, 1859-06-25
CROP ITEMS.
MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
CotpEArzs M1ou., Jun$.
Ed2..s l.rest 4 T4.auas: ....
Gea.14asa-Kno~n9 that many anxious st alltfs
Information poha In regard to The prospects a tie crops
krow6g md tas12g erAmtncd Ia different Fas O. 1ae
cou'tEy, am prepared to atatc knowingly. The wheat
crp more than N average CROP and will be superior In
quality, providing We hare few more waEm days, Aanf
rcccs asr no turning yellow aud The hsads arc well aned
aud sand thick tic ground They Will be cutting Wheat
"a ,sa twelve aya Chicago dealers depending on Aieh
xan fv. nice our. Will fnd extra quality this Ssas
the !As,ess ].avns aken unusual ans M removing he tye
cock,c aud many weeds Which often lind In whca
The com received psty screzs FcpFnsud 'r'fn JACK
Frost hlch adt It aag own head but Is rapidly re
orcrins aud prospects cood potAocs look aa and nanY
{.aisted. toutstthls, 81 -"
WHITE COUNTY, I'LL.
1uns a!.s lsaa.
Edlprs Trcss i Ta5uno:
We ase IN The Iods: Of wheat harve and tie yield u
full average say The last LII Gaailn county these
much coup4ln of chess SONG have cut their sne crop
f hay On acrous Of They think the question settled
bryn.d dispute. tha wh at under eeEtan circumstances
will turn to chess Rcakn: to old farmer the osef
tar thai such lu1n it crop chess ~ was growing Win
his what WAS IN otatle onc Ut replied that he hat
>,xn ,ea. wheat and In ground cultivated st year III
.r7 shtsr no chess had previously grown. have he9a
NJ cosnplal,.t on that score 10 this county.
Oats rluw sle,ls ii rust urcady and should The present
-urv socry continue Is feason 70 fear IN
e5up viii !+ su cnt!te EAiur"
There L. sod sat Of Cora larscc crop 1haa usual
vi, flatel ut. flr!!c1s usu: resy coMnehdabe III
du,try in Its culture will rs In all otlcr branches u
lushantry.
TIE rrspec. for fruit both aapes and peaches Is good
The Lite frtst did injury, exct to rsafd the growth
Of crt,, few days fours+ US. HOW'LL
JERSEY orSTY.
Jrastrvutr ILL.,, June I'd, 1882
! ELtors Tscas Tribune:
Scr.r did sodi rs the Of bait await the uot'o~
.th moe anxiety tLan docs the "hooest JeouanzJ o1
little Jersey" the coming harvest "heaf though Tim
on te s.nun is we'll hraded using the wofda Of an ola
f-,aer. sem. ne,ds have great qusnt, Ct chess q
.t At Com Is coming very we. though SNAIL tralt
| ahoat t.if crop. Oats completely "gone up.
The tathoz has BEEN 80 bad tbs last spring. thai peoples
rs were down about Calzo but They ate "'4 ot Il
| .,ic hundred and rlH-ty.n1nc.
Yours. etc. H. D. Rone1Se.
| ADAMS COUNTY.
CAxP To1s7, ILL.,, June 10Th, ls53'
Edi.azs Press Tribune:
Tic wcatAer Continues wet and very unfasorable to
artnk Many farmers mt yet .ou h planting corn
au, are still try;p. To pant. The psopeet fo winter whe
very pUns. There huDdds u arres at viii hot
worth harvesting and do MT think there Il as mitch
one ac.e III twe thai will average go"l half e'"p oaf
uos v-ry vel! where shad seed sown TIE nuneeF
| :csis sown comparatively snail.
Ou. prospect for grass very god TAtfe has been
;a..e quantity Of Hungarian suw1 which promises IA
! crop,
Rats are very about her' but not ~ dEuess'
IL read Q! IL "ter rlaca though they have aesIose
our arsc, IT corn for ure farer IN the n-lgaheF"'.
| ACANr Po1sT SUBSCRIBER.
1SrlASA.
"TxnRr HATE lsn-. June 81. l3'9+
".,r New, York friends si-ised thu fs1n IN "h
couuy IN Weuesd.y and Thur>day of last week. and
thea came tn this place The crops look glnrfs ard
Cha-o fks will have all your warehouses tl!cd ait
| harvest hare anything 50 [sonA!sinG+ -
| trutf ff,,p4 It {'rir1.< Letter.