The Grenada gazette., April 21, 1888, Image 8

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ill be Me,
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i is
*■ where a
inimical no, In
uda, to the N«"
Fai,lier, Wircna
"Banner'
id« i
We have
veil enough to JlJuk 1
but he
a good editor.
vi ites
!
; t
trie
Tiie very
adorns the pate of the >eiiior I
hereof, was a pi' «ent from the p* pu (
of C. . 1 . ;
lar and enterprising bous
Austin & Go., I«
make our most grateful a« , knowl"dg
we
nent.
j
illlllnl
'I'll«* law firm of Shek A Longstreet
dual cou
re ce i ve
s. Wo
DD
en «liss
lias h
IpT
n
jointly attend to all business of thclrighl
late firm.
March 15 . LS-.H.
!. J. Hi.ack,
J.C. Lon « « sin r. ii
Various c«m 1 Bi«*s and towns In the
voted lib
ail road« that arc
We hope t h"V ma.V have
Htat<* have quit « 1 reccnsly
eral donations t«
to he built,
better luck in this direction than did
t
I
Our county paid about i
I
Grenada.
IWfiJUO OU, just for th<* fun of voting
n.
ascertain and
i>tt nf
Krom a'! that v.e r
«■ haw tu kt-P V
tli-' I'ut-U
pending in-.nipipal
• ; . *\ u m«>iv uU»H i -
by !iu- Rm
pan*. I,
•
iifU i
» m
Udcpei
Th
j .-•'it»* were trluiupuHtU
>( the Republican party uj n;
j s composed »»t* u dWfbt"»..
Ing «.*f «.ne old mai
:i|nt two old fuo.i: •• I'*
- i 1 VÜI- i «*tti*iifih.iirisui
iitivnu •
(hi j
wüte«! trio, . -'t
Itrti
Jhqulbli
eh <»i
i |\
J
j oast
•act; of t ht'Ui i* ala
i<» tlj* DcinocPatie |nrt>
position to
eri«»u**
indulircnot
ud *f«u
t<* (
■ r
rosily of th*' Dfiui
Ms
erei 1 ure
le Knit CI
II i* lllgll till
year
Hie
*(iltJ*iii|; those facts mid also liiirhci
takinv:
i un* that t In* y .v
:u » ■! acuinst any such
to
si-muld lie. »•
*
Uepul-lii-Mu
i » \ any sort of tiiUhap
and
lil Ml th
is city et
'■id slioul i it»e
I
■Veil
i
■ ** r
It
■mild
«suhl end.
be
latter
! , 11(1
'v«'titual 'y ta
Wei!
to get tilings straight.
! • »■» i uri
W
c «.ftlut.
•tut an> turn
i -he
ce got l kings g.
:: a- : If !>• m
i. T t tic l'e
-hoiibi,-. n
is \ -ry |»!'iin
supp'»ri tisi*
I». ïimerntic | ' l
ine a im
:
; ,nd
! b
Tb
Kt r
• If
i 1 ;l - 1 11 ''■ ,
a:»*I Ilf'
• I lu
mu
big-;,
C It.
i r
o ,
,
efiici.
I
\. Ma
: and
hat
; !:,M Nfnmla
" r \ " 111 o i
-r..l apprnv
al! tIn ir
- <H'
! liable
to
!
r:t
• o'
t i i mi
■mnty
lav,
ami
'll ''»'S
: ging
!
i In
p, •.,}»!,' wer,
" k*'* ,' "I 1 Oi'-ii
fed
■>tlId make a Very great
of tin
!U*'t, t
uldiiT take a ina
that it
n anil sustain a
, j
1 One
mainta
l.oia ni g ii lire,;, than it d -es t « » k
— • r u 1 • : and it is ulur'si safe to a
j
n
the
. of ihi.-i u >
• ■nt in t he due
are kept
onto;.
• I
!
• untry
i ,, f,, r . il.
W . reai'li I 11
• •d
• have nev- i
• iic| u
note,
lor goo
• lock that had Iio st
•nitted to ru
nl 1 '"
: ' i IL 1 1 1 .ir le
I,,. : like
'.Minty
i a w t
e «'Ul
gin to no i
ii
1 shjtt
kinks
au
i ,- 1 G
ig
I'S Ill'll)
t II
-■''111
H« m
.
lie
h;
• •
- on
jw>t as
hal an
111 - day Him v.
