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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

N
bnsn tee. o. the governor az Mi.s,..,,,,,,
Inc ~ PRESENTED 'e by any person clslrnp,'
.a ~ " 1he representative FROM -. !
nIen' su'Strlct of that state. he wo, vIs
$3.50 n's paIne on the roll. For satis'
iae.ory reasons, said Converse. Man,
ing had chosen not ~" ~
present that certificate until
action was taken nv ma 4 ~,ss
ni r ,a.S;onverse) had called upon Man.
~ h pr. : attorney, .and asked permission
~ present Manning's credentials II
oeins .he policy of the house. nv an
.unoroken train of precedents. 10 seat
.ne member who had the certificate of
sne governor. He asked 10 have The
certificate read. Wv
heifer said Manning never ac.
ccpted the certificate. aud n.
put ON the clerks files statement
showing he bad been beaten Inv oso
votes. He had also in effect stated no
would not ask TO be seated on that
certlhcate. Did the gentleman nro.
pose to force Manning TO do what he
would not do himself? ~
Converse replied that not only Man
nihg held certificate aud was primo
Jdc,c entitled to the seat, but upon con-
test II would be shown ne was entitled
upon the merits of the case. The cer-
uncate was read, and after a short dis
cussion demand was made for read.
ing other papers on file in
the clerks office. Converse
offered "a resolution that
AZ Manning holds the certificate of
the governor of Mississippi, he be
Immediately qualified as member of
the house, without prejudice to final
right to the seat.
hasson doubted whether the house
had the rightto order a man who did
not claim IA seat to be
sworn in, to which Converse
replied that Manning did claim the
seat.
The previous question was ordered
on the resolution; yeas l62, nays lbs.
Calkins offered "A resolution proyjd-
ing that the certificate of the governor
of Mississippi. certifying the election
tf Manning, with the certificate of the
secretary of state, and all other papers
in the hands of the clerk of the house
touching the right of Chalmers to the
seat. be referred TO the committee on
electors when appointed, with in
structions to report without delay
which of the parties was entitled
prin'd Jdcie to be sworn in pending n
decision on the merits of the case.
PENDING action, the house adjourned
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
CLEBURNE.
Death Of Robert Halcy--o,her News
Items.

'ca'n oi robert Halcy--Other New.
Items.
special to the Gare.te.
~ Ieourne, December s.-Rober,
.laley' who, as reported to the "a.
n ~, was injured by the stroke ON
sue sSaii, died last night. The oper.
alton OF trepanning was performed
nut afforded no relief. This informing
posi- morton examination was held
ana showed The injury 70 have been OF
very unusual nature. The surgeons
found mass OF dotted blold six
inches IN diameter and nearly two
inches thick which pressed the brain
out oil position. Three long
suturess were discovered going down
70 the base OF the brain. vet with all
TINS the scalp was not broken, nor did
IL snow In the least the least the place
OF the injury. The funeral took plac,
this. evening, and the remains were
followed TO the grave by an unusually
large number OF sorrowing friend.
Martin, thv man who Killed Haley.
was taken to Dallas via. Fort Worth
for security.
State Engineer Britton on a special
with ). IA. Crowley and Bin Temple,
passed south to-day.
The death OF Mrs. Il. 4. Clayton, the
wife of one of the most prominent
merchants of Cleburne, occurred this
evening
Mrs. w. ID. Lockett died last night
of puerperal fever. She leaves six
small children to the care OF her be.
reaved husband
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Sejourner Truth.

iors, November 2s.-Soiourner
VINO died the other day in n
Eaa hamlet, having long passed
injury of existence, was one of
" noted among the abolition
ao lbe country. She was born
New York between l775 and
~hVed in bondage, changing
several times, until 1928,
'he became free I'M
se act of emancipation
" the New York legislature.
W Witnessed the abolition of
eoth North rs well as South.
81 illlterate she had n native
and wit which enabled her to
70 rapidly that in lS43 she be-
afeer as q lecturer in New
~ She thought she was called
sa me gospel. and soon attracted
(enlon Of lending abolitionists.
pool she traversed Vest
EN York IN company with the
|TSsorge Thompson of England.
', y time she has labored assid-
ny u behalf of the cslored people,
- throughout the country,
* * IN Congress, interviewing and
y, tokens of friendship from
'sn lincoln, Garrison, Phillips,
other great men. Her
.austlc, and pertinent though
y oratory rendered her con-
= - many abolition, woman's
4 aau temperance conventions.
u I'VE children,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Horseshocing.

