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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13
ST0TLER & GRAHAM,
Real Estate Agents
NEW THIS WEEK.


s94 to 36l inclusive, are city lots, at from
SO to 500 each.
a scras ,ea- NeoS ~. S;S ~ ro,1es ,o-.t,
Il west of sEmporia; one-story house OF
three rooms, considerable stabling. some
fruit trees and timber. Good small fruit
90 acres, best of land. all tiilable and
acres in cultivation 3 miles from Americus:
range q of mile distant; No. location and
ing farm Within few feet Of the lime. This
years time. if desir ed .ae
LAT acres No. 1,bottom farm on the Cot
IL tonwood river. close to railroad sta
mile to the north, 80 acres timber, water fur
nished by river and good well, all the land
fenced. timber fenced by itself; 90 acres in
story house of rooms; log stable with single
roof, eorncribs. &C.; good orchard OF bearing
pps no Se
half on years time II desired.
OUBURBAN lot Of * acres, half amile
y west of Emporia. enclosed, for $50.
foundation of house 4 by q feet laid.
- acres No, small fruit farm, g mile west
= oil Emporia- Comfortable house OF i've
room ana go0cb nss ans hssn Of
one and q half acres of apple, peach and cher
ry trees; good supply Of grapes, Strawberries
500. : - S'N -
MO. SO to 400 comprise city lots, No. $40
IN being good-sized well built and finished
house. No. 15S Sylvan street, with good barn,
at $500. of which $4C0 is to be cash and $500 on
long time IL desired. This property is in
good condition inside and out, and lots 15l
and I65, on either side. win be sold with it il
desired.
on acre improved upland farm. 50 acres
GU fenced. % in cultivation, acres sec,
ond growth timber; good stock water; new
franc house, l8xlS with good cellar, another
14xl5; frame barn, single roof, for five
horses. two corrals; 900 feet stone wall, 81
feet high: ready foE snedding; orchard Of 100
ing cherry trees; 500 young peach trees, q
maple grove, 25 Concord grape vines; ali the
land good for cultivation; no ravines; soil
coal bank within half a mile, where coal is
IL cents per bushel In the bank; one mile to
school; 5 miles to railroad station. This farm
is . big bargain for 81 800 cash, and cannot be
had on any other terms. The buyer can also
get at bargain one span heavy horses, one
mare, IL cows and calves, 20 pigsi plows, cul.
tiyator, mower. corn planter, horse-rake, and
| other farming implements. For cash buy
er this is good opportunity.
HH acres first and second bottom
LOU land, all tillable and never over
flows. 80 acres fenced; 80 acres in good
cultivation; 5 acres OF orchard = com
prising about so apple trees and a variety OF
| peach. plum and cherry trees; good frame
house Il by 20 feet, with cellar Il by 10 feet;
stable and corn-crib; good wei OF water at
water runs through the place; unlimited
| range for cattle. This farm is two miles
from the Eeosho river, where timber can be
Neosho Rapids; six miles from Hartford; y
miles from school house; ~ miles from grIst
mill; joins two improved farms. Price 81 800.
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ENrPoRIA Kan Sent 4 1879

LAAOLtAAs mall, DCi5N- =, 1910.
WHEREAS, Welearu with sorrow. from
the daily press as well as by the appeal
from John w. Childers, Grand Dictator
of the Grand Lodge of the Knights of
Honor of the State of Tennessee, of the
sad havoc being made in our ranks by
that fatal scourge, yellow fever, and of
their depleted treasury; therefore re
solved,
list. That an order be drawn on the
treasurer of Central Lodge, No. 7S1, X.
rof H., of Emporia, for fiffy dollars, in
favor of the trustees of this lodge, and
that they be instructed to Immediately
forward the same TO the proper Grand
Lodge officers of the State of Tennessee,
for the purpose of alternating the distress
of brother Knights in the city of Mem
phis.
End That copy of these resolutions
be furnished the Knights of Honor Re
porter, and Reporter Of the Grand Lodge
OF Tennessee. JOHN NJ. HENSON,
I . Reporter.
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aas Per RusheI cor Wheat.

