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SOUTHERN BANNER: JUNE 4, i8tS. ^gricitltaral the Cotton Seed ^Business’. .. . HINTS GROCERS. IT IS POOR POLICY For any retail merchant to MU.infierlor goods because He can make iporti money on them. of trying to find the cheapest W.’H. Oliver, of Jfewbrrn, N. C., writes to Maryland Farmer. ^‘*3 Tlie cotton need business is going to almost revolutionize the South. The seed is now used almost entirely for manure. After the oil is ]tressed and the cake fed to stock, the amount of manure will bp' vastly increased. A farmer now takes one ton of seed and puis it on two acres of land, and it will produce him a fair crop of cotton for jatte season, '-No effect after the first season. A farmer takes a ton of cotton seed to an oil press; he gets from it thirty-two gallons oil worth as it comes firm the press, in a crude stats forty cents a gallon, ($12,SO), lie also gets eight hundred pounds of oil cake. This tiake is very superior— far ahead oi linseed oil cake, it being sweet and palatable. This eight hundred pounds of cake fed, say to only one milch cow, \\ ill increase her milk immensely ; and the manure which he gets fiom this one cow will do him four-fold the good he would have gotten from the seed used as they now are. If one ton of seed will do this, see the increased amount of good that may he done with the l,GO0,9O0 tons of seed which are annually raised in the South.— This is sufficient to feed all the milch cows in this country. If the farmer may get $12,80 worth of oil, and eight hundred pounds of rich cake from a ton of cctlon seed, it is very desirable to make the exchange. All the cake that cottmi seed will make should be fed to Southern stock for their iiu-> provement; arid all their enriched droppings should be husbanded and carefully applied to fertilize the soil. that can be bought, he •elect THE BEST In __ We know of no business anywhere^ in the city or country, that would not sooner become permanently established, and in the long run pay better, by handling only fair and honest r - goods. To-be sure, custom may for a while .be allured by low prices Into the purchase of inferior and adulterated artliles; many S ri take up with short weight and other ndling; but time rights all these things, and nothing is more certain than that HONESTY IS THEBES 1 ' MEN DO IlCSI-*hJ ' TO MA| WgjmmSS »»• MONEY! iplish this is to trade. idly ta if inferior pi are sold. It is only by keening the test crticlt of their kind, even if tl.ty do not pay the largest immediate profit, that a j«.rmanent business is built up. Keep the best soap, tho best starch, the best spices, the best baking powder, and so on through the whole list. We have known a grocer to loro r. customer whose trade was worth a hundred and fitly dollars a year clear profit to him, ju t because he would not supply a talking powder that wu demanded by tho but trade. Five .Sheep. SEA FOAM fill draws Metopr Store fluanjoteonctMiin He Grocery Lfe It is » first-class article, wi 1 do all we claim fur it, and never falls to mirk WELL. It is a credit to any merchant's stock, and is one ofthe few good tilings lie can confidently recommend to every customer. It will sell itself after cue trial, for its great merits are soon appreciated. Ami nut only so, but one lady using it will tell others of the wonderful projicrties of Sr.e Foax. and whore It can be purchased, mid so the title of trade will gradually but surely set toward the enterpris ing grocer