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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

GOvernor.elect Foraker can now get
ready 10 sign certificates for notary pub.
lics and make epeeches nj the corner
stone layings, His missionary services
are no lougpr required IN Virginia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Married by Rey,J. M,Poulton, Oct, 27th
1886, David A. Fisher, OF Juatus, and
Serena II, slnnock, Of Maseillop, Ohio.
On the 30 inst, by Rev, p. Herbruck,
MIR. Ferdinand Glass aud Miss 0ssie
0otshall, both OF Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The trial Of Chae. Leies for criminal
ass ult on the Canton mulatto woman
named Mrs. Inez Jones commenced IN
the Mayors Office ut Wooster yesterday
morning. Wilson case will be heard az,
soon 40 Leies' 10 dispose Of. ,.....s
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Persona moving west should write or
call on II. Ii. GeetiDg for maps aud Ia
formation,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

We have Just received u full line Of
linen laces VI tho 8 aud 10 Cent Store, 10
Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Call and 90 our stock OF tinware and
house furnisbiI x goods, 3 aud 10 Cent
Store, 10 Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Sherman, Foraker and our own sweet
WI lam did u IN Virginia with tho lit
tle bloUdy shirt.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

We arc selling children's all wool
mittena for 10 ceUts NJ the 3 and 10 Cent
Store, 10 Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Special Di i'pAtch to tho DAILY DEMOCRAT,
ALLIANCE, o, Nov AT special
election Yesterday for Justice NJ the
Peace, held here, the Democratic candi
date, o. N, COxen, was elected over
George McNreary by over 6O mH Hjority.
The election waa 10 Il u vacancy, Mr
Coxen was superintendent Of the Alt
ance schools, and thu Republican Board
refuse to continue him, when the pe0
pic generally wanted him, for no was
popular ~ u teacher. The result OF he
election yesterday may b. considered a
yindlcatiOn. Mr.. Coxen has read law
and IL a competent gentleman.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

sherman's etraddle In Virginia was an
absurd attempt nj spread eagle tratory.
Voters, now aduye, can think aud vote
for themselves,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

For rates, free maps and information
concerning the west, call on or address,
II u, GEETlNG, X Ri Il p, Agt.,
II Eagt Tuscurawae st., Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

When In need Of toilet soaps don't paw
fancy prices, but call AZ the 8 aud 10
Cent Store, 10 0pera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

Nos, 0 and IL silk ribbons, all colors,
NJ b and 10 Cent Store, 10 Opera Block.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

The Middlebrancb Dlstillery want 10,
600 bushels OF cider apples nj 20 cents
ptr bushel. j, WRIST LER u co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

distinguishing o lamp 10 like q small
supper--a light blowout
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05

pect their realization In our time, but
they have come, and We thank God aud
take O. nfage.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
ALLIANCE DEMoUn ,TiC.
Special Dl patch to Tho pAiLI DBMOoRAr

o, M. Ooxsn, n Democra', elected Juaticc
Of tho Peace.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-11-05
ABOUT REBUILDING.

Whether the lrm will rebuild ls as
yet q question. One OF the nrm said.
"The Are has crippled us badly and we
will not be able to rebuild without a. d |;
the citiEans have just got through help.
Ing Nv and we can scarcely tax their
generosity again" II IL to be hoped
that steps will be tOksn to aid Linton
Bros. and have them rebuild ut once.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
GENTS WANTED.
For the Splendid New BOOK
THE Worlds w OnderS,
As seem by the great

