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The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-11-15
State ofSouth Carolina.
CouNTYo UNION.

Court of.Common Pleas.
W. Mob. Sloan as Administrator of ]. M
Gibbes, deceased, piais.iff.
Against.
r. II. Gibbes, Sarah J.. Gibbes and Gym
thia A. Sloan, Defendants.
In obedience tosnp of.ier made in the Q
above stated case oy His Honor j, II. Earle
November End 695. I will sell bsfore the
Court House door ip The town of Union on
Mouday, salesday 2nd December 1905
dafibs the legal hours efaale, the following
lands so-Nit. y.s X
81 Fas -Lssss s.cr. &
f. an that certain teact land lying, beiu !,
and situated in Union County, State afore-
said, containing ninty-two (92) acres, more
or less, bounded by lsnds of the Estats OF
II. s. Bea,y, Estate of S. z. Harris, Estate
Of William Hancock aud Il, L. Vaughan.
SroRI HousE AND LOT.
Ali that certain lot lying, beiag aud situated
in the town Of Union or the North Of Main
Street, boundej by lots Of w. III. Sartor, b.
F. Foster, Maiu street and Sharp Street,
fronting on Main Street feet and
running back to Sharp Street.
Town LIT.
All .hat lot of laul lying being aad sit
usted in the town OF Uuion on the North
Side OF Main Street, bounded by lots Of.
J. G. Hunter, Trustee, Mrs.. NJ. p. Dawkins
Eatste Of H. S. Beatty and Main Street,
contain ing --- acres, mers-or4essr ~
TERMS OF SALE.
One-.hiri cash, bAln4ce payable in two
cqnal annual iuslalmentS with inturest
from day OF sale, secured ny bond Of The
purchaser and mortgage ot the Ircn' Sc
purchaser to have The privilege OF paying
all cash, and to Pay Master for papers, End
10 pay all taxes that shall accurc and become
due after the Jay of sale: the purchaser of
The stove.house and lot 10 inslrc tie building
and assign the policy as additional securi,y.
G.. II. PEAkE,
Master for Union County.
Masters Ohice. Nov. 9th 1879
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State 0f South C4roiINa.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pioa3.
W. L. Jones sad Ida Wiiieiord as Admin
istratOr.

Robt. Knight.
In obedience TO an order made in the
above sta,cl case by HIS !.onor Judge JOS.
IL. Earle. | WILL sell at UniDl before tne
Court House door during thu legal urS Of
s.ic, on ,alesday DsJ. 2ad loJ1, the io!iow.
isg lands t1.w,.
Al thai certain tIaot OF land s;tua o. in
Santuc township COUNTY aui state a!or tsaii
founded by lariS J. Nj. Carer, KJtt.
Knight and other. beginning 1t Il stone
running thence :. 3 L. 100 10 ". .. y
o. IN. thence S. ~ ". l. - 10 ssono il
fol K OF branch, thence ). 50 ~.
100 to Stone, theme i - L.
$50 to sweet gum 3 : "a theucc
n. 2f. Is. 25 10 sweet gum y "a III, ,aluC,
y. 70 T.. 2i.T0 10 sionc y, thence $. II
T.. 2l0 to tho bcginhirg c ntan!ng Tor J.
three 10 acres more or less, th; sin.t
bcius the land coayerea to rle rs d"cl O.
Conveyance orTbvnas Bentley, Ku'h catcy
Snliiy Harris and =. J. !a.r's. Tearing Il It
the third day Of Fchy \. l.. 1879.
All .hat certain oth:r tract 6 land s.,s
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State of South Carolina,
COUNli Of UNION.
H.ur' =. Iolmoa Peas.
Nuis Kirk,

