The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-04-22
FsoH ruE rouSTRx.
Elitor Erelaese:

Eiitor ESekaxse:
The frost lie Saturday and SenFay
moiaing his caused vegetation 4e:put
on very siaklv appearance. The
pe,ch crop is entirely DESTROYED. |
cannot tell abe ~zteKt Of the hilary TO
a ler- az otaes fruits, but t;iink
there viii be little or 40 fruit Of any
Kind here this yetr. Il / thought for
ward whe IS Injured SO ae, bat I'm
IL l'les the isR1ge vi Iast be great.
| e.l9ss of a ft'iit crop VIII he ssciely
fall Thu year, as provisi5as ST all
sind a.e 30 VT scarce.
The we.itaer ipl tie p.>ttxa weeks
has beea fae Gsr farming. Nt<y lit
tie aplaaing haA bven done ZAP ts the
la last, bal ilce thar tia. every
man who Is pretending 70 farm HIS
been ste Oily r it. Deeper iIlswiiig
Is lellg done thi, year thgh coRiifon,
an more p in genei ay is t'ken in
preparing the i.ni >.tars Ilsnang
'h'n has hcen my year STAGE ire w;r.
81, if We ID have aastAer drou!h JIis
y'.tr, tn ftrn.rs IRE nu-h better
imep red I0fit tran they were ven.
g. ,ailk The fUni Of thu
leighborhood are C swnce,l tn 1t deer
plowiag is very gre It antieote ior i
lr nth ana is even much better when
there i pienty Of rain. y portion OF
our farmers who pelieve it best TO
plant ,ptton elriy,st pPed planting corn
weak ago and begun or their cotton,
and are new about thr ugh planting.
fhey will not flush pldaslg corn 70.
i week Or tw0yet. These who bell We
1 tie planting l. bcst IRE about liiii-h-
iag thtir Germ aud Will begin in few
4 " 10 pi mt coeten. 1 wolIi not be
<urp.i,ed if cora 4l ,nt1;l 4 week III
two from now makes better corn than
I'll ID .ntad last week, 1e,,au>a it viii
n 1, tie enough 70 receive hepegt from
the ins we eInnst invariably have
tAe Latter part + August.
W.IiI the de>titution i, rot near S,
great here as il other places, MANY
viii have very hard tirhe in making
their croes. The merchants are deny
iug them the credit Ckey hlveeesn Ill
he habit of getting, and they hive To
- K to other sources. Jm in hope
Iay vii get thr rgh al right some
y. | think the merchants oughtto
strain every poi1t to help them through
s'ita this crop. They should remem.
.er that IN f,rtnAr .Ye5rs tAesa same
,oor suffering flrihe have been an
uu lily handing over to thcm nearly
very dollir Of TIA IL hard earnin;
Tor goods. Now 7.fIk they &stlIG
sick 10 .hem uniil ,nother CT p is
IN de, and thea lose theii led: gees and
.eg the credit sy>ta# Forever stop.
Then We 81. al. get dong better
Tread sitl mach interest, the SCI
.aon il. YOU a., a.s y Aoheleth.
I Il We no doubt llt'it WAS gre ,tly +
pre- lated by yohr 1 .ly readers, and
ionbt as many Of them are already
rcc,i,ing The ben ii, gifts ai>e teach
Lays and regret il 'tilno; come sooner.
/ nope b. Ill rt.s ,'aber oar young
men and give tham Il sermon too
anyhow a short eXho.ttu II. There
re ,mr ypuog nea IN our couutr!
offering aboat towns, sponging then
ii Ing ner,uscthc "old ia I'll" artle'old
.om...' dol'f sec fitto-irive them out
/, sork; s,ma lying roun town, fool
M lway thair sim"i punching ivory
blls aroani cv4 a t;:1l, win a".,
SO k. FRA Is an exhort.tien L.
"a N. to qni, 1, lins and show to the
ord th 4 they re nd: To earn an
4 ,n"sl living y p tirnt md persistent
aida t..y woall re Try etfe tual. Let
shave il. :.