As seen ny lht Si''''
,rp0ptcAI, AND POLAR iIEPLNlirh>'
rrcmling the OFFICIAL. liiSiciin HI
,hn IMc HE,IlIN EXPEDITION III S'''''
of he North Polo. ,;. ,,,>-
All tho achiov cments, dNc"NCfi'S '
ole aud sd ventures of tho great eHpitoio'
OF II dissertations of wonderful cnh'':l'7,
mstoIus and habits of strange ana c"''.,'n
neonle. animals, birds and rrp,'ieS r ~
Wonders and great natural crrioSi'ie' " -" ,r
| Tronicol and Polar worlds. y Fecn'u "
| marvellous things on the carif, - l,ila i.n,
| tow of all the worla's greatest WolG &c,
famous explorations, in ono Srlcn"'" low, low
| nriccI. proiuscly llusi iatch volume. ~.
hrncinr in the Tropics all The ir.Ncls ', am,
discoveries Of Spoke and Grant, oit '1'nI NV,
Hukcr and wife, livingstone, Ht't'i'S, ~
Chnillu, Wallace, Long, S1uier ana n In.',.
ous others IN the Ar,ic regions: rl'"N
lin Kane. Hayes. Hall. Schwmkit, nc I"ns7
and many others, forming n c''ihl'lu,' -,
rvclopodia Of exploration, discovery ~ -
adventure III all parts OF tin W"rni, ,,
history of savage races, Sll"ilE" n' ,
birds and reptiles, and great ha'usn ' N ..nr
$ love A book of incstinahlc value ;''.'
$ r,nil selling qualities. Nearly S'V uu',,i
!. n.rcs over 200 splendid llluSt 10"
:, rnr;rc ouisclis al oihcr hooh$. N@chts W:'i'
/. al o, salary or commission. Nfitr i"i i'''
e tnr,l circulars and extra terms. Ntui'7S'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Spring Without Blossoms.
Life to Look for JOy-fct Never
LII

in Life to Look for Joy-fet Never
'A"' 800 Late to Mend.
,,o.,,ors of Hawthorne's "House OF seven
canles,' viii recall tho pathos with when
moor Clifford Pyncheon, who haa oeoi w."
Justly imprisoned since ms Gary ear y ,rnma and
said. after his release: MY nie IS gone, o MID
where is my happiness. pun sn "S warm
W. done only in part, as CLEANS OF warn,
sunshine occasionally fan across 'i'o s'
Of a Now England autumn Gay. 4. no Mr.
In a letter to Messrs. H1sCoN N HU ,.S ~
T. II. Titus. of Pennington, n. d. says "a
have suffered untold misery from Lni, "nd
from chronic disease OF the DOVES w
| diarrhna, accompanied Sy SrGt. p .;n,,s of
snmrht, relief at the hands of physlclati's so, %
eyeTv school and used every p'IG,,lC cat .t
domestic remedy under the syn; T nav" com. ~
| last found in PARKE!t's .r
nIete specific, preventive ana SURF Ga a.,
yyour Invaluable medicine, winch u,ti iod
me what nothing else could 40, - el hnnn,
70 The credit of my getting bacK my i,"p NV
iays, l checrfully end gratel"i'y '''N'''"
edge tho fact" ,+roluctio,
, tn the people of Jersey Clty' auus az,
testimoniai of Mr. Titus IS geiiui',u ..i,
} WoIuntary; only he does not 49, e'!iaI r.
I rortraV the suffering he had enuureu az y"
rmany years. He is my Drotner: li-i c,', ..,
nov know the case Well ne Is HOW a p 20,
: foctlv free from his old troubles. anu ~, o. =
l. ioWs health and life, ascrlblnS IL "ll
G "a RKER'S TONIC. .:,,,+.
ITneoualled as an inviEorant; stlIiui.,
. oil the organs; cures ailments oi my ii
S i.idneys. and all diseases OF tho plo""'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

d;Gnr- from the American consolio''eu
a,bt is that the principal may vary l."
aon,,nt hnt The interest never. rms
'.oap 90 easier bookkeeping for the treas.
',rr INF exposes the Treasurer to al ahe
~rooter temptation to borrow. 1he
soo,;oas in Government securities are
ucleared" or "settied" once ,,aa tho
This day Cor any like ~ Is call. ,nst ~" ~
London account and is the sfe".e'' ,ho
all the financial observance ',oos
world. The actual payment OF na'" ,',."
| at this clearing mounts into tno " 'oa.
dreds of millions, so the investor .m"1
buv consols for cash, or for the acco '.nra
which, when the accoun. Is S ;r va1
, weeks away, makes differences s, ~ v a.
mes. like "spot wheat" and "sei'et w
month" in American Boards.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

