Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-24
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER

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Some of the Fannin county farmer,
had their cotton all in before the rains
and saved considerable thereby.
Cotton receipts at Hillsboro are over
1900 bales
couple of weeks of good weather will
save al the cotton of Navarro county.
Hood county farmers are in good -hnpe,
notwithstanding the short grain crops.
N.grient corn was raised for home con-
.urlpt.on, aud the cotton crop Is heavy.
cotton Of Wise county is much better
than was expected when picking BEGAN.
r.-n Is hight, but sufficient for local
rs.s-
DESPITE the rain and mud, over 1000
lul.. Of cotton were received at the DIFF
f.-.Ui var Is during the past two weeks,
rs the Wuxnhuchie Democrat, AMI had
8, moi been for the bad weather, the re-
s..-s would have been three or four
times a. large.
The wheut crop of Jones county is in
f..r 5hiug condition and the indiratiOns
AZ. That ii will yield magnificent har-
vr-;.
The Tolar correspondent in the Gran
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lest Information we can gather, this sec
,..g of country has made on an average
I.n pounds of seed cotton 10 the ncre-a
;ra have reported n Lale TO The acre.
rrt.rJ. If we could have such q crop
e,.rg wear for four years this section
Womb be tht best improved portion OF
Hood county, aud we are not sure II our
..,.iru don ,; compare tavorab!y with
srH-r sections that have heretofore held
H. laa!.
w-. Felix Poulden of Coleman county
r. lu.rry acres of corn which yielded
..trg uusurls 10 the acre.
C.,,on und corn will keep the Shelby
county people Juggling until Christmas,
suGs ih- Pres.
SIR. T.. II P=ndleton has pear tree,
SAYS Tire FnTmprsyIllp Times, bearing the
f.mui crop this year. The pears nre
r.~ argrr than hen eggs and wi rippn
l.ru. IA" next week + frost does not
,a.H them.
la.-lELL, Nov. 22.-We have had tine
rau. lnI-.y shd Il large acreage of VII, NJ
bus .rru >own aud looks we'll.
IIAu~. Nov. 2l.-There is an i'm
-.ui -t. crop ui y heat sown in this county
t!. ,rur more than three tunes rs
muru %, was lhst.
rro>AEp. Nov. 2l.-The last few DAYS
of ".r weather has dried the roaiS
vanl.rtuily, and about 100 Uuls of
cotton r3,ue ~ from th,. country to-day.
Another hardware and implement store
op-uel mp on the East Side yesterday.
FISHER. Nov. 1.-THE recent rains in
Fisher aud adjoining counties, Will in
rr.p-r the wheat ucren@e about one
uirI The small gram crop of That
nag, %! the state will be fully thee-t times
a. Great rs hat of any previous year
Co,iru 10 the Abilene COuutTv is going TO
lrmurr Than double what wns CX! ertrd
or lrlpd for by the planters. West
TVS is coming 20 the front Us II grain,
COTTON ana fruit country, while her
rr.orl Us "a stock country is known of ull
m.a Several OF tue farmers about
sVrriwutrr. vi No.en county, have
planted very large crops of barley, which
il Iuuktug line.
WlIIr, Nov 22.-Our town has re-
ce.erI about 3 90 Luies OF cotto TO uute.
.Ar crop i nearly all ont.
CNIrsylrLE. Nov. 22.-The town is
cruvari daily with cotton coming TO
uuraat There is considerable Of the
s,a. .~ set in the Held.
SHERMAN, Nov. 23.-Ihe weather is
lo,r.y. uLd II considerable amount of the
ryt uu rrcp, thought 10 he lost, will be
saved ny our thrifty farmers.
icENFY, Nov. % We have had our
:u.l -lire of the rain mi mud that has
1.-.',d cur safe, hui siure the last few
- 5a57 90 stIsl.I e We IL. Nat We are on
T-.ir ground again. Business is looking
u. H-u.u.
IrrrIG. Nov. 22-Cotton is king in
T-rr % to-day. The streets hnvr been so
Uaphrd ut times that it was almost i'm
1n-sI'le 10 get along. Besides the cot
tuu U-iUess farmers from different parts
OF kaufman md many from Rock wall,
Huuy, Van Xandt und Henderson coun-
tics Lave been trading. In some i'll
'Hu,rs II WAS next TO impossible TO wait
oa customers.