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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
.INCITING VIOLENCE.
The Extremity Of fractional OPP
position to the Governor.
TRICKS THAT ARE SHADY
A Newspaper Takes Parl in Stirring Up
mob, and Tells Peculiar
Story In Con-
clusiOn.
TRICKS THAT ARE SHADY
Dallas News. sundayO

Tyler. Tex, April t.--1yler was never
so filled with excited people us today.
People from oil parts Of the county were
here TO see Scott hanged for the murder
Of old man Curtis.
Some had not heard Of the respite, but
those who had, came 60 see a lynching,
and some 10 take a hand IN IT, IL is said
there was an understanding TO attack
the Jail at o'clock, aud this was avert
cd only by prompt action.
The people were indignant at Governor
Hogg's actions AZ . o'clock the tide
turned from the jail TO the courthouse
90 express their indignation. To avert
this Governor Hcgg's friends worked like
beavers. but all Of their applause was
met with Kisses aud grO1ns, and when
Finley and Mcllwainc were speaking
many persons said 'let us have him.
(Scott)
The Jail had been strongly guarded and
an attack meant bloodshed.
The best people of Tyler and Smith
county condemned Governor Ilogg be-
causc bis action In this matter has given
rise TO such a state of Affairs and made
blOodshod imminent.
Danger is over for the present. More
than 1000 people We're in the courthouse
yard
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
Gazette. Sunday)

Tyler. Tex. April This morning by
10 o'clock the public square and all the
streets were blocked 10y wagons, buggies
and conveyances of all kinds. The town
was mnss Of people and all hud come
10 see Charles Scott the negro murderer
OF old man Curtis. executed 4 few days
ago two weeks respite was granted
the murderer. Many people We're not
aware Of the respite, and assembled 20
witness the execution Of the murderer.
Others came Knowing OF the respite.
with the intention of participating in
the lynching II one should occur Others
came ON business not Interested In the
execution.
About o o'clock il was rumorcd that
n mob would organize TO lynch the muir
dcrer. sheriff Smith was warned. aud
u special force of fifty men was depu.
uzed and placed at the jail
AZ j 40 y. m, a crowd Of about $50
men gathered at the court house aud
were called to order by County Judge
Baird. He spoke about twenty-five min
utes. arguing with the persons who want
ed 10 lynch the negro, explaining that
the governor was but complying with his
duty in granting a respite TO the con
demned murderer.
The Peoples party leader, Sam Reedy,
then took the stand and spoke as fol-
lows;
yellow Citizens ] take the stand by
request of the friends Of the prisoner,
VINO desire me 10 say that they are In
favor of passing resolutions 20 the effect
that as soon as we leave this courthouse
we all retire 20 our homes But, fellow
citizens, before we disband. let us pass
unanimous resolutions cOndcmning Jim
liogg for his action In this matter"
A tcw OF the defeated candidates Of the
Peoples party cheered, but there was a
unaninopS cry for Hon. n. w. Finley
Mr.: Finley took the stand aud spoke
for about twenty minutes, making a talk
calculated 10 influence to law aud order
all wei thinking and considerable ciu-
zcns.
Calls for Mcllwaine were heard on ell
sides. Mcllwaine took the stand and
spoke for twenty minutes. He stated
that he had been informed by Charles
Erwin and City Marshal Latham that
Reedy was the principal actor In excit-
ing the mob 20 violence. He also stated
that az meeting of few invited cti-
9ens, Reedy entered unlimited. Here
Reedy interrupted the speaker with the
assertion that he CReedy) had been inyit-
ed by the negro porter.
Mcllweine stated chat Reedy was after
dots no that he could send notice TO the
Galveston News, making statements In
his special to The News that were dis
graceful to Smith county.
Reedy interrupted him with q denial
of McllwVine's statement Mcllwgine
turned to Reedy and denounced him as
a liar No blows were passed
The crowd left the courthouse after
few words from District Judge Felix j.
McCOrd.
At present matters have the appearance
OF being quiet.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
pallas News. Mondayl

