Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
INIRD EDITION.


# has certS'nly bfen fully demunstra-
4aed that the hedges planted and dressed |
NV the DAYTON Hedge Fence Company
are the best material for dividing or en-
,.Iosing farms that has been devised.
EVERY one can fatsty himself that this is |
40 by an examination Of any OF the
HEDGES which have been subjected to the
,reScribed treatment. They will all be
found to be growing finely, the young
Dlanis filling up the apertures, and well
calculated to resist the enc oachment OF
horse0, cattle and swine, as well as the
force Of the wind. We have examined
speeimens on the property OF William
richardson aud Mr.. Lyman, on the
NewDort nike. some two miles west Of
our city, and found them to possess every
feature claimed for them. We are really
Rurprised tnat they have not taken more
stock and applied the process to the other
hedges on their properties, as there can
be no doubt that the time OF their ex-
istence can be thus eatly prolonged. as
well as their utility promoted. The cost
Of trimming Is rendered less, and there.
fore the plea of the necessity Of economy
cannot be successfully urged. We think
an examina ion of these hedges by ths
farmers of our county will lead to their
more general ado I on by them. We do
not see why they should hesitate
TO subscribe for the stock OF the New
Gas lie County Hedge Company, as t.
will Ger ,ainly pay handsome diyi-
iiend In year or two Ut tur'hest The
company in York County, Pa, paid a
dividend of l5pr cen the first year OF
its existence, and there can be no doub,
of It's continuing 10 pay the same rate
10 This Ia mot m
asser ion, but the literal truth, as Ed.
ward Oar ,ington and Joseph l., CArpen.
ter visited York County and satisfied
themselves by an eye examination of the
books and bank account of the company.
The faith OF Mr. Young In the adoption
Dnd extension Of this system OF hedges
is proven by his works. He has rented
some forty acres OF land on the farm OF
Joseph Gould, in New Castla Hundred, a
short distance Eouth OF Newport, on
which are nov growing millions on mill
ious OF young plants, sufficient to form
from 600 10 800 miles of hedges The
eeel were sown In May, and they are now
growing firely They are cultivated as
corn or any ether hoei crop during the
season In the fall they are taken up,
tied in bundles and placed In trenches
and GOV red with earth, go that they Will
be ready to set out in the spring These
plants will be sold 10 any Of the compa-
niles organized by Mr.. Young at rea
BOnable Il .uTe In order to increase the
demand and extend the advantages OF
this patent hedge, Mr. Young cOntem.
plates procuring another charter for
company that will take In Kent aud
Sussex Counties, the Eastern Shore u
Maryland and two counties in Virginia
The progress already made in this county
has led him to contemplate this eItep
sion on the Peninsula, aud from his wei
known energy and his fertility of re
sources, We can safely pred let that II wi.
be carried to q successful ,mpletion
Those who wish 10 share 10 the profit
should not hesitate to second his effor
in get ing up this new company or b.
buying stock In the one already forme,
In this county We commend the hcdg
as one Of the Improvements OF tho day
and We have faith IN its profitable exJen
sion