Mr.. George Eltelman, who has
been established here four years, has
associated with him Prof. s. Bowles In
above business. The professor has
taken a full course OF lectures ON The
foot and month of the horse, at the
Veterinary college, Toronto, Canada.
He has for the past four years been en-
gagged in all kinds OF track shoeiny
and treating all kinds of diseased feet.
Char es reasonable; work guaranteed,
or money refunded. Have your laine.
horses examined at corner sixth and
Main streets.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

CARDINAL MICA. es's PASTORAL.
Dublin, December 3 "A pastoral o.
Cardinal McCabe stroll giy denounce<
secret societies, which It says seem "a
possess fatal charm |, " lrishmen,
ending generally with y .hangman's
rope or the infamy Of an infaTnaer.
'Gop SAVE IRELANp.v
Wexford, December IA mob last
evening attacked the theatcr In VIII tch
evangelical services were ieing he'd,
and attempted to burn the buildin,,y.
The mob took possession OF the town,
broke the windows OF the Protestant
church ard of nearly all houses occu-
pied by Professionals; the dresses Of the
ladies who attended service nj the
church and theater were torn of and
gentlemen accompanying them stoned.
Several were injured severely. The
mob paraded the streets several hours,
singing, God save lreland.N
A PRIEST STONED.
Dublin, December 3.--Father Nc
Carly was stoned while passing
through the Orange quarter ut Newry.
ANOTHER lNroRMsR.
Dublin, December 3 "A prominent
nvincibie undergoing penal servitude
offers to give important testimony
against fourteen men, whose trial be,
gins to-day for the murder Of Mrs.
Smythe near Colliustown In April,
lSS2.
THE o'poNNILi4 VERDICT.
London, December S.--All the news
papers indorse the O'Donnell YER
diet.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
IN CONGRESS-.
Both Houses Organized Yesterday, and
Ready for the SESSIONS Work.
Carlisle Elected Speaker -OchIltree,s
Solitary Vote for an Outsider.
Scenes in the Corridors anu Galleries
An immense Throng.
SENATE.

Washington, December 3.-Tbe son.
ate was called to order by presiden,
protein. Edmunds, and PRAYER offered
The president laid before the senato
the credentials of the re-election NJ
Beck to succeed himself, and the oath
was administered 10 Heck. and w
Bower, Cullom, Doph and Ferry ~
whose credentials were submitted la,,
session. The customary resolnt;ons
notifying the house and the nresidens
that the senate was ready for business
were agreed to. Recess was then
taken for one hour, and on reassemb-
ing the recess was extended 10 a n m
Az three o'clock the senate was
again called to order, but there being
no prospect OF speedy completion Of
the house organization it adjourned.
In administering the oath to sena.
tors, the iron-clad oath was taken bv
Beck, Bower, Cullom, Dolph, FRYE.
Hoar, Mcpherson, Henderson. Pal,
mer, Pike, Plumb, Sabin, salisbury
and Wilson, the remainder taking
the modified oath.
The new senators are Pike, Kenna.
Gibson, Colquitt, Wilson. Riddleber-
ger, Sabin, Palmer, Cullom. Mander-
son, Dalph and Bowen.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Office of the Fort Worth ~ Dem
yer City Railway Company.

FT. WORTH, Ten, NOV. /, Ib55,.
The regular snnunl meeting Of the
directors, and also the annual meeting
of the stockholders OF the Fort Worth
d Denver City Railway company viii
be held mt the Office of the company,
in the city of Fort Worth, on the Sec
ond Tuesday In December 1883, for
the election Of board of directors and
such other business AS may properly
come before IL. BY order OF the
board of directors.
w. A. Ross, Secretary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

One of the most elegant residences
I'm Central Texas, situated splendidly
in Tee city of Fort Worth, can now be
n,rchased for IS 600. This is just what
I, nos, and II Is new. Large grounds,
artssiau well and modern conve,,
n House superbly finished
and naInably cheap at the above price.
7, wps mt on our books short time
ago to be sold for not less tian s',ooy,
but for the best OF reasons the 9"nus
now very much desires 10 sen r rn
makes this unprecedented oiier. I'M
tomorrow and examine tnis pas""'
TEXAS Coz LiMiihD'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
MONDAY. DEG. 10. 1888.

