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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

Sales yesterday in this market 1850
bales; to exporters, 1850; to spinners,
400, the market closing steady for
the better grades and easy for the low
grades at unchanged prices, as
follows: Ordinary. 9io; good Or
binary, 80; low middling, $50; mid
ding, SO; good middling, Toto; mid
ding fair, lOlc. Stains: low mid
ding, SIc; middling, 9sc. OF Oolors:
Low middling, 9tc; middliug, go;
dusty, 6ta8Jc.
The total sales Of cotton to date,
from September LIST, reach 1877 1926
bales; to exporters, 10l, 525; to spins
ners, $500 bales
The New York market closed last
evening dull and unchanged. Mid.
ding, l07-16c. Sales, 100 bales.
Stock on hand ,24s.2S1 bales. Futures
eaay at 8 to II points below closing
prices Of Saturdays follows: Deliver
les for December, 10. 29a10. 80; January,
lO36a-.-; February, lO.5lal0.52;
March, lO.66alO.67; April, lO.91a1O2S;
May, lO.95al0 Sc; June, ll.OSa1l.O9;
July, ll.l9alL20; August, II 2Sall, 30;
September, 10 97AlO99. Sales, 1O5,-
600 bales.
The New Orleans market closed
weak bnt unchanged. Middliug, lOc,
Sales, 5000 bales Stock on hand, 444,-
1856 bales.
The Liverpool market closed dull
and easier, but with quotations I'M
changed. Uplands5 l3.l6d; orleans Cd.
Sales, 1000 bales. Stock, $4,000
bales. Futures closed weak.
Total receipts Of cotton at all U, s.
ports for the past 4 days sum up l29,,
652 bales, and are 1893 bales in excess
OF last year for the same time. Total
at all domestic ports for the season,
3,0Sl, 97S bales and 3l,79I more than
last year for the same period; also l93,-
442 more than for thcyear before. Total
shipments this season, 1909, 1913; last
year same time. 1888, 1853; year before,
l,H5,756. Total stocks, l,236,O96;
same time last year, s72,7l2; year be.
fore, 1,O86,792 bales.
Worlds visible supply3, 1871 500 bales
increase, 349,l6s bales, and 3O3,73i
above last year and the year before al
the same time.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
Non.ReaIaenI Nolioe-

No. sl27 R BIN the Chancsry Court Of shsi.
county Tenn.-Papnis shsrrod W EIIsr
| 4 appearing from bill, which Il sworn "a
10 thii cause that the defendant, Fliss
bherrod, ia a resident Of the STATE 81 Ais.
T9s ss and non resident Of the STATE Of
II 4 4srsfore ordered that he make
az nh appearance herein, at the eoufthoune of
tne Frat Monday inJanuGry, 1884, and plead ,
AnlWer or demur y complainant bill, or II :
same viii DO T. ken for confessed a. 70 Mn
ana set for hearing eI-parte; and that
SSSpy, Of thlaordeI be publiShsd once q week,
Ledger,
e0py-Attosti
R = BLACK, Clerk and Master.
~ N Bradley. D GAM.
roiton 3 Potion, sOls for oOmnIainAnt.
q 90 "a f0a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

No. s2ss Rim the Chancsry cour. AZ ah.il,
eounty, Ienn,-lhe State Of Tennssfes az
use, etc ys. W Butler Of al. W
appearing from amended bill which 4.
sworn % In this cause that tha dsfs.d
snt, hP walt is a resident of ths dtafe az
MALkuap1sasi that Mr. Kate Lane and Rufss
met Lane are residents Of the State Of Flor-
Tennessee. Ss~'e W
- y T. therefore ordered that they max.
kheir appearance herein, at the oourthoa ~
shelby county. In MemphiS, Tennessas. an y, y.
oelo5e the nrst Monday In January. isSi. and
pleaa, ansWer or demur 10 compIaIn-
ants amended bills r." 6led herein. a. ~
same VII DO taken for oonfeSsed AZ II ther,
apd ~ iof nearing ex.parts and that 4 cory
81 Dt sni, order 30 published once : week ior
tbs VI day Of December, lSSs.
A Oopy-Attestt
p.,vn R. J, BLACK, O and N.
BY BRADLEY, D and NJ.
" Hampton and O " HolsksIl, sols far
SS4Ri y. Tne5oiM
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OPYIoR,
lHMPHIa. TlNN.. Dnoamher ID. 1853.