»had.v place I we
•a ref:
liy
• an-»liotlld lie I in
' ,U't
He spread !,he
floor ! gr«*s
iîluTci on tlw
here they could I ■!,
old In
They :
:
|
ill*
or thn-c in
.,p
weather hy
t S') lie
• i...d mi- v»
an on I
i"i
t o j>i ; "<t them It out ' <*a
. , t r « .■ i i - '.;;»•
: he
it is
ioUI.
if ;
spoiling.
i Hilf fr.« -ml • follow Un- **xarnpit i of t h •
I gent!* um;, spoi.ei
: tile'." will i>
this
•• equally f; :l unat .-1 able
»vu ; Our
e.- of tin ir
; r a 1 r i i » g all wiulei, until the Hew
i is gatl»ere«l in April.
and have I rish pota
ciop ar,
oti.
been, for some tine*
investigating tin*
\ bout i in* most Bu
is that the
ami i'.ic
n this« unit ry
d, engaged i.
•atn*d trust«.
• riant fuel elmih
! IM--t. unrest aim
; t tit -"i lard 1 hat we gel i:
co 111 J>« i se«1 of I logs g
il c.otl«»
;
(
. ;
' ! 4i|j
U is
hit
!
state that th«* cotton--*'. \'d is tin*
i "si part of tii«* ■•«mipotind
any, Hu- greatest D«*inocratic «n
gani/.ation in N*
r
al*
York, ha
j op-n« «l lire on tic "Triid<,"aiin pi'o
:;r into Africa,"
•airy lie
poses to ■'
lod-speed in their
We
vieil Ta
i.inv
i C. i » li * ! that a
Hiob* country,
I
w.
d motto for tills
:
thclrighl now, would b - "N
Trust,"
'I'he conteuiplated a«*ries of Gospel |
*etings at the Baptist (Miurch
lay, the 4 th, inslca«! !
s before an -1
v i 11
begin next Hi
q tin* r>th, Sunday
lUtc'eih Rev. . 1 . T Chastain, secrc- J
>f the Convention Board of Mis
t a ry
I sissippi Baptists, w ill
i tings from day to day for h # wed;
I or more. Ail are invited to atteud. | in
niduct the*
it;» ll« r<i|tt<iit.
- !• <r the mut », î;!)c i Bm r mutin
« portion of which is well aetni
Bermudn; sow down «quai portion««
n. or.hard .m l tail Up • low «Ht gra«*
•'in-mi »lock far
r»UM«* » '*r
#](
*P«
«a lie
h. e. selecting g*»*»d, tested "
I i£n< »r«
i n, wheat, ogts, ,
• -, an 4
» m * « tie« limsUeJ 4 ■
c «»nly
-'t "! 1 Î
h y. I-ay, point*
turnip*, pin.,
,1 i.'N as ijrc necessary for
of the stock, The '
Itrti iuû'hi • Il »(lord I In* boat of pa*
11
ilSl.lilUIC.
ng, i t mu nar- "
|\ May to October or November. Im-j
uiciihitely upon it» i'wKsiiiif t«i tqrnjah j,
oast tirage, the orchard and tall mead- ! -
its relief, ;1 *
es to
• at
un ipiod vt i hier pHK
aliihr c*j, i
its tiib Hcrnnnh r <lit! Bummer.
1 ure
c the
ill at}' t d pit'turn
year round, and it will
•es'sury to feed slock during exet s
set ami cold u eat hcr. I haw
Hie t
tie
st*
»•
• relitii d
eess, is adap
urow i
* liotoughiv t»*sti'd tii
I»,*
and It ha- prove
d s,
dl kinds
shi.i
• T lands titan
luring w
furnishes excellent winter
dished by all kinds of i
It is a perennial grass, and ;
■Veil Upon pi
1 .M,.
Winter. I
frrazln«|
T'tss. keeps c
i
, 11(1 is much
: oi ,
much a fixture as j tm»
d •
It will at a
r * I out Im mueli l • t
-he Bcrntud:
r sti ni
O
lim!le«i am «un 1
hat
il moisture it t ikes to
there are several bum-hes
sing
and
!
v d.imney perb'd I y «grc,
' l
fourth
this tin
luxuriant
,nd tin* place
b y.»;,i of moisture.
vbere it \< irm
Vin g is j and
There
is no gi
lu tter iid-iuîed to orchards and back
shad'd »»r not.
v
i r i vc.* anywhere.
