The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
The Crop Prospect.

tltloD or the cotton crop Is fllfiMSh-
cd by the Department of A9rjcul-
tnre ut Washington, under date O
, tho l3th instant
I ;TEc .H'nr rct,lsnS'Of tho Nrpart-
mclst of agriculture indicat' II slight
reduction OF area i'll cottOls. com
! pnrativety late planting. good stands
except in. ease Of too canlN. planting
"a mlano( (ltiNus, q growth rot i:r 'to
the average for the season, healthy
ana Improving condition and clean
culture, with exceptions caused by
hetHy r;liuS, that stimulate growth
and prevent work ,nr fh, larHrNt
local reduction OF nl~l huS been ia
Louisiana, caused by overflow and
wet weather il, tlu y 4anti,,9 clspr
The next largest is Tcl,"Hscc.
whc!c the SC .sun has been cold and
vet III certain districts. In TuXus
there h..s been IN chult to substi
tutc corn FOR cotton, but in one
fourth Of the suunticS there has been
a positive Increase. and in mcnrly
half the rest no decrease, while the
enlargement OF the total area Of
arabic crops is ra,idiy increasing
The figures for aorcnyc are us fol
lows: North Cuoliua, 9S; South
Cao.in' !, 80: Georgia. ~ Florida,
So: Alab;,mn, 100: mississippi, 81 !;
Louisiana, 50 : Texnsj 100; Ark;un-
s;,s. lon Tennessee, %. The ~.
durtiun is equivalent to about 3 per
cent. In Virginia and North
Carolina there is some complaint
about bah st;.n:ls and small @rrwth
from cold nights, though the plants
arc healthy and the culture gcncl>-.
ally c!r,.n The late planting
promises well in Sonth Carolina.
E'riy seeding has been productive
OF poor stands. The condition
averages very high in ,icorgia {;
selsontb'e rains, fine weather for
w"ik and abundant 4aly,l having
been very favorable. rrph pit in
time Of planting has affected culti,
va;i"n unfavornhIy III Florida.
Stands ara generally y good in Nils.
sissippi AMI Alab UNI, nrI the
plants healthy, though sluull-.. In
Louisiana owe, flows have seriously
mJnrr the crop in exposed localities.
Drought IN tOm~mltS Of Texas has
been injurious. The plant is look
ing we'll III Arkansas and Tennessee,
except i'll places injured by excess
sivc rams and iuun,lations. The
condition ui tlc several States is ns
follows: North Curuina. lOi {:
Snuth Carolina. IS Grorria. lob ;
ti"i lila. 81; Alabama, ST Missis-
7ipp'. %: Louisiana, 50: Texas,
30 }: Arkansas, 35 TrnnrH:;rr. 93.
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:! NEw CHhEn ~-tc,. Mr.. SWINGS
church i'll Caicago, adopted LAc FOL
lowing articles of faith, and about
three hunlrel nt1ixci their names
to il "~'!' ..
"W" whose names are Hign,h 10
thi" paper, earnestly desiring to
pr"n''tr ar own spiritual welfare
md to t',Er some part. in the great
work OF clpins otfi'''', III lead the
the Christian hic, l!tinS:i r',rt large
city where the moral work t. .i,r done
IS very great. It." form ourselves; into
Il Christian society. 'r be l;nnwn us
t|r Central r'urcu Of Chirn1p We
w%TlI ,'lounl o,r church upon the
gr"at doctrines OF III" New Tcs!:
mcnj Ne believe IN the divine
character anal mission Of Christ; that
lI' !" ,hc Saviour (which IMAM. in his
! sIinfnhicss and dtrk.ra% ,,,"ls, that
all tnoYc believing a'.l following
fhiS Christ a!c entitled to = the
name Of ChiistiNna. Furthermore,
rs nj the Holy Commuuion, many
leading evangelical chnrrh~ cor
daily invite to- a!'r supper MI who
love the lord IN sincerity and ii nth,
SO we. feeling that 10 service Of the
sacrament is holirr than in COMMUNE
ion, would invite into full member
ship al who make t'.ia Saviour their
way, Truth and lie
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ASornEN fNvrL RlG!sr.' CASE DE-.
cIsloN. Judge Sawyer, OF. the Unib
cI States Circuit Court. ut man
l'ranriHco, Cniifol nl, T'as decided
that portion ni The uc:.. of Cullyresa
PrbVlHinG ,llit' ..nny lpanaScr OF II
theatre or ei>nijnrl institution ..ie
guilty of Il mislrn,ranor who should
refuse admission to amy colorr,l per
son unconstitut!ouil and void.
Miss Joak. Of New York. recently
nsopcl wit;i ii young. mtn. Ijcr cn.-
RACED fitliar tayE If he can lay lis
hands on tha! ynung man, he will
teach him how to take uJolk. ~EX II
: her pa:rlnrl parent followed th,
profession OF II newspaper paragraph!
lat he would soon l,rCumc uccus,
; toned 10 haTe his, hrnt Jouks Etnlcn
...A Paris woman has perfected Il
nrw method Of picking pockets. She
enters IN omnibus with n very pres.
ty "nd. .bcautifnl dressed baby, seats
herself close to the iikciic*t pasanp
gr! &, and works under coveroi h,by'.
mrln.' ar'p"ry. After e,lccc"s,ina
she pil'chcs The baby, So that it cries
fcArfully, and she leaves tho omnibus
suddenly to buy ca1'1J ;yr it.
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