The Russellville Democrat., 1876-07-20
THE RUssELLvII.LE DEMOCRAT, THURSDAY, 1876

 bushels per acre. Oats are now ready for harvesting, and will be the best crop for many years. There is less cotton and more corn i'd cultivat on this year than usual. The cotton, owing to the recent cool weather, is rather backward, but is now in fine growing condition.
 SALINE.
 The crops throughout greater portion of the county are very good, and the farmers are clearly at work laying by corn and cot ton.
 SEBASTIAN.
 Ft. Smith Herald: The wheat reports from all parts are good, the yield is far greater than was anticipated, and the acreage be- ing so much larger than last year, the quantity of wheat on the mar. ket will be in proportion. The cotton and the corn crops are both good, they are clean and well cared for, and the stand in each is excellent. The season so far has been favorable, and unless something not to be anticipated happens, we will have an ample supply for ourselves and for the stanger that may come among us hunting for homes, or to settle. SHARP AND LAWRENCE.
 Batesville Republican: In 9 recent trip through Lawrence and Sharp counties we were enabled to get a glimpse of the condition of the growing crops. In the main, cotton and corn is consid cred small for the time of year, but these crops are being pretty thoroughly worked out and are likely to yield fairly should the remainder of the season prove ia vorable. Wheat harvest is ended and with scarcely half crop. This seems to be general. Oats look finely and promise well. On the whole, farmers complain of having had too much wet weather in the early part of the season, but with rather an in creased acreage and good Sum. lner and Fall q good harvest will be realized.
 WASHINGTON.
 Fayetteville Democrat: The wheat crop in this county the present season has turned out some better than was anticipated q short time since. We think VIC can safely say that the yield, te take the county over, is more than a half crop, and of good quality. The oat crop is not SC 1 good as was expected, but then our grass crop IS splendid and consequently we will have sui ticiency of ''roughness" to carry our stock through winter. Corr is looking well and growing rap idly and bids fair for an abun dant yield. Upon tho whole, VIC have no cause for complaint; es peclally, when we remember thal we have enough left from last years crop to feed us another twelve months.
 WOODRUFF.
 Augusta Bulletin: The rail and the grass are annoying far mere very much, as ehey say i is almost impossible to kill tho latter while heavy rains are daily falling. Still, crops look well and if July is not too dry, goos coan crop. is assured. A goot corn crop almost always assures good hog crop; and although some farmers have lost heavily from hog cholera, the prospcc for a plenty of meat is fiattering
 WHITE.
 Beebe Magnet: Reports iron different parts of the county a regards crop prospects are che 9r ing. The oats and wheat wer' light in some localities, but tn corn and cotton-unless som unforeseen thing happens-wil make big crop.
 YELL.
 The wheat crop of this count, is harvested, and is by no mean encouraging. Other crops ar very fine ard growing.