Postponed October Sheriff Sale in Butts County Georgia
The notice announces a postponed sheriff sale in Jackson Butts County Georgia set for the first Tuesday in October 1896. It lists 100 acres of land with boundaries and encumbrances to satisfy a Superior Court debt to M V McKibben against Julia C McCandless and notes tenant in possession with legal notice. Also includes an administration citation for Martha Maddox estate and appointment of A H Dodson.
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Georgia
Butts County
Jackson
W. G. McMichael
A McMichael
Mat McMichael
Sum Burford
Leave to Sell Estate Land Granted to Executrix
I. B. Carmichael as executor of John B Carmichael deceased applies for leave to sell land belonging to the estate. The application will be heard on the first Monday in October next. Dated September 7, 1896. J. F. Carmichael Ordinary Seal.
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Georgia
Butts County
I. B. Carmichael
John B. Carmichael
J. F. Carmichael
McKibben Applies for Permanent Admin of Geo W Thornton
In Butts County Georgia M W McKibben has filed for permanent administration of the estate of Geo W Thornton. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary J F Carmichael's office within the lawful time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated September 7, 1896.
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Georgia
Butts
A. H.dods
Martha Maddox
A. H. Dodson
J. F. Carmichael
Ordinary
M.W. McKibben
Geo. W. Thornton
Geo. W Thornton
M. W. McKibben
Shields
Isaac W. Smith
Iaac W
Land Sale Under Thurston Estate Notice in Butts County
By order of the court of Ordinary of Butts County, the first Tuesday in October 1996 at the courthouse door the executor will sell for cash a 105 acre tract in Goody's district Go Butts County adjoining lands of Thomas Byars W R Weaver S J Smith and L S Woodward belonging to G W Thurston deceased executor 8 D Thurston
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Georgia
Butts County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said County
Goody's District
G. W Thurston
Thomas Byars
W. R. Weaver
S. J. Smith
L. S Woodward
D. Thurston
G. W. Thurston
Executors Seek Leave to Sell Estate Lands
R M Fletcher executor of Henry B Fletcher applies for leave to sell estate lands. hearing set for the first Monday in October. This 7th day of September 1806. J F Carmichael Ordinary. J C Maddox executor of E M Maddox deceased applies in due form, notice dated September 7.
County levy for 1896 Georgia Burris County funds
Ordinary J F Carmichael orders a five dollar and forty four cent levy per thousand dollars on Burris County property for 1896 to fund court house jail bridge coroner pauper commission general and jury funds. Also Mary M Giles widow applies for twelve months support from estate. court to rule on October first.
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Georgia
Burrs County
J. F. Carmichael
Jackson
Court House
Ore
Jas. F. Carmichael
Notice of Guardian S Application to Sell Land in Butts County
After four weeks in the Jackson Arenas the guardian W A Nolen applies to the Superior Court of Butts County to sell 95 acres adjoining David Maddox Mrs Batley J Kelly and A B Watkins on September 19 1896 in Jackson. Proceeds to be reinvested near schools and churches.
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Jackson
Butts County
David Maddox
Mrs. Batley
J. Kelly
A. B.F. Watkins
W.a. Nolen
Guardian
Southern Railway Announces Low Round Trip Fares to Many Points
The Southern Railway cuts round trip rates from all stations to listed events. Destinations include St Paul for Grand Army of the Republic events, Indianapolis for the National Democratic convention, Louisville for Sons of Veterans, Nashville for Hoo-Hoo’s convention, Atlanta for Federation of Trades, Dallas for I.O.O.F. meeting, Lexington for the Kentucky Trotting Association. Limited dates and one fare or one and one third fare round trips apply. contact the nearest ticket agent or A B Wells in Macon, GA for details.
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The
Southern Railway
St. Paul
Minn
Grand Army Republic
Indianaapolis
Ind
Louisville
Sons of Veterans
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Federation of Trades
Dallas
Tex
Lexington
Kentucky Trotting Association
A. B. Wells
Trav Pass
Macon
Grand Lodge of the
Texas
How to Build a Good Barn and Manage Soil Fertility
Readers learn barn placement for easy access and drainage, wind protection, and aesthetic appeal. Practical tips cover level drives, proximity to fields and dwelling, and conserving nutrients from barnyards. Also included are crop rotation and soil fertility practices with rye cover, peas, phosphate, and lime recommendations.