1,oad VIVA. Mr. r. X. Logare, mefcna H
,nI nlanter, writes from Fort Molte' . w.
November 81, 1854
Cant. J. A. Petcrkin, Fort Motto, >. u.
bean Siy-You ask mo to give you my
oxncrionce with your improved cotton seeu'
o,a as 7 have no interest in tho niatter eA
onnt tho good of the farmers. Will give you
nv eXpericnce: 1 planted acres OF youi
coed this wear and the cotton grew OF, ; ral+
iSIw stood the dry weather well anu kep'
nrccn and bearing long after other co n;.,',
SSanr it had dried up and ceased producing r..
: "iuned out three bales, and 1000 pounos %
aaSed cotton made 400 pounds OF INT, OF 10
se er cont lint, while it took 1850 pounds OF
ppther cotton ginned same day on Same gi, 1,
| t",n.l,e 400 pounds lint. l know OF many
Nthnr narties who also had turn otlI ol ~
onI oven AZ per cent, while the oZief see''
",,1v made 80 to SO per cent:
AZ a merchant, l shipped to Chaile ..; na
,hont 100 bales of your seed for two par.'o53,,
"n1 without my factor knowing II; they 81 u,
cold for tho top Of the market, ana l:,osS " y
tTnn, y cent over the market, AS Inc stap ~
;a ~ary fine and beautiful: Its virtues az.
tI.i i grows we'll, stands droutn' pe;..I
%aayilv and makes u beautiful! llht Wni';
neIis Tor top of the market. l cons'ue ,,, q q
the best cotton have ever k"'""' ''i
r ,inr 10 DiclIsons and Ozicr's.
Yours, very respectfully ,uc>pr
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
I,SEP. o., La, january, ., 1850.

I hereby certify that I had the n,ana ,E;s
.,lent of tho Peterkin Plantation; i, , ,,;,s
,Mscc during the year 1851. when M.H
.!T Isrt in tho Potcrkin Prolific Cotton.
i I commenced planting, on the first OF , May
a,sd finished on the 10th OF the same en- .harc
ma cron had the usual c.,iture on inc sh'l.
. .ms / have seen all the varieties OF
Cotton in ne county, and Go al of
lily tisoa, # fruits moro rapidly, stands more
hot. dry weather than other cotton, u4 qe,:
not rust The crop here had no d rain a' t6r
1"no GrSnth. remained green, long allel
other crops Of tho country were burnt ,no ,o up
and matared nearly or quite quite, to ,mo tiir
pickers claim they can pick ons-tnllu
,nNre Of the Peterkin than any other cottol
grown. l believe there is more money ro J.,
It than in any other cotton growTTit tho n nrn,
mnned which has been weighed ny Mr.. q
+. Menogan, who had charge OF ,me q GIN
Same averaged Al 45-loO lbs INT co''''' 10
h'n'''>' GEO. w. SAW YER.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
BAsrEoP, IA., January p, 1850
x-l;tor NIorchOuSo Clarion;

BAsrEoP, La, January p, 1850
1Iditor Morchouse Clarion;
Deor .Siy-I said to you some time since
that would give you tho result OF my GIN
ming lot Of The Peterin c9t etched in lots
S'rt.o,n ono to 1900 lbs, which turned OUT
Al ss,loo per cent of lint cotton o,o,n
This cotton was planted from ist TO l W.
of May. Had the usual . eaat'v 1st Of july
s saands more more hot, dry weather. than any
other cotton grown: Hands claim am sney e,
pick one-third more Of it than the c"t
,,"rn IF it. in the same length of time 'h;''
know my seed to he pure. as i'm ane ml,n VIA
10" " !" 1854 except the Pelerkin.
believe there is moro money TO pc i ma, a.
Inv at least 50 per cent in planting the ie'e CT
: ~ Yours Respectfully.
GEO. A. Plirf.RklN.
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TIE HIelrlSN CONSUL.
4 noud with Varying rrinclp"' ""'
Never Changing Interest.

