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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-10-11
SALOON PETITION.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
COUNTY OF GRENADA.

COUNTY OF GRENADA.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors o.
the county of fGrenada.
We, the undersigned citizens of Beat
No 3, would respectfully represent tt
your Honorable Body that Vim. r. Yea.
ger is man Of good reputation ana a
sober and suitable person to receive Ii
cense to retail spurious and vinous Ii.
quors in less quantities than one gallon
and therefore respectfully petition the
Honorable Board to grant him the license
herein prayed for, and to be sold at
Yeagersville in Beat No 8, County OF
Grenada, State OF Mississippi:
WI Aveu, Flank Land, TC Aven,
T H Aven, R M Anderson, R M Bate,
A Brewer, Charles Britt, NJ Bailey,
Edmon Britt, Peter Berry, W J Clark
Il A Clark, J D Crawford, W W Il
Clark, W l. Clark, A F Clark, J 7 Criss.
John Cothern. Simon Co'hern, 0 C
Crutchfeld, Ike Carpenter, Manson
Clark, Henry conner, Ben clark, Pat
clark, L clark, charles criss, calvin
cohea, Heply clark, Maliky carr, Warren
Gamble, Dave Denly, S L Davis, Ned
Donly, Frank Denly, ] D Durbin, E D
Durben Gin Duiany, G P Davis, 0 A
Dohle, H D Davis, L B Dnmon, G "
Evans, Ben Edwards, Dock edwards
Jack edmonds, NJ W Farrell, J M Far
rell, Abe Fenner, Edmon Grabitt Thon.-
as Gary, T A Horton, Jas Hoskins, S i
Hughes, VIM Horton, Henry Hagie, .
r Horton, Henry Hughes, Georg,
Holmes, elic Hunter, D e Horton. Al
lie ed Hurt, Peter Hooper, Jerry Horton
G f Ingram, G B Jones, GIN johnson
LAFAYETTE Jones. J G Knonce. ellie King
n Koonce, charley Kirkman, Dentist
Kint, Allen Kingcade, Bill Kelly, Wn,
VI Koonce, J NJ sKoonce, richard Kint
Henry Kelly, S Lilies, S P Lee, s j
Long. T W Long, A J Long, Cornelious
Lane, Abe Lemmons, Frank Lane, S ]
Lee. John Law, Steve Mckenzie. W u
Merritt. J 0 McMah4n, wm McClaferty
IS B Mclean, A ! Mccormack W III Nc,
cormack s Mccormack Isiac Mapitt
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GIeanings from Winona'

IS Claude Money returned from
I'd last Friday night.
Is Fannie Erwin left last week for
ANA, to visit relatives.
q young friend, Joe Young, was
enly taken i'll Saturday. He is now
ned to his bed, at DR.. Hills.
lis Jessie Sawyer is spending a few
<s at Greenwood, guest CT Mrs.
hoy.
II cotton weigher reports having
he'd ninety-two bales OF cotton one
last week.
i Brooks Allen, of that we'll known
HAllen, West & Bush, was among our
Ehants this week in the interest OF
house.
I'D. Witty & Bro. have engaged the
ices of young Mr.. Inman, OF Carroll
Il A pair OF dudes in one house is
Ugh.
Il McCorkle invested very heavily
hg the last term of circuit court in
kty warrants. His "clock money"
Ethusly.
Sb Murphy spent last Sunday at his
ke in Lodi.
&ul Pegues is decidedly the hands
|est young man in Winona when he
Eunder his white plug,
6ss Massie Cook returned to Oxford
week after a short visit here. 1t is
Il regret that we give her up, for Wi
i still claims her as one of her girls.
Dill Atkins resembles Mr.. Dulin since
ling off his whiskers, SO everyone
Il but we think Mr.. D. out-favors
la little.
Il. Arnold left Sunday night for St.
Is, because of ill health. Perhaps he
Nit cold while taking one of his
|n-light strolls.
Blk Herman what he did with the ra-
Ihe got out of Pauls store.
Ills Barry, alias Holman, is still on
Streets "humping his back" in the
Test of "Young Democracy"
Ehey say" that Squash is doomed if
)e found out, so he will have to come
broken doses"
10 Matthews, VINO DaS Deen SICK tor
past few weeks, died Monday night.
remains were carried to Carrollton,
nterment.
crowd of boys, in company with an
an band painted the town red"
sday night.
good theatrical troupe could play a |
b" here to a crowded house. We are
bntly awaiting for some amusement |
be kind.
lis rumored that our little friend, Ed. |
hanson, who has, for the past season,
connected with G. M. Erwin's drug
3, will leave on the 1st proximo for |
ington, Miss, which place, he intends |
ing his future home.
squash"
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FaIuabIe Chill TOnic-Read this
Testimony.
r, A. ROBINSON Il Co.