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State Agricultural Department
Worms ruin peaches how to prevent and treat
The Curculio beetle attacks stone fruits including peaches. Eggs hatch into grubs that eat the fruit before maturing. Control by shaking trees to drop beetles onto sheets then burning them, releasing hogs and poultry to clear grubs, and careful spraying with a weak Paris green solution (1 lb per 400 gal water) plus limewater. avoid foliage injury by favoring nonchemical methods when possible.
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State Agricultural Department
Not advisable to use muck raw for cotton soil
The answer warns against using muck raw. Compost muck with immature stable manure to ferment and improve texture. A mix of one load manure to three loads muck forms compost, then can be used as manure substitute. for stronger fertilizer add 500 lb acid phosphate and 50 lb muriate of potash per 1,450 lb compost.
Lampas on horse's palate dangers and cure options
The article condemns burning the palate for lampas as cruel and ignorant. It notes lampas often arises from indigestion or dietary changes and may heal without treatment. If swelling interferes with chewing, lance the swollen area, then rinse the mouth with alum and water several times daily for a few days, and feed grass or ground corn or oats.
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Lampas
State Agricultural Department
Grafting Blends Growth Yet Keeps Scion Nature
The grafted tree shows blended growth with nourishment shared between stock and graft. Leaves and stems draw from the stock’s roots while stock tissues rely on the graft’s leaves for nourishment, but the graft retains the nature of its original tree.
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Storer
State Agricultural Department
Growing potatoes peas and turnips in one season
The reader could not reliably grow potatoes peas and turnips in a single season except in an unusually early spring and late fall. Normally only one crop followed by another is feasible. Pomegranates propagate easily by cuttings layers suckers or seeds and should be planted soon after fruit ripens for best germination.
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Macon
State Agricultural Department
Diversified farming cited as safer and more profitable
The 1890 U S census shows 98 percent of mortgaged farms grown to a single crop, while multi crop farms had only 2 percent mortgaged. Diversified farming is argued as a strong point. A simple method to estimate net hog weight is to subtract one fifth from gross weight, giving about four fifths as net weight.
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United States
State Agricultural Department
Editorial Praises a Popular Patent Medicine
The Darlington Wisconsin Journal extols Syparienos Chma berlain's Colic Cho and Diarrhoea Remedy, claiming it stops excruciating pains and may save lives. It urges every family to keep the remedy at home and notes Dr. W. L. Carmichael sells it.
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Darlington
Wis
W. L. Carmichael
Condition of the crops outlook in Georgia crops
The cotton crop is projected smaller than earlier, with heat and drought causing leaf shed and premature boll opening. Corn prospects are reduced but overall ample forage remains. sorghum sugar cane fair. Fruit largely marketed. stock healthy with fewer livestock diseases. Also notices for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and Southern Railway excursion tickets to Dallas for IOOF Grand Lodge meeting.
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Liverpool
North
Georgia
W L. Carmichael
Washington cloakroom tale of Blackburn Blair whisky brandy
A Washington anecdote recalls Joe Blackburn debating the value of brandy and whisky with Senator Blair in a Senate cloakroom. Blair admits ignorance of the difference between the drinks, prompting Blackburn to sympathize with the New Hampshire prohibitionist's stomach.
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Washington
Joe Blackburn
Blair
New Hampshire
Blackburn
New York Tribune
Why Are Most Ducks Drake Heavy in the Field
A letter to Forest and Stream reports that about 80 percent of ducks killed are drakes with a four to one ratio over females. Other shooters note similar drake preponderance and recount instances of females pursued by multiple males. One man killed 45 ducks in a day, only 9 were females, and no explanation has yet been offered.
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Infanis
York
Fac
R. M. Fletcher
Henry B. Fletcher
J.F. Carmichael
J.C. Maddox
E.M. Maddox
Burtts County
Mary M. Giles
E. P. Giles
Guardians Sale
Hood
Nesbitt
Southern Rail
A Vernoy
WD Allen
S H Hardwick
Pass. Avé
Laura E. Mims
Dawson Ca
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Blackburn and
the Argus
Constitution
Journal
the Argus and Home
the Argus and
South
Argus Office
Over the Globe
Jackson, GA
O. K
Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Cscastori
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