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AGRICULTURAL. Indian Cos 'n: —The finest lead for steers 1 hat you could possibly imagine is indian eorn-fodder, cut up curly enoujli in i he fall to hve it bright and greon. If this fod der is grown so thick as to have ears about half or two-thirds the usual size upon each stalk the amount of fet'd will still be sur prisingly large, and there will still be sufficient grain to keep the ani mal thrifty even though a part of the is millet and oat straw. Such cornstalks may be fed long, or bet ter yet, should be run through the feed-cutter and deposited in feed ing boxes so constructed that the cattle can not throw out the tod dor in searching for the parts of ears. Yearlings could be main tained satisfactorily throughout the winter on corn fodder of the kind named alone, and the gains they would make dej end largely on the proportion of esr corn to fodder. Sheep for Suiety.—There have been many ups and downs in the business since my boyhood; many changes from sheep to sometliing else, and back again, and many thousand sheep have qeen slaugh tered for their pelts acd tallow alone in times of depredation, but the men who have persistently stuck to the sheep through thick and thin, improving their flocks while others were selling out or killing theirs, have in the end come out ahead every time, and have kept up the condition of their firms belter, than any other class of farmers among us. *No man ac quainted witli the situation will at tempt to controvert this assertion. If I desired to bring back into con dition a run-down or worn-out farm. I should stock it up just as heavily as it would bear with sheep provided, of course, that it was adapted to sheep. There are pieces in which shesp are pests or nuisances. But no in telligent shepherd would pasture sheep in garden or among small fruits, 'or w; uld ha turn them upon his newly seeded clover-plots any more than a dairyman would turn cows into his cornfield. His torically, the sheep clearly ranks first among useful animals, and al though they snmetimss fall into disrepute and carping charges are brought against them, they are bo Mid to go up higher in popular c. Mmatibn with every advance in human development, I hail with ] V •-mre the ; availing tendency l v rd keeping a few sheep on ev •ry arm. whatever the predomi nant specialty. Submarine Traveling, If Victor Hugo were now alive he would have anew field or new fight on one of his old fields of work. Navigating the sea has al ways bees supposed t mean plow ing the surface, whatever the mo tor might be. But w can now Irav el under the s*a as wei! ~i- >n • the stmiws*. liecer ! oxpe ■ r • ,cum made > ••-•'. • • ufi m• ne Y ; • p- ■ •. ■ * a cr.•• Y ri'iii • re a i, ten knots, while the light is good anti respiration easy, The beat can be moved in anv direction, either ver tically or horizontally. It will car ry five persons. Of course, its pur port is warfare, but there is no rea son why such a beat may not be applied to purposes more peaceful especially to aid scientific research A Joke on an Ingenious Bride. A pretty old minstrel joke is this one about “Sawyer,” There is a town called “Sawyer,” and the joke requires that there should be a railroad tunnel just outside the town, which don’t happen to be there, but a minstrel does not hes itate to construct a tunnel or a whole railroad system if necessary, i'll® talk about marriage naturally brings up the behavior of married couples ©n (heir wedding tour. “0!i, Ive been there,” says tha ©nd man—“yes; well you know the town of Sawyer?” Yes, the in terlocutor knew if. “Well, there was a couple on board the train I was on, and when we went into the tunnel he kissed her.” “How did you known that if the tunnel was dark:” “Oh, she gave it away. When wegotjSoutof the tunnel the brake man put his head into the car, and shouted/ “Don t care if you did/’she said, “we're married.” A & wiiidlei' B t.ajt-U Oj nits Parrot. Dtslfe-iives obutiu ike.r hints uc.i ttom many instances and clues, but it *s not often (the Paiin conesj.oudent u! the London Telegicpb. lemaiksj that they receive* them tbioßgk the m strntnentaiity ot parro s; jet thie is just what has happened during tire re searches of M. soron, the head ot the head of the Paris C'iininal Depar - merit. This officer has been late iy looking tor the chief accountant ot the Gains.s