-. X, A. ROBINSON u Co.
3entlemen-Out of several gross of
|Ehes Chill Tonic sold since I located
ID, two years ago, not failure has
n reported The demand is increas-
Edaily The people have learned thai
b as represented-a certain, safe and
|edy cure for chillsand fever-and will
ge no other remedy. Thi, is the al.
30 universal statement OF my custo-
IS in this section. Its advantages over
inine and other antiperiodics have
ID thoroughly demonstrated. Besides
efficiency of this Tonic, the safety
4 comfort attending its use speak hign-
gin its favor, Small children take il
Idily. In my drug store, popul r
lpsician has bis office. You know t e
yular an D's' dislike to recommend
TENT Medicines. Hughes Tonic is t e
ly one Of which he has ever spoken IA
fably After exhausting the Materia
|dica, Intellectually. he was cuIed OF a
|e of chronic chills, of long standing,
the use of half a bottle of Hughes
bic. Really it is pleasure to handle
ch remedy, tor it never disappolnts
yov wish any testimonials, I can fur
lh you with hundreds from reliable
fsoas. The last lot ordered is nearly
!, and will have to replenish soon.
u one of my staples.
Respectfully.
..... r. w. WALTON.
REPAIRED by R. A. Robinson & Co.,
lolesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky.
4 at Wholesale by leading Wholesale
lggists, and at retail by the Druggists
Grenada, Miss. Retails at 500 per
lie, six bottles for SIS 90.
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READ AND REMEMBER.

That there will be first class excur-
ion from Grenada to Memphis on
thursday October 10th. This excursion
Will be run on regular train, thus giving
III the same accommodations attained at
ny other time. Fare for the round
rip, three dollars, tickets good to return
IN any train for four DAYS. For further
Information address,
R. E. HURT, Manager,
Winona. Miss
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SALOON PETITION.