No. gl8i. chas. NORM w. Texas & Pacific
railroad.
2i5U. Damusc NORM vs.. Texas Perinr
railroad.
2,G5 fldbsl, vanzandt & Co. vs.. b. ID. Ba.
sos. Tidbali, vanzandt & Go. VI. Carver
2so5. n. NJ. wes,brooh w. Texas & Paoinc
a5ii. 4. =. Nicholson W. Texas 4 Pacific
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
spAIN.
An Observation-Disclosures NAV

AN INsuRR.cuoNARy rbor.
Barcelona, December SAN insur-
rectionary plot was discovered In the
garrison here. Five officers were sent
To Madrid. The officers OF the Lerdiga
garrison sleep in the barracks, owing
10 rumors of a demonstration upon the
French frontier.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
DIST RIcT COURT.
Apportionment Of the Civil
Jury Docket for the Thir-
teenth Week of the Septem-
Der Term, 1883, and Resolu-
lions.

Ala bar meeting held In the district court
room this day, II was agreed as follows
First, that the non-lury docket be not
called amy moro this term, unless cases be
taken up by consent OF partios.
Second. That the criminal docket be taken
M on the slst day OF December, 1881, and con-
tnued until the end of the tcrm,or until said
AnrI.nI IL al Anns cd ~ nIc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
TUESDAY. DEC. Il, 1883.

37S7. z. NJ. Westbrook vs.. Texas & Pacific
railroad.
20p5. A. q. Rlntlenan w. o. II, hin loinan.
2t9i. Lewis Redekcr VI. Gulf, Colorado u
Santa Fe railroad.
800. John W. Redokcr vs.. Gulf, Colorado
a IA NTH Ec raiIronl
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
The Sprague Mills.

Providence, r. J., December D.
The supreme court to-day, IN the case
of Receiver Farnsworth, on petition Tor
writ for assistance To recover posses
sion Of the Quidneck mills from Gov
ernor Sprag,Ie, ordered Sprague to sur
render the mills at noon tomorrow.
Governor Butler appeared for
Sprague.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
TELEGRApHlC MARKETS


u New York, December a--Morcy easy n,
Prime mercantile paper sas,S.
n, sts sr, exchnnge. oankahIc bills, firm
Sights IS.
Three per cent. bpnds.-i COL
coupons, t,f's--i.llA.
coupons. fs--.l M,
hMlways grncrAliy frn;t Northwestern,
uencntufcs active ard higher, aS;ses9i mnrkct
pticcs In The car " transaction and sr vancn',
500 yer cent. but before first call, howcvcr
y y. weNker tone set In and lower nguros pfr'
Manufacturing the vcmaindcr of the day. Tho
uectineand price rtngcd from iseesss, There
We're rallies ~ Int rivals, extending nj one
Mine from issslf, but The market cft on irrex..
niar " lowest figures. The day IS cotupsr,,,r
, WIN saturday : close prices were down va
! =, Northwcstcrn preferred Nus exceptional..
~ strong, Rising to ifatSSsiis.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
SATURDAY, DEC. IS, 1888.

ei55. II. Half s Bro. w. Texas 4 Pacific
railroad.
X.e Jane Davis ~ al. VS.. 81. q. Ellis OF NJ
2ics. 4. q. Herring ". Texas a Paclnc rail-
road.
253l. schneider A Davis VA. Boaz q VIII
2y3s. Schneider & Davis VI. X. Boaz ct ~.
27I7. scott Miller w. Texas racine fai'-
road.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
WEDNESDAY, DEC. IL, 1888.

2T2l. T.. T.. White vs. l.. N. Brunswig * Co.
2I25. H.. l.. White ct al. VS.. H. n. BrunswiR
& 90.
9SS7. f. Is. Hamilton and wife w. Texas
A. Pacific railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
--|1
TERRELL.
A Statement CorreCted-Accident TO {
Farmer--COtton Receipts.

Special TO the Gnzette.
Terrell, December 3.-My commune
cation of last Monday. published in
Tuesdays GAZETTE, was calculated to
do the gentlemen composing the asy-
lum board at this place an injustice.
On Tuesday / was informed of my err
ror, and sought TO correctit by furnish
ing the GAZETTE with the facts as
learned they really existed. From
some cause my correction has not APP
peared.
The publication alluded TO was to
the fleet that the contractor Is per-
mitted to take soil from the public
ground and burn his brick there. This
il true. as the board admits, but Mr.,
Mcdonald pays the state $1,000 for
this privilege. and is besides obligated
to fiji all excavations and leave the
ward IN good condition when done 80
that this amounts To a saving to the
state after all, as well rs a convenience
TO the contractor. Whether the soil
will answer the purpose SIS yet
10 be seen, but this cuts. no figure as
to the privilege purchased by the con-
tractor. -
Friday evening train on the Texas
& Pacific railway backed into farm
er's wagon crossing the track at he
crossing just east of the depot, with
two bales of cotton. The farmer was
thrown some distance but escaped I'M
hart. The horses attached to the
wagon, in their fright, ran
away, and the wagon was
mashed into "A total wreck.
Since my last statement the cotton
business fonts up the following neat
little nest of figures:
Cotton on yards November lst...,..,.,. ?s2
hNNN''N<
sblp IS.d' by Il. &'P. $751; ii. IN. G. f,2is :,
Total shipmentO. .....s ''''''''''''-'' f,ls-
co,,on at yards $3.50
w.. .,,,,,her bales reed 10 Oct lst.. 3s24
During October. 99',,.9
During November. '..''''''''-''''''''' ~
,.;,,,d IN date ., 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
announcement to the PubIic.