The following letter explains itself,
and we hope that the farmers of Kansas
will send literally of their bounteous
stores:
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. 8, 1873.
D. L. RaH, Sec'y Ka1sas city EspOsftsoa:
DEAR SIR-We offer the following
special premium on wheat: For the
best bushel of winter wheat raised in
Kansas, exhibited and entered for this
premium at the Kansas CITY Exposition
for 1878, the sum of &25, cash. AlIwheat
competing for this special premi UNI to
be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder, on Saturday, the last day of the
fair, and the proceeds thereof to be de
voted TO the Vicksburg yellow fever re-
lief fund, the funds to be placed in the
hands of j. S. Chick, for transmission to
Vicksburg. LYSDE, WRIGHT & Co.
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THE sCOURGE.
Emporia Does Her Duty Literally.

amount.

Prof AndersOn's Concert a Success.
The people responded literally to the
call for aid to the yellow fever sufferers
by buying tickets and filling Bancroft
Hall, Monday evening, on the occasion
of Prof AndersOn's concert, and by sub
scriptions outside of this. Professors
Anderson and Kennedy, and the other
musicians and all connected with the
entertainment, deserve the thanks not
only of the sufferers, but of the people
here for the success of the concert, and
the liberality with which they respond
ed to the call for our suffering brethren
in the south.
At the close of the concert Judge Gun
bingham took the floor and urged BRIEFLY
the Importance of making still further
efforts i'll behalf of the stricken people in
the south. A collection was immediate
ly taken up, and a committee consisting
of E. p. Bruner, Z. r. Holderman, E. w.
Cunningham, Col. j. NJ. Steele and ia
cob Stotler appointed to take charge of
the matter. The committee report the
following receipts up to Tuesday morn
ing:
From sale of tickets ut concert $154.3O
From collections at hall, 26.15
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

SEWING MACHTNE REPAIRS AND AT.
TAcHAENTs.-N. Herring has established
shop for repairing all kinds OF sewing
machines, and will furnish sewing ma
chine attachments Of every description, at
Piper's gun shop first door east Of post
Office, where he can be found from the
1st to the 18th day Of each month, CON-
mencing September 1T. snd at Burling-
ton from the 18th to the close Of each
mo.th. All work warranted. 34-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

DIR. ]. S. Lawrence, who has been Wis
iting various points in the State in the
interest of his speciality, and Dr. T. s.
Lawrence having recovered from the i'll
health which for the last few months
has prevented her from attending to pro-
fessional business, have possession of
their old rooms over Whitley & Henson's
store, and will now resume general prac-
tice in connection with their specialties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

"Motts Modern Mode" of object
teaching, by Maps and Charts, having
been adopted throughout all Eastern
States, comes to our State backed by the
endorsement of the most eminent edu.
Gators of the East, and is highly appre
ciated by the literary ladies and gentle
men of our city and vicinity, who have
given it II thoroug examination.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

The Chase county Leader says; This
week closes our County Normal Insti-
tute for the present year. 1t has been
very successful, those in attendance gen
orally expressing themselves as we'll sat
isfied with the work of the month. Prof
Delap, who has had charge, has made
for himself many friends and been eX.
tremely successful in his position.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

How best to study the Bible, is the
question often asked by Bible students
To those who already have the different
styles, we have nothing to say; but to
those who have not, we would say, first
go to the depository of the Lyon County
Bible Society, at the Chicago store, and
get a good one. Any style you like, at
first cost
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13
THE FALL TRADE.-Geo. w.

THE FALL TRADE.-Geo. w. New.
man opens the fall trade with the big
gest stock of dry goods he ever handled
1t is fact that he has this and last weeks
sent on from the east a much larger
stock than he ever before purchased al
one time. The contest promises to be
gin early. Snow fell last week in the
northern territories Go with the crowd
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

There will be meeting of the stock
holders of the f. NJ. & C. company, P.
OF II. of Lyon county, at Grange hall, on
Saturday, the 14th inst, at one O'Clock,
p. m, for the consideration of important
business. BY order of
VIM. HOLLINGswoRTH, Pres't.
j. VI. MILLER, SEc'Y.
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For the next thirty days Newman viii
offer ali kinds of dress goods at prices
that will insure their speedy sale. There
are some beautiful silk and wool bour-
rettes, being the most stylish goods ever
offered in this market, which will be clos
ed regardless of cost. 27-tf
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EvERYBO1sx,s BUSINESS.