As tho price of British consois \na ao,
hroyi,tion of uconsolitlated annultlcs,
and pronounced either con-sois or con-
so,s. but naturally the latter Way) Is
certain mark ofthc feeling OF security or
insecurity of the financiers OF all xmas
in I london, the reader may just now DC
~ wood of the reminder that by FAR the
greater portion of the natiohai uco' y,
tho United Kingdom has been funde"
into a perpetual obligation OF three per
cont interest per annum to the hoiucis'
The British Ministers, when they &c
s;rc 70 borrw money, instead OF oiief-
;,,r , ono thousand dollar bond at SIN,
seVcn or eight per cent. principal, paSa-
hle in ten or forty years, as was done III
5 America. say to the money-lehoer
5 uXSc will pay three per cent. on every,
. ,,;nr wc borrow. Now, how much OIL
n hond do YOU want in return 1or
9, OOO " The money lender has receive"
n as high as Sl,774, and as low as F9'o,
according to the degree OF creuit e''JoyS"
n NV the Government. In TINS way Wv,
d Government has piled up an imaginary
rs ob,iration of So, 800 ,0oo,0oe, or III rea,,
e itv has written an annual pehSioh-ro
of 5,OOO,O w ,,.-
ia Now let us suppose that man ue-
50 SireS to Hleuu moheS w .
m ment'-that is, to take the P'".t "
,g those who have so lent it, or 'nos'
vi whose ancestors have SO lent it. ih'
h inventor takes 81, 900 into the Market
or IF Napo,eon has just signed the peace
he of Tilsit, the lender obtains, as aioresa,"
on n bond for 81 ,77I, on which ne eve
Ilk ,f,erward is to draw three per ceh'
in If Disraeli has just torn up S"ss'a
'm treaty of San Stefano and taken cyprus
asst the lender gets only an even bon" l'
re his $1,000. r,,
'rs, Again, if time pass, and fremie'
my without the governmental requisite
an iron crown, will allow the Cover
ment to drift into position otlsoia,'o
God With most of the world, and hoSti'iti'
,me toward good fighters, then the hoiu
hite sells his bond for 1910, and may
six glad to get that much. rms hnl"
we're has before held bonds for when ne pa
son 81 900, and has sold as low as ssoo' al
as high as 81 900. Consols have n
been so low for seven years AS ,hey
,d in Mt this crisis, but they are stu mr.
this as eighty would be considered very 10
will and one hundred very high.
The idea of the consol, wherein
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
Fort MorrE, S. c., Nov. l, ISIS

EO1ET
Can't. J. 4. Petcrkin:
planted ten acres o! cotton WIN y ",.
-scci. Had two other varietlcS-'he ,"m ,..
I'D tho Dixon Cluster. All tho land was
,'i;i.o and iortiliZed and cultivated the same;
vomr seed stood the drouth, made more sc s'n'
~yo,ta,, Mar acre and turned out Az pc,
' . ,ha other varieties 80 per cent
icon I consider your cotton blessing TO ""'
country. ~ cAppJ
Yours Respectfully, N. '-\"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
CAMDEN, S. G., Dec. 10, 1854

Can't. j. \. Petcrkln
planted your seed on tw" acres r' Oh I p""r'
sandy land, after cutting oats from , S Sart;I
on INC ,o OF nicely, but had Il severe
n Is"; Which it stood ronarkahlY WELL We'll
NTohc two bales, weighing $50 each, WIN ,'nr
tho hasgin= Included: IL .n tn1iw '"' "
cent VI '''''' w. y. NNkltOM.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
BAsrRor, La, January 20, 1850


