The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
s0lTnfns tlIElslsus.


The fsllawlna felnlts n ths rendition a
NE f1flAn efep IN t,afsIans ~ Louisiana and
Mississippi q oIHalaed firm tho iuysi fslial
tln seufres NJ the lNihi4 nHmei
uanr#. a. fhs ylHhf WI NJ His1ut nte
ihlfi fss Than laaf asmln ~ falling ~ ltfiHa
eaused lsf Ne dfHHHhl flfhIHNl la tHHHfa y
iua rapidly IL eiinHaiurues' ~ lhN f4thlafan
efalheT The lHlla aft Ill rtHnl and With \
,autlntianss "a WssAl HeagHrf ihr ffHp wifi I'll
NJ gathered Nv The lat ~ Nateini,rf.
nltHni VI The yluli u frun unn third a.
pne half -. thNH lhe faH IrsF FMtiha =
tha rlHni 4 snal And aflssI ~ The untlfr
rnir eltl w. plhHl lu flt WHuks
ilay,llie i'a Tho gleli a alBsgH ats per
reuf short ~ compared With last staHtli
The pluhinN IA Progressing slowly fftaH The
sraFtlis n lal,nf Fhu rlHh, 4 .iHuany dead.
hlllrd ~ The HnuuHhi The rrip will W. gath
cred Ny The mli'ile ~ uciahcf. and masteisd
neihi Va 'fhe ,leld /. From nny 10 seventy
h,e pHf cent shut uf iaHf Aeaaan The rlnttt
V pafch'sl Ny drought and rust and " Hnme
places worms have appeared The pirklna Il
progressing vrrt wpll " The weather ti
nune rloar. ihe entire crop viii he an'hefrd
Tnlinlah. Ia The yield 4 thirty per cent
murr than last year, which. oii arrnunt ei the
overflow, was seri diassifnis ecasnn, and
about tutty per cent, short uf an average efUr.
NllN NfNNN " 1llif NfHfUftfI HfNftNllN tWNli
and With but little frulil injured by drought
AMI worms Picking l. fnil, heaun nov
though the prisfesH had hern SLOW,
Delta Ia The Yield viii b. twoniy.nyr prt
cent ahead " last year and forty tnnfty per
cent short of ~ average crop Thc. plant
has been killed \, the drought and vii have
nu top rrup. Picking u auiuH ~ vel now
aud the hulk Of the crop VIII aoou be gathered.
vickrhurv. Miss. IN N. couutry tributary
20 NickaburH the Yield IN the luwlnnhs will bo
ultRtlf tho luat I'm Niun land 4
from twenty-five 10 thirty rrrcenL short, The
receipts net of this markot during the season
" islSi and issl wcrv t1,On bates, and viii hc
about the fnine the colnins s.nson. There has
been u general drought Tor the pa.i lwu
months, AMI the plnni II now dnnr riudnrinp
and virtually deaf The holir nfr mostly open,
and The crop Will hc paiherrd aud marketed
from nls 90 eight weeks earlier thnn usual. a,
compared with M average season, the Yield
viii be- FULLY onc.ihlr,l short
haycnna. Mis-. The Yield ~ oomparrd with
last ,cnr 4 nhc,t ~ . thirds less. The plant I.
very small aud ia lly parched up on account
OF the drought hnpld ponc,s has been nude
IN picking out, onohnlr OF tho crop havinp
smiln's, Mlss.-The Yield Il forty PEI cent
lrrs than last season, The plant IA burnt ~
by the prolonged Drought 10 trouble frou
worms. Picking II forward. and three weeks
Edwards. Miss THE Yield IL ten or nftcrn
per cent. lrss than last year, Tho condition vi
The plant IN low lnnds IA fair; In high lands
very Door, caused ffum the drought and rust
The tnlls ar opening pramaturcly, with heavy
shedding Of fruit. Good progress has been
made In picking, which is ahead of last sea
| sou.
ilolion. Miss The Yield Is about the same
~ last season, which was twothris ~ m
average crop Tho plant Is In poor condition
| injured los the cold springand drought Of luls
AMI August Excellent progress has bcoi
| made IN picking, though yery little cotton y
clinton, Mis-. Tho yind Is one'fourth :,
onc.third short of lsS The plant " vcrj
small aud shedding fruit, cau~d BY ih'
drought of two months. Picking has hardl,
| commenced yet
Jackson. Miss The Yield IA twenty pei
cont, short of the past year; ecrago nbou
| the same. The plant Il rinnll with no tDj
cr,ip. caused by the want of rain. Picking J
proslc sling rapidly and the crop ls likely u
brandon, Miss. The Yield v onefoutth ",
than the 1ason Of I've The fruit IL al full!
miinrpd with no middle or top crop; lniur-'
BY excess " dry weather.
PeRhnichir, Miss The yield Il from fwen
~ 10 twenty.ty per cent rhurt ~ conparo'
with last year. The plant ha. fully mnturcd
damaged from drought Picking j. progress
ing rapidly.
Irss than last season. The condition Of III
plnnt is hni on account Of drought and rust
Picking has just commenced but Is progress
inV well now.
Forrest, Miss. Tho Yield Is twcn,, per cont
short. M compared with the year ~ lv's, ~,
plant has stopped growing and on blFh land
particularly IL hearing capacity u cshnu.tnd
The lpnlls are mostly aIi opened nnd nlt nhu
ascd, causcd by Tho long drought riekin
bus made about the usual prOEfusa AMI u E'
fako, Miss. The yield il thirty per cent
iess than last year. The plant y small vii
very liitic fruit Picking 4 well advance