The Cafe, corner Third and Houston,
will be open all night in future, where
all in want of good supper can satisfy
the inward man.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
FRIDAY, DEC. IA, 1883.

2r2s. }. W. Mitchell 4 wife VS.. Texas & Pa
cine railroad.
9l92. a. ~. Cookson Va. A. q. Walker 81 al.
273i. u. NJ. johnson W. Texas Pacinc
railroad.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
THE o'poNNII.i. VERDICT,
RAIl,wAY KxrENsio.

RAILWAY EXTENSION.
Mexico, December S.--rhc Mexican
National railway Is opened to the pub
lie to San Miguel, extending 25i miles
from here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
DIsInterested AdyIco to Young I.ndy

lV'1'VII'''''I I1'II'''TV'NT
Mary Anderson, 1t is said, viii at
tempt 10 play Lady Macbeth in Lon
don. Better come home first, Mary,
and try It on an audience In the oil re-
yions.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
rlIn noMEsrEAn nELr

Winnipeg, December S.--Salisfac.
ton Is expressed here at the concilia-
tory measures adopted by the domin-
ion government in opening the mile
belt and other reservations TO home
steadlngs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

Given under my hand and The seal Of sal
49,. court, this Dec. :, lssl.
f4I .. NJ. HAHTsFIEED.
t--J Clerk District Court.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

Two wealthy Newport widows are
suing William Brophy for breach oil
promise.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
THURSDAY. DEC. 10, 1883.

2Di. Harrison Machine Co. vs.. !. O.
iii. q. l.. Tally 4 Co. VI. wilson & Nor.
rlgOu.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

say inc Just protest 81 the government
has not produced any satisfactory re-
suit. The commission appointed to
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

a.,,ac.i,e, are ~ ne vruailenteii. 10
II has been said, but not, II Is TO be
hoped, with brick kilns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

rFBsoSAl'
81 ! aAo"' is in 'h'
AZ cincinnati is at 'h'
,.dsIll ofr'ylor is visiting
moi Granbury is at the
! in the city from the
cooper is stopping at
ssfparls was at the Lin
~ ~ cleburno is stopping
= of Galveston is on a
/ novlcy of Weatherford is
b dy. .. 81 ,ho
= ssadsy. . ;.
h s,pcbinsOn ofVernon is a
d ,lindell' 90 co,o
!. slntown. c,,,,
J rlhs city. ,s. l., !,
n Llndell.
I Esl,tsr Of Jefferson is regis
h. ysnsion'
rmi Of Danville, KY is reg
&, Lindell.
ETr,ms, the boss ranchman OF
\ 10 the city.
lmsof Aurora was stopping
sIssn yesterday.
4, the leading merchant OF
'Cy,sin town
urrusind of Texarkana was
',5.ioa yesterday.
r,ls of Austin was at the
s,,nl last night.
Kali of Wichita Falls is
l,g al Liudell.
has returned from an ex-
. Sslbough Texas.
ra,,,aek and n. B. Pearce of
.,rst the Lindell.
yas and O. J. Jackson of
sCTin in the city.
I..a,of Gall was stopping at
,JOnual last night.
att,sy of Laredo stopped at
G.,iCsniral last night.
VsrOf Dallas registered at
',,iCntral last night.
4 ss,s Of Buffalo put up at
,lC,airal last night.
sNsan Of Kansas City is reg
lsthGnnd Central.
slsnndsr and J. w. Walker
n mathe Mansion.
Clrs, the popular ranchman
,Ps0, cane in yesterday.
a,Dulanand wife of Spring
r.rsstlsat the Mansion
HEsewd the leading ranch
adAsgE nme in yesterday.
srasand J. III. Graves o
ndarFihe Grand Central.
pssmof Marshall was reg
xfaGand Central yesterday
RSn, one of the pioneel
LsfCrosby county, is in thu
is0Eson manager of the Sew
hi Cattle company, is in thu
gand Buck Lancaster, lead
zen of the West, are in the
Gekinson and T. J. Young
Chico are registered at the
NJ Dawson, a most agreeable
pa, came IN from Kansas City
Eay
y A. W. billiard, a leading
ian Of Fisher county, was in the
kirday.
Whitney and f. Montgomery
Gulf, Colorado d Santa Fe are
Mansion.
thsrles Mullins of Tom Green
who recently bought the
ace mare Gilt, is in the city.
Robertson, one of the leading
asl Of Colorado City, came in to
MS friend Bob" is not inn
Upon.
Patterson and wife, Miss Mat
fsOy, Sam Levy and Mrs. DIR.
P'ef OF DECATUR were at the Man
fsie!day.'
l. Dunman of Coleman, the
Pe "Coonp Dunmann, was in
v Yesterday on his return from
|hsas ranch.
ScJOmner Truth.
lnrl No.. =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
New YORK,
New York.
nav, NV York, December a.-corroS-spot


