The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1886-03-28
CHesren Cous1Y, SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHESTER COUNTY, SOUTH CAROLINA
We the mr. dersigned, James II. Hamilton.
John Millen and p. Blanks, do hereby csa'l
tify that we were present ana aiu assslst s l.u
or tho Peterkin Improved variety g. seer sa
cotton, 1920 lbs; yield of lint 574 Ibs OF ap
BIS to 100 lbs seed cotton. Also thas xs9s lps'
seed cotton OF the Same lot Tinted l255 lbs:
The above mentioned cotton was ginneO
ONT. III. Moffat's Field Gin, without taking
any extra care in ginning; also, lihaS Inc
o. A. Wylie on his plantation AT Wyne:.s
Mills, in the county and State above wit
ten. J. III. HAMILTON,
eei'. JOHN sNtILLEN,
p. NJ. BLANKS,
Certified and subscribed before mo, this.
9th day of October. 1854.
g7 JOHN q. MAGILIt, Notary l'uplic.
SrArEssuRe, s. G., Dec. !, 1Ast.
Can't. ). A. Peterkin:
this year planted tho seed bought OF yosa
and am pleased with them. " mas th i,
moro seed cotton per acre than any other
cotton stood drouth bettor, and turned .'Ia.
al nor cent Of lint. I can sell some seed ia
my nei,ghborlOod for you.
Yours respectfully,
HESSUMO8sE BU Liz
CAMDEN. S. g.. Dec. 10, lss4s.
Capt. j. A. Peterkin;
7 planted your seed on two acres OF pea'sr
sandy land, after cutting oats from same .s
| on the first day of June. 1t was Well isrlll-
| ixod, grew of nicely. but had !. seq ere y,
! Made two balos, weighing 400 each with
\ III, bagging Included. II turned ont a per
cent Of lint Yours resP M n MIR
Mr.. w. X. Tabor, Oakland rlasasati ons.
unANaEnu Res Co., S. c.. Nov. q, 1854.
1t gives me pleasure 10 testify 10 the un'-
equaled value of the pe,efklm seea, neit,.
| ed its true worth. / have just g'nued my
| first bale from this seed having PiaE.es,
| only two acres, and from l2ll pouhas st ss..
| cotton haze ,s5nne1 II balc welghtusss'l"
i pounds. cart say too much Tor II, ;.nu
| intend another year planting my waa'-
| crop with it.
i Rev. Thomas y. GARRISON w.itos tsr'n
| lcastoycr. s. c., November 20, lSo4
Tho cotton seed you gave mo provs'i. tas,
satisfactory. The yield ct lint turned oiti
forty-one per cent, tested III the lressnce o.
4 Col Richard Singleton, at whose S!nhouss
\ it was ginned. i am so much pleasedi NIL !.
it that / intend to plant no other seed; IT u
everything it claims to be; IL - lar s"p1nl .,I
to The Ozier, the Duncan or any sestl J. h;sVt
ever seen tried.
Mr.. John l.. Moorer, writes iroIs Ora, sc
burg County. November %, 1854:
have tried the Peterlsin Seed on st nai
/
tho Thomas, tho Ozier SILK, the duncan
| and my own, sixed Dixon, ana ain sstis
fled it yielde6 jrrgthird more than the pes
of the others Ike it because 1t picks WEI
and holds it own against all bad ana eS
treme seasons.
Mr., D.. j. Carroll writes from Sly Mat
thews, s. c., December /, 1854:
The Peterkin Seed far exceed my oNpec
tations; has made me moro Seod co..o '
per aero than any planted. aud Sieioeu ~,
10 lbs lint cotton to every 100 IDS SEED coI.oi,
send mo so bushels when S"n snip l.. >
Buyck's.
Mr. X. T.. Clark, Fort Nc tie, =. O., says
Having received SO many letters OF en-
ouiry about Petorkin's Cotton Soeu, sinc
some correspondent of the MONS " Comrie
saw fit to mention my purchase OIL SaP'
iPeterllin, i will take this method OF answer
ing them, and say to all Interested IN cotto
planting, that will dispose OF n part OF m y,
purchase at $3.50 per bi,shcl sacked ano ue
lliyered at Fort Motto. :. G. Plante
several acres the past season ana was
thoroughly convincedoiits great value Una !.
| I shall plant largeriy and entirely oil sin
seed. 1t yilded me tifty-tive pou,tns see
Srottcn mod per acre, aud every hn', c
~ ounds scecotton has yielded me lori
pcuEds lint DE cyARc
hort Motto, orangeburg Co., s. c.
I have made DR.. j. IL. Mcsorm