The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-07-12

The Cumberland Presbyterians are also
building an elegant edihce. which will be
{. credit 70 the city. The First Baptists
have but lately completed new church
building. The Episcopal which is a fine
old landmark. and the two Methodist
churches, are credit 10 their denomina-
tions There are dozen other churchess,
this article forbids US to particuiarize.
Madison County Lands.
II will be source OF surprise 10 the
farmer coming from the North 10 ascer-
tain how cheaply he can purchase fne
farming lands In Madison county. These
lands are mostly level and ali OF them
we'll watered. There are clear running
springs. brooks and streams in every di-
rection' the sraveiiSy nsS bottoms Of which
farms can be bought within l2 miles or
the city OF Huntsville for $40 per acre. IL
the purchaser does not not look for too great
the county. large bodies OF land can be
bought at from IS 10 81 per acre. Ali OF
which Will make hne farms. The reason
for the cheapness OF these lands is the
fact OF their having been owned in large
estates. ,and until lately the owners Ala
not like TO cut them up into small farms.
The income or farmers and the farning
element has. however. changed the ni,b,
lie sentiment In this regard as In rpanv
others. and now all land owners are will
ing TO divide up their farms reaI,zine
the benefits which must coma tn ,hss
country from large variety OF small
farms well TILED. Not only this bnt
many OF our typical Southern farmers
and following the example OF new settier:
nave devoted much time 10 beautifving
their lands and diyersifylng their crops
The result OF this Is that Huntsvilla as
the centre OF the county, has heen g. Ss 1s
one OF the greatest poultry narl.ats a.,
the South. and the value of the ehtcksn
and egg crop is now almost equal 20 me-,
or the cotton crop where but a fav ,,ea@
ago such thing as shipping ont car
load OF chickens or eggs was unknown
Is no - qvssstl9n ,s but EAst very
ly those living on rented farms, "a y Sart,
greatly benefit their condition bv Yer, nery
ing ing TO this TINS p point s and purchasing these these
homes In country where me, new new
longer TO be an object; where wood leases Eases
at the very door. and where trees ssows os
WITHOUT care. simply by the n,sn1iost 1Itnost
The Northern farmers IN MadIsopp' pp'anung.
are almost universally successful 0pmrhnty
Changes chan IN the Hsseiyes consstios 70 the slight
country as compared with tbeI1s .Ihis ~ ms
homes and quickly take ,dvan,aa aormer
Ine a.nerent points in their faVer OK ot
mako themselves prosperous. SA 70
Labor.
the greatest OF all inducaroo...
for for immigration into North ALABAMA DUea snh
.L- -
the fact OF the abundance OF ebesnn mere Is
II Is the nature OF the colornS Iapor.
mshs. mean upon S some one. and this fact n also 20
are are few and his disposition general,v m wants MS
Gle. He prefers TO work whers eanhy 90
tbsy ubpaay night he can receive his pay r ratSsr l
coiored women 1pvr srs MS siro own account. The
the household. They work for Ior, Ssr.y s,. IN
are lovers OF children. do a yerv wages, ar
Suire kind tIe tres,y h,eayy work and only re-
Pervision 20 make valuable servsr,. sq
IS the almost universal custom ants' n ~
%soo also ,arp, help to board themselves. This M IL
they invariably prefer TO sleep mp, In sr ano
ments or their own somewba, 11part. |
rro pIoHes ths ,s place at which they are ',s em.
easier for their employers In Sy tSey M Mmuch
the hired man upon the farm exn.c,o Sortn
Ie tse ohe tssa Ef the the family He has seat at
the farm farmers snd WIFE room IN. n the house and
Work; naturally becomes the kssnsr nsr % own
:, O,oaraing house. having bOarders OF q
choose n''s II al,oMsd ene would tn not naturally
changed in the South. The heln 'nis nnr is
INTO the kitchen or through the bonss nes es
~. Yn ,nn n; farm; they do their work under
!ress or the foreman. Waen ~. y, tne oIas mis-
Iuhnished, no more is seen OF them ,,n,Ii
iiaesy iaesy are ne reauired for further duty. Tuns
wages paid them, will ia be very sonyra moderate
very great advantage 70 any unu ans 10 s,,ss, pe
n this locality. A' 'e'liihs
To the Northern L,bor,n ~
II you are a laborer and have NJ d.-,-
y. % 40 anything but work by the day for
'nt VIII not pay you TO come South: /
or youres,y yes are working % acres Of land
.apitai upon which to operate. YOU cam 81
,r LIZ Dc an Independent citizen and An |
necbanic oi iapor IL you are a skilled \
Or In this S as SSeIn %el Is all al right for you
= All IN every department. OF Industry is
!. !. premium. You need have no Sear
vith"ut rsss sou wiii be at once appreciated,
glon. All that will be REQUIRE. OF Won \.
nat you are q good citizen ana a resnec
=, n,, Oh the rights OF others, the same as /
ou wish others to respect yours.
To the Manufacture.
Inc success OF all the manufactures IN
aaa. aaausyue indicate that this Is a field |
nore cotton mills moro tiouring rn'iis
nore furniture factories, more artists 70
urn the Immense forests OF hard wood
TO TO every variety OF manufactured goods
rom lead pe,cll to an antique osk
black walnut chamber set Ne need
lore Iron foundrIes and mora noannrac-
ories o OF every class and description. For
IiIi do r we can furnish you, water that
W roaming, good coal for your fuel AZ
90 per ton, seasoned hard wood al
20 per cord, forty thousand bales OF
otton from the farmers wagons. seek
lg a market, climate perfectly adap-
! 90 the health and vigor OF ali classes
labor. We effer you Thousands Of |
illing wsrkmcn at moderate prices, sites
" your canning plants. and vegetables
can and hundreds Of willing hands TO
Use them * you will show them how
20 ofter yo1 grain OF every kind, TO
rind In your mills, End a nome market
" your manufactured products
Added TO tn,s NE tender YOU a Welcome
nd citizenship In community Without
rejudice, law aold!ng and o. good man
FRS. II yoJ wish 10 raise stock ve
III show you market for everything
Du can raise, from a fine road horse |
a pair Of pigeons.
Credit System.
We advise all farmers who wish 10 |
cate In this country TO adhere strictly |
the cash syuem. BY doing SO tley |
III owe no man anything. and will be |
dependent citizens. The very fact that |
OF our mc:Sharts arc willing TO ex- !
nd credit TO the farme-. indicates for | !
,elf that the cointry Will mos: sure | I
raise crop every year, or the farm 4
could not obtain this credit. Ye. as | Q
neral proposition, We believe the cred c
system to be he curse Of he South | =
u that no farmer can be !ndeDendent | '