who keeps it in stock. Actually, the ladies of Georgia where Ska Foax lias been Introduced, are noted for making belter bread, biscuit, corn cakes, and oilier cookery than can be found anywhere else, and they girt Sex Foax the credit, ami won't use any other baking preparation. And it it not to be vomlrrcd at,.either, for Sea Foam TO “'“■'“rAW'a&nw KEABX.Y 1 EVERT UAKIKK POWD1B III AULXTEKATKD. SEA FOAM IS F ERFliCTLY MIRE H- Ci. Abbott, of Maine, tells ill the England Fanner, what five sheep will do. He says: Fltte sheep will enrich ! one acre of old worn out land in three years, so 'that ft will produce one and* one half tone of hay per year, for several years, by a light sprinkle of seed each year, sown in the eaily. r >s|>riiig. Five 1 *ht*p will-produce manure in w inter to the value of 810, by giving them suitable bedding. Five sheep will get their living through the iiutmner on one acre ot ground; the pasturing of same would 1 e (8. Five sheep will raise five lambs, w« ith $15. * I OB WORK OF ALL DESCRlt! Five shei p will shear twenty-fireicl ft pounds of wool worth $6. BfiKBBBBSSaS; accenting to directions. More then i_.f li.u eumplu^ys ot bad floor arise from the uf tiunmon.baking powders, which not in frcqninty make tlie best of flour turn out dark bread. Ska Foam wifi make better cookery with second duality pf fleer than tlie best of f.-.ur will produce with any 7*i'it UuttlaineMj srejrIpJwltewB. SKA FOAM COOKING ItECIPKS Are presented with every out. also Fall Jn- *ttmO0u for ,7u. 49* You can buy Eka Four from any leading wholesale bouse, or aend to Gaoliz, Jones $ Co. KurnicnnaM ut isoixutoxd, 176 Duane St, Hew York. tion’neatlly done at this office. For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE Elegant Table Silverware Can be I’U m. I Corn pail with thffi-Ih.rlrif condition*: TheXational SU - .. : - S r- w »W Cliwiuui Sirect, i’bauleipfci*, Btauur^tnrvv^or P-ro Coio . .jiuiitiil aiiVBt’rluleJ w:no, uiil »ct.d to any oik k&o receive* this notice, a Set »f Double Kxir.iYi»t«<l Filter Spoons, and cocrft'?® oa each spoon any desirod 1-i.i-d a.-.. .1- r.,11 «•-- =•■ — i<yit.t®. Initial. Yoaan* ix/wtsil to cutout the fb.iv.ulnf Miver«aif Lunpun »u<if tnL.lt,t® the t bo VT:tn:|i&ny. »Ith rotf firm.* and addres*. and also iotmdo*e witti II 75j»vi®« to jut ill clrtit ce< iududing eo*», of engraving Initial*. imcVlug. box in,f. and exi»rr«* -* -** IMr 1 *'— **---- * — The n* will be sent 1 ail. if tmtbrj coat. The*.- •he beat Milvet -YUlc - trovoifii To whom it •**r tho u ukvU't Wt-sd, HvtffilP* Will Itnl l.mj.ir iflre Coup Iftiipaetii fft.. TR CW.ttel St.. Hi tit dclplda it ttu rr thiwsws U&ft'Ph er-lfktled llsr* t x dav* f;f**w the date «»f tbl« mm* r . If A TXOH AX S H.VE H EI.A'mTG CO* L 70t Chestnut lit COME AMD SEE THEM! 300 Chromes. 10 dozen I’a-as Partonts, in good variety. 10 dozen Picture Muts tlie most beautiful ever brought to Athens. Pauel Pictures. Illuminated Mottoes. Photographs of Statuary, etc. Just received and for sale cheap at Burke’s Book Store. niay7 -tf. C) flEORGIA—ChAitKK Count T - * Whereas, Rufus K. Reaves applies #br letters of Guardianship of the property l Georgia; of JqUqW .Martin, agd Thomas I Martin, of the State of Texas, -Joiners of W sVl.VEKWAKKLOU l*OV. Oil rcfCijH c* thie Coupon. Wfoiber **Uh 7& cent* to envor till cknree*. toefmb .... «r nr.iling. viitraYllig and boxing, wt hcrrliv egret » ilrvan n wfci i»f bur pure Coln-Sundarl dtiublc-cxlra pitted SI LVER SPOONS, and dti curb Sptmn