Now don't you forget it, but be sure
and go 20 ]. s. Watson's for your coal
He sells the celebrated McAlister, 'sBlack
Diamond and there is none better In the
market. Also the Fort Scott and Usage
shaft,at the Emporfa wood and coal yard.
S-tf
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES

HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES. - We are
prepared to furnish physicians and the
public generally with homeopathic tritu-
ratiOns, dIlutions, mother tinctures, etc.,
ETC., at st. Louis prices. Orders by mail
will be promptly filled, and sent securely
packed in wooden cases.
IT-tf KELLOGG & HoYT.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

DR.. Underwood, Oculist, can be con-
suited. at Drs. Nellis s. Sherburne's
office until October LIST. All the opera.
tons performed and guaranteed, such as
cross eyes, cataract, artificial pupil, etc
The Saline Journal and Manhattan Ma.
tionalist speak highly of DR.. Under
woods success in those cities.
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The Neosho Valley District Fair As
ISOLATION hold their regular annual fair
at NeoshO Falls, from September % to
% inclusive. We acknowledge the re-
ceipt of complimentary tickets. This is
one of the best of our Kansas fairs
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

The Emporia organ, made by Mr.. A.
s. Houck is bound to become popular
from its fine musical qualities. EmpO-
ria is fortunate in having so skillful a
musician and mechanic as Mr.. Houck
locate here
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CHEToPA. Kas.. Sept. 6.

Richmond, the murderer of Bob Cliff
was hung here last night by mob. He
was taken from the officers on their ar
rival with him from Vineta. They pro
ceeded at once to the old bridge south
west of town, where they swung him up
Quick retribution. L. J. V.
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Newman has few silk cloaks left which
he is offering at very low prices. ANY Ia
dy wanting really elegant garment at q
great bargain, should call at once. 2z.tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

: To ST LoUIs.-The NJ. K. & T. Road
will sell excursion tickets to st. Louis
from Emporia, good for ten days, for
$21.50 for the round trip. These tickets
will be sold up to Oct. 10, at all stations.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

J II. Butler q Co. have just received
the lgrgest stock Of teas ever brought to
Emporia. Call in and examine them. att
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY-at Wib-
ley l. Henson's. They are offering spien-
did bargains in Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols,
and NEW FALL DRESS GOODS. Take q
look at their CHEAP COUNTER, 34-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Newman is largely Overstocked in Ia
dies neck wear Of all kinds. including lace
collars and cuffs, ties, scarfs, ETC., and to
close the lot out will almost give them
away for the next few days. 2T.tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Ward on Ague, Bilious Fever and many
other ills by taking few doses of Eilert's
Daylight Liver Pills Have you no rest
mind Ill at ease, body seldom free from paint
These sugar coated pills will bring relief and
make you well again.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Liverpool and London and Globe In.
surance Co. of England, assets S2s, OOO. 900,
surplus 81, OOO, 600, insure against loss or
damage by fire. Policies issued at cur
rent rates. 7-tf A. N. HANNA. Agent.
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You can buy groceries, tobaceos, cigars,
candies, etc., OF better grade and at low
er prices Of j. II. Butler & Co. than Of any
firm in the west. 34-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Newman still has full lines Of hand
some cOlored hosiery for ladies and child
rem which he viii close out At heavy re-
duetion. 27-tf
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j. II. Butler g. Co. have for sale the
finest cent cigar in the west. Smoke one
and you will be convinced. 34-tf.
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REPUBLICAN RALLY
Senators ingalls,, Plumb and Congress
man Phillips
To Address our People.

