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About The Adairsville banner. (Adairsville, Ga.) 1898-???? | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1898)
BANK'S PART IN FARMING. Sow t* ‘■trarirni In Mnner ImM Sell * Ttilrn to Work. Mow rIoBK a hauls Lt ljj the farmer? With tire approach of the tits* for flowing rnd planting, gc*<l* and fer tiliser viH lie necvsts -y. How can tho farmer buy them if the last season was poor one? He baa spent all of hi* earnings in running the JpfaseTioM dnr *na the long winter. Ho goes to tbo dealer in fi itiiizr.r in the nearest Til lage and arks, "Wbut is the price of fertilizer a t in?" "Kifty dollars ” the dealer replies. "Tveli, i will need two tons and that will amount to ®IOO. ” “Yes. Take it along now?” “1 haven't the ready cash jut t nowr, but*’— "Ob, tliat’a all right. I know yon’ra peed frr it. Tukt- It along and give mo yonr note payable lu four months By that time yovr crops will he yielding a pr< lit. ’ ’ Tho farmer gives bis note; the denier indorses it and gives it in payment to the wholesaler from whew ho gets tho fertilizer; tho wholesaler sends it to the manufacturer of the fertilizer, who In tern takes it to his hank and borrows the money on it less the interest. The farmer gels his need in tiie sairco way and at tho time of the expiration of tho notes is able to meet his obliga tions. Thus, instead of ttre farmer being compelled to wait until he can get tho cash to pay before lio can hay tho fer tilizer and seed, he obtains tbctn when he needs them. The dealer. Instead of having to wait until tho fanner gets the money before ho eon sell Ids goods, tells them in the proper season and receives what Is to him practically cash. The wholesaler receives from the retailer what is as good as cash to him, and tho manufacturer receives virtually cash from the wholesaler. llow would all this he pcixxible were it not that the bankers had collected tbo Idle money of other people and were able to lend it out to good advantage? The farm would go tmplnnted; tho ground would go untitled; thoro would he no crops to yield a profit. That s whero iho hank helps tho fanner.—Now York Press. COLD FILLED TEETH. )(cr*4>f the Mate! fine* Into Them Thnn fun He Get Gut. An example of some of tho qneer ex p.-rj.ifccs people have when they are called upon to laiy n thing with which they ere i:ot familiar and which they 1;kvo need of rely < n rare end r.nnsual eeeuslouN is thus set forth by the Mil waukee Ketstincl: A young woman who. worked as a dcinr Mie went to n dentist together teeth repaired. I!o repaired them nml ti nt a till of sf>s. lie justified himself for the charges ly explaining how tunc!) the filling* rest him. In one hol low tooih, lm said, he put fl.o worth of gold. The bill Was paid, nml recently, when the little nugget (said to be worth $10) caii'.o out, tho woman fork it to a goldsmith u!)d had it appraised. Tin weighed it scrupulously and rained it tt 48 cents. bhe no longer has fuith in her den t i st. It set mu la ho always good taste to "go shopping'’among tho dentists Co lore having uuy couaiderable amount of work done. There is imnsidernblo hum buggery about the business in some fjnarttrs. Tho public is told (hut |IB is a fair price for a crown and stands ready to pay it, on tho ground tlmf good work deserve* good joy. A few blocks away the same work was done last week for $3. just as well as if ft 1A hud been jmid, and it was done by a reputable dentist. One dentist figured an SBS for six’ teeth, nml Bnottrvr