Kor savin g f«»r hay,
•c it pi oper)\ j '
ill furni-n from two or
owing to •
and it
a
stvle ot lam I
Slf-uI i the ul'ove
h-«*,*ss, our much ab»
ill l*<* the lands sought after.
W
fill he in finitely tin
Mims'
Mark
liable lands
ve ha'e.
predict i,» h , that the lien
in;, j
it li t he grass h
! i then rank
o' Kelliuckyf
■II that there an
parties
been made sick and
lav,
ging at Bei
remark, as I have
for me, you are welcome to
i In Bermuda."
C'.ttnn
frcpi
I * 1 1> ilea
Aside fr,
grass, Bermuda improves tit
Is both m furnishing vegatubi
natter and preventing its washing.
One oi her reason
by tins grass ha*
n Ie" nproperly apprécia
s is, that pari tea who
the land ami have ijmmI it, have
1 winter grazing und have suffer
u >
I 11
• •d t heir stock to shift for them
can unt il spring ; wlmn
liest they
ph
e«l ill keej
w that sueci
dead poor that il takes all tin
mg hummer lo i*\ in living
1 '" 11 '
lo.,
i rs very mueli
..«*U ofiiny liini^lhrit !niV" be.-u
If left to
pine
IT H
tain.
: like si
-tail-fed or
pampered.
is ,*1 ves. they SO
1 shjtt for t nc
id di«*.'
au ay a
1 G i>prop N !•: w I* a h M i it : -
The Honorable Clark
•.any friends i n t hi.- county a
.affords them much pleasure to i'c<
•nt of hi- n line as a
nounc*
. amlidatc for ( '<* jgressiouai honor-,
lie is a farmer ami alive to the ag:i
i'uhural mtcivët
South
•ould I»' alloitether ap
I we think It
.priât«' for tie- politn itu
I in tiie fanner for iii» non
,U't
ination as
!,he Democratic candidate b
s. We are loth t«» believe that
('on
! gr«*s
I ■!,
of honor aiih
the agrl *
es to positiu
Ç avcI
: ru-t are
entirely close«
11
D, he monopolized
culiurist, '»r
are
hy the profe?
long
lawyers and
v!) composed ol
luiv,
win
not
' <*a nitalist s
fier what Mi y B-ru
'.;;»• - interest« of rln^eonntrv," which i
"tin
Id!-- !
lut iiK'litd, lani.iiijj;
iithef iiidnatry i»
; due.»
lours
is not j
v ! i i I e the pm
eer
lV
able to rcaliz .-cost for hi-- produels. J
•reliants and duct
; Our hi w vers,
large hearted, natri
sm truly
-icultural cnmiiui
ar,- in the mai
oti. citizen-, hut mi
piesent an
r be
h keenly alive to ils ib
id eu!
i y,
iif brain.
tcrest« as
that industrv.
tun* Ir«
It would certainly i-«* a nice thing in
iuterrupt tiie usiiiiI
1
tliis installe«
; current of polities, and elect from liic
to
of Missi
! 4i|j ('ongresMiomi
actual rcjirescutative of
hit h* rto neglected class.
! sippi, :
Fa kmbu.
f tic l>«*rn«u , iatie j
;
<• n aia, Mis«,
The members
Kxecutive Gommitt«"
arc rerjwcste«
f (ir«;. i«l
nc-t
county
in
Hat unlay the 2 ^ Ii da*. <*f
<ireiiada
. for the
April 11 o'clock ...
purpose of naming t Ip- time atio man
I ner of selecting delegates to att«
1
: thr* State Gonvenlloh * » he held in |
Jackson the 2 drd of Mav.
|
!
-1
j
j
\V. C. MpLi an.
. Ex. <'«»in.. Gremul.) ( '««.
J
('Inn. \h
!
!
West Point had M f*» 0 ,(KK) fire last
Nathan G«dd*tein
II" lost lli J
1 ilia life, i
Saturday night.
hou*-e, his st
| in the Haines.
was I '-« 4 principal lo- "'.
ck of goodsu
i* C è A/ CTî F.:—
ul»t i »»nut y UU.'iM-" fuel April (it tiiunl
i.uinuri Sohool llouoo, Owin# to in- !
if! (ho Inin -
#](
rnrotiM
*P«
u.»