Tyler, Tex, April 2.-Iast night about
IL O'Clock word was sent 20 The News
reporters house that II he wanted an
item Of news to 40 TO the scaffold in the
morning.
Considering the excitement Of yester-
day, the reporter did not know what the
mysterious visitor meant, but had his
apprehension aroused. Soon this morn
ing he went 60 the jail, related what he
had heard and asked Deputy Sheriff Bud
Lyons to go with him, which he con-
scented 10 do In company with n few
others the journey 20 the gallOws was
made.
We expected something at the 3caffold,
but did not know Just what. As we APP
preached the uninvlting spot we could
see the suspended form Of something
As we approached closer II presented the
outlines Of man. and as we reached
the scaffOld we saw that the hanging OBJ
ject was a dummy "Some one Is hanged
10 etiigy," was the next idea, and so It
was.
Hanging from the beam Of the gallows
was an old and greasy suit of mems
clothes stuffed with cotton One foot
was booted and Oh the other was an old
overshOe. On the breast Of the dummy
was a board on which was painted In
rough letters.
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INDIAN pARTRInGEs-

Macombi III, April 3-Dr ". o.
blaisdel today received five pairs Of
lndiaQ cartridges These birds were
sinpped from Koracka, India. by James
Surrei, American consul, aud arrived IN
mnacomb 10 good condition Ii Is DR..
loose N the vicinity Of MacOmb They
multiply very fust aud as they are fine
game bird, the country win soon be
stocked with them. Sportsmen an over this
part " the country are taking great III
terest IN the lirds.
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COLUMN
rRFn Ans

o. account OF the Increasing demands up.
on the space OF The Gazette. both hy al.
verusora ana TO meet The requirements 81
PEELED % discontinue the publication daily
or rree adyeI dscments FOR persons desiring
help or employment. or notices OF articles
lost or found. This feature will, however
Oe continued IN The sunday Gazette. and
viii be available 10 those whose noucca ore
received not later than y o'clock Friday
For such notices IN the classified column
or the daily Issue OF The Gazette, n charge
viii hereafter be made OF / cent per word
each insertion.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

Groesbegk, Ami 5.-lSpeciai. ~ rmerF
are wen up With llelr business Thousands
of acres Of new land VIII b. planted IA
cotton. which VIII largely inereaee inc cot
ION acreage OF g. Hogs nre very ailirce
months pig readily sells fOr 800.
Much interest ~ manifested ~ candl-
dates IA tomofrowf election Tor CITY 81
nctlt
nam = needed " farmer
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]. S. HoGG-GovERNoR



10 whom it may concern: We, ciu-
zens of Tyler. take this means Of Inform
ing your cOrporOsity that we condemn
your pandering 70 the negro vote by re-
BpiHng the sentence Of Charles Sc0tt.
This bore no signature Who did II ~
not known. For Che people of Tyler and
Smith county, be II said, they deprecate
the necessity Of hanging any one, but
they IN common with the people Of all
Texas, say that the murderer has too
many chances; that human life ~ held
too cheap, and that a life for a life is not
too much They have no spite against
Scott; they do not ask that he be hung
mertAy 10 see him hang or because lac u
d negro, but because they believe he is
guilty and should hang because courts
aud juiies say he should. They Do not
want any hanrngs, but II there must be
one they want no fOOlislneHs about ~
nor any innocent lives lost 70 avert H.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

Katie Hogan who had lived with Phil
lips Brooks and his mother for twenty
1--WE years, aud her sisters, Sarah and
Margaret Hogan, who were also long m
the bishops service. have each received
G beautiful stem-Windiug gold watch. In
scrbed with grateful appreciation Tor 80
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OR
NNW pREss AssocIArIoN.

