The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-02-24

nests ana pour INTO lie nOieS h'iosOii@
oil or bsuphate of carbon. II Is sald
that powdered borax scattered on the
shelves of a storeroom will drive them
away. But We would go to the root oil
the matter: lind their home, where they
breed and destroy them root and branch
oil and young.
Charles Van Ness. Hadley, Pa-Elbert
and Irwin counties in widely separate
and quite different sections of the state.
In Ebert the soils are gravely ana Ioah
clays, the surface unduIating and often
quite broken. Lands from $40 to 80 per
acre: growth oak and hickory. In IRWIN
the lands are generally almost dead lev
ell covered Gn forestD with a tall growth
of long leaf pine and scrubby underground
OF oak. Sandy ana pebbly; So to $40 per
acre.
Some plaster their houses. but most couG
try farm houses are either cciled W
dressed pine, or the walls are left
framing exposed ~
The postoffice of the "Old Soldier
ony" is Fitzgerald.
d. +. Williamson, Orlando Fla. |
TO plant artichoke for hogs and
for cows, hut am unable 20 procl
VIII you or some of The Cons
subscribers inform me where J
the seed and the cost per busheia
Always apply TO reputable IN
when you want any kind Of sec
Alexander d Co., Augusta. Ca,
c. Bucher Atlanta, Ga. viii supp.
r. G.. Minis. I.ackie, Miss-A frie
M tne 6b C~lns oIi ,il iUl
two bushels salt. two bushels sladol
COO pounds ashes and balance stable
nure and mould. Is it worth anyth..
Please answer through CONSTITUTION
oblige.
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3. The two bushels Of slaKed lime are o.
doubtful value and certainly should not be
put with stable manure.
4. The 6D pounds 81 aSheS arc 5o'n alu
may De appilea ui'oouS - 'I.'
il good.
IN tho whole the recipe is uuscicntihc
and worthless
To o. b. Van Wyck, Anderson >. w
resret that il is not in our power TO lurl'ls"
the recipe FOR MAKING the common OF 'ur-
pentine bar soap ii Is ell oil our HHe'
a., yvo
To Mr. Albert Fillmore, rLi'',', -. ma
may al some lu'ulo -, ,7,,'ti,,, of hams
but at present we are overwhelmed by in
quiries requiring more Immediate attention.
The Jones melon Is very large round
dark green melon, of the very hlshest
quality and very productive, but the rln3
is too thin to admit Of shipping III bulk 10
distant markets
Mr.. Dil's plan Of cultivatns potatoes Is,
already in the hands Of the printer.
The bulletins are free 10 any one actually
engaged in farming excepting Bulletin No
Is Crane Culture and Bulletin No. q
I,feb pofato culture These being unU
uaIly expensive are sent outside OF =
state on receipt Of cents in stamps for
wy
TO n H. Cochran, Carthage. Tex
place on your mules head is probah
tunor and it's removal VIII require tie
of the knife in the hands of q qualiiie
Urinary surgeon. III
To Pat @ BT4en' corona Ala
sure ~ IS sweeney "HlCh y not ~
as usually supposed 9"ouiu.I 'ds
common. foI a"e'' eN up az
meht mace ~ mans i,''.
powdered can l"ea anu
lard' OF 1He tlhe'"'e ~ Nd"'''
used ltrpeat every Two
three months '.''
thdn anSolulc It-1 4'"4-
best.
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