:v. .Mil
Utl; tu
"
,
* «n
1 os.
n,«> r
pU*ft
hi
the
mty Aft
•i to which tli«'
is n, tin* mighty
In tiuiuoe UN K»
to
'
»*(1
«■h
11 * 1 . Il M
U»
■tor. win
t«- *»f the
ereilen
We luni h
full
•yn«t|»Mis »i
"
ililiitss «tom- whil«* tto
iiiitlti «.
- i,
;1 * v
.its vv< i .* pO'ijAi'tiig tlu-lr
; we hope
y
0,1
et»
ml
fi
re to
<1 pn't'i'pf upon prt*enpl. " *
• atilf
:
u life
to have i
toast on«-*
i.t
nt*
<*r cornpctct
In
•.»• Main und National hot
tie «i
vn who« «o or
i-. Th«* Allin
st* :.- ln tho way of procuring
wiircln'UNM» nt ClrenadH
took
vlll
such point
I»,* t«i tin* *w<t lnt»*r« j sts of the farmer;
i* m et «»r putting I *r. Mi-Swtnoti
linmtlf «•ott.ci, S 5 r«i 4 *«'rl,*.>. hard wore,
sees prop, r to do
shi.i
». We
.M,. tr tin Aim
up the Huh-Alil:
vlll el»*,-! 1 lieil
„CT vvIM » tie* Doc»«»!
notify him win* tto y
.Home
oi , upl,.d In 1 !)<• dlvcnsstim of
Mill-Alllitii* "'* stivtel
tm» rho .
Juris, llethi
o.l. stick
•ihn I tv. 'Hill!
Ill ■!«» p:«
• •
O tl).- ronsttmtleu.
-
und It ■
f H». All]
so kindly, und in
a• f,.r It. x«.i
W„UM
and of, i
•. i;lcc n.i
Mttieliif
umili! '«■
'
in I'd- : IIIm/.
und
d treufd tÏ»
.• i v,',!
.!) Mill
W . I .'
unifd tin
••«t- I P-'*:«
I will not
d „I the l.o-T-il
s*o«nl c.'i and \!l..f:*
;
i,' worthy V».-.
<-e. I Ihcv
!'f
worthy 11 nmd ier of il>
li-s, Dr. .1,unison. He is
Hi
next
ipel Hill : î i *»»**. 3 d Krh
I
flit • >\ \ l.s.
.■I Ch
\\
i
Vus til I « I CI
• '• leading attorney:
. it. Win
Weii
i.
H. M itHi
1 ! • n.
: u i ; i Pi s'. Th
ph iiMint visit.
left
Mirihl. Mr. II.
where he
for Memphis,
M»t W'.l.u-duy,
vill i j . k ' •
Burk « hudoi, i,, ill.' rl-unii'l
iy, I
.d ali ii
r -
!
TaPalmtchie,
raicd ids eigl
N. Harpi"),
Maj.
dy-two miles,
He
if tl:.;.
,! !.i,l« Gii
i w, SVo honestly, ca
"
,■ lu* 11 * 11,1
"p
HON. A T. i:O A N !..
r ICHdlnu fu
and a sub.-Ci
Kill I to
iîf.' Koani*
•lu t .in,
i ni*
!
j
Und. \« ithonl coasnltiiKt
»tiler ;
set in it
j Hr
Judge );<
• " 11 m;.
lV nil a g ivi*l de;
dM»«'i
. -Sardl- Heport
J
are not
•v m
i .1 .1 Hilge I ton I
i»IM- ewtilll tl<
i
r-t prominent, ami!
colore«! Republican j
its this v« ry significant ques-}
f..*w davs since. He said: ''Mr. j
plain j
< )nc of the
most Inh Ilig m!.
tske«l
1 ion
Kditor ! want !
trail. hl-''' rv.
/Oil to give me I In- sa. i
~ I;
you
■rd question and I want
* kind of an- !
believe that the 1
tli«l for Mr.
re at most
a hit" penpl
\V. ]L Crow d r, for marshal, h«*ca'i«e
j or Mr.
; ng d'h
are almost solid 1
red pernib
Duhard?" W«*uskany doubl
ais in the Democratic
cob
!
