The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-08-12

VIZ - t!HBts5cF y - At G1FZ0f
and aeekera agel The s,sss sorE OF diaen0
seIg, Its p good sign 20 rsa EN- sDlrpiul
| ana sliding hack q ranks. lsas
| Crop Prospects. s
| iThe 1icgssssef 30 iplishes tho tpiioysins
cODdelsa tioDe pff Ees1orta fer Tpsy y 80 llls
| go'aInisssensg gof Ag dcaltafa IaOE tiliI
latatos 5s,aii s. lS.; & IS (.
|, coRss.
/ The s-As6as. for July ID most Of Che
!.cpunties have bean lsSosahls 20 late
t9ahted corn. The xgiIt, however. easisa
sa1plpst too late sbl5enefif tho eayiypinne
Ited D enH IN e0eas OF the cep1ties the saiEte
Iwere partial, so that ttae average acnssIs
| tIon iil the middle mud s6llshesM cotnttes
" if9 reported 20 I'D MI In Juhe WhilH
ssiq -lkertbesh Dagufina ittia saraaRhat
bptter. The highest estimate Is from
Clarendon, Hhera it 10 sAsed at as. or
onesEouth above In average crop. and
tbeiie9est I'll Fairfield -.-oitf ansfofIlyl
these reporting the cnndiEioa at ,3B. OF. q
sfactien more than one.thifd pf, an sverr
aEc. lt Is safe to aay that, utlless ne
have very unfavofable REASONS far ths
,iext feW weeks, at least three. .fSuIitls ofali
sscyago crop will he gathered Tho con.
stipnt Tor tho orthegs, cepnties Isl 81.
|sMiddle 10 aud Sonthefa q 1. I. t's ,s
/ COTTON.
The JEly r1epor,!s Il! !; pg Che crop giyp, q
[et has eeh'pfopiti6us and e Ii nov latesl
above an avcragetfor the eitiys5 state
Hust has made ito appearance I'M como.
localities, but no injury has yet been
Edbne; tho weed Is stftins and healthy
|ahd tho piai.t well ffiysed. Tfie oiitfook
at tllia time for . full crop Is very proai.
Using q short time noR will deteYHnine
what damage, If any, viii be d0ne by
rust and the catefpillsra. Our coffaspoii.
dents write engodtagingiy aud exnfcsh
very littls fears ns the crop being Eertnus,
Isl dgtFiElehted. 4 Theconattioa In North
eta Cas0llna Is l08, Middle Cafulins 100,
hhd Southern CaFHiina 1OS. Tho hiRhest
seAtilIiatesare Yrolyl tho Counties of New.
,bbtry mud ClaTenden, SIiera IL isiieporsad
as a26. and the lowest 75, 10 the ConsIsyi
os Lexington st ntit 80 5s. &, IS
o k,'9 ili'i5 TopAcfso. ai5s:.
b Ysrylitsls tobacco ID cultivated In HE
Sfats A FOR the mari ket /; &c Is raised pfi1si.
tphlly for hong ,clnsnlnp sipn,s The cslfI.
Id,tieh for, N0tthefn Carolina Is 100 !:
Middle Carolina Ga and Eouiliern Caro-
IT4 reported 10 sesera! counties rs axoep..
tipnally flna b.ssss ia Others sufficient rain,
hEs npk fallen 20 bging 5tlle crop up to m
average. s. Ih;s - paTiieuIa uIarly III 10 easo ,il
Cpl Teton County, where The sypss Il; conrsce.
not been flled on me, Aaliep9o lSsd
Cpuibahea Rivers ;j ,ths cfeps low dJwnj
Of ,thgs giserP Suffered serious Injury from,
tie ynpe drought, while higher upit i5 Il,
much better condition. 1s Is Fspoytel
IN :his county as so !, in Northara Car.
oliDa the condition ID n75 Id Middle
Cerollrs 90. ard ili Southern Carolina
s. PEACE. 81
y Owing 10 tie dry weather of juno ths
g50wth Of peas ]has been retarded. and
IN eonie counties they, Wet67 not spian.cfii
hhtil than usual, and it Is, there scSe..
sdo early TO mako esea an5leppsogimatoj
estinlate. s3oUIi seas0ns st0Ii ithistiIngl;
forward will gige 81. average siAid.
although 1t IS 1oH Eenprted at less 1hnI,
an average condition. q; q
'r Eo1leAuM. *
The reports show alight falling or
...el.ss ..el.sss lcsiis. fChe estimate for The whole
State was given Af 100. Il Is now rapor-
ted ia 81 tliefp CarbiiiiS at S3, hsfadIS
CSeEolina 90 nd Southern Carolina
sssA4ssssE 2 sEt7T.as .sssssss ss.s.s-s 5sss
y Our people ara now dsvotjpE, more At.
tention to fruit chl fure. than eyer before.
Ekuits Of oil Elhds can 10 grown With
.ittle expense aud trouble, and &c will,
in the future, become a source of iar0a
irsseEue. The Yield vss better than was
anticipated In june, the retdrnh for. July.
Glowing. an increase of 25 per cent. and
probably three. .icpgthEi OF q crop Is ,isos
toe high an esli mate. I K Z. ~ 5 3
III -
idr our farmers ID now very stse6GraSlnR.
w IT'D fsvorRbe aeas6fIs a jffiiie crop d s;afL
ton will Be e,mede. Probably corn stiiEi!
cient ior hume cbnsump tion, With d sur.
plus f0f mneke val be gathered. The
nsuAliy large prod dtlce eirn or Osts aill be-
OF great henet 10 iei1g fam Sxpssl.
aas. The other crops are ia fiair e6nivssi.
tiDn, G1d, with no utihausi q isagteF, Cur
planters viii be. III bStt ter condition fi1au.
cihliy to begin The new year. than for
come tinie past. M z e Z, ~ NJ
Eaten 6y lEoihsasa1 Yscas.
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