... somewhat risky growth on the lower lands, has been known to bear in the third year. The gooseberry, currant, raspberry, and blackberry of these (comparatively) highlands are described aa of immense B , ze, fresh, plump, and beautiful. Within reach by railway ...

... The European plums will not succeed in this part of Texas. Blackberries are very profitable when convniient to a market. The best kinds are Dallas, Kittatinny and Texas Pink. The Bradden blackberry is doing well in Colorado county. ClitAns.—On my grounds ...

... &min and including the counties of Fayette, Austin. Colorado, L4vaca, Wharton and most of Fr Bead, peaches, pare, plums, blackberries, ...

... silver and tin healing orts, fruits, currants, go s. berries, strawberries, and plenty of and brick clay. All this con- blackberries and raspberries. J. P. Stewart sold statues an excellent backing for manufactures last year $l.OlO worth of raspberries ...

... sells to dealers at an average of 8 cents a pound. The quality of ber. ries grown on the foot-hill land is of the beet. Blackberries give about the same returns as Etrawberries. Laud such as lam cultivating may be bought in my neighbourhood for from $l5 ...

... already a spectacle of sizable proportions, although Republican candidates for the Governorship are not as thick as blackberries in blackberry time. Lieutenant Schwatka's stories about finding the mosquitos in Alaska a terrible nuisance are confirmed by E ...

... rose may have its thorn, but not every blackberry has its briar. DEC 11, 1891 Professor Millenaugh, of West Virginia, has founca vine growing wild in tho mountains of Roanoke County which hears delicious blackberries, but has no briars at all. Let's plant ...

... NE.uvo LEON quinces, pomegranates, figs, grapes, aguacates, cherries, plums, bananas, plantation., olives, strawberries, blackberries, mamillas, mangoes, pecans and walnuts. They raise cattle, horses, mules, burros, sheep, goats, hogs and poultry. There ...

... some little distance for water from a mountain spring, while I sauntered in the opposite direction after luscious wild blackberries (with two bee stings thrown in), and hurried back to join the major at lunch. Then for the first time he looked dangerous ...

... They eke out their existence in the winter by selling wood in town, and during the summer the most energetic pick and sell blackberries and huckleberries, which grow in profusion there. Some of them own donkeys, and these, attached to the little two-wheeled ...

... appeared, and he had to pay $15,000. He was then promised a good Precinct—in the meaning that blackmail ' grew tuere like blackberries, but the Police Board broke faith, transferring him to a Precinct almost bare of such fruit. Thus, it appears that the ...

... jump out of the window she might easily have yielded to the impulse and actually done so. Cases of this sort are common as blackberries, almost. Take the hundreds of so called Mysterious suicides, for instance, and strange crimes committed by people of ...