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AGRICULTURAL. wnrvM^nnrs< V. in tv ring Stock.—The farmer should look well to ids store ol'feed and see that he has sufficient hay, groin and roots to feed his stock through tiio winter profitably. In addition to a liiil supply of feed, iie should have x supply of clean slravr, to bed h: stock. If to be obtained, forest It avos are prefer able. Gathered while they are dry, and stored away, they make the host bedding; besides, are shorter, and in/; :o heavy in haul ing. The manure-leaves also make a richer manure than straw. If the farmer has not sufficient faed for list) stot-i., it would bo wDe either to buy IWd i r st 11 off a portion of the - ■ ck. II ') thf'ttld culi out. and dispcpu ot ail old < r oihei who inferior mimals, a> tuvy a e kept at expense, and with no on'r- me. It is also im portant that the baras bo ia good con dittou to keep Mo k comfortable dur ing the winter, i; is really astenish* ing how careless aid thoughtless far mers are ia this. Many go into win ter quarters withoi t shelter for a por tion of their stockj others with their baras open, shack v and iliy covered, with jast feed ea ugh to carry their stcok through, as though, after the ts pease of feed and trouble of feeding through winter, tkey were not of any saoroAatefcii| the spring than they were ia the winu-rpassed. The feed thus seantly given, was entirely lost, with a little raatia e, and that of poor quality, to pay for tbsir trouble. The object of (' e farmer ia feeding animals through winter should be fot profit. Feeding svock to gain a profit from is a. Kt: point, and requires study and closa attention. It ia not enough to feed a uufiicient quantity, but the feed wrist ba such as is the best fov ocoa.•>>;'.• blag the object of feeding, let this be for milk, butter, fat or gro.7th. T v cnimal must firstcon seoje a certain ; mount of food to iauataie fit. sUcioaary condition, to keep -up heat. ;V: ibe body and supply *aatmi tv a- .<. These all must bs first pro v Tel for i eiore tba farmer can gain anyth in.-' v r the food. Au ani mal kept cicu:, dry and warm, is kept in better lv . consequently it takes ;• food, e,!. <*.’> at is consumed is more effect uni, :u.d more profit is real ised from ;t. la fe'din:' ' u ilk and batter, such fno>) iun-~- ;:i'. n as will best meet, <ht v < uv • 'i'h-, iu addition to wiiat i’ :• <| ;.iv i rjtj !y the wastes of tie* VV-do yo ug, animals require ?<••►(! fi.-r liiiiiiatija of bone. This is a ilk in larger proportion it.r.n ::: k< i*.u? o her iood. A store %■: inquires sued food, as ' i/. .' / . root 4 and grain, to pro isj; ele, aail a certain u!:tcfta‘. If lha auiaial is >"011 I'm- :d bis-ii: r, h should be fed some 4i-,v e..-.d fottoa peed. Cora is the : . ‘ latte: it g fTiia. AuoiLt r thin ; in feeding amnia's <■■■ ■ v.iatur to a profit, is to give lin all .be sdv. n’sgas possible and £: .'hem is goed condition early, w tii weather is pleasant. It will •/‘•.o Ics> feed then to atari into winter: v.i.a :hem ir a por aoiiuidoa. The •> ' :>y e StO i'. ■ Xi&t 1 J I .srf - •<*.} ’ and jmli-M'r.tsly nsed, will | it!y diminish the profit oa tbc feed : ,:.d oure; tbereioro let th 6 hr a point Ei< i:;ab Trough winter ior profit, Fashion Notes. The be s' ’vetting gloves, are ia the motinquetaiio shape. Ostrich feather fans havo reached a idsi that is phenomenal. Moire, ahhonght still used, is not ►o gonsrafiy seen as lust year. All steels am short and fl- xible, loosely tied to forir small curves. Black silk is a much mere favored material for the close Sitting Directoro COH'tS. Jaunty house jackets am made of flevey flannels, in dull blue or old red. The fronts of tho drank skirts are jerfeo’ly flat, and fulue-is at the hips is seen, Black, tan, vtrhi* e and gray are the Ouly allowable o# lore in gloves just now, butastha’e ia no limits as to shades and ton s, the hand of tba ] eri od is by n > n t .-a,ns monotcus. Lrrgo plai ;g should be asde up bi as of ihe gods, the skirts but lightly drsped. The bodice should be made of plain material, of the color most prominent in the plaid. Black velvet marrtels are again in fashion and are cut in rediugote form with long pointed seleeves falling quite to the hera and no end of orna ment in the way of the passementerie. Undressed sealskins, which closely resemble natural plucked beaver, but is slightly curled, is likely to bo ex tensively used this winter for trimm ing cloth, eioaks and dresses. Adobe Houses. Adobe houses arc made of unburned brick. They are common in Texas, Mexico, Central and South America. The bricks are made of loamy earth, containing about two-thirds fine sand and one third clayey dust. This made and mixed with water and than passed into the molds of the required size is pressed. Taken firm the molds, the adobes ara placed on edge of the giound and left to harden in tha sun. In a few and ays they arc hard, compact brioks, without a crack. They ars laid with mud mortar, and at the eomple tioa of every two feet of the structure au interval of one week ia allowed for drying, and a similar space of time be tween the completion of the walls and the putting on of the roof. lire houses are usually one-story high, and the in side is plastered before the -roof is put on. The duration of these houses is much greater than would be supposed, as thero ara a number