NhAAo LhNAAn OFNAIMl I
MKNPHIs. THHH.. December 10. 1883.
Full five and half million Of dol,
lars now lies tied up in the stock Of
cotton here, and considerable strin,
gency is reported to rule, because Of
the scarcity Of available capital.
The heavy stock Of the staple shows
no signs of diminution, indeed it
gradually increases from day to day,
and large capital is thus compelled to
remain passive until cotton owners
can realize satisfactory prices, or ne.
ceasity cOmpels sales of the same.
Meantime money is scarce, and wanted
at 8 per cent on approved commercial
paper. Exchange remains steady at
I to &c discount buying and par sell
ing for eastern, and to of buying, also
par selling on New Orleans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

A Light Ritter Beer the Best
beverage That Can be Taken.
Medical Tim,,.


After all has been said and done
that can be said and done in the cause
OF total abstinence and on the subject
of alcoholic beverages, after the fever
and fashion Of this our day has chang
ed and subsidized. we believe that beg
will still be found to be the nation
drink Of the future, as il has been
Of the past, in this country. The
reason OF this is that it is, in
fact, economically and physiolog-
ically, drink combining so
many useful qualities that nothing
it is clear, can DO provided for the
price which is at all likely to super
cede it. Tea and coffee, il universally
drank-solutions of tannin with
small and varying amount Of more or
less harmful alkaloid-would cause
such an increase Of national dyspepsia
aud nervous troubles that a new cru
SADIE, with the Dean Of Bangor, per.
haps, as its Peter and Hermit, would
soon drive them from their position as
national beverages. Neither they nor
milk can be provided in sufficient
quantity and at the price required;
and milk is not always tolerated by
grown-up stomachs. Dat meal and
water would soon pail upon the most
enthusiastic palate. Sweet syrups
or acid effervescents can scarcely be
habitually consumed without de.
rangement of the gastric function,
And as for water-the best Of drinks
when at its best sanitation will have
to make very leng strides indeed be-
fore II can be regarded as anything
but the most perilous Of thirst queneh-
ers. liza committee Of unparalleled
scientific men had been appointed to
compound and recommend a perfectly
asoeptc drink combining Tie qualities
Of nutrition and palatabilily, with
such small amount ofalcohol as should
act as a preseryative to the
fluid itself, an aid to digestion
and mild and innoouous stint
ulant to the whole system. it il
probably upon a light, bitter beer
breved from good malt and hops, thai
the seal of their approval would be
placed. Formed as it is, from whole
some and indigenous materials, easily
conoOoted, and at a small cost, tonic
and nutritious, harmless except in al.
most impossible quantity it is just
such an ideal drink as We should pint
for il we did not already possess it
| All questions Of adulterated, fortified
or dishonesty compounded malt liQuo
and all questions Of injury by excess
in this as in every other aliment, ar
beside the present issue.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
At1achmen1 NOIioe.