To the Honorable Board of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City of Grenada,
Grenada county, State of Mississippi !:
We, the undersigned citizens of the
city of Grenada, would respectfully rep
resent, to your Honorable Board, that
L. FL, FERGUsoN is man of good repu,
tation, and sober and suitable person
to receive license to retail vinous and
spirituous and malt liquors within the
corporate limits Of the city Of Grenada,
in said County and State, in less guam
titles than one gallon. Therefore we,
your petitioners, respectfully ask your
Honorable Board to grant him license
therefore, in accordance with the statute
in this behalf made and provided, and
as in duty bound, your petitioners will
ever pray, etc:
] G Ferguson, Jos Newburger, J B
Crowder, Hill Guy, J G Branum, J W
Berry,, Van Williams, M K Mister, J T
Weeks, G W Wood, P E Ferguson, Max
Ginsburger, B B Penn, J E Garth ers, L
R Turner, Gus Wolfe, E A Melton, Jac.
Rowe, Fl W Bledsoe. E P Williams, L
Bodenheimer, J NJ Bishop, Alex Mccall.
Alex Davis, L N Phillips, Maundie Neal
W A Belew, Andrew Patterson, S Fl
brlster, Isaac hlmorough, Charlie Ster,
lle' L"Ven iodd, camp Marshall, ) \
roster, Ned Goffman; ~ l. fayne. nj "
Rose, W NJ French, L L Hentz, Geo In,
gram, J ] Carroll, Allen Towns, ] W
Caroteers, Ike Maett. Ben Johneon. Ca
leb Parker j d Donaldson, d j Jackson
nenTy smith, DaVld Johnson, W
Pegues' hulus Mcpiacken' Chafiie NE
ton, Haywood Oarothers, y GoodWln
A ) Ransom, > l Long, > ) SLACK Lew
IS smith, W > bniangton, IL W Jones D.
Jonn heg'ar, Il Greenhaw, W L. hentl
u hhory, Il a Belew' y y Walthal
a, andrew melton, hlchafa Coggins, n
Shaw, ANDERSON 1aylor, Wm reese.
Cam, jim M1llen' Il u Dancy, deorg
aemphi,l' w sanders. IL = Jones, }
W Peeples. Augusta Da'se' v w Jones
W . !om'lhson, II IN Hail' " q DaVl
John Wflgnt, = Il uoodwln' b IL i
wright, A W paws, sam Laurence
= Ingram, Y LongsIree.' Up doWar
Wm batche'or' u orge Mauiolhg, Jaco'
beatty, BOD hn'gnl' Lofk omlth,
'all nlcharq Many george hudsoh,
) "'lhams, II DoaR, Wo,ie' a d
'Ierarh' hoDt fnto,e' w b j" ore, =
acHenfy, " bl1o' John 1eprge' na'
rlson ouI,'yah, W II ornWdef, = Du'
nng'on' ~ Il Turner, m Cooh, { r.
F'egcs' !, eg Lewis tlemP'lll, y Mcunee n,e
u " Armstrong y . ull'esple, ~
Johnson, Lowehste'n, oam Evans
, , a Lnc4cK, nS N Lewis. II summer
telo, y l m'od' NJ onmmefneld, lk'
Lyons, "A oummerneid' Aron wilson's
y " 40 hoSmlnsky' l,lll,e ur,aeT, : a n Waah
,e', Glm ffes'ey, "A Gerard . VIRGIN,
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Public Office is public trust." p
Grover Cleveland.
Owing to your political position you
were able to work off all your bonds at
very high price" Fisher to Blaine.
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Mon-Resident Notice.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

IHE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
TO Milly Higgins
You are commanded to appear before
he Chancery Court of the county of
'renada, in said State, on the 1st Mons
lay OF March, 1885, to defend the suit in
''id court Of Christopher Higgins,
herein you ale defendant.
A III Whitfield, LIZ TURNER.
Solicitor. Clerk.
irenada. Sept 20, 1854 St.
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Just as Good.

Many unscrupulous dealers may tell you
they have remedies for Coughs and Colds
equal in merit and in every respect just as
good as the old reliable DR.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup, unless you insist
upon this remedy and will take no other,
you are liable to be greatly deceived.
Prices, so cents and 81 90. Sold by
Branum & Goodwin.
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Just at Branum & Goodwin'S
a large stock Of all kinds OF oils.
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TWO CRUTCHES,
A Well Known Atlantfan Lays Them
Down.

Down.
Ihave only few words to say, which
are to state that have been confined to
my bed for two months with what was Gals
led Nervous Rheumatism, or Sciatica. I was
only enabled to hobble about occasionally
by the use Of crutches, and in this condi>
ton l commenced the use of 3. D. B. four
bottles of which enabled me to discard the
use of my crutchcs and attend to business.
/ had previously used all well recommend
ed medicines without relief. 1t has been
over two months since using B. b. B., and
! considermyself q permanently cured man
J.P. Davis,
Atlantp, Ca, West End
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The Trustees of the State Female COL
ye have selected Prof. R. W. Jones, L.
3D., Of Oxford. as President of that
etitution. This selection will no doubt
he general satisfaction. The Clarion
Us him glowing tribute.
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There seems to be no doubt but what
organ will beat Chalmers by large
|jority for congress. We hope they
4 bury Chalmers so deep in this elec-
h that he win never rise again.
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M. A. BEAlL,
tT7-pplEALER pl IN,
STAPLE AND FANCY
CR0CE R|ES|
GREEN STREET, GRENADA, MISS,
SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH.
Ny friends AMI the public generally are
cordially invited to call and see me at
my new quai ters, in the house tor
merly occupied by Mr.. Metcalfe,
where will be found large and complete
stock of choice staple and fancy family
groceries which will be sold at the
lowest market prices. oct4tf]