Goo. 4. Pctcrllin, Esq:
Dear Sri take pleasure in tcstliylnS 10
,hn wa,ne of the Peterkin Cotton Seed. l
ohtained enough OF the seed last spring 70
,Inmt a little less than Il quarter of an acre.
Tho seed were planted about the ioth ,S %,
ny ,;S,, nu,tivation without any fertilizer. 1t
r. had no rain after about the first Of July
nntii the crop was made. Tho yield OF
lint was at the rate of 62s pounds per acre re-
small a quantity in an empty lint room
estimate the yield of lint at forty PEI
cent of lint cotton. and l think SO well ,o {"
tho seed l now give you my oi"e t ,h tG
sevcnty-five bushels of scot |" Plaii' 'i'iS
year. Respectfully, >,,,., p17SSEy
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currrEJ, COUNTY, SOUTH CARohiN-\'

yvo tho undersigned, James II; Hamiiteni,-
,eS,, 'TiI,cn and +. Blanks, do hereby coy
thas were rs 5s5S%s s of ot OF sets
the Sl'nn nt .;M improved varioty:-- Seed
OF cd, ans iiso hs ysld of lint 5 u.s. or Az
lbs to loOlbs seed cotton Also ,ha' iS S. Ms.
seed cotton of tho same lot i,nto as i7 lined ned
~, iT' n Moilat's Field Gin, without tak,n ,
amy extra care in ginnns; als" i hN ta uMe'
above mentioned cotton wn i,so at = WSyiic
| - PA. MS,no comfy and State above writ
MILES, ''' VIZ III. HAMILION,
| ten. JOHN MULLEN,
p. NJ. BLANKS,
,o.,;fo1 and subscribed before me, th'S
otth (ny of October. 1881. p,,i.
zf'" Va" ISSIS q. MAGIIL, Notary Pnhhc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

More than half a century ago sooo
Nav Hamphire deacon by the name
of Day, living not far from :nn n,i
Mountains, had seven en,,u.e 80,
daughters anu one son. my ,,s con
known as six week Days anu one SUI
Day.- Boston Gto0e.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

Capt. J. \. Pctcrkin: ,c..,
This wear planted the seed bought OF VOC
and ' nm pleased with them; 1t has mao maze e
'nora' seed cotton per acre thai, any 3'n me-,
cotton, stood dronth better, n,'t w., God in
~ nor cent of lint. l can SOIL ""'''o ''N
NV ueirhborhood tor you.
Ivy Yours, respectfully. ,,7r1
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
AR w. II. Tabor, Oakland if'ht''i''''

MI. W. TX. IstU0'' 0
writes: 6 ~ Nav 81 1854
It gives me pleasure to testify J." 5hI bo ING
cn,aled value of tho Pctcrl>ln so9u, o uos
- %n Number who have hitherto ulscre"iv,
OF ' nc trnc worth. | have just ginnou my
G ti us b 1It,' from this seed having planted
on ri two acres, and from l24 pounds sGe
cotton I have ginnod a bale W. We AK, II and
p lm,cnI another year planting my who'o
crop with it.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

A consignment of catfish, alive i've, ana ,h u,
,ond condition. has arrived from 'nis
country in England, where an e''or' WIN
10 made to acclimatize them.
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An lNKY REVOLUTION!

We DELIVER FREE anywhere, ,o "rn
omaris of tho very finest BLACK, HioLiE;l
BLU BLUE, GREEN orscARLEr Writing n lnn,
Of brilliant. "nshan rn; s", %cs.i g""
r"cn;nt Of only % cents rcr quart Stamps
accepted. &. ,oris Mo.
Tho company and ,. its ,mnS arc '''''''''
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p1ASrERsvILLE, La, December l, lso

PIANTERSN114lIE.A I.N.s i'SSN'A''>- y
Capt. G. A. Pcterkin;
n,,. From the sack cotton seed you
cave me | planted 32l acres land. Al VINO
saw the colt on admit that it haa only ,s mot MOT
thirds stand lam satisfied there was no. i,
my ,, nn the whole sM acres to cover :
a"reo packed five bales weishinG $50 net
Int each. The cotton grew finely an sun" n,,
,'nr D;h not wilt nor suffer from no', u,S
,wcaiber. AS other cotton did. No ram ir" iron
T TuiV until picked: Saw no sign OF r r"S,
Two pounds cotton to the stalk was i COM
cShihitcd one stalk ut the SOU, hG 49,
Arkansas Fair in October, which won in the
.na,,,;,,un for best stalk cotton raised III ny
licui,. ,This ak had one hundred ana
a .istV wcllopen hollis on it. The r"scr rSn,
;nSyoved cotton will yield over Az per Tf,i'
I'M 5 in cvcry way the hardest cotton eve
..ni Have cultivated Alien, NZlH,
Dickson, Duncan's Prolific an" s na,i'f for :
nsr bushel ana plant any other: >,,r>->-
Yours Truly, ~ W
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