SOD yards away performed tho pervice for |Bo. Philadelphia Time*. Tho Hint ritiuMo Ilnhy Rhrvtr. The first Chlnoso baby thow iu thr> world bus just been hold hero. Thom were 200 of them. From oinbroldored •Upper to shaven poll thoy worn nrmyod in their host. They worn satin Ldounc* that *hoEo in the stm with a nilvary •himiner. They wore .embroiderkm of wouderfnl lirdi nnd lees and flower* never seen on laud or sea. Tbo lltth> boys wore shaven, and the littlo girl* hud their hair stiffened nqd polished and dressed ns though for the grandest tunction, with littlo birdcages and fringoa of l end* and paper ntop There were gr- rt tinkling* of metal sml inneh rhiniug cf green jade. A now fashion in infant headgear showed a halo of stiff pompous that rose above the iufnnta' somber eyes Others wore huge nwottea vf silk on each temple, like a Jess, and one little girl had n mane of black silk cue strings hanging down from the taels of her head. Even the lathy com plexions had beau looked after. On the smooth, yellow chfeks appeared the most lovely patch of pink rouge, put on quite frankly in fashion Tiie rosebud months wjr* touched op. and the narrow brows beautifully pen ciled.—Penang ttazotta Hu mom of the tiuh'iu Cillery. The humor of the Dublin gallery has long Ih*cu proverbial, .'lucrtady, in hie ’•Rvniimsetiicets," relates that on one mrasinn " ben playing Otway's” Venice .Preserved,” .lather s long and rathetr drowsy dying spet-vb was in terra pfrrt by one of the gallery, in a tone of grooi 1 impatience. caUtig out very loudly, ”Ah. now die at . to which uu ether from toe other side immediately replied, "is- quiet, you Vtuvkgßtml. ” then turning with a pitiv.nir.lng tone to the lingering ,** I'Ur, "XuHo your time.'”—tVirulnll Mugiwiijo. Tti CswUn Xilitlarr. The co ii’t ni soldier •• Ilnssia re- \ c< i\es r shins jaweautirn—about $2.25. The day ran,;, s ivmsist of two pounds c! suci iiy. wbkh :s a siry evor.-e kind '! Ur,a tiradei.fd rye, baked huni *.i tir-t. then cut tafi small pieces end fiitiucr d,*t*si ms li. utcl nivn. a suiail ;;;y Jt writ uni s.n> • s: up Vestcrn & Auntie R 5 R. (EATrunruM ?rw> Hshviilc, Chattcnooqa & St louis Rdilvvay r “" } JIATTANOGGA. •*>SIIYILU, CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, MEMPHIS m ST, LOliS. tUMAN ?ALAff K’Jf'tT SUMWG CAR? iACXSSVYii ir Mid ATLANTA .. 10 .. WASHY Hi f end ST. LOUS, 7 MROW/H fcTTHOUT CilAkGf. res; Sleepers hetwcea Atlanta and Chat f ISOOfpl. heap Emigrant .Tales to Arknavas oof Tvuis. icurelofi Ticket* to Cofiforaie ‘c-d Col orado o Mrt*. ' V M,, W.'!* <pg C#r 9v+*r>* 4 .i*n or 4 • v >ftf'uAtkj ao iut W<*, f It* or <wl> to ft. *\l %f A, X A. THOHAS. k**l \qff>t 4 1 ickot t -*-. SiM <)t*t ot, *r. A 4UAIiTA, .. <?., 1. P. A, J. W. IttCKA. r. u f Kimball kcuttis A hirtibnll !'<>, *4. M. OKOWk, OWS. I. lUHMAI*. Iralfit ►■*, Go*. Pni**. AflL. Aft VAT A, 6A. CHEAP READING. Try Home of our clubbing offers. Wo can give you any paper, periodical or magazine at a reduced juice. Let us name w fevr, all includ ing n year’s subscription to Tint Banner : Tin* Constitution, f 1 .2f• Flic Journal 85c Courant American 1.25 Chnttnnoogii Times i)oc Confederate \Vtor.vi 1.25 Home an.! Farm 75c Scientific American S.OO ■Sunny South 2.25 Domorost 1.25 Review of Reviews 2.00 Petersons *1.25 Tho Delir.ouor 1.40 Those and many others wo offer you. Remember the alo. e price includes Thk Banner. If you wish more than one take a combination and the)- are still cheaper. Say The Constitution, Homo and Farm, Courant A merican and Tub Banner. Tho regular price would ho $3.25 but wo make thorn to 3-011 for the rediculottuly low sum of $2.25. EM lIOFIiS illM! riles Cured vrlUtont (lie Surseo*’* Knifb 1 Metzger’s PiLB Ointment#* Docs It iuXalliWy. 