Carrie; raig2it, c,a!.
la ONsdisnca % IN order mad. in the
a owe stated case IL il.5 homo" Juigs Jos.
/. Ero lw.,isc / at u"i'n Nc:.rC he Crny,
house DOR uuilL.t The lc-al hOurs Ct ste
al S!tu,d.y Usc. 2ud 1879 tls olouirr
lads to-wi,:
Al! that ce..Gin r,rc"t ui anl containing
IN. Hundred gaI Zen acres moe or less
nova ~ the Gamer aud Each place IN
linckncy Iuwushi! IN UaIJI County aCyre
sad an bounded by lands Of T. y. Wood
Danio CT, ii. q. Little and other.
Term OF SALE
One haii la'b, hhltgcc On {. clit Of Nv I've
moaths with !nterc i:om lay OF sale sccur.
cl by oond Of purchaser Cri mortgnec OF
prcnigcs sa!t Pu.eIa CT :, pay for Iaper
aud v@io ding the sauo Pnrchnsca as, Il
have lriv.!cae 0! Ii5" (; Whole cf hil III
cash
&. Il. PEAKE,
Master Of CHipr County
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State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION,
Court II Comm On Pleas.
Administrator of 4. " Thomson dec
4. Wallace Thomson

4. Wallace Thomson
In obedience to an order made in above
stated case by His ,ionor Judge jog. IL.
Earle, will sell at Union before TIE Court
House door during the lcga, hours of sale on
Salesday Dec. Dad 1926 tho following lands
to- wit:
That lot Of land contsinns abou. one.
fourth acre, siiu';ed and lying On the West
side Of Gros Street in the town Of vniou
between Main md Academy Streets and al
joining lot now Of w L. g. Humphvca and
cf Union Cotton Mills and ~ Main Street
Term Of Sale Cash
c, H. PEAKE.
Master Union County.
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State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common P.els.
Nancy Byurs, e!aI
vs..
Wade Byars, Rufus Byars.
Wade Byars, Rufus Byar..

In obedience to an order made in the above
ntated Case by His Honor Judge James AL
orch dated March Is 1875, will sell ut
Cn,su before the Curt I>use. door during
lao legal hourI OF Sales on Salesdsy 2ui
Dec. 1895 the following lands to wit:
AL that parcel of land containing One
l,,ndred aud Three acres, more or less,
81. lsts in Draytonville Town shipin Union
&, ,nty adjoining lauds Of D. Jeticries
!. :. Harris now Of W. s. Lipscomb and
0;hvIa.
Terms of Sac
One h.lf cash, balance on credit o!
tyelve months from day Of sale secured by
load Of purchaser and mortgage OF prem
o. Purchaser to have privilege of paying
%4ipurehase money in cash
G. II. PEAKE,
Master Of Union County.
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State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court Of Common Pes.
Thompson Robbs, Plaintiff.
Against.

Against
+. NJ. Shell, Defendant.
Per.uant to an order OF sue na l1 in toe
above stated case by His Horoc Judge Jos
pin Il. Earle ! will sell u: pubHc aluiICI
hsf ~ the Court House door ut Union 5. I.
II salesday 2nd ot Decenber "exi.
"All th.t certain piece, pnrcc. or tract Of
nnd, lying and being situated il GrwdcYs
vilc Township, Uai9n Comfy, ate oi S.uta
Caruli,a known as par, Of tho Darwin land
;iug on Quinton Branch and oonndcs o.
nc st 10y Broad River, O. the Nesi by
u; Itan Braach, aai Oh th' NJr:h hy ILc
anc Kennedy laul, being tne same ia&'
MS dry (8ih March 1919. conveyed to +
i. Shcl! by a. FranS Smlth aud containing
.lxiy acres moro or !esS.'
TERMS OF SALE.
Oue half cash, b,l4ncc o. crI liz oi Oh,
year, with interest f;om LAY Of snis sec red
" bond of the parch;ser ami mortgage 4
the premises.
{. II. pEAkE,
Master :or Uniou Couuty.
Masters Office Nov. 9th 1879.
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New York Racket.
CHEAPEST STORE ON EARTH

Price goods anywhere you will and when you come to
us you will find prices ten, twenty-five and thirt
per cent. less than all competitors.
Talk is cheap If you know who selling the
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' az. .' ~. - -
Notice! N0tice!!

All parsJna are hereby. forbidden to
iresf'ss, especially by permitting their
>'1cH to ircspass on the III. lands belonging
t. III, umdersignei or any or either Of
hnm. Situated i'll r'ncknoy and Gowdeys.
vale Townships U.fon County, S. C. I'm.
Ger thv pcnaHy Of the ky.
Smith Wood. j. 4. Chambe rs, ]. T.
"aFner. ] r. L. Meag, W N. q arner, S. J.
Il. lowell for Es,a,e a. I. Howoll.,
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State Of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF UNION
Court Of Commol Pleas.