10 Address our FeOPle.
Republicans of Lyon county will bear
in mind that the above named speakers
will address them at p. m. Saturday,
September IA, on the political issues of
the day.
The Emporia knight Templars' band
will be present, and the Americas band
has also been invited.
Turn OUT Let there be no empty
seats in the hall.
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THE CHARITY CoNCERT.-This affair
came off on Monday evening, under the
direction of Prof. Anderson, with Messrs.
j. NJ. Steele, 1. E. Perly, Jr., Jacob Stot-
Ter, Z. p. Bruner and Z. w Cunning
ham, rs business committee. There was
large and good natured audience, and
the entertainment was heartily applaud
ed throughout. Mrs. S. p Chase open
ed with one of her best piano selec-
tions, Miss Inness played the accompa-
niments TO the solos, and gave excellent
satisfaction. The songs by Miss Briner
and Miss Bigger were very prettily rem
dered, and deseIvedly applauded. Miss
EstabroOk recited the death of Minneha-
ha with exqsite taste and effect, The
medly chorus by Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Cunningham and Messrs. Kennedy and
Lewis had to be repeated to satisfy the
audience. Prof Kennedy also sang a
comic ditty with uproarious applause.
This gentleman is favorite already,
and is n very clear and pleasant singer
Little Miss Vernon and Master Ray
Chase executed piano duet with much
skill. Perlee Bennett and Addie Tandy
did very well for organ pupils, and the
piano and violin Duet by Messrs. An
dersOn and Emerson was a fine perform
ance. All parties concerned deserve
praise for the manner in which they rem
dered their respective parts of the pro-
gramme in aid of so noble cause as the
relief of the plague-stricken cities of the
Mississippi. The receipts were good,
and an account is elsewhere given of the
amount.
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The 60 cent Japan tea Of J. n. Butler
& Co. excels anything in the West at
any price. att
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EVERYBODY's BUSINESS.

Ladies wanting parasOls or fans should
not fail to call at Newman's as he intends
slaughtering prices on these articles IN or
der TO reduce his large stock. 27-tf
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Over 81 300 offered for trials Of speed at
the Lyon County Fair. Oct. 1, 2, and 4.
Entries 4otLI close Sept 81. Send for pre-
MUM lists to W. R. Griffith, Secretary.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

For delicate shades Of Mixed Paints,
White Lead, Oils, and Window Glass, go
to lift NORTH & RYDRR's.
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If you want prescription neatly and
carefully compounded, go to
lift NORTH & RYDER's.
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For choice Perfumerles, Fine Soaps and
full line of Brushes, go to
LIFT NORTH & RYDER'S.
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Holmes s Holden have money to loan
on Lyon county land or city property, at
reasonable rates. 27-tf
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For Stationery, Blank-bOoks, Pocket
Cutlery, Pocket-boOks and Lamps, go to
lift MOTH q RYDER's.
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Economy is the road to wealth" Fifty
cents worth OF Uncle Sans Harness Oil APP
piled to your old harness, will make the
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Neck ties and silk handkerchiefs, .sfaI
styles, % Just received at
s5ss G.P. JOKES 4 cos.
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j. NJ. Butler & Co. are creating q very
large demand for their excellent 5 cent
cigar. att
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Thousands of dollars are now being saved
every year by progressive farmers, who soon
discover the great value of freely using Uncle
Sans Condition Powder in the feed OF their
stock; it restores the sick, increases the beau
ty and usefulness and promotes growth. sold
| by all druggists
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DIR. jacques German Worm Cakes stand IN
rivaled as worm medicine. Give them
trial. Sold by all Druggists.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

For Lone Star Oil, the family safeguard,
go to lift NORTH & RYDER's,
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Uncle Sans Nerve and Bone Liniment is
for man and beast, and is q balm for every
wound. Sold by all Druggists.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

The champion Monitor" the best
cooking stove in the world, for sale at
\. G.. OsbOrne's.
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j. II. Butler & Co, is the only firm in
Empor1a that sell Imported and Key
West cigars. 34-tf.
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The Champion Monitor cook stove is
the best. Buy it from A. G. Osborne.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Stotler & Graham-More real estate.
Geo. " Newman-New goods
thI ago Store something new.
VIM Stiltz-WAnted.
r Mc adams Proposals
Stotler Il GrAham-Type for sale.
kuIh A iadley Public sale.
SheTman's Prickly Ash Bitters
Harvey WOod n O-Men wanted
Box /, Hartford Berkshires.
A Il Lowe Sherid7s sale.
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ASK for James Smiths Imperial cigars.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1878-09-13

Fine-.Iames smiths imperial cigar
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sURSCRIPTIONs.

