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SPRING AWAKENING.
Are not these beautiful Spring days? The grass carpets the
earth with varying configurations of emerald green. The trees
have put forth their rich foliage and are already decoying to their
shady retreat birds and beasts and men.
The\'gorgeous colorings of variegated flowers brighten with
their rich hue, and the air is laden with their censers of musk.
The chirp of the wild song birds thrills. The busy bee is on his
errand of industrious search for nectar from blushing flowers. And
hundreds of tiny insects have awakened‘from their long slumber
and are busily on their quest, crawling, squirming, wriggling; and
butterflies are awing, displaying to the entranced eye their parti
colored dresses, :
The firefly with his auriferous and intermittent light sparkles
with the scintilla of a thousand flashes. -All, all these things are a
token of Spring, and call us to the opén and free where we can
enjoy these vernal creations.
There’s an inherent propulsion that prompts us to sigh and
llong for the country when Spring arrives. Man first dwelt in these
bowers, and the love of them is deep and intertwined with his
thoughts, aspirations and desfiny.
We long for the country, and some'day have planned to own
a few acres, and shake off the bondage of time-serving, of the
noisome influences and clamoring strife of city life, but have put
it off from time to time.
Don’t you owe it to yourself, to your wife and children to be
gin to save and prepare them a home where nature has not been
despoiled of her charms? And you not only ean enjoy in its
fullness all these amenities and beauties of the country, but you can
make an honest living. Do more than that—get ahead, be pros
_perous. To-day’s (feorgian-American publishes many farms for
sale that are ideal and can be purchased at a small price. Read
them carefully, make a selection, buy, and become one of nture’s
noblemen. i :
FARMS FOR SALE.
6 ACRES—Has T7-room house,
_ barn, all necessary outbuild
ings and plenty of fruit; an
ideal country home with city
conveniences, fronting on trol
ley line, in Hapeville. $7,000.
CHAS, D. HURT,
Real Estate Investments.
801 Fourth Nat. Bank Bldg.
' Main 350.
PARTNER wanted to buy two-thirds
interest. in 80-acre farm; 30 acres full
bearing oranges; yield, 6,000 boxes,
worth $1 box on trees; $10,000; terms.
James Wood, Orlando, Fla. -~ =
BOUTH GEORGIA FARMS, ]”fe or
i small, in Thomas, Brooks or Colquitt
Counties. We are the largest dealers
fn this section. Let us know what you
want. We lend money on South Geor-
E,ia farms, Write us. Southern Real
istate Loan and Trust Company, Bos
ton, Ga.
SOUTHEAST GEORGIA farm lands are
humming. Why? The land has no
equal. Three to four crops each year.
Easy to cultivate. Climate and water
ideal year round. The first quick buyer
gets 112 acres 3 miles of a good town,
on public road; 90 acres under culti
vation: rest woodland; pebble-clay sub
soll; $2,800. Bale cotton to acre land.
650 ACRES 6 miles of good town; 150
acres cleared; good timber on 500
gcres; pebbly clay subsoil; worth $4O; on
public road, and am offering for $l5 for
thirty days. Terms.
65 ACRES 11, miles of a town, school
and church. on public road; good six
room tenant house; good water; climate
perfect; 40 acres cleared; remainder
can be: $3.000, Terms.
INDIANOLA SPRINGS and 730 acres cf
land, a superb location for health re
gort and tourist hotel. A fortune for
some one that has capital to develop.
For terms, etc., address
: R. E. SHUFFLEBARGER,
; Property for Profit,
Tattnall County; Claxton, Ga.
ROCKDALE COUNTY. GEORGIA
Improved farms, where you get the
best value for your money, lle in this
section You are not in the mountains
Yur on flat, -wam%y lands. This locality
nsures health, ecause the natural
drainage is excellent; good croru, be
eause the soil is adupted to grain, cot
ton, hay, etc. A good clay subsoll is
an indication that the plant food Is In
exhaustible,
Come, you can get a farm large or
&mall, improved or unimproved, some
thing suitable for truck farming and
dairying.