Trenton n. u, April 3.--The Ameri-
~ press, which intends To furnish tele-
.nphlc news filed articles Of incorpora-
1pn In the secretary Of states office
SAY. The capital stock Is S2,5OO,0OO
'Hn The incorporatOrs are Orlando j.
sNitih q the American Press assOcia-
5tp Albert +. l.algtIy Of the Spring
't|d Union, Robert Williams Of the Pat
tFen Call Albert Lawson Of the Cincin-
20 Tribune and james NJ. Emerson
s the Ansonia Sentinel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
Galveston and Houston and st. Louis, Kansas
City and Chicago, in both directions

The now train called the Columbian Limited win leave Galveston daily S45
Of
s
otnabe viii be This Innovation that
OF
The car
a
q p
i opportunity
NPn without time
Gainesville
Arss ~ ~ M ' "'p' ' s " ~ SANTA " N' " w.
WM. DoHERTY II. C. THOMPSON,
Pa IT A., 403 Main st., General Ticket Agt
FORT WORTH. GALVESTON, TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

Mrs Alice NJ. Cheney, the only wo-
Mtn express messenger Ia Boston. began
Nl#inehss four years ago, taking the
Ifnsfers for the Adams Express company
~ ween Chelsea and Boaton She nov
has Eve teams at work every day.
HNpy years Of devoted service 70 Bishop
A'tiilips Brooks from few Of bis
ends.r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

FOR SALE or TRADE AN ELEGANT
house. eight rooms, stable lot iOuNlOO
shnde trees, ON street car line. WIN @l
Gazette office.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04
SAVE DEALERS

ehTEB--NEW AND SECONDHAND SAFES
f0r sale By H. w Peak, loU honHfou
street., Fort Worth. Cox Aentioo 40
hoft Worth Gazette
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

WANTED-'rTIliEE FURNISHED OR UN-
furnished rooms. FOR light housekeeping.
~. IA. ~, Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

u, 4 BINYONs BREfGigT TltANsFEll
moYlng of safaa and machinery q apecl
atty. pnya All railroad charges aud col
lecia on delivery Corner Eront aud HOu9
ton streets. Telephone l0A
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wANrED-EooMs

BOARD AND TWO FURNISHED OR IN
Furnished rooms wRuiea by man ana
wife. IN satisfactory would make per
manent arrangements BOARDING houses
need not apply ! want cool rooms with
c0nyeuicnce5. References given Address
w J. r., care Gazette. r.
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wANTED-MIsoELLANEOus

WANTED-A FEW PUPILS IN or, AMI
relief painting. 1908 East First Street.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
sNcnNpnANn sronE.

N You WANT TO Btiy. SELL OR nx.
change furniture and stoves or
have upholstcfns aud repairing
done with satisfaction guaranteed,
always 40 TO Standtcy's Second Hand
store, 1l3 Houston street, near corner
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

LADIES DESTROYS or PERFECT RUST
development In short time, by harmless
treatment, send for book Sent free
plainly sealed. Grcenleaf Toilet Co. Dal.
las, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

PIANO WANTED TO BuY, FOR CASH |
an upright plano, must be bargain Adj
dress Upright, care Gazette.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

KEY-LosT. A BUNCH or THREE KEYS
othors pleasl return 10 Gngotto n
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FOR LADIES ONLY, VALUABLE, CON.
ndcntlal Information such you want 60
know. sent scaled FOR 10 cents Germnln
company, - LASalle street Chicago.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-04

III MARRIED LADIES ONLY KNEW MY
fafo and never fuilug secret Address
with 10 cents, Mrs. ID. NJ. g., 50 Dearborn
street, Chicago, Ills.
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sITuArIoNs WANTED.

TEAMsTBR- WANTED. A POSITION ON
dairy wagon, or as teamater IN city Bob
Baekua, Atlanta Hotel.
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ausINnss onANcns.

cooK-wANTED, A COOK Ar 9oi west
Firth street.
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FoH sALE on ExcnANaE.

FOR SALE on EXCHANGE.
no EXCHANGE FOR STOCK or GRO
nerlea go acres, Hl good tlllaplc valley
land 2Uo acres INA wheat. well iinprOycdi
Chidreaa, Tex.
WILL EXCHANGE pROpNRTY III
seats, or lAnh ia SloneWoll county Tor
she cattle, fine stock preferred Adjrrba
n. % Box No. i0l iinyner, Tex.
pUGOIEs EXCHANGED, BOUGHT AND
sold storage rUom Tor household gpousl lne
buggy aud carriage painting. second hand
furniture h0NRnt ard sold ~ NJ. HOOD
a Co, 30 Weat Nlrst auee'
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LOST,

