Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-04
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

Gas The people could desire.
r.-r City-Farmers from every section
- rs county report most hattering pros
u for a tine crop.
Tie iruit crop of Guadalupe county is
iar
,,a.r "a large crop of pecans are har-
- u Texas it means that a large sum
,sr5nag VI. come into the state for them.
.Car MERGE journal.
-r.. many of Chi!dress county far
- .-. nonting on at least thirty bushels
Al.,..... per acre. while few expect 10
,.-. ~ lrty-tive bushels per acre.
p..sa. Carson and Grayson counties re-
yorous and crop prospects IN
E-,4--.#.
r Whitney and Chico report good
-I-.u. timely rains.
WHOA ger county farmer reports
.r-r-a.re- in watermelons, valued at
r..-...I Of sweet potatoes in Wilbarger
,-.... sill average over one hundred
Sr.- peg acre In some instances the
, .nc that quantity.
Til. richards in and around Estacado
sr ..l with fruit of all kinds and
- .... Iar~er Weld than has ever been
t.... iu i4.r Central Plains.
Till. Haribcrry crop ct Austin county
:; ... .r-7st known there for Years.
,--. .Hcrs are gathering them TO
ras. ...ua and preserves.
r. r.pe vines in Laredo are Just loaded
-, .. .g7 grapes which Will begin TO
rna. .a,r'as.
LASH county farmers will begin to pick
r-., June this year
...r ARE GOOD throughout Dallas county.
w r4rfiru!arly promising.
t.... .liu feu at Granbury last Thurs
aud crops of Hood county are
-na8gr lis refreshing influence.
-.. showers fell TIE 23d throughout
r-. ...... Rain was not particularly
,..... POW, makes things grow that much
A-n Eaeure that there is money in the
f. .......s- Mr.. \. L.auham sold 1000
...= .. '..s market last year at 10 cents a
t heating the snug sum of $500.
-..ruYa, Graphic.
r.. .rulone says a farmer near Bolton
1s sol. S-l worth of strawberries off an
...rauf acre patch up to last week and
THINKS H-uil get so more this month. Be
sE.. .a. i-rri"s sold he had al he warred
:rn-uau family.
r. RAINS Saturday and Sunday nights
around E.gadI win bring up late planting
rs,...n Prospects Tor fine crops were
a..ra.'rer before.
r.-, uf new oats on the streets Of
~u..... ana reports from the country are
ar...Huat That the crop was never before |
Eur,a.
g.. finer crop prospect has been noticed |
v.- nl 'He Brazos for fifteen years than
'..r.I~ 200 Cumauche county at this writing. |
E.l has DoeH Il little too plentiful in GER
' sections, but the fine sandy soil is |
c,-. cultivated, and the heaviest rain !
sf.- blowing only Tor Il day or two.
Barring hail. there is nothing in the ordi- !
mary rNU's" of nature that can Interfere |
VIII. Bel. county making big crops of small /
grain and corn, while cotton is climbing.
The farmers from all over Archer county /
or. pressing themselves as being more /
unau over he wheat crop than ever be- /
FORE They 8l feel safe in saying that their |
crops 81 Yield At least twenty-five bushels /
r'.a arrr without any more rain provided |
i..-na Destroyed in any other way.
"5..nr county has had the heaviest rain |
"a during rI. past feW days that has Wis |
it,. .n.w this year. The ground is soaked, !
q" s.-..lr.rs are full and everybody Is |
hw.
great many farmers We're in Temple
rl--.-., and a close canvas of the pros
poets r.sy ed the fact that never in the
BIS .-y 90. Bed county have prospects been
Nope i.afHrMg han now. Oats are made
4Nu ar. tu-. Corn will make with one
G.r. .nW|rtuue rain, and cotton IS Just as
t.,rar SIS could be wished. The Culiva-
ru.as uraI nntter done this year than
eyer before and the Weld. nothing prevent
t- H SIMPLY lead everything.
Tile FIRST peach of the season was shown
~ Oh. streets ON Wednesday morning by
M II. W. EZlN OF Palestine. 1t was a
s."lIrr rom cross of the Beatrice and
Anderson varieties, and measured eight
.a uu weighed five ounces East
I..= N.ws.
Tho a.woerry crop in Nacogdoches is
reI, .. gone and blackbelTies are COM
H-
Crops are good all over Jones county.
Wheat harvesting is now going on in
e..-.. q coke county.
I.rawhi.o ihe cotton crop around Hen
t.--a was looking rather sorry. but warm
C.-a-. bringing ii out beautifully, and
III. I.~.a.t is ttatteriug.
n0r.'. n.'s. corn ana grass never looked
o+'"r 10 Fannin county. Cotton is look
.r ".. bat IS little late.
a.Juty farmers say there viii be
a..tas. plenty of apples and an
sa ..." o. grapes
l.-sa bats Il large percentage of in
'"~ ' ia, cotton crop over last year, and
~ make enough cotton this year 10
l .g among the banner counties for
....rn1 prospects of Bowie county are
-.' ..s a'ujt crop Will be good.
.....n. Basque Rusk, Ellis, Callahan,
VI m counties report crop pros
~. nr brighter
t 49, \ Pleasant, living two miles
81 Ne NJ Rorkdalc. informs us that he
A.- .ISard cutting the fifth crop of
.-s..a Zee SAW the seed. In five years
.E..I five crops of oats, Two crops