During the Hays administration the
Star-route thieves stole 100000 from
the Treasury. At one time the Cover
ment was paying $45O,O0O per year for
carrying mails to Offices that yielded less
than $4,000 revenue. The report of the
House Committee on this subject is pub
lished this morning. It's mighty inter-
esting reading just now, in view Of the
fact that the old gang is at work for
Blaine-Courier- Journal.
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New York Truth
A PRACTICAL JOKE BY AN
ELEPHANT

But all its exploits upon mankind are
outdone by the trick it played upon one
of it's own neighbors in the menagerie.
One of the workmen had been engaged
painting a portion of the house, touching
off the ornamental projections with red
paint. The young elephant watched him
with great interest, apparently amused
at the bright bits of color that suddenly
appeared whenever the brush touched.
The painter was absorbed in his work
when the dinner bell rang. He put his pot
and brush down and went off to his meal.
The elephant waited until he was out of
sight, then carefully felt for the brush
with his trunk. Next to Tom Thumb
stood sleepy camel, dreamily eating his
hay. Tom Thumb took up the brush
and streaked the camePs side. Toby
happened in just then and watched events.
The elephant was beside itself with JOY
when it saw the red line of paint on the
camels gray Aanks.
When the painter returned the brush
was back in it's place, but the paint pot
was empty, the elephant was gazing earn
estly into space, and the camel was en-
blazoned all over with red stripes like
crimson zebra.
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In the Pilot House.

"Ycs. sir, this kind of work obllgcs "A man to
keep sober IL a jndgr. OF all men in the world
steamboat pilots aud railroad engineers should let
iiqnor alone For their clcarness of sight and
coonc-- of head depends the safety Of life aud
property.
Keeping his hand the wheel as he said his,
Mr. a. BrUckInan, of No 29i Silver street, Chicago
added OF course some Of EN- drink; bui the So
bcr ones have tie best positions and the best pay
Yes, the work and exposure sometimes tells on US,
hut for my part find PARKER's Tonic to be all the
invigOrani | need. I've got bottle aboard here
now never 90 on a trip without IT. When haven't
any appetite, or am in any way out OF sorts. II SETS
me up in time If drinking men would use the
Tonic it would help em TO break Off (No, that
isn't light house, it's star, low down near the
water AZ | Was saying, the Tonic is new life bot
tied up. You that flag staff Well. with a bot
lie OF PARKER's Tonic in the locker can keep ma
Iaria as far from me that all the time. My wife
has us d il for three years for summer complaints
AMI collie and as an invgorant when she's tired out
from uverwork. She says the Tonic is daisy
Good-bye. Don't break your neck going below
This preparation, which has been known as.PAH-
KER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter be advertised
and sold simply under the name of PARKER's TONIC
As unprincped dealers are constantly dcceivng
their customers by substituting inferior articles un
der the name Of ginger. and ginger is really an
unimpoi tant ingredient, we drop the misleading
word.
There is no change. h0we0er, In the preparation
itself and all bottles remaining In the hands of deal
ers, wrapped under the name Of "PARKER's GIN
GER ToNIC" contain the genuine medicine II the
fac-simile signature of HIsCOx Co. 10 at the bot
tom of the outside wrapper. April lin
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kansas Traveller.l
INDUCED TO LEAVE.