engrave any dcairnl initial. All chargr* sh l#l4_pPfji*M h« the 7a «*r*tt* aent u*. aud the S*|)®wUk ill be delivered at ucatiunliot free « for nli ctv dart from date of IM« r»jv«r. nflar which tlria Cvupon !a cu ud void. iMailedJ NATIONAI# SILVER TLATINil CO.. "0$ Chss;xiut St., VhiliAtU f-l onld It be dealrcd, tnt «n« of the f'dlnnlug arii c i<-* will b» * Km .»f the SjM»«na mi |>aymeut of the fullowiui; charge* ; Six t«dM1 itiitfi, lifidt-nail handle one aolhl piece, beat at.wl.double nb kel :.i»d ai‘**-r | l«lfd, : *1* fork*, double nickel and ailrer jd.4t->i. ibv eta. I: all r .txie ire d«*»lreil, cntlaac tlu- t«.ta» cbnrgtr*, which will W*a «t». ft*r *;«**•»*•«. * » t.,r keivi-r. xud Vi eta. r..r furfe*—total, $.1 70—thin ooctiriint for 8».t« What would r.» l t ou mu. h more in any other wny. . 1Umonster that •ch artiole. except knives, *.viil be engraved wiih aa;f iasliai tlean ed without extra cotit. IMPORTANT NOTICE. Tl»l« llMral olTrr hold a good for only ninety day* from date, therrfor® ; to the interee* «•( all wbn c^n secure its- brnefits t» ace it :hat they in-t debarred by re;t*on of the t\|druil«n of the time apevifivd. Ail let* rdcritig Silverware ah.-uld be addressed direct t«i the NATION AT. S1I.VE11 PI.ATIXG CO., No. 704 Ches nut Btrwt, FHILaD.^LFBEA PA. County.— to me property in _ w! Martin of said Stat- of Texas, said Miners liv ing, each under fourteen years of age. 4 These are therefore to oite and admonish all concerned to show cause at my oihco, oh or before the second Monday in June next, why said letters should not be granted. Given . under my hand, at office, this ith d * J '- reayfr-SCd. Southern Mutual Insurance Office, AV lllivva fi A Mnr 0.4*1. .... UlTHENSi Athens, Ga , May 2ith, lt78. 1HE NS io UN DRY & MACHINE M T HE Annual Meeting of this Company will be held at t e Company’s Office in Athens on Tuesday, the 7tli ot June, -— : — -*■ -- o’clock, A. M. S. may 27-2t.^ proximo, at 11 me, proxii 3. thomas; Sec. ATHENS, GEORGIA, WOOL CARDING. T7PACTTJRE T IIE undersigned is now prepared to receive custom Wool for carding, and solifl|ts, the patronage of wool growers. Satisfaction guar anteed. l’riee 10 cents per pound. T. FOWLER. t RON and Brass Castings, Mill and Gin Gearing, Mining ana Mill Vcti.ii civ. Stei m Engine! Saw Mills, Bill Arp and Athenian Horse Powers, j may-28-2m Southern Mutual Insurance BUGGIES, BUGG1E8- -BUGGIES BUGGIES, W» E« BEATERS, Athens', Georgia, Manufacturer of and dealer in all kinds of - iC-J coas<cE»A.SFTr; ATHENS, GOBOnGIA- YOUNG L. G. HAHR1S, Preoident STEVEJfS TH0M18, Secretary. Gross Asset*, Apiil 1, 1877, - i: S78*,Vf 62 Resident Directors. Youno L. U. Harris, John H. Newton, Dr. Henry Hull, Aldin F. Dkarino, Col. KonuRTfriroMAs. iuv28-wlr Stevens Thomas Eliza L. Nkwton, FkRDINAKO PHINIZr Dr. K. M. Smith, John W. Nicholson, EZCELSZOE THEESHEES IMPROVED Carriages, Buggies, WagonSfSulkys, 2TOTZCS. Top or no top Buggies and Spring Wagons Ml kinds of vehicles repaired at sliort notice Minting and trimming done in the best and atest styles. AVork put up to order and war ranted to give satis fact ion, jgy Black SiuiUiing Done in the best manner, liarness made and re paired at short notice. I use the best material that can be had, and have skilled workman who know their bnsim as. Having an experience of eleven vears I feel confident of giving satisfac tion. tiivc me a trial and I am satisfied you will be pleased us I do the cheapest work in the city. Shop opposite J. Z. COOPER’S LIVERY