, how the white IF -
dug t«) voir* on tliis
, and then by putting this
what
•certain, als
public I ir; are
I u e• t in
and that tog«dher, decide fn
his
tarty Mr. Dub.ml expects to gc
| support.
j After the longest and most expen
j -five trial « ver known in th»* history
Hamilton lias
! if 1 1 1 i n State, Jones
! : »«->«*!) acquitted of the murder of Rod*
The result is just
i '
d rick Gan d reh
what we autic.p.ile«! and predicted,
We
suppose this
I
will have to settle it.
j Tl»
liniiiiM
i
•
lot
lory
: profit
1 to
yard
animal
in
lu
»lance
ries
ed
On
enough
grain
sumed
the
enough
!
-
m.?,
r'"
- ■> %
.
TZ k ■ > ' > .
A '
H" -
!ps|
V
VEET
m
f^-'K AeJ
y y? mx
fi
■
-
b
:
LI
> »
Si
In order to make »tire of a hi« reduo
lion In our Spring Stock we have cut
our figure* v^ry close. We realize
that it is
A Pressing Matter
cotton
in
upon
paying
ter.
of
this
the
may
th
Stock
profit
idle people must have Spring and
Summer goods while they will be ot
ne use to thorn, ami we have re
el veil to settle the question at once
by making
I
• • A
-
ti?!
! Oi
f»
LU
à
s fawns • af.o per y,l
si i t ; •••»! Jiut
•In hass
unfit
*ut
red
,1
• wonli g •<
per yd
rt li l*V
ry.
ir«*
d N
i* I'« 1 *
10 ,• U
the
er is
ing
would
of
duct
half
200
Rt'd Till ill Hot In in*
\\ ;
vu fd
.»/A-llpw... -
.
■1 si
*.l
Sunk
silk
:<!, a s
a, 11 . r 11 ■ >
« pair
Kill
five"
un.! m 0 n,»w Spring
c, 10 v u p
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; .a-it«»' «;
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severe
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liil liiNimiiH'i* Aj;«'iit,
Grcnadd, Miss.
for
for
Sale of City Property nt Auction.
visors, I
! wi, J:
!k Board al .Sa pci
r«Dr ol
Bn
Ntondey, 7 th Day of May, ! 808 ,
»ell nt nil, lion, ill front of tin* < <*urt House
the
1
of
the
It
r.flic foil
to
[i-\vlt : Houth division
Muir
•«•cl ii ml KM 1 a
■t : front
1 A
I«
•<*l deep; North Kust », uijd Hoitth '... l«>t 2
ist L
r's Survey; hik! part
It. 1 ». O
hip 21 ! rang«- r >
17 t«
! ,'.,st ; ill in tli-.' Fast Wald nfclty of (irennda.
•chii
-
■ and twoyi*
is cusli, or
Ten
iy prcf«*r.
President.
April 13, !SSK,
in
c of Panola, Miss., Ir
lovorunr.-hlp.—
i. A,. T. H<
*n tinned
Mt'inplils Avaliinc .
The ab,»V" is all cn
The Hi
r tlj
■reel save as to
the locality given.
domicile is in Grenada.
eitiz'*n of the whole H'ate :»f Missiy
'Piic gentlemen's
but l»« i* a
lbe
the
up
go
i .,
I
sippi ; t
d Ifele.elcd to this high and
responsible position would lie (B»v
of the whole Stale, without
art:
I partiality or prejudice.
y»nij!fc**ff» J'»uni.
j Tl»- «•ml ip| all a^rli'iiUuml j rortuc
liniiiiM IIjt- render of t.o* Houilo.rn
i (!uitivrtitjp well know, i» animal cm.
• Huniptinii uillmr an food nr clothjUK
lot animal*, man included. The lac*
lory wliisdi «'invert»ciition into yarn*
il» finished ppidU't leave* Ifi..
: profit of o'niverliug tin ** Into cloth
1 to another factory. I/<*t u* iliuu re*,
yard all of our doinvatn* animal* aa
inaoliiuea for the eon version ofuheup
vegetable uiatter into more valuable
animal products, »«oil a* wool, bee/,
mutton, pork, milk, i)tftf*i poultry, or
in the ea*e of limai» and mule»—work,
lu this view the more vegetable sub*
»lance utilized by these animal facto
ries the greater the dividends declar
ed to the owners of the factories,
On many southern plantations
enough pens, potatoes und small
grain is wasted to produce, If con
sumed by swine, enough bacon for
the family of the pro] rietor, and
enough hay dries in the fields, if
harvested ami fed in connection with
More >)nrk
cotton seed, to produce more val««
in beef and milk than tho ootton crop,
upon tfie plantation will bring after
paying cost of production of the lat
ter. We fail to utilize the very forces
of nalurc which do our bidding most
willingly and profitably. So true is
this that the measure of success of
the tillers of the soil in the south
may be very accurately gauged by
th- attention given to stock*breeding.