Write your wants to
R. L. BAKER, Conyers, Ga
110 ACRES of rich, groducflvo lmd;o%
mile of Lumber City, Ga. A g
town of 1,600 people. Largest pay roll
per capita of any town in South Cen
tral Georgla. Good schools and churches;
fine, pure drinking water; health unex
cellell; (5 acres in cultivation: all can
be cultivated. This Is a_ bargain. 330
ar acre, terms, Address J. D. Vaughan.
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CAN securs valuable information on
Florida cropse, climate. soil, schools,
etc.: many business openings and somae
Jow-priced land in this vieinity Ad
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BiCILETARY CHAMBER OF COM
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fake Wort raivm Beach County, Fla
Yo $ 1.4 One sh-aere farm, or In
five. dore lofs \ppiv 501 Eauitable
oae Madn 1196, Atlanta 794,
FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SAT.E —Fourteen acres best land in
Lake County, § acres in bearing grove;
large seedling trees. Has good five-room
house on it and is on lake, only one min
ute's wailk from the depot. Will sacri
fice this for cash. E.'M. Rabb, Mas
cotte, Fla. .
FOR SALE—Seven acres and five-room
house and good water in best residence
section of Hazlehurst, Ga., 3% mile from
depot. Apply to Mrs. Hattle W. Burns.
FOR CHOICE Bibb County farms, and
size, write .
CITY REALTY CO,,
et ety IO
186 ACRES of first-class land, one and
one-half ‘miles from Grovania, G. S.
and F. Railway, Houston Coultix. Geor
gia; $3O per acre. Terms. O. H. Cab
aniss, Fourth National Bank Bldg., Ma
con, Ga.
THE SOIL IS RICH. The climate:
Abundance of niln. yet no deluge;
abundance of sunshine, no drouth; long
growing season without oppressive heat,
a 8 in many other sections. Splendid
shipping facilities. Modern social fea
tures. Good schools, from primary grade
to classical universities; good churches,
good stores, good nel?borl, all'are here.
All yours when you buy a farm in this
gection, not to mention the rich farm
land on which you can make a generous
living. $156 and $lOO an acre. Inves
tigate this before the price soes up,
like that of other rieh f ng dis
tricts. Bagley-Sewell Realty Insurance
Company, Newnan, Ga.
1,600 ACRES in Houston County. Geor
gla, convenient to rallroads, churches
and schools, located in best part of the
county Lies well and well improved.
G. L. Dure, Fort Valley, Ga.
248 ACRES of land, waterpower mill,
sawmill enflne, boiler and machinery,
store with $4,000 stock of goods, fine
dwelling and other improvements. Rail
road station and at junetion of pike
roads; for $14.000. John P. Davis,
arent, Rome. Ga.
APPLE ana chicken farms In the heast
of the fruit section of North Georgia.
For list of cheap farms w-ite
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W. M. SCOTT & CO.,
210-212 Gould Building, Atlanta,
More than 35 years’' active experience.
ARE YOU LOOKIN(s for a good posi
tion? A little “Want Ad" will find it
for you.
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
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ALL, ABOUT BARTOW COUNTY—
Write for our property list describing
bhoth large and small farms adapted to
diversified farming and stock raisinf.
also eity property and business proposi
tions; we have for sale and exchange,
located in Bartow and Polk Counties,
Georgia, two of the best counties in the
State. J. R. Young & Co., Cartersville,
Ga.
YOUR “Help Wanted” ad makes every
worth-while work-seeker in the city an
applicant for the position. ‘
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.
WILL ¢xchange $4.000 Atlanta "gr’J;TGF’:}
for apple lands. T., Box 500, care
Georglan., ii i ks
WILL exchange splendia ten-room
Rome, nearly new, for acreage near
car line; equity $3,200; nix agenis. Ad
dress Hn_x_hfim‘_varr Georglan. e
FIVE- PASSENGER; A-1 condition:
foredoor Dope snif-gtarte; niclkel
trimmings: un to date $2.800, with
equipment; make cash offer, or (rade
for rea, estate Auto, 113, care Geor
pglan
READ FUR PRUTIT-—SUNUAY AMERIVGAN WANT ADS—VUBE I'UR RESULTS
FARMS FOR SALE. FARMS FOR SALE.
