The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-12-03

Ei!hout hin. There is no salvation for
them outside Of Tie administration ark,
4ai before the eIose OF the session they
Eill all sctl; safety wilhiniL
AWheelius Mans Experience IN
Texas.
r.Carnn Mendel, formerly Of this
city roF OF Texas, Is back on a brief
business visit ia our midst. We have
hli qai.e an interesting cOaversation
viii him in regard to his experience
daring the last two years a4 q resident Of
tae"Loae Star State" BE Is settled in
lhs ceGtfsl portion OF Texas, on the line
o!lke International Railroad, within thir.
p miles oi Austin, the Capital, and in a
tolIing country. His immediate section
hii oaly been opened within the last
three years to active settlement
since the advent Of the railroad,
0a' l" 'Ha' ume II has developed
to an extent that gives promise Of
.Wry prosperous fGtnIe. As illustrative
o. shi pfogfess' We may mention 'Ae iact
ha! the thousand acres Of prairie land
Isl'he bought Two years ago, and put ua-
Sf par''al ,aienes ana cuI;'Va!'on, could
'o' De so'a Al a handsome PF'n'' In
SneF words, property 'n't has cost MN
Shout ss,VOo could lately have been sold
&H0VVo'
Up to this time his occupation has
'e'n the raising ot cattle, bat the expert
'acs et one oil his neIShborS' settler
l'oa Washington cOunty, Pl.r has salts
ted him that there i4 more money Tor the
present IN sheep This gentleman took
down early thIa last spring 400 head oil
'AseP' from which he has had several
aanl'ed lambs beside selllng Tue Wool Tor
A''N. iHasmuch As sheep eau be gtAzea
AL N'n'eF anu mus Kept al small eS-
Fnse' any one can see 'hat the business Is
P'0u'ao'e' Mr. alendel thlHEs oil taxing
Eosn about ooO head oil picked MerlnoS,
Ha'ca as VIII guy eitheFlAt the ran Han
W. O' III washington county lie says
u" ~sn! ci 'Ae sneeP now kept ln lex
a. are "S1'cah Ofesd' oe'Os ihieFiof
'I'eh '"a' Only smear aOous TWO pou''S
VI "''' 70 tue he"u' Anu are n0' 10 Ue
''4'r''eG 10 tue sneepOl '",' fes'T"' "A
st.' ueS' more noHe %" =: wAue "
HA'nS u'"n SaeeP i'oni 'u,s county.
4-'is "a stea. ogma"u t'F 0u'ts' AHu
'',, 'AMU' "t'l SCI. 'Ot SoIO . nsaI.
NJ, "' uOeI not Lu'''e people "HO
A' s0'"s wen 'u 'n'' country 10 90
g.,i leA"' anu says VI" ne cur
1'a sIuOf'.S a" InA' mas peen
T.. ." 'niS point III tue iSfkL1'aANVSh'
sFel' mistake 10 em'sfa'e ."eFe
N''o". means unless IN exceptional
sNs' Nae'e Pa'''es nave maze 81 sue" eH-
.S Sass~sn,: 0eioFe y, nanu as "l'' assure
,.,I nS'ns' 4no's VINO nave gone
s"e I'n'e unp'OE'Geu nave necessarily
% -s'eo S"1' Sna hafa'nlP, anu nave
%L' 'a, nov Un'y cone no s00a LOT '"sn'
' "nea TI' ~ nave gwen the country a Oaa
.'-s' Il an tin's'Sn' Has enough money
~'uPP'F' MS iaml'y tnFouga one sea-
"' even IL nc mas not eaouSH TO Duy
,.DI, "e can 10 pretty well " cropping
W. :Nv '"'tea' Inc custom OF Tue coun-
~ '''0' Tue eFopPet 70 uhE everything
Inu give ohe''H'Fd oil the grain and one
'UpF'n ei Inc cotton he raises ioF
%e i've OF the land alter It has
''en 0'oNea up 1t costs about - per
-s's 10 Ofeak up prairie, and, generally
'psaS'oS' 1t IA more satisfactory to hire
J. %Goa' on contract w per acre 1haH 70
WIZ ~ 0ae =, se'i'
at, Menas' say' that the soil IN his
ra,' u Tue s'ate Is practically inexhsos-
"',s' oe'nS from SIX to eight ieet deep
s. s1 'A',tI 6ood crops year alter year, a
p,es O' 'aHd In his vicinity has been
,.,s'nS Vneat F'Sa' a'ous Tor thirteen
., %'s'' aud su'' pr'dGees WE'LL Texas
s'u ssuno', however ", 'e called good wheat
s.aaI'' .' the principal cFopa are corn
sYSon D. and OATS These are its bea'
ryHs ' crops although wheat does
,",. vs." enough say twenty bu'hel'
N. =. Il