The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-02-14
The Farmers Association.

The association mel IN Bannis;er
hall Saturday morning twenty
members present.
Committee on live stock repo =
ed. stock ii g,o! con NJ "a on !.
that much hog cholera prevailed.
Good demand for mules
Committee ON cropa. WHEAT un-
usually fine, al immense Ia cro2
will be snwn.
Committee on fru I, country full
of foreign tree peddIers g. ling fnn
over drawn plates. O!e Of the com
mittee had set 1000 ofthase 70 eign
trees End got only 1000 TO liv,,
Many others teportet Ike rxpc
rience. 1t was recommended oni
TO pa.ronizs home nu su ies. n
tree shogld remain GU nf III
ground "a hours. Tue com ni''e
on the institute to be held N ,rsh
9Th and 9th reported ths' sh.y ua'
great encouragement aad Ls' q
cured the services of mach Of b.
best agricultural talent OF tire -t4'
TO assist and that our people waf
thoroughly alive to the impnrisna
of making grand success. B,i"s
will he found the p o. AN an
speakers as secured By CON q tie
The association appointsi f,ur
Ecommittees To take charge of an,
work up query detail. These com
m,ttees will go to work at once IL
perfect all arrangements yet
completed and will NEE u. B,n-
mister Hall first Mond.y III March
ct 10 a. M. to report prog'ess.
COMMITTEE on PROF. ram, J II
Burrow, s. T. White. ID. A. Nc
Knight, T. NJ. e.oH,rd G f
Short,
. Committee on arrangements. w
). Rhea, w. R. Cr.ig, r G. Rt
oolds, Mrs. J. B. Ch'lders ani Mrs
Sattie.
4 Committee on finance, NJ. {. Fitz
patrick, j B. Stacy, a j. NJ"
:. Kimmiu j. B. Short AMI H |
Booth.
Committee on exhibits, w {
: Carter, J e. Abernathv. NJ ii r
+, well, D. K West. NJ NJ Thnma'
; Mrs. Mark NJ 'N,iry AMI 5. !
White.
The following Il the prn2rar
8 and will be for Friday. March = }
r Will meet in Antone,te Hall !
e m address of WELCOME. Pres
/, dent T. o, Absrnathy 1879, az
ricultureal resources of M,ddl
y Tennessee, Hon Il N. Hori, Goa
missioner of Agriculture.
liza. NJ, experimental sta i
work, address by DR.. Chas. '
ss Dabony, Presi lent Uuvelsi.y ,
y Tennessee.
nj las, stock raising III Nidd
Tennessee, Col. b Il Cmk,i |.
1890 adjourn an hour,
l:3o, dairying. w. J Welst,
in president Of the Jersey cattle Goa
N pany.
- 200, ihe Tennessee horse, Ju j.
p. II. Babcock.
$50, swine raising, D II Nj b
III 500, grass and tor sc lsnts.
ns Sp. M, Martin COLLEGE will ~
es a free concert under The auspic
= of the institute.
SECOND DAY
l0a. %, cotton culture. Col,
T. Reynolds.
1890, insects injurious t. q
Hi farmer, Prof E. W. Dorar, e..
90 entomologist.
ll:30 fruit, Horace R.inay.
" 1880 adjourn one hour.
r, l:30 potato culture, Capt in
h ". Morton, edito. {Tsuners
N, Farmer
:, 200 poultry, II, B. Geer.
l.30 r clamatinn or worn Ian
% and drainage, 8 P. White.
70 500 adjourned TO . p. n,
he 9 .. m. Mrs. Wales will give
. Tree concert In Antonette Hall a
under the management Of the
F" siituis.
after the adoption OF the p
gram and appointment Of the C
mittees tue topic Ideal Farmin
II, was opened by an essay read
- D A. Mcknight, which was
III dered printed. The subject =,
nth then fully discussed by ell pres,
the L. O. Alternately saowed and
Al h. planned 2ud. crop pota'oes.
=. Adjourned to the institute.
~ J. II. BuRRow.
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