No. 1878 BeforsJ s Gsllogay,J p. for Shslhy
county, Tenn. Meter, LangttaG a 90 N
ID II Glover.
IN this cause Al attachment hayinG bean
j sued oat under section Hho Of the Code o.
Tennessee, and rsturned, levied upon, he
property Of the defendant, and andayit
having been made that defendant = hn-
dabtod 10 the plaintiff IN the sum Of W y.
due BY account and that the claim
Il lust, and thst the defendant IL a
nonresident Of the State Of Tenneasees
Il Il therefore ordered that said defendant
make his personal appearances before ~ q
lho ian day on January, 1894, At II o'clock
m, Al my once, No, q Msdlson ,Ilfe,t
Momphls, Tennessee, AID defend l.la
attachment Suit within The tine pr
uoribod b. law, or the same VIII % ptg-
oeedsd With ex.pArtes and that topy o. M
order % published once q Wsss, iof toaf
weeks, In the Public Ledgor. -.
GALL0WAI,Jf
500 lul lW
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
"a TariTiOr Revenue Only"

Ano Ahotllhn hfkiiNois
The phrase is ambiguous, and liable
to misrepresentation. In 1880 the
Republicans made the people believe
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
sTEAnsoArs.
For New Orleans.

81. Louis and New Orleans Anchor Lirs-For
Nioksourg; NatcheE and New 0rleans-Ths
W. p. HALLIDAY .s@r
IT MeCord, master.
VIII leave tho Elevator Building a. above
THIS DAY, Dec. 18th. at pm, roSerV-
ing the right TO pass all landings the Captain
may deem unsafe.
For freight or passage apply 10
CLHALb. Pass. Agent.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

Texas and ~, Louis Railroad
"Corros BELr RouTE."
Trains leave Brinkley, Ark
9eing South ilV Anu oilv PEN
aoing North. and lz;tI P,m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
.rrir,l, ana Dsp1rture. Of MalI..

eMondAy. Wednesday and Friday
tDAily.
Monday, Thursday snd Saturday
Sunday, Tuesday and Hfidsy..
Tuesday. ThursdAy and satuIday,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
hIYER INIELLIsERrE.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
BOATS LEAVING ro-MoRRow.
ARRIVED.

For New Orleans, Chas Morgan....l2 m
" Arkansaw City, Kate Adams. .6 p m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

CITY umel r. -
Through Hxprest, daily ll.65 pm. l..o 8 n
Nail \ nxp'ss, d y.,.......l I.ao Am. 's.D N
SomerVills Accom- datn
daily except Sundayl...l $3.50 p.m.l s.o0 :. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
N0n.Reaidenf No1ina

" 9 w Blackwell, D s. 800 'Oun''' AeaA'
W y allsson, Atto-nsy for plaintiff N aaoo
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

(Cl.y time.l LEAVE. ARRIvI
Mall train, daily ............ 7;40 Am. $50 PEN
uoviugton Aceommod'nl $50 pm. BOO Q: N
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

memphis and LitsIs Rock.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

Louisville ana Nashville RaIIrosd
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

New Orleans Nall daily 5.l5 p.m s'm
Cards Accommodation. ! bo pm " AN
RroiRht train car G p'g'a 40 Am S.lO Pm
la~nank HuUdavl .........
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

nemphls ana UharIs.son.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

I0IsV TimeJ Is1vn. / AnRlvf.
Ia-----------~ -
nvrye,sdaIlv In 3p.m. IMAM
Neii' dsii -. 10 am. All n
BroWnWillo Acconl'd'n
daily Except blndaysl 70 p.m.l e,l0 n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
FOR ArKansaw KIVsr.


at the mouth Of White river. Reasonable
rates anu prompt delivery guaranteed.
Fo- irfnPT stinv srnlv - No sadlaon q.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19
RAILROAD TIMkTABLEs.

o6esapeaae, ONO 8 soa,hue.tern.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-19

City time) Leave Arrive
Express daily........,-...,,.. BY am " pm
Way freight ex,,pt su9dy I am W pm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
PERSONAL.