ID Court Of Commol Pleas.
British and American Mortgage &c. Lea.
:Piaintiff.
p Against
tEEb. Jcferies, individually anl as Aimin-
;fstrstor of Jno. r. Jeneries, decea.cd ct al.
Def ndants.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13
DO YOU SEE2

l can give you perfectly fitted spec
tacles when you need them. also
insert artificial eyes. l learned my
business in London when a boy
and came to this country in 1867.
Many years of study and practice
have made me perfect in my pro-
fession. / am now prepared to fill
all prescriptions from oculists and
their patients at prices that sur
prise and defy competition. No
matter how difficult the prescrip-
ton 1 guarantee to be exactly as
per prescription or money refund
ed. The finest gold spectacles, 10
KIT, 81; IA KIT, $4.75. The same
with steel frames, $3.50 to $500. I
have been in your midst long
enough for you to know my guar
antee is good. Am no itinerant.
II 10 tt E. HERTZBERG, Optician.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

The Katy city ticket office is be.
ing enlarged on account OF an in
crease in business.
j. Waddy Eater, commercial
agent for the Cotton Belt, at Hous-
ton, is in the city.
The Arkansas Pass contemplates
building new depot at Yoakum,
which is TO be two-story struc-
ture.
The Kimball Opera, Comique
company will arrive over the
Southern Pacific from Galveston
this afternoon on special train.
Travelling Freight and Passen-
ger Agent J. B. Brooks, of the
Arkansas Pass, is relieving Clarence
Mangham during the latter's abb
sence on his bridal trip.
A. A. Martin, of the Arkansas
Pass general offices, says that
number of boys tried to steal his
game chicken "Bob Fitzsimmons,"
from his residence at Midway,
West End, yesterday. This bird
carried off the honors at the recent
poultry show and Mr.. Martin says
he wouldn't take $50 for "Bob."
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13
SCHEMES TO SELL PIANOS.

We resort to no such schemes
to sell Pianos, as that "we sell them
at cost, because we advanced
money on them or they were left
us to dispose ofiby another party"
All our stock of Pianos and Organs
are direct from the manufacturers
and purchasers can get good title
and an unquestionable guarantee,
and buy on their own terms with
out notes or interest.
II ID If THOS. GoGGAN & BROS.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. l.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. II.
Synopsis of weather conditions
at s o'clock a. m, 18th meridian
time: Local time Z a. No.
A narrow ridge Of high pressure
extends from Galveston and San
Antonio northeastward; from
thence the barometer gradients
decline northwestward, finally
terminating in a depression, ap'
parently central over northeast
Utah.
Temperatures are higher over
the west portion of the Missouri
valley and lower over the eastern
portion, the Mississippi valley and
Gulf coast sections. Clear weather
predominates no rain reported.
LOCAL FORECAST
For San Antonio and vicinity FOL
the Sc hours ending s p. m. Dec. IA
For Friday-Clear; warmer dur
ing afternoon.
For Ssturday-Clear; warmer
JAMES A. BARRY, Observer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13

placed upon exhibition. Lalloo
has been the leading feature with
the Barnum & Bailey circus for
three years, and appeared at all the
principal museums throughout the
United States, which is sufficient
guarantee that ladies can visit him
with propriety. Lalloo is handsome
In appearance, pleasant in CONVEX
sation, and worth going miles to
see.
On exhibition daily from 10 a.
m. until 9 p. m.
Admission only 10 cents.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13
CITY DOTS.
CBY c. S.

Thad Bell, Pancoast or Sam
Gray would be fools to refuse their
pay.
For nine days service on right-of-
way, 5000 is not much pay.
During Paschars lifetime there
was no suitable clay near here for
any sewer brick or pipe, 30 said the
august Mr.. Gray.
Wonders never cease the sewer
contractors pipes are the best Mr..
Gray ever seen. The clay has
changed.
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ARMY NE WIS.

