The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-30

UNION, Boone COunIy, ht.-II6uIllul
crop of apples; no peaches, and very
few cherries. Wheat crop hne.- VIM.
K. Woods.
l. CALEDONIA, O.-The prospect is good
in this section for a large lrutt crop OF
all kinds except peaches, which will be
an entire failure. The wheat crop mas
never been more promising.-[U.
Morocco p. o., Newton County, Ind
The prospect for crops is good at pres
ent. Fruit is not forward enough yet to
tell much about it, but we think it will
be good here.-[ W. Anderson, 2. NJ.
SoLsBERRY, Indiana.-We have the
best prospect tor wheat we have had for
years. Oats look well. There will be
scarcely any peaches. Cherries are
plentiful. Apples-a full bloom and
prospect gooG.-[J. n. p
GREENFIELD, O.-Peaches and cher
ries about ali Killed. Plums, pears and
! for wheat, the prospect never was bet
ter, and heavy crop is looked for. A
heavy crop OF corn Will be put III this
season.-[James IL. Long.
AUGUSTA, Indiana.-The wheat crop
was never better in the County. The
cat crop seems to be as good as usual
There Will be II full yield OF apples and a
few peaches. The weather Is and has
| been fine Tor some time time and every
thing is looking tine.-[A. b. G.
PLEASANT PLAIN, Ohio.-The pros
pect for wheat was never better. Farm
ers are getting their crops in the ground
earlier and better than they have for
years before. Apples are all right.
Peaches none. Cherries are scarce.
Small fruit will be plenty.-[L. NJ.
CENTERYILLE, Indiana,-Our pros
pecLs for lrulL in this part OF the coun-
try are very good, except peaches, and
it is believed by the knowing ones that
they Will be total failure. We never
had better prospect for wheat. Oats
are LOOKING well and bid fair for an
abundant crop. Corn in the crib yet.
IA. Briley.
WoNEwOC, Wisconsin.-Winter wheat
| is looElng we'll, as far as l can learn.
The season is quite forward for this
country. Spring grain is nearly all
sown. There will be an advance OF
about 10 per cent. acreage of grain in
comparison to previous years. AS to
| fruit, there Is not much raised here
| VIM. Ii. Fuller.
CoNNERsvILLE, Fayette County, Ind
| A larger acreage of corn than last year
/ &
kinds looks we'll, especially wheat. The
peach crop will be an entire failure here
and cherries are almostal killed. There
are few pears and apples, but grapes
are not injured.-[ Lewis j, Edwards.
LINCOLN, Ohio.-Prospec is very good
for apples. Peaches, cherries, and
small fruits look very favorable. Wheat
is looking better than it has for tel
wears in this county. There will be
large crop of corn planted. Farmers
are now planting. Everything looks
prosperous here in Gallia County.-[W
Ii. Clark.
BoHoM, Mercer County, Ky.-Fo
early apples the crop will be extra
Cherries, plums and pears will be a
double crop it not killed. Peaches ant
winter apples will be an entire failure
Wheat and rye never looked more pros
peroas. Corn is about half planted, anC
it is raining SO the people can only worl
about two days in a week.-LJ. }
WilAam.
WEST ALEXANDRIA. Preble County
Ohio.-There Ii IA good prospect for ar
extra crop of wheat, barley and oats II
this section of the country. Farmer
have had a fine time for plowiug. AM
are almost ready to plant corn; Their
| WILL DG "a RICdLGI pun bLUn VI VIC OOI il CLUl
Iput out next week if the weather is fair
The prospect for fruit is poor. 4h,
berry crop bids fair.-LG. II. Clemmer.
SPRINGFIELD, Summit County, O.-W
in this section never had n be tier pros
pect for wheat. 1t is very forward. ant
there is great danger of frost. Our sol
is especially adapted to grain raising
| eau not speak Of spring crops at thu
time. Farmers generally have just fin
lshed seeding. Apples, pears, cherries
and other small fruits promise abund
ance. Peaches and plums scarce. Gras
growing slowly. Weather cold.-[D. W
Martin.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, Lincoln County
IKy.-Tne prospect for all kinds OF frul
was never better. The Highlands o
this county are peculiarly adapted II
fruit growing. In the lower or "blut
grass" section 1t is always an uncertain
crop. The trees were never SO ladel
with bloom as now, and if we can escape
lros ts until the 10Lh of May all will bt
lsafe. Farmers are not through planting
vet. Wheat looks well. Pc satoes ar
always fair crop, We have never haC
bugs enough to injure them, perhaps be
cause our farmers plant in the moon.-
Il. j. Faulkner.
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