Losr-RBYs, A BUNCH OF KEYS ON
riLR desk, postol1ce and other kcys.
Finder win please leave them at Gazette
office.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

(Gontims4acioml

La sehorita de Beaulieu recobr6 al fin la
ssrenidad, avergonz6se de habsrse reba-
iado 6 tai exceso de furor. Quiso dominar
gu triste situaci6n, gracias un esfuerzo
supreme de su orgullo pudo conseguirlo
Al llegar al salon su madre, aterrada por
una candida con6dencia que aeaba de ha-
cerle Mouinet, Ia encontro, 81 no resignada,
porque la resignation era impossible, al me-
HOS digna valerosa.
Sofocada la Marquesa tanto por la emo
cion que acababa de sufrir como por haber
subido rapidamente la escalinata, quedo ab-
sorta ante Clara, todavia tremula livida, Y
buse6 en- vano una Erase de consuelo en- su
turbada imagination, echandose por fin en-
hrazos de su hija sollozando.
Il All pobre hija mia
-sSabe listed, mama? --pregunt6 Clara,
en- cuyos ojos reaparecieron algunas Ia
gFin1as.
--Todo me 10 ACADIA de decir el padre.
x peusar que has sido til quien ha querido,
por no coneter una groserfa, que SO les re-
eiba!-exclam6 la Marquesa 7eleyando las
manos con indignation.
- Buena recompensa he recibido No
% verdad 7-dijo Clara con amargura.-He
sido muy imprudente. Debl guardarme con
euidado de esa-- persona, cuyos sentimien-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

nasa,<.s - -,..t,l ..,o.:1. -l---
Il saHe5e useeo, o,-contes-
s . glassnee 70 ei baron compFeqndlendo 81 mo
tasJ oe 2 Feelpleacaon ael Dodue' Ia es
lar Laras.lIl senior J Ia senorta Moniinet 10
n'F Fshels d,e1o y Iono 10
;zrJaaa ena'o . Duque proIu1hao saspiro, de
gsaaose - caer s3ore uno os los eaiados ban
So,L Sos Ie. ses'louio' MIRO aHig1oo los dos
non %, o. wy ~
q n,sel que ,pS3 paSa9 iiaoer a'oea para repafar
O F. nlas oausaeo aasgao
80 n. niea % poI oessf f.sc'a' lrreparahle,
3, 9enol LUZ que'-cono6s1o bacnela en- tono
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

81 quieres saberlo, hay quien aceptarfa de
rodillas tn mano
La senorita de Benalieu leyant6 sus or
gullosos oios, dirigiendose 4 su madre,
dijo sencillamente
II I'll sef1or Derblay
81; ell sefor Derblay. y 10 cito para
tranquilzarte. tQuien puede acercarse tt
sin amarte9 iQuieres que volvamos & Paris?
5Quieres ir Suiza con los Prefon? Habla,
que dispuesto estoy a hacer euanto pueda
satisfacerte Y consolidate. iQae deseas?
- Lo sc yo acaso !-exclano Clara con
desaliento.- Quisiera desaparecer en- un
instante; huir de los demas, hasta de mi
misrna- Todo me inspira odio y desprecio !!
All Por que no me muerol
La muerte, querida hija mia, es ell
nnico NAL sin remedio; 81 todas las mujeres
abardonadas por sus novios por sus ma
rldos murieran, ell mundo SO despoblarla.
Cast ning1n hombre es fsl Cuando no nos
enganan antes. nos enganan despues.
Como ST al hablar de la infdelidad de los
hombres hubiese invocado la Marquesa al
INTEL que hacfA Gu aquel momento derra-
mar tantas lagrifnas, oy6se de pronto ruido
de furioso galope, entro en- ell patio por la
verja que habia quedado alberta ell Duque
de Biigny, sobre un caballo blanco de es-
puma
Salto inmediatamente terra, arrojan-
do las bridas un criado estupefacto, subi6
coatro a cuatro los peldanos de la escalina-
ia. Sin pedir permiso nadie iba 4 entrar
en- 81 edifcio, cuando ell Baron Bachelin,
sin ponerse de acuerdo, acudieron dete-
merle en- el vestfbulo. Palido contrafdas
las facciones, opuso ell Duque alguna resis-
tencia que le impidieran Ell paso.
% Estan aquf todavfa ell seuor la seilo :
rita Moulinet ?-pregunt6 con alterada voz.
I abadi6 al OR la respuesta afrmativa
del Baron
"a Mi tia? Necesito yer embellishments
a la Marquesa. iQuiza a1n no sea tarde
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