Bind, a fellow naaied Vic tor Chevalier, and going the other day into the rooms of a notorious receiver ot stolen goods ia Par. 8, he heard him self addressed it* haish tone* as good o and Victor. This w s enoogii for the detective, who having simsuly natfi-tkd h tnself that the loquacious bird war the properly of the man for whom be wa# looking, proceeded to search the rece yor‘s den tor indications of a mo e substantial character. After a long and minute investigation ot the prem ises, he found a letter troai v ictor to t.be receiver, ia which epistle the rob brr announced that he was in Angers under the name ot Felix Grozer, M Coion immediately sot out tor fact town and arrested the owner ot ti e too valuable parrot ia ttia railway sta tion. Last Thursday over 1,500 people filed to the White House, lo give a farewell hand-shake to Cleve land while president. The presi dent shook hands for one hour and fifteen minutes, and, being inform ed that the crowd was increasing, he closed the doors and cut them off. He is not a “mere curiosity” man, and decided to leave the big gest part of the elephant for Har rison. Apjr.ni e proligj’ just rasfe hm. at St. I’eb-it.bcrg, but he hardly coaie up to tbs average cemaudo t nr prodigies nowadays. H* a iiiic&dy 4 yearn of age, and plays on ly Chopin. Him father has to work 'tea pdai for him on acconct of the sk irioses cl bis legs. The Great Success Of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is due to tha fact that it meets the wants of the people, being economical to use and always reliable and effective. Its in gredients avo the best, and their combination the result of profound study and skill. Tims, for all diseases originating in impure blood, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stands unrivaled. “Asa blood-purifier and general buildcr-np of the system,” says Eugene I. Hill, M. D.,081 Sixth ave., New York, “I have never found anything to equal Ayer’s Sarsaparilla.” Mrs. Eliza A. Clougli, Matron of the M. E. Seminary, Tilton, N. H., writes : “ Every winter and spring my family, including mvself, use several bottles of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. Experience has convinced me that, as a powerful blood purifier, it is superior to any other pre paration of Sarsaparilla.” “Ayer’s Sarsaparilla gives better sat isfaction than auv other blood medicine I handle.”— Geo.W.Whitman, Druggist, Albany, Indiana. * Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, Prepared by Dr. J.C. Aver &Cos., Lowell, Mass, bold by all Druggists. Price $1; six boHles, $5. I.egal Notices. Georgia, Banks county: — To all whom it may concern, L N. Turk, adror. of Jag. Norwood, dec’d , has in due form applied to the undersigned for letters of dismission from said os iate, and said application will he heard on the Ist Monday in May next. January 29, 1889 t. f nil), 39 3tnos. ordinary BANKS SHERIFF SALE. Will He sold mi toe Ist 1 aesiiay in April next, at the court house in said county, w ith’n tha legal hours ot sale, the following piopertv, to wit: 1 undi •vided 1 o h inrerest in 100 ac es of land, ti'oie or lees, lying in said conn tv, a j tiling lands of j w Brewer, Neal Ttr'k. where they now reside and oth ers, known as the Gunnin place, lev red on as too property of Msrgarc: Gunnin. by virnie of a mor'gage fi fa issued from the superior court Bank county, in favor of 0 W. II cd and Son against Margaret Gnnrin. Also at the same time f r.d place 1 undivided 1 6th in'ercs; in 100 acre/ of land lying in Banks county, adjoin ing lands of J. w. Brewer, Neal Turk* whereon they now reside end o’hers, known as the Gurnin place, levied on /as the property of M. J. Era ret, by virtue of ali fa issued from the jus dice's court of the 265th district g. m in favor of j w Err met against R. c. Emmet, m. j Emmet, principals, and Margaret Gunniu security. Lev. tr ade and retained by j e Stephens, r,. c. / A!o at the same time and pWe.’L •ract of land lying in said county, ad joining lands ot Jas. It Lacy, J .s. Y\. Dodd, J. G. Smelly, whereon tfieyn* side, and others, outvaluing 50 acres, nioie or less, onimprovpci, levied o-j as the property ot L F. Morris and broth er to satisfy a fi fa issued fiom the jus ticeV #ourt of the 2l>stk diVrict, g m, in favor of Fmi h unt TimKrlabe against L F Motris and It rot 1 1 r. lew made and returned by J. E. Stephens, Lawful c-vii-table. Also