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$25,000 FOR $lO,OOO
THIS 1S WHAT you will tif you will invest this much in the 850
acres that must be sold fi; May 1. Situated on rallroad; can have sta
tion on place; no waste land; .eek is boundary and in Houston County.
Fine for general crops a‘nd poach-:.
SOUTHERN INS. & REALTY CO,,
GEORGIA LIFE BLDG., MACON, GA.
FOR SALE. i
18-ACRE TRUCK FARM.
ON THE McDonough Road, 11-2 miles from car line and
United States Prison; one 5-room and one 3-room house,
barn and fruit. $3,250, $1,250 cash, balance 1 and 2 years,
7 per cent. No exchanges. R. A. Costley, opposite United
States Prison. Bell Phone Juniper 1111; Atlanta Phone
3120-B.
125 ACRES well improved farm; level land: soil good; graded road; near
raflway station and Americus, Ga. Price $6,600; terms.
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700 ACRES, productive farm lands; lot saw timber, running water, good wire
fence; 2 miles of Ellaville, Ga. Price $l5 acre, terms.
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475 ACRES, cholce improved farm, on graded road, near Americus, Ga.; all
farming machinery, eleven good mules. Price $4O acre. Terms ’
ENGLISH & PURVIS, :
AMERICUS, GA.
HABERSHAM COUNTY ORCHARD & FARM
‘ TRACT. |
360 ACRES, located one mile from Mt. Mr{, Ga., about fifty acres of bot
tom land and second bottoms, most of which is in high state of cul
tivation. One hundred ~buuh§ls of corn and two bales of cotton have
been grown on an acre of this'land. 200 acres fine apple and peach land.
It is well watered ‘and drained. Excellent location for dairy. Public
road runs through place. It can be had cheap at a pick-up price of §16.00
per acre. Terms, ome-third to one-half cash, balance one and two years.
THE HABERSHAM-RABUN LAND & ORCHARD
COMPANY.
WM. EBERHART, Pres. J. W. PEYTON, Sec. and Treas.
: CORNELIA, GA.
475-ACRE ELBERT COUNTY FARM.
THIS PROPERTY lies north of Elberton three miles. Now has 200
acres in cultivation; three tenant houses; plenty of wood;
branches, springs and wells. Fine public road runs through it to
Elberton. Make a fine grain, corn, cotton and stock farm. In heart
of peach section, and will grow all kinds ‘of fruit. Price, §14.50 per
acre. Terms easy. It's an investment. ;
FRED HERNDON,
GENiZRAI, REAL BESTATE. ELBERTON, GA.
CHOICE GEORGIA FARMS.
460 ACRES of land in FEchols County, platted and laid off in eight and
ten acre tracts, on railroad, within one-half mile of two stations,
twenty miles east of Valdosta. Small tracts, $3O an acre. The whole
tract at a less price.
400 ACRES, five miles south of Rome, on the Coosa River. Two
hundred acres of bottom land, and the rest upland. Four set
tlements on it. Bargain at $12,5600.
140 ACRES in Jackson County, Mississippl. Sixty acres in pecan or
chard. Trees are five yeara old. This is a bargain at $lO,OOO,
185 ACRES, one and one-half miles of the corporate limits of Rome,
on the Btowah River and Rome Railroad; 125 acres of bottom
land, 60 acres of red upland. Rents for $1,200 a year. Price, $14,700
JOHN P. DAVIS,
Rome, Ga. ,
LOOK AT THESE FOR FARM BARGAINS.
60 ACRES 8 miles east of Blue Ridge, (Ga., with 4-room house
and necessary outbuildings. Twenty-five acres in high
state of cultivation, well fenced, balance wooded and espe
cially adaptable for apples and various fruits, or poultry and
stock. Near the Government’s Appalachian Forest Reserve.