The other night old Josh Nuckelson
went to see Emma Abbott in Faust"
Before the curtain went up he remarked
to a man sitting near that it cost "right
smart " sum to get into a town school
house, and that if he hadn't been hon
CRY" for fun he wouldn't have come. AZ
ter the orchestra had been playing about
fifteen minutes the old fellow remarked {:
"lt takes them fellers devlish long
time ter tune up their fidduls."
They are not tuning up, they are play
ing" said the man in front of the critic.
Is that the music ?"
eyes"
"Sounds IKE they're playin' for para
lyzed man ter dance. 1t mout be music
here, but amt where live. They wouldn't
call hogs with such tune"
After the curtain went up he remained
quiet for loug time, then leaned over
and said:
"When does the show begin 2"
l:'s going on now"
"When will they do something to
make feller laugh ?"
"Theres no laugh in it,"
"Then it amt no show. come here
to laugh. | ken see this sort o. thing any
time. What | want is something to
tickle me-
People turned around and looked at
him reproachfully. "They seem sorter
s'prlsed ter see me here" he continued,
d" but if Fder knowed as much hour ago
as do now Pder saved 'em the trouble
o twistin' roun'. They may call that a
song, but | call it squeal."
Hush your mouth" said man who
did not want to lose note OF the music,
but who secretly wished some one would
break out with " "Mary's Run Away Wild
Coon" or " Go Down Noses"
"What's the matter, cap'n?"
g" want you TO hush.'
An | want yer to hush. You're
botherin' me as much as I am you.
Wonder if they're goin' ter fetch around
song books an tickets fur the concert,
what'll be the best part o. the show, an
so forth Who's the feller with the red
plaster on the back o his neck ~
"The devil, hush %
"The devil, eh? Wall, I'll wait a
while longer, fur there oughter he heap
o" fun in the devil" He quieted down
for awhile and then said "The devil
has disappointed me. Dry as the upper
west tork O Buckhorn creek in August" ."
"Say, there" said policeman, whose
services had been called by the music
loving people who sat near the disap-
pointed man.
"Wall?"
"Hush that nonsense or 'lI put you out
of here
"Gimme my money back and III 90
out
"rll give it to you," said gentleman.
Here" and he handed the old fellow a
dollar and half
"That hits me where | live he said,
as he stalked up the aisle. Beat my
way in an am paid to go out. 1t must
not argy much in favor o my company,
but it makes my old jeans feel mi ghty
comfortable
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The widow Bombazine, accompanied
by her little daughter, Ella, took stroll
down Fifth Avenue, New York, few
days ago. A well-dressed gentleman hav-
ing passed them on the side walk, Ella in
CURED:
Ma, are you personally acquainted
@i,h the gentleman who has just
passed -
No, NV daughter, never saw him
before"
Then it must have been me he was
trying to mash. Good gracious, how my
heart beats"
"My daughter, you must endeavor to
cantrol yourself. Remember, we are in
Lent.
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San Francisco Post.
HE REVERSED.

