Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-08-15

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becoming niue uOWhcaSt' put 70 I'l INC
yieiu y iarse'
smith County.
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lfIhE, lhN'i aug IN HcncIui mn
fell In this county carly this morning,
When' ,housu no' WY ngan5, 49, ne"
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NiAhiiN, ihN, aug Wy so'u
rain has fallen throughout the county To-
day and YESTERDAY evening, which VIII be
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Cherokee county
Special 10 thc Gazette
pt9h' iLA'' aug i''--A ''sh' sho"er
OF rain fell here TINS morning We arc
informed that heavy rain fell In the
southern portion of the county.
Uo.i,nr co,r,v.
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GrLNrn. Tx. Aug. t2.--The cotton
49,, ,,o,o-,tt,, ,ooii,,, r,t,, S,o
-. -. III III, ~. a..s.a.,,.'
,,s,',..,.,,..has - ,a.', ta, ~ 80,
time nost Farmer. ronort thr corn cron
n. much lighter than was aptlcipntrd
There Is some compliant Of the army
worm IN our county.
Gregg County.
special 10 the Gazette.
ToNGSIEw, TEX., Aug. H.-finc show
crs fell during the night In various places
over his section. and This morttiny Long.
IN, 49,. .,,.n.,,,..,,,,,,.. .oa-,...i
view anu neI SURROUNDINGS IccCNcu
io,ls-mlsi,,,',lo AZ u9H ,lIo ,
Fnry raised IL; Tom Durham bonrbt II
for FunS Ralnbert, paying 3 cents.
Williamson County.
speclal 10 the Gazette.
BARTLETT, TEA, Aug. li'-A nice
shower yesterday evening and this morn
ing came Just at The right time for cot
ton.
4 -. Moss, who has lust returned from
the east, lcports crops tine throughout
Mississippi and Alabnma.
m,te,,,,r ,o,,,,
a.. ,,'.-T,,'
= Wv, n.y.. u,n,n
hNN'i iEN' aug r." lu'in 'iic poHt
twenty hours splendid rains, slow and
have fallen throughout this
county, aud everybody is iubilnnt. These
showers assure inc COTTON Slcld 80 lar Ms
ram ~ cohccfhcu'
irny. Comfy.
Special 10 the Gazette
KYLE. Tx, Aug. IA splendid rain
.tell here thIs evening ana an hr,,cho, az
business seem greatly revived. The cot
ton crop In this section ls nov assured.
special 10 the Gazette
NfIh' FEN aug 1.-THE rain here
Yesterday comPlctely chnhsed the general
aspect ana farmers VINO were beginning
to don graveyard faces at the prospect of
a continued drouth, are now looking ns
nlcas,rr az ,,, ,r,dos,roon, 81, aa,, rna
t,ntt,n crr,, is an ass,,yod f,a, " ""2 IN, nv
,,'aIoJ Il, ood 49, I, ', MS
IN ,",u 49,, i,,, ~ '''' t'a'T
the estimate TO at least a bale to the acre,
and In some instances considerably more.
The first bale of new cotton received at
the depot hGTY, was sent up from Lock
1Hrt, 'n" n, ,"S,mR W. p",' ,rou puI
drst bale.
The corn crop, ON an average, viii be
very heavy, still some fields In the com
munlty VIII turn out but very little.
rL,,,,,,,.,,,, C,,,
co,,e.nonarncc ~ nc u,,,ttr
rrroc,,,nproN ,rv~ A,y 10 rrons
,,aro ,.yar hnuor ,,,an =, nro..o, an,
wlth - lew more rnins cyerything nlnntrd
viii make fun crop.
snrctnl To Tho Gazette.
NN,snr, TrN Auu IA u,,ht
shnwcr tdl hcrc ,,a nioh hm mo-,
onon,b !, do ,nv rood 70 ,hc .nsor,nr
crons ,or,, co,tor Inn. h,on cons,1orn,
bIv damaged Inv thc long dronrbt but thr
h6ttom cotton. planted after Tho over.
now. would stili produce well could il
uot n uood rain now. Several bales OF
new cotton have been received, all GOOD
staplc
Grayson County.