Will make some man a handsome profit from an investment
standpoint, and for quick sale $3OO cash will move the place.
200 ACRES 3 miles south of Blue Ridge, Ga., on good public
road with two houses and necessary outbuildings. Fifty
acres cleared for cultivation. Enough cut-over timber to pay
for the place on the remaining acreage. An ideal location for
fruit farm; place has peach trees that have been bearing con
tinuously for 25 years without a failure. $l,OOO cash will take
this place in fee simple.
BLUE RIDGE CITY BARGAINS.
75 FEET front and 250 deep on Main street, with 6-room house
and pretty lawn. A bargain for quick sale, and price and
terms will be made on application. Within five minutes’ walk
of Georgia Baptist Assembly grounds and famous lake and
springs. An ideal summer home.
150 FEET front and 300 feet deep on summit of town, with new
6-room house and hall, bath, toilets and electrie lights, and
prettiest lawn and view in the town. Within two blocks of
postoffice, depot, churches, ete. Can make an attractive cash
price. Say $1,750.
75 FEET front and 255 deep, fronting on one of the main
streets and residence sections, close to Club House and
Georgia Baptist Assembly grounds and lakes and sfpriugs. with
all modern conveniences; 2-story house. Suitable for a retired
man’s home or husiness man’s summer place. Can not publish
price, but it's a bargain, and terms will be quoted on applica
tion.
Write
NORTH GEORGIA REALTY COMPANY,
Box 46, Blue Ridge, Ga.
FARMS FOR SALE. ° FARMS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE—COWETA FARM LANDS,
ONLY one hour’s ride from Atlanta, 18 passen
ger trains daily; small or large farms; liberal
terms; for further information, write or call
G. E. PARKS INSURANCE AND REALTY CO.
1114 Greenville Street. Newnan, Ga.
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BRYAN COUNTY PROPERTY,
1,000 ACRER three miles from Lanier, 225 acres under high state of cul
tivation, five miles new wire fence, eight-room dwelling, three good
barns and flve tenant houses, 775 acres good timber, a dark sandy loam
with clay subsoil. This is one of the best farms in this county. Price
§l9 per acre; one-third gash, balance to snit purchaser.
49% ACRES in the town of Pembroke; no improvements; good investment.
ol BTIO6 U 1 Dar Wore. TeRN. L .S 8 il
160 ACRES near Ellabelle; good dwenlnl and all necessary outbuildings;
50 acres under good state of cultivatlon. Price $2O per acre. Terms.
198 ACRES one mile from the corfoute limits; no improvements, but tim
ber and wood enough to pay for it; dark pebble clay stbsoll. Price
$6.50 per acre.
280 ACRES three miles from Pembroke on main Savannah highway, 90
acres ‘under cultivation, two settlements, one milllon feet timber. Price
$22 per acre.
299 ACRES at Ways Statlon, all under new wire fence, 100 acres under
cultivation, good dwelling and outbuildings, new storehouse, artesian
water; one of the best truck farms in this section, Price $6,000. Terms.
7.000 ACRES timber, twenty miilion feet pine and cypress; borders on rali
road; one of the best board mill propositions in Georgia. Price and
terms right. Write for information,
N.T.WAY,
PEMBROKE, GA.
800 ACRES—Five hundred cleared and nearly all of balance can be; eleven
5 settlements with two to five-room hcuses; in mile Ennis raillway sta
tion and ten miles of here on good road; has two R. F. D.'s] free produdnfi
sandy loam and pebble soil with clay sui)sofl: good rar:)se for stock; sma
amount of cash and plenty of time on balance; 76 to 100 per cent profit can
be realized easily by subdividing. Price, $lB an acre.
750 ACRES in three miles of Stillmore and just off the clayed road to Gray
mont; good two-rogm dwelling and 30 acres under cultivation and 250
more just as good can be; it is a sandy soil that,produces the finest of sweet
potatoes and other feed crops; it Is the best natural hca and cow range in
the country; right on the Canoochee River; plenty of feed could be raised to
fatten stock during fall when not already fat on acorns. A special bargain at
$5 per acre.
