The Fort Worth gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-189?, 1891-05-07
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

| e---a..s il a short time. irish potatoes
bay, r. asI. for the market in a few days.
w. -. zeal Of corn has been planted the
-ir... this spring out in Stephens
&C. Wheat promises bountiful crop.
c. .r.. generally i poor stand and very
t'7. s7r This time OF year. NO cotton
- - NOE lail!et sown yet.
-.-.s5oro Gazette: Jack county never
5--gh: prospects for an immense
D.. g NJ PRESENT. There is a large acre
eiyP rt,rrrs- in splendid condition, and a
= ~ corn. much Of it having been
| -1-7g d. first time There will also be
..--.-...v large acreage of cotton, and
= -, Of grasses has been greatly in
| =. -r..g "a view of feeding more stock
-s-' winter
-,. f.r-aer5 OF Burnet county are all
- ..,.5ad l-rinS over the recent rains.
=. No. .ra is sufficient to carry the crops
s-.-.a longer.
--.. .---vsl cabbages, lettuce and onions
-.--,s on the market at Rockport Corn
acton are DOING well
p--ro... county has roseate future be-
-. This tirue Rains have been boun-
", .-- -z-.gus hall storms, and the wheat,
III rom IRE as fine as possible at this
-. There IS hardly possibility of a
.. d. milking q large yield OF wheat.
--.--tr- 60 Della county was vigorously
.... ..-l. lie 18th inst, when the rain
t-.-..r aud but little could be done
= ,-..t tvp-thirds Of the cotton crop
i.-.s.s -a.rrt-. IS in the ground. and some
-. good stand Corn is doing well. The
..-.r. are o. good spirits, and contem-
49,. -as..uy large crop IN 1871
Tao s-~e.-e Of wheat in Hartley county
-- .r. increase Of 500 acres above that
Q. 45' s--1
his r-9y-,ed from Parker county that an
.-..rr.- acreage Of wheat, oats and corn
h. yosl planted.
t,--~-...e Chief. The cattle crop is now
.-.r--.r millions OF dollars to Texas. The
....- ...... g.i I come on in about SIX weeks,
80 f... several millions more. Then King
''-,..- v.. extend his scepter about Sep
r.frl and tic golden rain will turn TO
sa.F Co.lon, wheat and livestock will
F-r. Mo Texas this year more than slU0,-
u,yy1
Tile ,.r,a pastures in Bee county are
-l4val.y being cut up into farms.
r-.r..s LEDGER: The farmers have had
ri the ram they need for the next three
araEs end crops are growing astonisnlngiy
ss- Corn is now nearly waist high IN
.-s Places. and before a great while we
e,,ss. 20 announce the appearance of roast
I-c4ls.
Fap5r's from Gainesville, Mexia, For
ra. Cameron. Dufdn and Brownsville tell
ctlae crop prospects, never better.
The prospects for corn crops in Central
TeZls are better than for years.
Re sywu in Crosby county late last fall
Is looking well, and with the wheat and
cas- promises good yield.
Nal Tom WAGNER. one of the largest
land holders in Wilbarger county, is hay
br 500 acres Of his lands plowed for wheat
leZ, fall.
Vegetation was never known to grow
more rapidly in any country than it is
growing 81 present il the country adjacent
tJCU,ulA
C5'ula Ledger: A reliable stockman
j-s, zap from Duvall county informs us that
les4w hundred acre farm in corn there
Us; week in full tassel
Farmers Of the Brazos bottoms say that
aJyag.iow leaves sediment on the land
,al highly fertilizes, and that they can
We. aForl 10 lose one crop in ten for the
Increase IN produCtiyenesS that an over
tow gives them succeeding years.
Marshall Mirror: T. NJ Cockrell says he
would not be surprised if Texas this year
harvested 1000 900 bushels of wheat, or
dolGs the quantity that has ever been
.s.NT4 ta4 L4.S SLstlt.
Victoria Advocate: The farmers in all
Ia.s section OF Texas report large in
c..4sa ia acreage il cultivation over last
!-r aud The crops are looking well.
Regarding the wheat crop the Vernon
E4-M says NLbdrger county Will pro-
c-.r 81. .5a-, i, Gj0.OUJ bushels, and with the
quantity brought 10 Vernon from other
el1a'rs tributary 10 her, there will be at
'a-i aUN.ul0 bushels of wheat hauled here.
a.aors Of fre growing weather and
t.tr.'al-l CROPS come from Amarillo, Ian
CASIO. .-y Omaha.
IaeH"r'4.r generally during the past
S''--.> been lovely. and farmers are plow-
II - 'a"r corn and planting cotton with
4".ul
DR. y B Kennedy of Hunt county,
-- ...a' Dr. ..0 for his dinner one day
.s. "eeh Do" following vegetables: Irish
-r t-aE.Is. peas, onions, lettuce and
'..s --y5s were grown in his own
81 T. Moore Of Laredo reports that
g.. are planting ol cotton Il up and grow
- .'.. Mr.. Moore IS an OLD and eXpe-
.. ".ol planter, and says that he
So" ..'.0n grow prettier than II IS
.E s spring
SIC" .'rnr and dewbarries are on the
--4' lr-.g. out thc altitude of their
.'..' .-o-'r .Leir general use at present.
t.ea.... rains aud fine growing crops
:, ny '..- rom EpwOr.h. OVertou, Iowa
r .', h--.ol baird Claiming and Queen
AN... A-.y 2-Everything in this sec
..- prosperous, the farmers are hav-
.-.--U. weather for their crop
,." Is up sixteen inches high and
'HfNfsa 1,ritl no ~,
+1...on planted this season. The
..I "- 1'F-ry good this season.
- D." t.E The recent rise N
- .." % decided Stimulant to bust
-.- is -gmiug in at a lively rate.
-r.uarS have been waiting for
and uOw they can get it, are
flly and turning the money
-.-"ar seventeen leans from
me IN string, all laden
| "-..'.. Careful. men from there esti-
.' a,N r1p Will make not less than
- a--Le.s per acre.
,.'.AaAH. Ai.il 3O-Several of our cmer-
- .A.e been supplying the farm
g. -.a"a.ia county with free cotton
- F Up 'o make the test if that crop
L B. MS section, and a number of
49, pa ground. 1t IS not the in
y-. .-.s .~-inerS 10 make this their
o. ..T n las been demonstrated to
oi all that Hardeman
r-.. -.p,'1 70 the raising of
g, small grains, and that they
N-'a much less labor and eX-
l---. d., but if it is proved that
s. 81 is We have no doubt It
rs. "-- u2 considered surplus
L "-- serve 70 employ the idle
Ss7 b. farmer while his small grain
--~. - aHu after il is harvested.