AS an adjunct of hotel in this city is
poker game, the equal of which for un-
limited heavy betting probably cannot be
found in this country. The other day
one of the heaviest players at this room,
an ex-senator, pointed out a dapper-look
ing young man on the street and said to
friend, with sad sigh:
"There goes the biggest robber on re-
cord"
"Who is he ?"
'IIe's a commercial drummer from New
York He was introduced to us fellows
about a month ago and played poker
three weeks running"
He won, eh -
"No, he lost You see, the great art
in poker is to learn to size up your oppo-
nent's play and to read his facial express
sion. This fellow didn't seem to play
very well, and finally we got on to the
fact that every time he was bluffing
he'd smile and look confident, while when
ever he held threes or better he'd sigh
and look frightened, just to coax us to
bet, you see."
cold dodge, that
Exactly, but listen. After we had
dropped to his ways we went for him
heavy, and won 5000 or 5000 every night
for week or more. The other night we
waited until he seemed unusually exul-
tant, and we went for him all round
Every time we'd raise him he'd dig up
more coin somehow, and finally he put q
check for $4,000 on top of the pile. We
noticed that he tried desperately to force
a smile and look happy, so we all called
HIM. There was $500 and odd on the
table. had three aces myself"
"And then p
"And then the internal pirate showed
down four kings. He had just reversed
on us. that was all !"
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What though the years are flying fast,
And silver sprinkles through the hair.
AND crows feet come. and wrinkles last,
In spite of pride's most jealous care
That with reluctance we confess,
And growing old" escapes the tongue
SO plain truth should not distress
lis nothing, ifihe heart be young.
That we have errors to regret
Is but the common lot of all:
There's something to he lived for vet.
SO struggle on whate'er befall
is useless thai above the past
The dirges of rcmorse are rang;
Wen fight old Time until the last.
And triumph while the heart is vounp.
While life exists the light of hope
Should never he obscured nv gloom,
But br ghteu all our horoscope
Until our footsteps touch The tomb
he oldest still have truths to learn,
so faith should never be unstrnng
Our little lamps will cheerily burn
As long As e'cr the heart is young
And how shtll hearts be- kept in green
w hen cheeks are sunk and eyes are dim,
When age brings on the days OF spleen,
And memory trorns a funeral hvmn
by finding means Of doing good
BY soothing souls with sorrow stunw.
Thus age aud death are long withstood.
And thus onr hearts kept ever young.
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The hand of lady is a thing of
beauty, and yet fashion covers it with the
skin Of goat.
"A lady, joking about her nose, said
had nothing to do in shaping it. 1t
was birthday present"
General Butler has written to an in
curing friend in Erie, Pa, that he is out
OF politics forever. The General, seem
ingly, has taken heed of the advice given
by sensible mother to her daughters.
Mamma" asked the daughters, "can't
we have anything We <want ?'' "Yes,
my dears; but be careful and don't want
anything you can't have"
Little Nell asked her grandmother in
what church she had been married. and
the good grandmother was obliged to ad-
nit that she was not married in church.
Were you married at home 90 persisted
Nellie. " No, dear; was a very naughty
girl. and ran away with your grandpa. !"
Mercy ME! I'd never run away with
s'tch fussy old gentleman as grandpa.
"A worldly father, after the style of
Lord Chesterfield, is giving good advice
tn his son, who is about to enter society.
"And, above all, avoid firtations. But if
you must firt or fall in love, be sure it is
with pretty woman. It is always
safer." "Why?" Because some other
fellow will be sure to be attracted and cut
you out before any harm has been dOne."
--7L0nd0n Post.
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THROW UP YOUR CHIN.

The following bit of advice is we'll
worth needing by our Young girls and
boys: There is nothing like strong pair
Of lungs, with every muscle in its right
place and training, to promote perfect
health of body and mind. Moreover, an
erect carriage will produce an elegant
and refined appearance.
The whole secret of standing and walk
ing erect consists in keeping the chin we'll
away FROM the breast This throws the
head upward and backward, and the
shoulders will naturally settle backward
in their position. Those who stoop in
walking generally look downward. The
proper way is to look straight ahead,
upon the same level with your eye, or, if
you a.e inclined to stoop, until the ten
dency is overcome look rather above than
below the level. Mountaineers are said
to be as straight as an arrow" and the
reason is because they have to look up
ward so much. 1t is simply impossible
40 stoop in walking if you will heed and
practice this rule You will notice that
all round-shouldered persons carry the
chin near the breast and pointed down
ward
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Florida nispatch.1
TGaE RELATIVE EERTlL1ZlNG
VALUE OF COTTON AEED AND
a'OTEON SEED MEAL.

The Commissioner of Agriculture in
Georgia has had frequent inquiries for in
formation concerning the relative fertiliz-
ing value of cotton seed and cotton seed
meal Farmers wish to know how many
pounds of meal they should receive in ex-
change for given number of bushels or
tons "f seed. In order to present the
comparison, in a comprehensive form. the
following tables have been prepared: