The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1901-07-25
OFFICE OF D. III. HARDY, Sec. OF Seate,)
AUSTIN, TEX, Nov. 81, 1900.
POOR CROPS IN BRUNSWICK.

POOR CROPS IN BRUNswICK.
Southport Standard A prominent
farmer from Town Creek said on Sat
urday last, that he would be willing to
give his prospect cotton crop for what
he had spent on the crop to date, In
Guiding guano and labor, that for the
money spent he would give his present
prospect.
1t appears that the corn crop in
lower Brunswick is not damaged so
much as in the eastern part. The
more recent rains will damage it only
In the lowlands. The crop has been
hurt by high winds during the past
month. In the upper part of the
county the corn crop is off decidedly.
The cotton crop has suffered the
county oyer, and Is doubtless cut of
one half.
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SIX NCHEs-OF RAIN IN TWENTY-FouR
HOURS.
Winston Sentinel: Distressing re-
ports were received Monday regarding
the damage done to growing crops by
the rain Saturday and Sunday nights.
Six inches of water fell here from Sat-
urday morning to Sunday morning.
The Salem creek was several feet out
of the banks. The Yadkin river rose
Sunday morning at the rate Of foot
an hour. It was reported to be eight
feet high next morning, but was falling
at II o'clock. The Fries power plant,
on the river, had to close down at 2
o'clock Sunday on account OF high
water.
Some of the creeks in the country
we're reported to, be higher in places
than ever known before. A great deal
OF corn was swept away. In several
bottoms water was over the top of the
corn. Many farmers have planted the
third time, but they will not try their
bottoms any more this year.
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WHITE Man TURED YELLOW.
Great CONSERVATION was felt by the
friends Of NJ. A. Hogarty OF Lexington
KY, whom they. saw he was turning
yellow. Hiaskin slowly changed cox
or, also his eyes, and be suffered terrib-
u. His malady was Yellow Janndiee.
HE was treated by tho best doctors,
hut without benefit. Then he was nd
iyised to try Electric Bittezs, tho won
deFful Stomach and Liver remedy, and
he writes Aftor taking two bottlesI
was wholly cured. = a tr1al prcsesit1
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