Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-13
-rI.s CROPS AND WEATHER.


/ t1-iN' ,,rre crops Of peas :his season.
7he' ,. Vow who Is il that says Crosby
sni NJ ut raise small grain and gar
s CO.. .,sc-. This refutes o'oJV 'he'fl''s
mp. from ALE, Tarront county,
j.. ',,.r picking is still the rush,
Il -.', az. done and the crop yield Is
| but j. ..-., Uss anticipated ut its open
~ ..,.ai crop Of hay is being cut in
r..sv4I county.
ora usawhoie, better than was
ant. patcd month ago. says
1 -..r.'. E.g.+teT. While the acreage
ga- not As great as 1t usually IS
- -...r.l,., The yield was better than
'H '".t tavg thought it to be before
or ra.on is far better than was
..gro.ed il would be. 1t IS
al a.eu, and would have been
,.., ey. hi, if il had not rained so
much
,.,.er.-aga rainfall of Randall county
...-.., six years has been twenty
-,..,. per uulum. This is dIstTlb-
-, 81. n.uu-n the season, reaching
.,.-.v .grug al late fall.
..,. ppuo. ALLEY News DR.. j. j.
- l.- ;a- Glowing: 1--WE raised
.,.-...- ....at. cutting the second week
.r.- ,..f iE-a-t-i sixty bushels to
.-.....,... rye u.i barley, forty bushels
.t.s.a,-g. alfalfa, cut May lst, gave
,...f..t urp and oUe-haif tons to the
".,e Wu out ii four more times this
..,.n,. p...l VIII ngg-egAte seven and one
,.I. ian. An acre, worth Slj ton Mt
,-.,. Tbs IS ;hc trst crop on this
lna!
fms wr.rr-lD ~ the country the Pecos
,-r..r N.ws hns the following: The
.o.,u Gram crops of course were har-
,..rfI amt tarrshed Int he assured us
,,., Io rlfs.I -,yty UusEsls OF wheat to
,ta acre. md Judging from The heads
,,. ,rn.g vr DO not doubt 1t. The grow.
.., crops were all good. Our conserva-
y.r..rnte un The growing Of onions
,,ru.l BE- not less than 53J bushels TO the
arr. OLD cotton about one and one-half
le..ro the acre Although late in the
.-g..g. we were treated 10 fine water
.a.,a.- aud cautuioupes and other green
7--,rat,a,.
ueg1t,yu crop OF wise county will
average over a half bale to the acre.
The cotton crop on the higher lDnds in
.ts Vicinity OF Midlothian g about all
entered. tut 10 The valley there is some
vet {, r.r.. Most farmers are satisfied
VIII the weld, as it was better than they
expected,
Ihe heaviest frost ever known ut this
season OF ihr year IN South Texas, fell
OBJ las, Monday night, says the Alvin
Nrws. and some beam vines ana some
other llaurs were killed. Old settlers
ty that they never saw Us heavy frost
% lae .,t NJ November.
The rainfall m Coleman county for the
last fifteen years has average thirty
,wa inches.
That RprkwRll county produced the
yellow corn TINT took the premium, ana
bal lha uf-u~t sweet potato that ever
w~r, .u rH~ fair gates are facts, says the
h.ekwuu ~ur.nss
TIE wheat prospects in Clay county are
reported never u have been better.
There +. movement on foot To plant
'r'r,n hundred acres in BrnZoria county
il flee. The county is said TO be ,Dieu-
ddly aiaglea - ,hai crop.
lae ,ats cotton III Shackleford county
Jas trsn cat 5y the frost The whent
crop io1.u- well.
The FIRST lcr Of the winter was seen
Monday morning. 1t was an eight of
al nDl th.ua, says the Henrietta ade-
pendent
The present cold snap resulted in snow
throughout The Panhandle Saturday.
Two large wagon loads of the Guast
ws'"rm".us We ever saw, says he
'ti.arr-, star, were on our streets Turs-
eA7' "rEhng from twenty to SIXTY
pounds,
Gotten p.peers are commanding do
ArH4ag 90 rae vicinity OF Grady.
Fills county cotton picking is near.v
'"''' "Hi The average is much better
1aA was expected.
i+" t".NWall Success has a sweet po-
'a'' weighing little over seventeen
'Ahls II was raised by II. L. Dur |
""A' "ho IH- ten of these aggregatiug
.'1f i..uis- Ie made 400 bushels ou
'"7 'a'''.s. aIal Of hog wpllOw land. -
ihr hraEg rains Of the present in the
'A'aAu'." w''I render the following
''"iA..- VOilahle''. .'teueraIly
f7'-.H-. 'se wheat prospect for Lips
"" county IS SO iur in Il hard row of
'.'al' Local showers have VISITED
,"'5 lee" PORTIONS 81 our county since
,.7 ''I Ian ~ August. The wheat was
%" '"' b. Since that time, and in some
'''' .A'' is 'art or none of II has vet
"' ". >G'f rain come within the
A. III" weeks, u would be better had
an -.' -r.a;ri, for then il could
... .taer. Fields IN localities
100 lowers visited after sowing
.'."- -s""a aud nice, but rain is
en-, great SEA-. u prairie hny, sorghum
-,. .."e' ...A-H crops have been saved
81 .a.7 season. says the Clar-
.4'...-, aaI people generally are
>, '' carry their stock through
'-. VINE o. good shape.
.,'.' 90 orally letter in Pamela coun-
'asa Wis zgect.a.
d." .ar..~ compress expect, TO soueeze
'".t' o. The season.
.N7'1-n>r..e smp.re: save your pe-
~. '..7 ars HAIuuble and cost only
"- Tie Texas crop that is
,,''.' a. Wei t0 hs wasted, though
AT ..".Ait estimated, is immense,
,.sr. ...'FeI .v the best informed TO
,.,s -. tn .-. cotton crop in actual |
=. ."s '' harvested and marketed.
OIL, n ''-aty cotton is nearly nj |
cror 10. a. average crop. The corn
Ina ma" TT. Nov. l0.-The rand de-
= MI 7..v' is causing many farmers