now ia exist ence which bare stood mora than a century. The latest initia e ia the lauks of Sotiq 1 is a cow boy who claims to have cangbt a colera erm with a lariat. Piano playing is like the medioal profession in two respects. Oao with out patience and practice can net sue ceed in it. A man who formerly acted as fire man to a locomotive re nts to his re collections ot that time as tender re miniscences. "Ah, Brown, one moment,” said the poet, “Can you seggoet a tit’e for my book of poem ? It is to be pub lished ia the spring.” “Is it a collec tion of your published works?” •’ Tes, it is.” “Call Lines - * ” The infant class teseber was trying to bring out the fast that David was a man of varied occupations. The quo* non was asked, “What do you call a man who plays oa a harp?” A young • ; cr qr : :S]y answered, "An Italian.” T eo a u---.tr topic was quickly /ntro ducoi,: WITH A BOTTLE Of Ayer's Cherry Fectoral at hand, one may feel comparatively secure against the various diseases arising from muLlon changes of temperature, ex posure to drafts and storni3, and tlio inclemencies of spring and full. “Of t.lie mauy preparations before tlio public for t.!io euro of Colds, Coughs, Bron chitis, and kindred diseases, there are none, within tlio range of my experience and observation, so RELIABLE as Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral,” writes Tbos. G. Edwards, M. D., of Blanco, Texas. Georgo W. Diclc, of Newton, Mass., says : “ Two years ago I took a severe cold, which, being neglected, was fol l*vved by a terrible cougb. I lost flesh rapidly, had night sweats, and was con fined to my boil. A friend advised tlio use f Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I began to take this medicine, and. before finish ing the first bottle, was able to sit up. Four bottles effected a perfect cure.” * Ayer’s Chsrry Pectoral, . Prepared by T)r. J.C. Ayer& Cos., Lowell, Mass. Bold by ail Druggists. Price §1; six bottles, ?5. fiPgal Notices. Georg’a, Backs Cos. John W. Crump has in due form applied to the under signed for letters of administration oh the estate of R. G. Crump, deceased, and I wil 1 pass upon said application os tho first Monday i* Match. Giv en under my hand and official signi ture Jan. 7, 1889. T f. Kill, 36 4w. Ordinary Georgia, Banks Co.—To all whom it may concern: Mary M. Coker, gnitr dian fir Luther P., Jan. 8,. Margie L, and Alda B Coktr, has in due form applied to the undersigned for leave to sell thß lands belonging to ibe es tate of said minors, and said applica tion will ba heard on the Ist Monday in March next.. 29th day of January ISS9. T. F. Hill, ordinary. 39 4w. Georgia, Banka county: —To all whom it may eone rn, L. N. Turk, admr. of Jas. Norwood, dec’cl., has in due form applied to the undersigned for letters of disHaisa : on from said es tate, and said application will bo heard on the Ist Monday in May next. January 29, 1889. t. f. nil), 39 3mos, ordinary. 3;es'il S gale! Georgia. Banks Co.:—Will be sold on the Ist Tuesday .ia March next, t the court house in Grid county, with in the legal hours of sale, to the high est bidder for cash, t he followingprcp erty, to-wit: Ono undivided cm sixth interest in one hundred and twenty five acres, more or loss of land lying in said county adjoining lancSs of J. K Thompson on the east, lands of—- Borders on the south, lands of Robert ISteversou on the west and lands of 11 T. Thompson on the north. Sard property levied on as the property of R. U. Hardy, to satisfy an execution issued lroen the justice’s court ot the 265 h district, g. in., of said county, in favor of Dr. Thos. Hayden against 11. 0, Hardy.’ Levy made and return eti to me by J, E. $ ephece, L. (J. Al so at the same time and place, one no divided one-tweiith inteiest iri 125 acres of land, more or less, lying in sad county, adjoining lands of J. K, Thompsotn ontheeaat, lauds of Borders on the south, lands of Robert Steveison on the west, and lands of H T. Thompson on the north. Said land levied on ao tha property of Tf.ot- Hardy, to satisfy an execution is-vied from the justice’s coutt of the 208 dis trict, g. V 3-, of said county, in favor 0! Dr. Tboo, Hayden against Thorns ilaidy. Levy made and returned to me by J E. Stephens, L C. Jn. 28, 1589. W. A. Scoggins, 39 4 17. Sheriff,’B. C. oeorg’a, Banks co.—Hugh B. A as burn, administrator of Thos. Arsburn. has in due form applied to the under signed for letters of di.-mission in, l:l said estate, and 1 will pass upon said application on the Ist Monday in May rwx'. This 4th dav day of Febraan 1889. 1\ k. Hill, 40 52, ordinary. A Week’ll a f rc! FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES* Send your uptoo uni (be name ai o’ ad dress of five of yevr neighbors cr friends on u pv.etal caret and f’ei fi-o for yourself and each of thorn a Rpenim to copy of the Great Southern Weekly) 'Si'lie .Atlanta Contuirufilou! our throe humorous writers, Utch Remus's word, lamiou* sketches oftK plantation darkey. If 11 Arp’s homo ciin lottcs for the home and hearth stone. Betsv Hamilton’s adventures told in cracker dialect. War stones, sketches of travel, news, poems, fun ad ventures, the Farm, the household cor respondence, a word of instruction and entertainment. Twelve pages. The brightest and best Weekly. Please ev cry member of the family. 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