Row. Thomas Il. Clarkson writes ir''''
,,nstnyor s. C.. November %, 1851;
T,o cotton seed YOU gave mo proved most
.,ti sG The yield OF lint turned "" ut
foryone rer cent tested in tho prejie ehouse
Col. Richard Singleton, at WHOSE 90, .,d With
it was, WAS ' intcna to plant no other seed; it is
everything it claims to be it is lar o S'' have
| to the Ozier, the Duncan or any sec" ''''
| over seen tried.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26
SCEE - & Il

onncars every Friday. Volume h"sii'S IN ~,
July and January. Cominunlcati,D,nE Mt ~,
he Welcomed from every quarter. ''l, I,,
manuscripts will be rcturhr" 10 'l'c ' .,,,o
ONLY when the requisite amount va !'S
acc0mpanicS the manuscript. w
Address, ali correspondence '''",.' r con
fonts Of papcr to editor OF Sc'"hc', t"i''-
bridge, Mass.
SUBSCRIPTIONS:
In United States and Canada, 20 Armn'
In Great Britain and Europe. 81 year.
| rf~Sl for 4 trial suhscrlpti"h Oh i"i''
| Months, Is nunhorS).
| Address all financial correspondence l"
.I,lrHLiSIIr.R Of SCIENCE,"
| 1 Bond strnet, Now \ DIX.
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Mr.. o. H. Winges, Singleton's p. o., Sc
writos, November "a, 1851:
Please allow mo to say your seed has III
every Way far exceeded my expectations.
The The plant will stand moro drouth than amy
Of the green seed varieties that have ever
,iante al. will mako as much seed cotton per
aero; te staple is better ana then lint yG ner
100 congratulate you OH promoting the
Of the cotton pianter rIc ana asH1 dn
and economy, they will grow jolly and i'll
dependent.
FORT Motto, Dec. 2, 1854.
Capt. ]. a. Peterkin:
In,antcd two other varieties of cotton be
sides yours Treated them al alike y. !,
every respect. Yours stood .he ur1 'arm
nI ont 30 per cent Of lint. want see
enough of you this coming year year 20 p,n,a. IL
have paid you five dollars per b"shel I'LL
year and planted my crop OF u:
j. G. DARBY,
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Mr.. Il. T.. Clark, Fort Motto, >. e., says
,,;,,. ,.o.o;>cI so MANY letters of on
-, ,In,t pctcrkiu'S Cotton seed, since
some correspondent of the News S" .,an,
saw tit to mention my purchase q. ~
Petcrkin. will take this methon 81 Ia ,ntton
ni,rt;nr. that will dispose osa part oil my
plmrrhasS at S2.ao per bushcl sacked ana aci
| iivored at Fort Motto, =. {. l. F".. s sr
Sc, -, CONVINCED of its great value tha
H sh"li "iant largerly aud entirely Of tn;
seed. Ii yielded me tify-tive r""h,m mn Ir,'
cotton moro per acre, ana eHSIS me- fort,
pounds seed cotton has S'e'''" INV
pounds lint. II T.. CLARE
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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-09-26

Mr. John L, Mooror, writes from oi''''S'
burg County, November -, 1854
have tried the Peterkin seed on d s ND
o.nnrimcntni scale against five other KINGS
.tt'o 'rhonnns. the OZicr Silk, the Duncah'
and nv own, Mixed Dixon, and am sa aus
fed it yielded oncthird more tha ,'c cne veil we'll
of the others. like it because IVA !, and OK
and holds its own against all IA" anu '->
| tr,nn Seasons.
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