60 Cent* a package. Get it of your dealer souU direct to laboratory.' Fwi ]&&??? JMsise §B. Itooorab, lowa. frnn't Tobacco Sj*lt *mi swuk !cir Ufe An*;. To <3nit 101 acco <tatltjr nnl forever. lionuf nciic. fnl! pt li?\ iirrvt* ami vigor, take No To* llftr. *iu sroinWpaiker. thatumk*** *enk*arfn str*:g. A!i UnTpri-Us, 60c ocf N Cure riaran tctl l look let ami KtmplQ free. A'liirfM Sleriiog itenxM? (a , Chicago t*r Kew York CASTOR IA For Infant* and Children, The Kind You Haro Always Bought Persons troubled with diar rhoea will be interested in Use experience of Mr. W. M. Bush, clerk of Hotel Dorrancr, Provi dence, 11. I. He says: “For several years I have been al most a constant sufferer irotn diarrhoea, the frequent attacks completely prostrating me and rendering me unfit for nsy du ties at this hotel. About two years ago a traveling salesman kindly gave me a small bottle of Cliamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Much to my surprise and delight its effects were immediate. When ever I felt symptoms of this disease I would fortif3' myself against the attack with a lew doses of this valuable remedy. The result has been very satis f act or}- and almost complete re lief from the affliction.’’ For sale b}’ Thos. Johnson, Drug’st. OASTOHTA. v Bain tho /) YW HW AIW) Boßjflt j A F-tf-Vl -, , DIM v : ..I -■■•■: I *’•' inert )!'•: tkU) i.r •)'- VC-.:.... die xrd t?r vuir v.m J, v/Uhio-;; if ‘ , ' J ilaimzc 4 .0 j our lire. I No ihr.;cr ct yror run 4*v:y wit-! £ U v.-a —you're alwjy* * :’lt m HAND EHAKE. *2- { FOOT BfAXE, S!^{ FAUITLE3S R3ULijß*i X A • 1898 1 <wvyw 1 J ; 'cycles Tb* perfection of BlcycSe oonatracOon ’ 1 UP TO DATG. * I ► POPULAR PRICES. W 1 Plu*h Joint.'. Ijirpc Sprocket*. Dolt. 4 > | (ess yet nb*oliitc!}r tccur* scat pott Bad , i handle bar clamps. No crank kevs. I ) Dust-proof tool steel bearings. BaU , | Retainer*. Direct Oilers. superb fin- ' ' | lab, etc. •)• .;. .)• j | fhxitirlee. Tires nnA Drnlera* Pnqplles. . | CATALOQWEB FREI. ( Agents wanted everywhere. If w* are ' I not represented In your locality write as i I for prices on nnything In the Bicycle line. ' ! They will interest you. , | ) Harrah & Stewart Mfg. Cos., .) | 114 to MO Court Bt, . De. Koines, Is. 1 , Matn/nrtiirrrt, J.H-rr, nnd Erfart.r, I ; V everything pertaining to eieycltt. ' * “1 have used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy in my family for roars and always with good re sult*,” says Mr. W. H. Cooper, of El Rio, Cal. “For small children wo lind it especially ofictiro.” For sale by Thomas Johnson, Druggist. CIIURCH DIRECTORY. FIRST ttjJNDAY. k. Missionary lla|t'BoWfyi'ncbing Second Saturday and SunHyof each month by Pastor .1. F.. liui’sSi'i. Prayer Service every Sunday afttjjjrfioon, at 4. Sunday .eJinol every Sabbaib inorir ug, 0."0. IP E* Lewis, Siij crinlcndcnt. SECOND suxn.wj ChristianChruch—Preachinghy Rpv. Mr. Caiman 11 a.ir. I.ib’e Class in charge of Mr. Thomas Turner. THIRD SUNDAY. Presbyterian—Prcaelsmg'at 11 a. m. by Rev. Dr. Darnell. FOVKTHJSUNDAY. MVthrdDt Kev. W. O. Ivoiley preaches 11 a. m. and Sp. in. Sunday \ school every Sabbath at ba. in. Mr. M. Poyd, Superintendent. Wednesday ] evening each week, Prayer meeting a"t , xp. m. Epworth League meets Friday night before the Second Sunday and at (r„ in, on Fourth Sunday. Miss ,!o-r! Gi