LIVERPOOL. December otton-Spot
closed dull, castor and unchanged.
Mluunnk nplhnusi,.,',,,.r,,,.,,,e, lt-lb
orleans .,,,,.,,,d l.lu
sales io,011, American 7,5n.
For export and speculation I 90.
Imports i60N; American OlS0.
Futures closed In buyers ayor, partly ono
point lower.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

........- -, -. ..-... 1900. .tock
sSty days, and parties desiring ,s ssI ouf Of
Missouri raised. can get OF ~ p q iimlted.
This herd. TEXAS IHSLS'hhs'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

WAREHOUSES; nunNNn

Liverpool. December S.-Several
warehouses here, in which were stored
large quantities OF cotton, hemp and
sugar, burned to-day. Damage, GEO.
pnp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

REDUCTION on WAGES,

REDUCTION OF WAGES,
Winnipeg, December 3,--A general
reduction has been made In the wages
of the Canada Pacific. The boiler
makers struck and refused TO return
under the new tariff. This seriously
affects the company, as cold weather
necessitates frequent repairs TO on
gines, and 1t is thought probable n
CDmpromisp will be mntip
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
|hneeland's Testimony.

iork, December SIS. +.
~ was examined to-day as a
~ the suit of the Metropolitan
AZ railway against the Manhat-
|be sew York companies TO set
Gs.a agreements of 1881. He tes-
G "a. Ne was the person who in
Io nouia' Sage, Dillon and others
n, n'e members of the board OF
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

London, December 2.--O'Donnell
will be hanged on the l7th of Decem.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

GALVESTON, occember 3--co1geS - SPOT
closed quiet and J. lower.
sales idf7,
Receipts, net, s,psd. gross e,sis exports. for.
ciRn ------. contineni Law; ooastw Sc lSll.
StOt 4 i,tafAi
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

RI.e We compromise on Hoadly
[is,mlll, and leave the rest to
''hce ana hard work.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04
Kansas CITY

ME n, he government approyed y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

ny Tssn Sans co0'ai0 y Aa"l''0H
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-04

ConlInusd on Yoarll, r.ss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-06-14

manufacturing machinery of any
kind. has but recently been
introduced into the state, hence il
can be said that its possibilities
have scarcely been estimated
Within twenty years a large num-
Der Of small factories have been
erected, and in every town of any
size, and where the people are alive
to their interests; mechanical indus
tries have rapidly come into exist
ence, yet not one tithe of what
should be has been commenced
1t is most gratifying, however, to
the progressive portion of our citi-
zens to know that in every instance
where factories have been intro
duced, and judiciously managed,
their stock has advanced in value.
large dividends have accrued and the
motto Of the projectors has been in
variably onward"
In cursory summary like the
above only a few items of the grand
future of the state can be men
toned, though it is our intention to
follow up this subject, and from
time to time dwell upon each and
all of the items enumerated, as well
as the large number which have
been purposely passed over. 1t is
warrantable, however, to assert
that no territory in America has be-
fore its people a brighter future
than Tennessee.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-06-14

Clover seed has retailed at the
enormous price of 50 per bushel
this spring, and scarce at that fig
ure. 1t is strange more of our far
mers DO not make this q farm crop.
The first growth can be cut in June
before the middle Of the month and
when well cared for makes the best
of feed. The second or seed crop
can be cut with a dropper or self
rake reaper during the half of Sep
tember before the fall rains set in
or as soon as the clover heads are
one-half Drowned. Three to four
bushels of seed is a fair crop per
acre here, worth about $40, which
added to the value of the hay or
first crop, will pay the farmer, well,
say total of about $40 per acre.
Twenty to forty acres at this rate
will bring in enough money to per-
nit the farmer to buy a clover hui
ler.-Farmer and Fruit Grower,