REPoRTED SPECIALLY For THE LIGHT.
The order directing the change
of troops has been issued to the
troop commanders.
Troop FL will start as soon as
possible and Troop A will start on
January Sth.
A member of Troop F, Fifth
cavalry, who hurt himself recently
at Eagle Pass while riding his
horse, is now in the hospital here
and will have a surgical operation
today. 1t is thought he has injured
his spinal column.
Hereafter the outpost of Eagle
Pass will be occupied by a COM
pany of infantry selected from the
garrison at Fort Clark.
Troop K, Fifth cavalry, will
start from Fort Brown as soon as
practicable and will march to this
post.
It is understood that Lieutenant
Foster, Fifth cavalry, will remain
here in charge OF the mess hall.
Troop Fl expects to start for Fort
Ringgold next Friday.
Between men on leave, transfers
and detached service troop A will
be twelve men short Of its present
strength on its arrival at Fort
Bliss.
There were two enlistments a.
the post yesterday.
Private Haddy, Of troop G, has
been promoted a corporal.
A big farewell ball will be given
to troops A and H Saturday Might
at Schwartz's hall.
Private J. B. Elser, troop c, Fifth
cavalry, tried at Fort Mcintosh
and found guilty of going or
mounted pass in improper uni
form, being drunk and disorder!
in the streets of Laredo and o
abusing a public horse and swear
ing, was sentenced to be confined
ut hard labor for two months ant
fined 500.
Bids will be received for tn
transportation Of heavy baggag
for the troops changing stations.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13

The following arrivals were reg
istered at the various hotels this
morning.
MAHNCKE.
E. F. Hartman, wife and child
Gonzales; A. Schusterman, Aus
tin; A. Thaison, Laredo; Herman
f. Haas, Hondo City; Delbert
Scoff, Faibright, Tex; w. j.
Douglas, Yoakum A. Woster and
wife, New Braunfels.
MENGER
J. Edel, Richmond, Va, D. H,
Naylor, Jr., Chicago; Thomas r.
Green, WOodmont, Conn; J. w.
Bennett, Oswego, Kan; Vincent
de Messing, Herman Weyer, New
York; f. s. Lewis, J. F. Bumaugh,
st. Louis; A. j. Fullen and wife,
Toronto; Mrs. Ida L. Lewis, Lafay-
cite, Ind; S. H. Fields and wife,
Atlanta, Ga.
MAVERICK.
j. G. Reinteges and wife, Jersey
vile, ILL.,; H. Yates, New York /;
Robert G. West, Austin; W. W.
Dunlap, Roanoke, Va.
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Elected Officers.

Schleicher Lodge No. 1902;
knights Of Honor, elected officers
la st night as follows:
Dictator, VIM. Hoetling; vice.
dictator, A. Stencil; assistant die
tator, Charles Schmidt; guide, a.
Gueldner; chaplain, Reinhold
Ruediger; reporter, VIM. Sehu-
wirth; financial reporter, Henry
Schaefer; treasurer, F. Jenull {;
guide. A. Helm.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-13
THE MODERN MOTHER

Has found that her little ones are
improved more by the pleasant
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, when in
need OF the laxative effect OF a gen.
tie remedy than by any other, and
that it is more acceptable to them.
Children enjoy it and it benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup OF
Figs, is manufactured by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Co. only.
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QUITTING BUSINESS SALE.
No Regular Prices-All Knitted at
Harms & Ryan's Old Stand
I2l Alamo Plaza.

Fine MISUNDERSTANDING
hesiery-Youmans hats.
Gents gloves-suspenders, e. and
w. collars and cuffs-dress and fam
cy shirts-nobby suits and overcoats,
English trousers. This is grand
opportunity to buy elegant haber-
dashery for Christmas and save
dollars, 80 cent pieces and dimes.
Everybody welcome to look at all
times.
Mr.. Harms will be on hand to
greet his old friends and patrons,
don't delay! ~ Is and Is 2t,
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ono Foolu Off.
To the DAILY LIGHT:

In your yesterdays issue "No
Fool" charges that the city collec-
tor has two assistants at the ex-
pense of the city. mo Fool" ought
to have posted himself; the collec-
tor pays his two assistants out of
his own pocket. The assistant city
attorney and his assistant, Capt.
Nevils, don't belong to the collec-
tors department, but are really the
successors Of Brand & Co.
"BIG FOOL" I.
ygeI,Uuy neeu rave Neuralgia Get Or, MICS
esja Pills fro DIR -C'-ts. Onecent doees
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What "a Real Tax Payer" Says.
TBY C. ST.