ay. President; A. SI. Papers, Seera arr; . Woman’s Missionary s violy ’ me, t- every Fourth Sunday at 3 t>. m. ; Primitive Baptist—Services Fourth ; Said ath red Saturday before. Rev. G. i H. Muehell HEADQUARTERS FOR MACHMOY! @ All Farm Implements in the CataiGsru:s- @ It will' par to use HAMILTON Cultivators and Hay Ri*kes ; Me-CORMICTC Harvesting Machinest. Hardware And Cutlery of Every OeseriptiGn, Agent forjthe Best ENGINES and BOJLEE3. Th Famous TENNESFKE WA'-GONJ BUGGIES, Ilarncsg vnd Saddles, Blankets, Lap Robes. Grass Seeds, Plow Points„ and Builders’ Hardware, @ % Every Department Full and Complete @ Prices in every line that can’t be beat in Georgia*. Thos. Lumpkin, Cartersvllee, ®a. * MADE UPON HONOR, > * SOLD UPON MERIT. A DgSos Artistic AND Original Indorsed by leading Artists of Americat PRICES LOW, TERMS EASY. Every Inxfrument fully guaranteed for seven years. Writ© for Catalogue *:• and Dor!ptlve Matter. kWll Piano Cos. Mfr’a., CHARLESTON, S. C Established 1889. f TOri *?t jfr j Your Stomach’s Sake - <■ Q U VH o-> There is r.ol'iir.j to Rood for the Stomach a:- Soda and Peppermint. Each tablet of Scdi Mint Gum c ntains two grains dxmkally r'..rc soda ca.nbi -i wia. jVppenuint. STHiCTIf hlSd SHADE. r. ■ 1 esaos The Proof of the Pdidiag is in ihe Eat-ny. TSY SDDA Is Aaiiseptic. Pxfir..-< the Breath. Retains Flavor ForeVer. yov. s ti.r. 7ir alt. oKAT.r.r.s, Salesmen Wanted. Good wages to sell our Nur sery Stock. Apply for terms. Wo will have for Spring and Fall, 1897, an immense stock of Apple, Dear, Peach, Plum, Apricot, Cherry, Grape. Eke. Also small fruits, shades and ornamental trees, Roses, cie. Wo make a specialty cf whole saling to largo planters direct. Write tis fir wholesale prices. Address, fout'iern Nursery Company. ap r 26-1 y Wj i; c:: o■.crT en n. lU-.7ri r i.-i siUt-id Deep. hooutv v-itf.j—t ( --u ei-g Candy Call tie y,-r. l .< .: and it clear. f.t;n u n.o -■ nvw and driving a>i purities i: .ft •i iy. Rcgiu to•<!.•> f'..n .-!i > •••:■' -. riote-ics. bla. k! and the.: s' U‘y hi io*43 c, rnidexion by t Ciis-carc;.--. I '..uity tor lea cent*. AU and C ratirf -.L'.icn g:s; antced, 10c, 25<% f .{/[j m H MW \\mUH 111 iH C3TA6USHCD 1675.: /I pi Bat r ixilh 'uVitfx v // / CdpiCaf Pa,d u| ' f l ' soo0 ° I !^^||^^^Liacsran^L IS Acres Closely Punted v Pg * 5 WPMf .WITH FRUIT TREES =>hi, A uS?z W ,M|l ano. lllliSW miW3: da* M If Z O §jf!]||r|!! i I Ail the New amo Old Varieties, | 2og, □ | l|l ib j B trjcfudirygf &q immense stocX df the Oe§.L *"-11 In -rfolloniiig populwriw v*rte<ia:?- I fi I MATHEWSBEALjfy GREENSBORO*” |a “jl Jli 11RIUMPI1 PEftEHrhALE'-wWCKSffIrPUM. P tf) gS jia .also a full ho* f. 111§ tm,dm Paa/ftjjii, APRICOT. QUlffi, I % shade-" ii mawßOKwi SMAU FRUITS, / *5 TVIfSfimWSSS' i^B^EMCES r AO3TqEE T fi Ca r b }kf t ') /wh r r ' x, v _ We will otTor for fail of ’9B and spring of ’99 a largo stock of: strictly first-class fruit trees, vines, shrubs, shade and oruamnn al trees at very low prices. Wo make a specialty of apple, peach, plum, pear, cherry, quince and mulberry; we can supply plant ers in any quantity and variety. We also make a specialty of growing Juno budded poach and plum ; can furnish largo quan tities of Matthew’s Beauty, Caram, Emma, Bbk tra N0... . Fitzgerald poaches, Wiekson, Red Juno, Willard, Mikado, Bai ley and Halo plums. Write us send in, li■t- of wants before plac ing your order olswhere. SOUTIEIIEIR,InTTTSL-S Ml CO WINCH ESTER TENS iCS SKE Large stand an Earth Write for OwCawMlKßm^ Gun Price rm lowest Parry <5E*.wL--