Col. John \. Henderson last Friday returned
from trip 10 Tampa
Miss Mary Cameron of jacksonville is Wis
ting lrienGs in this city.
senator 7. F. Swearingen of Crawtordve,
was in the city last Friday
Mr. Max Flataucr, direct from Germany
reached Tallahassee last night
Mis- Arlic Porter left on Saturday to spend
thc summer with friends North
Mrs. F. +. Christie, of Miccosukie, is spend
ing the summer i'll North Georgia.
Col. John Il. Bradford and wifi. left last
week 10 spend the summer North
Masters Hugh, Henry and Alexander Shine
lett lhls morning for st. Augustine.
Nh. Thos. Mitchell, sheriff of Ga,lslen
county, was al The st James yesterday.
Mrs r. G. Lewis and Mrs f. Douglass left last
week +" Join Mrs Geo. Lewis at Atlanta
Misses Mary and Clara Lewis are spending
tn" summer at Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Col. +. +. Myers will take his family to the
Strahmorr, on Fcrnandna beach, during the
week
MIR. l. ). Cnmp, of The Miccosukie neigh
Aorho"d, has accepted clcrkshp with Slus>er
x Go.
-Ali"ncy-Gcncra Raney was "A few. days
ago called 10 Apalachicola on account of the i'll
ness OF his brother
Mr.. John Frank, editor of the Tropical Par
ad'~ published at Jacksonville, spent last Thurs
day in Tallahassee.
Col. X. l.. Gentry. of the Savannah Ne,cs
during a visit to the Capital last week, made
pleasant call at the FLoRIDIAN sanctum.
Col. F. B. Papy, the energetic and compe.
tent General Freight Agent of the Transit and
Pcnin>ular Railroad, made flying visit to the
Capital last week
Capital. :. Duval, State engineer, last week
returned from South Florida, whittier he went
to inspect another new railroad recently COM
plccd and ready for business
Mr. T. II. Laner, who has been with Slus
ser X Co. for the past two years, leaves to-
day for his home in Gadsden county. After a
rest of few weeks he will go North.
Mr. John f. Page is in New York for the
purpose of attending meeting of the directors
of the Thomasville, Tallahassee and Gulf Rail
road Company to he held in that city to-mor
row
Col. a. r. DeMlll left this morning for New
York. During his absence he will endeavor to
make arrangements for the publication of his
forthcoming book, 1.-THE Life, Adventures and
Travels of an American Wanderer.'
Mr. Barnard Brown and wife and Mr. d. K
Hickey and wife, of Pensacola were at the ST.
James on Sunday. Mr.. Brown is General Pas
senger Agent of the Pensacola and Atlantic Rail-
road and Mr.. Hickey is proprietor of the Cont
mental Hotel.
-Jno W. Berz, N. C.. Geo. S. King, Jack
son, Miss; Amos Low, N Y; s. ID. Moore, Ga;
Hon Jno Westcott, St Augustine J. G. Marcy
and wife, jacksonville; Erastus Livingston,
Quebec Canada; $ II. Myers, Madison, Wis,
and Col A. Paterson Madison. are registered at
the City Hotel
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
Civil Appointments.

The following civil appointments have been
made by the Governor ana duly commits stoned
during the past week
Cornelius j Van Na,traml, to hr inspector oi
Timber and Lumber in and fnI The county OF
Nassau.
Eghert G. SammiS, to be Notary Public in ami
for the county of Duval.
T. n. Bryan TO be Collector OF Revenue in
and for the county of Nolu~ia.
j. {. Crews, To be Inspector OF Timber and
Lumber in and for the county of Duval
William Thompson, tie lac Notary Public in
and for the State at large.
W. II. Fricr, TO be County Commissioner in
and for the county of Brcvard
W. t. Carlton, 10 be Justice OF The Peace in
and for the county Of Manaict
Robert W. Bard and David II Kennedy. To-
be Notarcs Public in and for the State at large
T. VI. Leonard to be Notary Public in and for
the county of Escamba
A. :. Chalkcr, to be Collector of Revenue in
and for the county of Clay
William Munroc Jr., To be County Commits
sioncr in and for the county OF Gadsdrn.
John Otto Fries, to bc county surveyor in
and for the county of Orange.
r. NJ Lawhon, II. {. Rchwinkrl and Il. w
Ashmorc, to he County Commissioners in and
for the county of Wakula
NJ Bates, TO be Justice Of the Peace in and for
the county OF Gads,lcn
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10