La campana de Ia iglesia de Pont-Aves.
mes sonaba 4 To- lejos clara melanc6lica,
anuneiando para Ell dia siguiente la misa de
difuntos.
Tan profunda paz reinaba en- aquslla her
nosa naturaleza. que Atanasia no pudo
sastraerse- a 81 i.hueneia, sintiendo que dis
minuia su encono, y meditan1o, aaspues de
haber triunfado tan eompletamente de 81
rival, no molestarla en- 10 sucesivo.
A entrar en- ell salon encontr6 Bachelin 4
las tres senoras presa de una emocion inde-
chile. Cuando Clara vio al Daque llegar
escape al palacio, irguiose estupefacta Y
asustada. Intent6 hablar: no pudo conse-
gairlo. y senalando con Ia mano al 1scien
ltegado, prorrumpi6 en- uua risa neEssa,
copo 81 perdiera Ell juicio.
Llenas de espanto, la Marquesa J Ia -
ronesa acudieron junto la joven, que temA
blaba conynlsa, Y cuyos iabios Sc habfsas
puesto blancos
Creyendola pr6Sima desmayorse, iban
lamar, cuando con imperioso ademan las
detuvo Clara. Hacienda IN grands esfuer-
20, eonsigalo que pasaran entire sus dientes,
apretados por la crisis que sufria, las ST.
guientes palabras
S--Que no venga nadie; deiadme yo me
repondre.
Sc sent6. La Baronesa enjugo ell helado
sudor que protaba de su frente, Y la Mar
quesa,. quitandose Ell abrigo, envofvio con el
su hija que tiritaba
De esta suerte trascurrio un momento de
horrible ansiedad. Con la cabeza inclinada
sobre el pecho apoyada la espalda en- al
mohadones, continuaba Clara inmovit co
mo aletargada.
Sus brilIantes ojos, obtinadamente fjos
en- un foron de la alfombra que miraban
sin verlo, eran 1uica prueba de que no
dormfa.
Rehexionaba profundamente, Y un pile
gne tornado entire las cejas indicaba el
esfuerzo de una tenaz idea.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24

tos tanto conozco. iBien Sc ha vengado de
las humillaciones que le hicimos sufrir en-
otro tiempo
Nj olvida, nj perdonai Ha esperado el
nomento propicio, y atacando la mas fe-
liz de sus antiguas compaferas, la ha heri-
do en- Ell corazon, destrozando su vida. Ell
abandono de que soy vfctima pesara siem-
pre- sobre mi, y 81 dsspues de esta humllla-
cion fuera bastante loca para pensar en- ca
Sarlne, 5quien habfa de quererme va
II Como que qui6n habfa de quererte p
diio la Marquesa con rapidez.-I Cuantos
tengan oios para verte oidos para escu-
iudica alguien, no es Il, es al Duque, y
81 quieres casarte no tendras, gracias al Gle
10, mas obstaculo que la difcultad de elegir
en- nuestra clase en- las demas A una jo-
ven como la senorita de Beaulieu, nunca lie
faltan pretendientes. Apenas hace seis meses
he tenido que negar tn mano & persopas de
las familias mas respetables, Y los que te
pedian entonces han sentido demasado Ell
fracaso de sus aspiraciones para que puedan
tan pronto cambiar de opinion.
Clara hizo IN ademan de desaliento.
-Despu6s del Duque de Bligny, madre
mia, no puedo casarme sino con un hombre
que sea en- todo superior & 81, 6 con un
hombre de quien Sc que puedo amarle.
Mi 1nica justification los ojos del mundo
estara en- el range del elegido, en- que Sc
suponga que ell amor impulsa la election
pero bien sabe listed, mama, que este es
que una joven como 20, des-
pues de tai deception, solo Sc casa con ell
i Vamos vamos, hija mia !-dijo la
Marquesa con dulzura IT'D disparatas. j FL
5Pues nosotros9 No. Eres de-
masiado joven para tener derecho q deses-
H.
les sobrada belleza para que ell porvenir
no ia raserye sagura reyancha. Aoul mismo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-08-24
JUAN CASTANER