at the same time srri l undivided "half interest iu 205 3-41ba acres of land, more or less lying iu Banke county, adjoining lands ol a w Mize, estate of n. t. nnsh, w. a Q iil lian atd others, whereon the defecd* ant now resides, levied on as the prop erty of J. 8. Connelly bv virtue of 3 hi faa issued hem the jus s court 1210 district, g. m.,' two in favor o’ John E Strange, and one in farorofi W. B. Mason, against, das. Connellv | Levy made and teiurned by J. E. S ephers, l c. Also at the same time and place. L9tb undivided interest in 122 acres ot laEfi lying iu Banks county, adjoin ing lands of Thos. J rdau. A. M A'-rc and Francis Lawrence, levied ou as:bt properly of F M. Jordan to satisfy a fi fa issued from the justice’s court of tie 448 h distiict, g. m., of st id cent) ty, in favor of the Pafap-eo Gns.no Cos., against F. M. Jordan, principal, and W. S. Dudley and Thos. Jerdan, j securities. Levy made slid re tinned to j me by Win. Pool, lawful corns fa Me I Notice given in foregot) g fines as j required by law. W. A Seoggias, j 43 hw. Sheriff Banks Gouutj. A W erk’n tteadlnU ■ rcc! FOR SIX GOOD FABIILIES- Send yonr name and the name ard ad dress ot live of yonr neighbors or Iriondß on a postal earn and get Ireo for yonr-udi and each of thorn a gpeebm • copy of the Great s*outlitun Weekly, t Atlanta t’omuir union? onr three huuicrour writers, Urcle Remus's v.ord, famious sketches of the plantation darkoy. Bill Arp's humor end letters for the heme and hearth B’oue. Betsy 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 instructi jn and entertainment. Twelve pages. The brightest and best Weekly'. Please ev cry member o( the family, bend i postal for a specimen copy, free. Addicss The ConMtiiution. Atlanta G i. Georgia, Banks Uottuty. —To all whom it may concern: All persons interested are kcicby liOtihed, that if Ho good cause be shown to the contra iy, an order will be granted by the un dersigned on the Ist Monday iu April next, establishing anew road as mark ed out by the road commissioners ap pointed for that purpose, cemmenciog ar. the fork of the road wet of W 8. Mize’s residence, thence east a.rd to ;u tersect with the public road leading from Harmony Grove to Nails 0 eek Chaich, theute leaving said road a ! Martin Willin' (col ) residence, theme to ihe Fiauklin county line, near the residence ot W B Neal. Feb. 53 ni 1889 T. If. Hill. 43 4 v. Ordinary Piten'e, Gave is, and trademarks obtained, and ail Patent bosit es conducted for moderate fees Oh o sce is opposite (Jared b’atcs P.tte>. office, and we can secure patent ir Its rime I bar? those remo'e from Wash ingten. Send model, drawing or pho to., with description. We at vise r paten! able or net, free of charge. O n f-e not doe till patent s cured. A pm pblei, “How to obtain Paten's,” with names of actual clients ru your state asuntv, or town, s.-tu free Adirev ' C A- SNOW & CO • opp. par eat off oe, Ws.-tuug-on. JJ C. JOB “PRINTING Neatly done at ibis Office a low r rices. Come and examine work Letter Heads, Bill Heads, Cards, Pos Dodgers, Tags, C’rculars, Mo:t gage note. Justice Court Suhptenas, Fi Fas, Summons. Title Deeds, iS’c The Journal. 'ShoroaGhfy Ihinucratic. ONLY FIFTY CENST P£Fl CHEaiPfc'sT WEEK I,W Paper 17* -I’ME Htatr. The Representative ami Caly Fs per in the Ccuntjat tin Ooniitv Cite--TJ, vote<3. to tao i.,ocr* Agricultural and. Mineral Interest or THF COUNTY ANIS NEIGHBOR INC SECTIONS. A GENERAL COIL RE&7ONDENCE IS *O:. ICi/iEI* IK EVEHY SECTION- CNWAItO A33U PRO CRESS! V>i IS IMS MOTTO OP TMA JOURNAL-- Advecating And Suppressing; wrerar;: ] t you are a raan raSES# If you arc a p? of business,weak- yf-xs m an of le*>- j ened by tho strain of b® terotoiliuf_-overm:u- J your duties avoid fejy nijyht work, to res- I stimulants and us o tore brain nerve and Bitters. E| waste Hop R. [ If you are younnr and from any in discretion or dissipa tit>n ;if you are mar ried or single, old or W younpr, fitiffering from poor health or languish ggiiif? on a bed of sic tar ness, roly on Ho pp Bitters. Whoever you arc, ctou Thousands die B>i whenever you feel : A rnaily fr oui soiv. that your system Jfca*-d form of K. ic*n ft \ neods cleanslnj?, ton- T^rr--? disease that mir,ii* v in<? or stimulating, without intoxicating, l Bv-!' I by ft timely use of take Hop t^opßlttera Bitters. • _ , /ti- . 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