STABLE. W. R. BEAVERS. jan2S6m. . A * FOR. SALE. A very desirable projK-rty in the lieurt of the City of- Athens, consisting ot a lot on Tiiouu.s’ street, 80 feet front'bv 100 feet iu depth, with afire-proof TWO STOHY BRICK. HOUSE on it, 28 fectjfrunt, by $1 depth, with an ENGINE ; ROOM ^ | and a AVater_Tauk, supplied with spring water " rably a< by a pine. The property is admirably adapted to any light manufacturing purposes ; a’so for a Dyeing or Soap making establishment. Its Dyeing or Soap making convenient location sud water supply furnish the best facilities for. PUBLIC^ BATHS in the cllv. For further particulars applv to W. C. KEMP, or April 23rd~tt. W. L. JONES. A LL persons indebled to William Murray, A. deceased, late of Oconee J.M. Kroooor-oeA, k..ko k,a ocokjooo COUIltV, GcOTgia, are hereby required to make immediate pay ment, an'd those holding claims against die said deceased are hereby notified to present them to the undersigned properly attested within the time prescribed bv law. JAMES E. MURRAY, Adm’r. may 28, 1*78,5t. fZJEORGlA—Clarke County— Whereas, Redden T. Pittard, administra tor of John Kirkpatrick, dec’d., applies to me for leave to sell the real estate of said deceased, to-wit: A house and lot in Athens containing about 4 acres, less the Widow’s dower to bt rar out. These arc therefore to cite and notilV all per sons concerned to show cause at my office oil or before the first Monday in July next why said le ive should not he granted. Given under mv hand ut office tills 24th may 187$. " ASA M. JACKSON, may 28-4\v. Ordinuy. G eorgia, clarke county.-whereas, Janies E. Murray, applies to me for letters of administration dr bonis non on the estate of Williilmiuor Floyd, late of Clarke, now of Oconee eoutity. deceased. Thesenre, therefore, to cite and admonish all concerned, to show cause at my office, on or before the first Monday in July next, why said letters should not be issued. Given under my baud, at office, in Athens, this 4th dav of Mav, 1878. ASA M JACKSON, Ordinary. nay81-80d. ; MARRIED LIFE OR. BUTTS U-EORGIA-CLARKE COUNTY. Whereas, Edward R. Hodgson, applies to uie for letters of administration tie bonis non on the estate of Edward R. Ilod . son, Sr., late of said county deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all concerned to show cause, at my office, on or be fore the first Monday in July next, why said letters should not be grunted. Giver, under mv hand, at office, in Athens, fills 16th of Mav, 1873. ASA M. JACKON, may21-30d. Ordinary. No. 12 N. Klgfttfi 8t. St. Louis. Mo. •tiaal LrraNcaaftwIh ni e .nd ** ** i Tho PHVSIOLOfBY OI»’L Tho PRIVATK NIKDICAk. ADVOSKit QEOUGIA—CLARKE COUNTY. Whereas, John Gerdine up; li-s to me for letters of guardianship of Hunter Griding, of said' county, orphan of Thomas Golding, de ceased under fourtecu yeursofuge. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all concorped, to show eause at my office, on or before the first Monday in July next, why said fetters should not be graj ' ’ Given under-mys hand his 20th day of May, 1878. i ASA M. JACKSON, Ordimuv. uiay21-80d. l, rcte < ttfoi# o&ktifpEscKir. 