BY c. S.
Once Aaron spoke to Sammy Gray,
& Take me along to Monterey,
Twill not be sour expense"
Just watch me on some council
day,
How quick Pill make the city pay
My pleasure trip to Providence
So don't you fret bout Monterey,
The ID tax payers have got to
pay"
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REDUCED CHARGES

for the Finest Dress Making. For
the balance of this month our
charges for making will run as
low as $3.50. Ladies who have
given US a trial know what cheap
rate this is. JOsKE BROS.
~ l22t.
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LETTERS

In the LIGHT office in answer to
advertisements: J. R., l; A. E. B.,
l; B., 4 G. S., l; Henry, l; G. N,
2; D., l; Bargain, 2; NJ, l; S. W.,
3; A. B. c., l; B. W. H., l; Energy,
|; Y. X, 3.
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NOTICE.

After today the office Of DR.. S.
NJ. Appelwhite will be at the Book
.er drugstore on South Flores
street. II Ii Ut
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A PAIR OF HORSE THIEVES.
They Will Likely Spend the Rest
of Their Days in Prison.
Court News.

OF Their Days in Prison.
Court News.
Q. Clark was convicted and sen.
fenced to five years in the peniten-
tiary in the Thirty.seventh Dis
trict court this morning for horse
theft. He was sentenced to five
years for similar offense only a
few days ago, and there are two
more cases pending against him.
He has also been tried in Madison
county for horse theft; and was
given thirteen years, making
total OF twenty-three years that he
has to serve thus far in prison.
j. l.. Lindley, compadre of
Clark, will also be tried, here on
four charges of horse theft. He,
too, has a thirteen-year sentence to
serve, from Madison county.
A misdemeanor case against l..
White, for swindling, was dis
missed.
August Moos, witness, entered
into recognizance in the sum of
800.
CIVIL BUSINESS.
Abe Ash was given leave to in
tervene in the cases against Mrs.
H. Rhein,et al.
Mamie Garbade vs.. Theodore
Garbade, divorce; dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
FORTy. ErEvrrt DTsrprSvr CoUpr
ID. M. Gibson VS.. Galveston, Har-
risburg and San Antonio Railway
Co., on insurance policy jury, on
trial.
COMMISSIONERS COURT.
The com missioners this morning
approved the county collectors
report for the month of November,
which is as follows:
State taxes-Ad valorem, $3,7l0.-
%; school, So, 1859; poll, 1921 ;
costs, $63.9O; occupation, 1888.
County taxes-Ad valorem, SS,- |
S5S.92; railroad subsidy. $1,0457O;
poll, $4S.50; district school, $176.5S; !
occupation, So, 6S8.99.
Total state and county taxes, !
$l7,030.S1.
The assessment on the property !
of Frank Carpenter was ordered !
corrected and he was allowed a !
credit of 1925 on his assessment for !!
1895.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nelson Mackey to Aaron French,
tract Of land on the west bank of |
the Colorado creek, in the Knox
tract; 1926.
Darkin T. Smith and wife to Mrs.
Maria J. G. Cantu, west half of lot
3, block IA, on Park avenue; $500.
Minna and III. G. Bloemer to
Fred. DiekrOeger, lots |, 2, 3 and 4,
block 7, old city lot 5; $3.50.
Anna and Charles Simmang to
w. A. Chapman and VIM. Dob
1000 acres of land on the
Calaveras creek $25 and other con-
Estate Of w. s. Stevens to F.
Poeschel, lot IA, block 43, on Ave-
nue. d, between Maverick square
and Twelfth street ;s$1, 800.
w. A. WurZbach to j. H. Mass,
lot 7, block l., on Nolan street;
$3.50.
NEW SUITS FILED.
A. @. Pancoast VS.. l.. G. Brand.
Miss S. Prendergast and J. A,
promissory note, 1925,
and foreclosure OF lien on lots z, 8,
9. 10 and IL, block G, city block
zoos.
Francis l.. Town VS.. r. r. Slater
and w. J. B. Patterson, promissory
note and foreclosure Of lien.
COURT NOTES.
Affidavits have been sworn out
against a number of young men
of this city, who took part in row !
several nights ago. AS soon as
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-Theo. Artzt's orchestra fur
nishes music for balls, parties and
at reasonable prices. Call at 81
Avenue G, or 1T Soledsd, opp.
court house. 10 IL tt
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MAVERICK,
WANTED,

A chambermaid; German pre-
ferred. Apply at COS Ave. G.
12l3 2t
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THE LATEST THING OUT.