Stock ou I he farm often utilili/.e with
profit vegetable growths which would
eil, not only remain wifch
unfit
*ut profit, but proven positive inju
ry. The most prosperous farmers
ir«* those who avail themselves of
the animal factory to the fullest ex
ami while the '•oottnntott" is
wearing out hi" land the stock farm
er is annually and rapidly improv
ing hi*. Tin i nt r »duel
ouglihrd males a I i over the pouth
would in tsvo years double tiie value
of live stock in that section. A Me
buck intro«iuce to ;• tlock of "na
raise the wool pro»
duct in tin* di'-piing from two and a
half to live pounds per annum and
A shorthorn bull ssili add
200 pounds to t lie t wo year old hub*
locks.—Southern (Tiltivator.
of thor
five" e'
Ves U'l
•aplt«°.
<• l (inkling U Dead.
The grandest and gieatest of the
After
k; •
UepublieaiiH is gone.
very
and painful illness, during
ie a brave and manly
severe
which he
iaaitl * for his life—eharaeterisUc of
the man—hnt all in vain. Fn our
opinion Bose
equal in his party,
ly he had
other 1 :
«ods greatest citizens ami the nation,
regardless of creed or locality mourn«
irre put able 1
kling wus'without
I ntellectual
superior in this or any
i. He whs one of Ameri
( '«
1 ) 11 . 1 ».
On Tuesday last Mrs. W. A, Odom.
She leaves a husband and three lit
tle child
old, to mourn her untimely loss.
, the youngest six weeks
On Wetinesdtiy niLtht ItiHt Mr*.
Annie i,. Minier, relict of .Ni. K. Mis
Mt*. Mister »it» for many year»
ter.
a citizen of our town and leaves here
warm friends to regret her
many
demise.
Va/,
Pity papers pic,
I'ohtkd.
All parson» ara liart'by noliftt'd tliat
il have by authority
if the lake
the ntnlersit!
|io»t('ii ail that portk
half mile north of the depot, known
■is the "Dump," lyitiKon the land of
j. n. Weeks; and all persons are for
fisiiinir in said lake or other
hidden
wise trespassing on said premises
under penalty of the law.
Ladd & Ahath.
April 12 , 1888 .
We cal! attention to the .Stock Ili
ad., >fMr. J. B. Snider, found
If you have
rattnooow, iii.sure the
stiranet
elsewhere in t hi« iasue.
a fine horse
same with Jake, and then if the ani
ial shoubl depart these GoaUft for
liereafter, it will be a great
b< undies
consolation to get value received for
tin* name.
K.ucr.'iid H.til Uix, a very
f St. Louis, has bev»»
learned divine
as a weal ht F
•ngaging in htisines
»pliet for Horm- time P î,H l and has
}{•• nr* dieted
:
been quite successful,
iictu'ly nil tlie" sturm» and hllMaids
that have n.M-urred the past se.' S'in,
and -ays there is cue mare, mote
terrifie than any of its predooessors,
ill
for us this season, and tin a v e
'lMie last one is booked
for the following week, between
April 22 nd and 28 th. We hope the
reverend gentleman will misa bis
guess on ilie last one.
I
< oco,»' Nut Grab
A correspondent writes
garding t his pest ftf the cultivator
of tlu* «oil :
I. had a few acres thickly Infested
with nut grass, and determined, If
possible, to gei rid of this unwelcome
interloper.
the fall, gave It a sallow plowing
the following spring, and planted In
cottou early in April. 1 cultivatod
It as well as 1 could, but it seemed
almost inpomsihle to keep ahead of
About August 1 «^ I took
follows
1 a
I«
2
L
r >
Broke the land deeply
in
Ir
to
a
lbe grass,
the turning plow, wrapped the graft*
up completely and did not uiJow it t*>
go to v* ci. 1 cautmt explain how \i
i ., but my coco has disappeared and
I am troubled with it no I auger.—
Time»* Democrat.