2O-ATocHA IvEs-20
Deposito de calzado y constante
surtido de mercanclas. quincalla, fe-
rreteria y objetos de fantasia.
EspeciaIidad en- driles mayorqui-
mes.
Unico deposito en- Ponce, de Ia
acreditada zuela de Frontera y Fa-
brega de Mayaguez.
Ponce, Agosto Io de 1893 4-2o
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FARMACEA NUEV A
p O ii Y u r | A RI
21, Ponce.-Plaga de las DeIcias-21, Ponce.


smple
nfnidad
conce a
formulas hac escrupuiosdd. pronitud
don doo Uiarte Saaza e cual de
de prach profession brndando tano los seno
NEE sdicosy p1blico, a absolute
PRECIOS MODICOS
Mayo 1898.
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ROBERTO GRAHAM
NGENIERO
PONCE, P- r.

Agente autorizado para la venta
de las famosas turbinas hidraulicas de
James, Leffel & CO, y de las Bombas
gemelas automaticas de Smith, Vale
& CO, para alimentacion autematica
de caldefas de vapor con aqua ca
lieute y de condensaeiones.
Pidanse catalogos { informes.
Pence. Julio 70 de 1893,
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. IL TIN ess,
JORGE oHNET
La FERRERIA
DE PONT-AVE ES

Yersi6a castsuana de Luciano Najeyo
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TIP. Il Il DEMocRAcIA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-02-23
High Farming.

Southern Cultivator.
have what 1 call my "pet acre.
that 1 plant i'll cotton. 1 COM
menced to ferti!ize this acre to put
in cotton in 1861. / planted with
the Peerless seed, but failed t.
get a stand, so I ran cross the old
beds and planted in corn (in
checks); made about 40 bushels
corn. In FEBRUARY, '92 laid off
drills about 4 to A. feet apart
and filled up the furrows with we'll
rotted stable manure and cotton
seed. Of course the seed were rot
ten, for I would put two wagon
loads of manure and cover with
one of cotton seed and so on until
I built my pen as high as I could
easily get at. 1 failed to state that
in 1891 I used the same fertilizer,
only I broadcasted first and then
turned under, then fixed my drills
and filled with this fertilizer.
Last year (1S93) l made 1882
pounds seed cotton. although our
cotton crop is estimated to from
25 to 81 per celt, short. I planted
Jones' Improved Herlong seed. I
1 think they are rather late for
this climate. Now | want to know.
1. Whas fertilizer to use to
double the amount I have already
made, and what amount per acre.
2. What seed would you suggest
or shall Iuse the same seed? have
nsed them now for two years.
8. How to plant and cultivate
to obtain the bes. results. | shall
be governed by what you gay. This
acre I have selected. up to 1891
would not have made more than 8
bale to four acres. 1t is slightly
rolling. enough to drain itself and
has q red clay subsoil.
I want to try and beat a neigh.
Dor of mine that claims 2 zoe
pounds of seed cotton on an acre
I don't care for the expense if j
can make the cotton. I have plenty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1893-02-23

The names of sixty odd soldiers
were enrolled, and then came the
permanent organization. Col. Cog
gans was elected president; J. T.
Bedenbaugh, secretary, and w. w.
Derrick, treasurer.
Committees: j. C. Buzzard,
Noah Fulmere, James Hare, James
Corley, S. B. Rolleey, John C.
Caughman, SIS. shealy, Nathan
Britt, Noah Gof;, and John Aull.
The six first named were elected
to represent this organization al
Edgefeld 6. H., at the next county
meeting.
Applicants for pensions, four
males, and six females, two of the
former and five of the latter have
drawn pensions under the old re-
gime. Lists of names to be fur.
nished when necessary.
JAMES T. BEDENBoAGH,
Secretary.