Linen finished Photographs at
Rothwelps Gallery, 107 West Com
merce street. ii 81 tf
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were reg
istered at the various hotels this
morning.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-07
Bacterial Bligh: of the Tomato.

DIR. A. E. W., Centerville, Miss: NY
tomato vines have been diseased for three
years past The past season l have had
none at all to mature. About the time
the tomatoes are grown, one twig or one
limb begins to wither. and this usually
extends to the entire plant in day or two
The whole patch is not attacked at once
out generally one plant after another be-
comes diseased, until it extends to the
whole 40
For the three seasons past have plant
cd In the same garden, but not in the
identical spot. The whole patch withers
and is full of fine, full grown fruit
tried kerosene emulsion to no purpose
also slug shot and tobacco dust I have
seen the gardens affected in like manner;
not in the same neighborhood, but six or
eight miles apart.
What Isl the disease and what is the
remedy?
[Answer by HUGH N. STARNEs, Horti-
culturist.l
You have exactly described the
symptoms of the Bacterial Blight Of the
tomato-a disease which of late years
is becoming quite prevalent at the
South. and affects the Irish potato as
we'll as the tomato The bacterium in
question follows the inroads previously
made by a fungus-the MdcrospOrium
sotdni-after the vitality Of the plant
has been lowered by the latter's attack.
1t is productive, in some sections, of a
great deal of damage, and is quite per.
slstent 1t is liable to increase for
some time unless remedial measures
are universally adopted, for the simple
reason that both tomato and potato
growing is largely ON the increase in
all parts of the South
On account of its persistency rota-
ton should be strictly observed, and as
far as possible neither tomatoes nor pc.
tatoes should be planted either on the
same spot, as succession, nor in close
proximity. The writer believes. that
he has also discovered the bacterium in
question on chrysanthemums planted
this year on the spot occupied by toma.
toes last year, showing that the malady
may in future extend to other plants
Wherever there are any indications
of the blight the plants should be taken
up and burned, and the plat for the
next season located as far off as pos.
sible.
Spraying with Bordeaux Mixture
will also prove effective. Make the so.
luton rather weak-in the proportion
OF 4 pounds bluestone and pounds
lime to so gallons of water.
The applications you used would do
no good because they are all insecti
cides, not fungicides
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1895-11-07

APPLEs-Red Astrachan. 10 per cent;
f. Hareest. 10 per cent; Red June, 10
per cent; Shockley, 90 per cent; terry,
~ per cent; Yates, 20 per cent; Gates
Winter, 10 per cent. and Ben Darts. 10
per cent.
PEACHES - Alefdhder, 20 per cent;
fleitas ST. John, 20 per cent; Tillotson,
10 per cent; Cramford's Eorly, 10 per
cent; CrdWford's Late. 10 per cent; Ell
oertd, 10 per cent; Stump the World, 10
per cent; Susquehanna, 10 per cent.
Strawberries and BLACKBERRIEs
would also do well in your section. Plant
OF former. Hoffman, Bubach No. 5, and
Hacertand, in equal quantities with
Sharptess in alternate rows with Bubach
to pollenize it.
OF BLAcKBERRIEs. try E. Harvest, KIT
tatinny, Taylor and Snyder, in equal
quantities.
Good Nursery firms to deal with are
+: J. Berckmans, Augusta, Ga; Geo.
d. Miller & Sons. Rome, Ga, and w.
u. Beatie. Atlanta, Ga.
1. V. Munson, Denison, Texas,
handles the Carman grape; and S.
nj. Wayman, Pomona, Ga, can furn
ish the Terry apple.