11 tioa pwtly done office. it irun ►ILL HEADS AND LETTER kHt-ada doue on sl-onotirt ce T u OB WORK OF ALL I'ESCRlP- tio« antiy done at. tk»- office 1. So-ftcppljC. NuhrUlt.Teea? SOTTTHER1T Sbft FAIT MILLS, Cane Mills and Evaporators, Bark Mills, Cotton Presses, MiU Spindles, Shafting, Pulleys Hoieting Screws, l.igutcr Scicwt*, Rattle St«ffs», Etc. TLS0 MANUFACTURE Turbine VaUr WI i eel *' * Colt s ^ Cel ci eu Power and Lever Cotton and Screw Presses, I'triable Sterin Ei gines, Separators, iroi breted Fencing, Grave Enclosures, Balconies, Etc. For Descriptive Circulars and Price Lists ot any of the above articles. Address, s. mosBseoxr, &g r t.. may 28, 1878 Cm. ATHENS, GA. T. MARKWALTEE. WORKS Broad St., Near Lower Market AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Monuments, Tomlistones & Marble Work GENERALLY, MADE TO ORDER. A large selection always on hand, ready for lettering and delivery may 21.ly.1872. FOREST CITY Foundry And Machine Works 170 Fenwick Street, opposite Water Tower, Augusta, Georgia GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO., Proprietors. Manufacture Portable end Stationery Stearn Engines, and Boilers Suw Mills, Grist Mills, Siting PulUys, Gearing, Hangers, etc., Iren and Brass Castings; Plantation and 5till Work of any kind, Cone Mill and Kettles, Horse l'owtgs, Graham's Improved Solid Rim and otlie • styles of Gin Gear. Special attention given to Repairing and Over Stepm Pi.mp Send for Circular. may.2l.ly.1878. GEO. R. LOMBARD & 00 , Proprietors. PENDLETON & BROS., Foundry and Mauhinis IVbbksi Augusta, Georgia. PLANTATION Engines, Smith’s Superior Hand Cotton Presses and Our Flag is thrown lo the breeze—Our MOTTO L before the People. We proudly tnkc our stand as the u -0*oauipions of Low i } .i f linihiil!' > h» -iPm i QXJ23. LEAD^ES. \V oMT 6 N SCREW PHE^SL i For Hand, Horse or Water Power, Caae MiXls, Evaporators and Kovtlss, f. Cheap taw Smmg, vAh'bV wt&o^Jans a.ld ft 9 n.- Cheap ABo fciwptfs m* ■ •'‘rfS? *U - vi linviu, bofcM -1, tfhte ,4 A, ! f>0 Pieces Filic MtiOvning Dress Goods. 50 Pieces Fine '’Grenadines. - « 100 Pieces,Fine Colored Drews'Gdods. ) 250 Biect’s Fine M’hite Lawns, Wife French Nainsook, White Organdie* .Styles Piques, Jaconet, White and Colored Tarlatan, and nice ^oods-suitable for h1.C O XI ME N C E M E N T DRESSES. ‘I ’'' Competition with ouv prices is a matter impossible. Our Agert was in Now Yourk at the recent peremptory sale. -pT A TsTOS &o OTrtC3--A-IEsrS -40 Tq OO Per Geat. SDisoourA . 11.000 Packages Were Slaughtered. IQW rices QitJioic Dales; s We got a lot of most beautiful goods. LADIES AND GENTS. H ANDKERCHIEFS, LADIES AND GENTS. HOSIERY, LINEN HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS, &c., &c. From CataUi fh i following , ! "'chTkcring, Matho-liek, ! Knabe, Stienway, Pivi- McFhaii & •>., iiimpVo.. A Co-, Haloes I lira. Billings * lo the market, ! p A nlokachu»«> 0K,J ' N! ' M;t-on & Hamlin, I’lcou- 1 hot, * ^u’h'i w’araem Remember, our goods were bought for Cash and will be sold on J Attracting ’purchaser* from ■ I - A the slouutaiiis to the sea. the same terms. * ... i tUu«ooW. We stick to the programme inaugurated in the “Calico "War, and Our buyer MR. CHRISTOPHER GRAY is always in tl he has the benefit of unlimited Capital and 30 years experi 'CTadexssU tlie Market 20 Per Cent. James Me Grray S& Co. , iruiu have correaponaeil wuii several of the la«w»t i Piano suit ‘■‘riinn ‘lealer. , : established the fact that • prices are lower in Augusta than elsewhere. ’Mho Hived in pi :rom «i.O. BOlil Prices Ciukk Sab motto ot' ilie Mils of the South,«ii< is Competing sucre(■u with New York an^ ll)^: a:- cm ,cnt by liauri • in the South, Tuning"and Repairincr Goods >en| ianvwbere iu U. U."D.,on receipt of.dlran ,1 xpress Charges onfflwu with privilege of ei.SJoi' tioa given if so recuHtt SI ■jsscd. 4L, Granite How,