178 ACRES of woodland; easily 150 can be cultivated; will cut 2,000 feet of
vellow pine Fer acre; is in one-half mile of school and church and in
seven miles Swainsboro on public road; R. F. D. from Midville; the timber
will improve the place with all buildings needed and pay for them besides.
Price reasonable.
317% ACRES; 60 cleared and can be increased to ten-horse farm; sandy loam
with clay subsoil; finest kind of hOf'and cow range on Canoochee River;
can be develo?ed into a profitable oldaecu ation or investment, as the price is
very reasonable at $6,000; over 100,000 feet of yellow pine timber, Lu‘n four
miles from town and on the same good road as the two above; all long to
the same party and can be sold together,
150 ACRES of as fine land as Georgia affords; five miles east of B‘%wrton.
in Montgomery County, known as the Malcom Courson place; 100 acres
cleared and 25 more can be; new three-room tenant house and good five
room dwelling besides the kitchen and dining room; between two schools
and near church: fine stock range; considering the land and improvements it
is very reasonable at $5,500.
R. L. COLSON,
EWAINSBORO, GA.
A GRANITE QUARRY CHEAP.
Send for Our Farm Bulletin.
HERE'S an investment that should secure your
attention. Tt is loaded with big dividends. It’s
about a quarry having an inexhaustible supply of
the finest grade of granite. An eight-inch pofished
and hammered dressed cube of this granite is on
exhibition in the State Museum at the Capitol in
Atlanta. Sgecial reference is made to this quarry
in Bulletin No. 9-A of the Geographical Survey of
Georgia, on pages 83, 84 and 85. g‘he New Hamp
shire Granite of finest quality is incomparable with
it. It is susceptible of the highest pofi)sh, and has
been made into monuments of ornate design that
have been marvels of the artistic. :
THERE are 30 acres that goes with the quarry,
much of which can be used for farming or
trucking. Tt is within one mile of the Central of
Georgia, and only five miles to the Atlanta and
West Point. This property can be had at a tithing
of its worth. Price will be given on application.
ASTO COWETA FARMS. .
THERE are some things about Coweta Farms you
ought to be cognizant of before you buy. We
have on our listings several high-class farms, small
and large, that are unsurpassed praducers of any
crops that can be grown in Georgia. We mean
every word of this. They have demonstrated it in
the past. It’s rich land, rolling and diversified, well
drained, abundance of rainfall, healthy, in good
communities, with splendid churches and schools.
Send in your name and let us forward to you our
Bulletin on *‘Monev-Making Farms,” that tells
about them minutely and honestly.
' BAGLEY & SEWELL CO.,
Newnan, Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1914
FARMS FOR SALE. FARMS FOR SALE.
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HARALSON COUNTY FARMS. !
220 ACRES; well improved and In a fine state of cultivation: in a bend of
the Tallapoosa River, I%Mmflal from Tallapoosa, This is an exception
ally fine farm; more than 150 acres; is level and all is above high water,
Very productive and easily cultivated. Eight-room colonial residence and
other outbuildings. Good orchard, with a variety of small frults. Price $5O
per acre. \Worth double this price.
160 ACRES UPLAND, on splendid road, 5 miles from Tallapoosa; all in
woods; land lies well; excellent cotton, corn or fruit land; nice new small
_dwelling and barn; splendid neighborhood. Can be bought for $2,100 cash.
WE HAVE many other bargains. Address
A. V. HOWE & CO., :
TALLAPOOBA, GA., - >
56 ACRES, elevated and improved. -
ONE MILE from center of town. i
AN IDEAL, 1 LACE for truck farming and dairying.
GOOD 7-room house, barn and pasture. !
A VARIE ! of fruits and large grape vineyard,
AN IDEAL cou-‘ry home, with city advantages.