Total. S497 A.
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lift KELLOGG & HoYT.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-09-06

The FASTEST TRoTTINa ON RECORD
Rarus has not only made faster time than
Goldsmith Maid, but he is much squarer
trotter. The Maid has wonderful faculty
Of going off her feet, running smoothly FOR
rod or two, and coming down so smoothly
and evenly that she not only gains by tho
process, but it is difficult for the judges to
note it. She has, at her fastest gait, what
may be called running trot. Rarus, ON
the other hand, when he breaks at all, loses
ground fearfully in the effort to bring him
down-not uufrequently, as happened OH
Saturday, he has to bed brought to stand
still to get him into trot again. And
when he does trot he trots squarely and
evenly without skip" Hence the per-
formance Of Saturday. mile in 2: 49,
is phenomenon Of extraordinary propor-
tions.
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4euoted te gatisalhur Xortieulture ao,nes

degree, since the installation Of Govarno,
Hampton, and crimes committed bv White.
az against colored persons are almost unk knovn
Inns Is the result of the impartial admins
tration OF the law, and of the Insurance. tha
punisnment will swiftly follow crime. The
respects Tor law and authority has been
sseaai,y .s augmented, and the sDenisoracy, as
.hey .hy declared in the State platform that
.ney would do, have given protection s,.tbe
persons, rights and property, of all the peo.
PIE, and have brought to Justice any who
dared to violate them.-Ne,os and Cour,sr
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A CRAxy MANS FpEAK-A snec;o, d;s.

A CRAZY MANS FREAK.-A special dis,
patch to the Cincinnati Gazette, from
Greenfield, o., says An accident to day, on
the s. j. and p Railroad near Bainbridge,
which, for its popularity and rarity, makes
it more than interesting The details are as
follows: The train due at this place at 1:15
p. n arrives at Bainbridge at IL M, where
it remins about 30 minutes for dinner. Yhe
engine to-day was left standing on the track
as usual, while the engineer and fireman
went to house about 100 yards distant to
get their meal. They had barely been gone
over minutes when ir was boarded by
man named Albert Pcpple, who Immediately
clambcred over the tender, pulled the pin
connecting the engine with the train, then
getting into cab he pulled the throttle wide
open, and the engine shot down the track
towards this place like an arrow at the rate
of fully sixty miles an hour. After running
about mile the engine jumped the track in
rock cut, and was thrown on its side, and
is now complete wreck. Pepple was al
most instantly killed. He is married man
and aged about 35 years. What his motive
was for doing this deed is a complete mys
terry. He had at one time been well to dc
farmer, but by dissipation had almost spent
all. Some hint suicide, some drunken
freak, although it III not positively known
that he was intoxicated but whatever i,
was will remain forever dead secret.
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NUMBER SO.
DRILLING wHEAr.-corror ey,n =.

Iiease tell me how to drill wheat
wnoie "modus operandi." If cotton ssaJ
are used 'or manure, should thew be annl;oJ
Diodcast or in the drill? / tb;nL eu a.hoa
wih help, for where burnt some loc. hs.ss nos
.ast year, the wheat was great dao7 h".spo
tnan any other spots in the 6old' T~'.
much wheat shall I drill on oronnTth thst ..:,,
make . or 8 bushels of corn. if r nm. on y"
or 50 bushels cotton seed on + 1aP PS AV
% Ansa mam from Jones" Jones Co., Ga.
dr;ll;m. "hn I've infer you have not a
";nahg ui;ming machine. This does the work adj
.aoy, whore the land is free from OBJ
ods cse open to you: one, 70 lay of fur
fows 10 to IL inches apart, and sow seed
oy hand or with cotton or corn planter.
II you have one th't can be adjusted to sow
the proper quantity Of seed. Then harrox.
drag or brush across the burrows. Tho
other is to lay off drills us above. SOW seed
broadcast, and cover by splifti,tg niddles
between drills with one furrow of larco
scooter or with shovel. The seed which
fall outside the drills will be pretty much
middles.
If not exceeding 80 bushels of cotton
'oeu Pef acre Ii 70 Dc applied, kill them and
apply In drill. Where the I'd method of
drilling is adopted, the cotton seed NAV bo
sown broadcast-they will then be covered
up in the drills at the same timo the wheat
is
~ a Z fnlsA1hsd ashas serY ssoad==annlx from.
lo bushels to 30 bushels per acre broad
cast, after the wheat has been sown and
covered in; it will not be necessary to
plough or borrow the ashes in.
Three pecks of seed will be ample for
one acre, if carefully drilled.-SouMern
Caltiuator.