Every farmer is interested in the welfare of his
stock, and should have on hand for ready refer
encc book describing the ailments his stock is
subject to, and the remedies therefor In con-
sidcraton Of this fact we have procured for the
benefit OF our farmer subscribers large number
of copies of Kcndall's Treatise on the Horse, !"
one of which We propose To give to every horse
owner who pays for his paper in advance. The
book is one of great value, as il is IN index OF
diseases which give the symptoms, cause, and
the best treatment of each. 1t contains table
giving all the principal drugs used for the horse
with the ordinary dose. effects, and antdotc
when poison; also a table with an engraving
of the horses teeth at different ages Of the horse
a valuable collection OF recipes and much more
valuable information.
Remember, we give this valuable work TO all
who pay their subscription in advaece. If
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
Mrs. lsrIIndy Saws

That wedding bells Will ring this week
That cards are out for IA wedding next week
That the new street lamps ale decided i'm
provement upon the old ones
That young men who don't mean business
should beware of fascinating widows
That Coniucus thoroughly understood his
subject when he said Woman is the master
piece
That when pigs begin to rob cows of milk it
is about time To forbid them running at large in
the city
That the greatest annoyance Tallnhaseecans
are subjected 10 is the delays and irregularities Of
the mails
That an addition Of about four feet to the
height OF the new courthouse chimncys would
improve the general appearance of the building.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10

AIIAHA2SFE I,l

TALLAHASSEE, July G, 1888
Inc summer Normal School, in connection
with the West Florida Seminary and under the
auspices OF the State Superintendent of Public
instruction, will open on Monday July 3Oth, at
Tallahassee, Fla
The Course ot Instruction will embrace MI Of
til" studies usually taught in onr common
schools, together with such other branches as
will he of special benefit To teachers in impart
Ing knowledge 10 pupils
The Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus
belonging to West Florida Seminary will he
used in illustrating such branches of natural
science rs may he taught.
Tuition free. Length Of term twelve WEEKS
Boald can be had at from $12 10 $l5 month
y Certificate of Graduation, which shall he
held IS OF the same force and value as Teachers
Certificate, will be issued 10 those who complete
the course.
This school will be open not only to teachers,
but t" all over sixteen years of age Who purpose
making teaching profession
In order that the design of the school may he
fully comlrelrn,cd, Prof j. n Whltner wi
visit rs far rs time allows, the various counties
west ii HE Saw aimee river; and it is requested
that a meeting of teachers and others interested
in the Normal School will be held in each
county as follows:
At Monticello, Monday, July 9; Greenville,
Tuesday, July 10; Madison, Wednesday, July
II New Troy, Thursday, July 12 Perry, Sat
uriay, July IA; Crawlordvillc, Monday july Is :;
Quincy, TUESDAY, July II; Concord Wcdncs-
day, July Is, Marianna, Thursday, july 10
Eache'anna, Friday, July 20; Milton, Saturday,
July q Pcnsacola Monoay July 90
SnpcIln,endrnts will please give notice Of such
meetings f. X FOSTER,
superintendent Of Public instruction.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10

Meesrs. j. &. Gibhcs, of Quincy, and f. A.
Crawford, OF this city, Shot match al Clay
PIGEONS on the 4th inst, Mr.. Gibhc, scoring %.
and Mr.. Crawford scoring 2s out OF :53 shots
each. The two gentlemen are stil earnestly
congratulating each other.
1t has been suggested that lovers of the Rod
and Gun in Monticello, Tallahassee and
Quincy unite in forming club which will serve
The double purpose of furnishing sport and en-.
ttrtanment to the members and of enforcing
ihe laws now on our statute books ion The pro
lection OF game What say our ncighbor,2
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
WesIeyan Female Institute. SiAun.
ton, Virginin.