WORTH $lOO.OO per acre, and must be sold at .
iF YOU MF\N BUSINESS, write
R. L, BAKER,
Conyers, Ga.
WANTED—LANDS FOR COLONIZATION. ,
WE can place tracts of agricultural lands renging from ten thou
sand to fifty thousand acres. We have e=ceptional facilities
rud Northern connections, enabling us to market suitable tracts
with reasonable dispatch. We desire propogals from actual own
ers only. Plats submitted will be conserved and -returned if no
trade. Kindly give full description regarding location, public roads
and character of soil. Southwest Georgia preferred. We can turn
desirable properties. {
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GEORGIA LAND AND LIVE STOCK CO.
MOULTRIE, GA. '
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LEVEL FARM 4
No. 1—146-acre farm in Appling County, near good tewn, on A,
B. & A. Railroad. Price $22.50 per acre. Terms. !
No. 21—490-acre farm in Ware County, six miles from town, on
A, B. & A. Rallroad. A rare value at $lO per acre. Terms ~‘
WRITE FOR LIST OF SPECIAL OFFERINGS. ol ? ‘fi‘f
TATE-CONGER-JOHNSON REALTY €O,
ALMA, GEORGIA.
'BARGAINS IN GEORGIA FARMS. '
210 ACRES two miles from Monroe—l2s acres in cultivation.
Three good dwelling houses. $6O per acre.
90 ACRES 11-2 miles from -Monroe, Ga. This is extra good
fertile land, and all in cultivation. Two ‘dwelling houses.
$B5 per acre.
64 ACRES of land on Monroe and Gratis road; level, with good
improvements. Two good dwelling houses. $50.00 per acre.
100 ACRES of land on the north side of this city within ‘the
city limits, to #ell at a bargain. i
860 ACRES of land tyo miles east of Monroe on Athens road.
‘Will sell at a bargain.
300 ACRES of land four miles from Monroe on Madison road.
Railroad runs through farm. To sell very cheap.
6,000 ACRES of land in Houston County, 25 miles south of
Macon—l,soo in good cultivation, 1,500 in hog fencing,
8,000 in good timber. One mile to railroad station. Red sub
soil. For sale at $15.00 per acre. e
WE ALSO have some good dwelling houses and lots in Monroe,
Social Circle and Madison listed with us. For sale at a |
bargain. *
W. M. FULLER, Mgr.,
Union Real Estate and Improvement Brokers,
MONROE, GA. ;
LOOK OVER THESE BARGAINS.
30 ACRES good farming land on public road, 3 miles of rafi
road station, with water power and corn mill now running.’
Price, $BOO.OO. Terms, $2OO cash, balance monthly, or $2OO a
year,
50-ACRE farm on rallroad, 6 miles of Clarksville; small farm
hoyse and outbulldings, well and spring and part in culti
vation. This is a good, nice place and a bargaln. Price, $B5O.
$l5O cash, balance monthly, or, $1560 a year.
250 ACRES upimproved fruit and farming land, 4 miles of
Clarksville, and on good road. Price, $5.00 per acre. Terms
to sult, .
147 ACRES unimproved fruft land, 3 miles of Southern Rafl
way at Mount Alry. Price, $8 per acre. $3OO cash, balance
to sult. 3
850 ACRES, 4 miles of rallroad station, in Habersham Coun
ty: timber except 40 acres in culttvation. Will out 1,600,000
feet of lumber: fine fruit land. Price $4.50 per acre. Terms
$l.OOO cash, balance one, two and three years.
23 SMALL FARMS, on good road, 5 milas from Clarksvills,
from b to 85 acres each. Price, from $lO to $2O per acre,
depending on location, on terms of 20 per cent cash and bal
ance 10 per cent per month, or any way to suit buyer,
All the above property is located ir Habersham County, is
fine fruit and farming land and are priced below their cash
value, and if you are interested in any of them it will pay you
to investigate further.
1 have & number of othar large and small farms in all parts
of Habersham County that [ can sell cheap and on easy terms.
Write for list.
J. H. HICKS
(larkesville, Ga.
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