We take pleasure in directing attention to the
advertisement OF this popular Seminary. 1t is
located in one OF <he hcalthicst climates in the
world, where every breeze contributes to the
physical vigor of its pupils 1t presents attrac-
tons unsurpassed il not unequalcd in the Union.
Its buildings are homc-lik and elegant, grounds
attractive, scenery grand.
This school is attended by 100 boarding pupils
from IS different States. II has made great re-
ducion in the cost Of education. Among the
lowest terms in The Union Board, Washing,
Fuel, Lights, English, Latin, French, German,
Elocutinn, Instrumental Mnsic-$2}S, for entire
Scholastic year. See advertisement. For Gaia
logue, address Rev WIN. A. Harris, President,
Staunton, Virginia.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
How we 1SuiId Tn.

Mr. W. :. Whistler, one of the most promi
hrh' hhioerN and contractors OF this city, shipped
evening several ear loads Of lumber To rallahas.
~''' 70 oe used IN The construction of Il handsome
tw"-story frame dwelling, which Inc has contract,
ed 10 erect tnr Mr. y. y. Levy, OF that CITY. ON
h' block back OF the court house He will take
v lth him rs his right-hand man. Mr. Charlie
Patterson, than whom no better carpenter can
hr found IN Florida. Mr. Whistler has prepared
hinSth Tor @''ng considerable OF this Middle
r''I''' work. ana assures rs that quite build
IN boom is setting in in that quarter
Nv" accidents ON the railroad last week de.
l;''rd H.. arrival Of the gre ,icr part OF HE ma
rrlal Mos {" ii has been received however
ami WoiN "n lii" building will proceed at once
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10

"A young lady was recently asked by her
gallant what she considered the height of impu-
dencc. Looking archy AT him she said: Spark
girl for three solid hours and never offer to kiss
her" 1t is needless to add that he is rot SO i'm
pudent now.
Mary D is engaged TO Charly T.
and she is determined he shall not die before she
marries him She makes him wear "A liver pad,
a chest protector, two flannel shirts, a padded
vest II double breasted coat, Il 20-lh. ulster, a
heavy scarf carprotcctors, driving gloves, and
three pairs OF stockings "Oh, how love that
girl +" eXclaims Charley.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1883-07-10
Southern <'MltivatOr for July.

ne mid hummer issue of the .S,ufhein Culftca-
|e' IS promptly on our table and in lis varied
and extensive array of entertaining reading, pre-
SCENTS an attraction for all people interested in
agriculture that can hardly be surpassed We
lind IN ii a neat compliment frum an exchange
publishcd in South Cardinal which WE fully en-
dolse: An examination OF this excellent publi-
cation i"l sometime past shows il to be the fore
No Journal {" lis kind in the South, and for
thiN section IS unapproachcd by any agricultural
paper 81 which We have any knowledge"
Among the many Interesting articles of this mum
Der Ar. DR.. Jones "Thouglt- for the Month";
ana Ia" Inquiry Department. conducted by
MIN, itc latter a most admirable feature of the
paper and one which we find in no other paper
anything like As extensive ~ in the C0lffrut0y.
editorials on various subjects, including cotton,
III" grasses, Gle, a uIi discussion of Jute culture,
Poultry, stock, Grange and Fashion Depart
mcnt9 further discussion of Dirt Roads, g"
" Thc Family CIrclc," Chidrcn's Department"
and much else which we have not space to men
ton.
Bill APPS Letters, written especially for the
(n6f'ntt,f, appear regularity Mr. David Dickson
continues ms special contribution, giving his
brother tanners The result Of many years eXpe-
rlrncr q practical farmer. \ page is set apart
to " education in this issue, with fine portrait
Of Prot. Alall"m, the pioneer OF Public schools
IN t'"olgla, and The man above all Others who
gave 10 the common schools the efficiency and
popularity which they have attained
Oar farmer readers can certainly spare $3.50
at TINS season or any time, for years subscrip
ton t" TINS excellent paper Address
JAS T.. HARRISON X Co..
Atlanta Ga