, 1881-03-28

A Rnod harvest will deponl OH tho wrathnr |
cf ""w sn ?" or aere tee. .ts % vi vii "rs yo S fr
1rpp; ir the royct4v !. rl'a fecrup viii fH' ptsr
,rHn nr"i, nf M , k!,n'a d 1a fruit Ia sxpcctet'
The harvest was N Rreat Inst ynar. that VIC
coul NOT uxuct 10 npprnnn1, It lhs. Tho NUM-
TOR of ncres aru a!Wnt tho aaftle. hut s ihkiny
t,.rat rAin@ f,nwHl by fr'nh!ttR wenthor. Wo
vii! havc an in,mcrao ylol'l Ut applcs. peact'es.
MARION.
This county will not sond Al mltch wheat tn
mnrket this ycnr NJ lust. Thg nisth'Dr Ut acres
eowtl nrn ovcn tnoro than ware put 1T III 1B19,
of tho stonl mi belnr 20 tI,!ck and hf,althy.
Cultisatera Ut t1hn fruits md vegetables llnv0
f. sT r., s s m f;S,! w% fsn cas
Yield. bE business Ia anticipated by tho Rar-
EDt!t.E.
whcnt not lonkinR 50 well ns lalt ycnr, and tho
hnrvest will fAil siiOrt u ucr er,lt. Nnmbur Of
acros tho snifc. A moderate Yield Ut fruit ts
looked fur.
NEWTON.
Wheat will not pruuco ~ tnnny bushels mr.
aero thia yeMr ns tho prnvIutis ung By ~ Irr
gent. Tho fluids aro m spnts ml,d uru mol vtry
saldny M ,y;v AZ snd. 1f 1st 1feet esehcs will
onASuE..
Growing rheat y not oxocinnt, with only n
Ipulerf,te prospect fer eten III NrtrhEa harvest,
4 great loal will ticpenl IN tho weather.. Small
frults 81 fur III Cat bo learnotl, aru SILL sufe.
OHIO.
On tho law lands tho whcat Ia IN moor condi-
tl,F. beng entirely k1ul INT In places. On the
~ xru',nd i a oniy tair. llnrycst wl mt ct'n-
extsnsiys @ ,d @ , are ti'ous.t 70 % 10
OWEN.
Frnm whnt can bu leHrnctl ef Tho whcat tho
prospcct u innterntely xtnhl. The sinol bus
ynt fMvorab1e spring viii frng It tt,,t cot,her-
nbly. All kinls 0f fruit, sAys puaches aru safD.
lIKE.
Wl,ent Il mt Id IN good condition rs lnst
tire u pr'.pect;; rsarh trees aru tSntled dawn
with living buds Gull OIL us for all tsIu'inur Ut
atuli fruit.
whoat is Roel NIL OVER TIC coanty. IJnloss It
Ia yet Killed, which " nut likely. we will hhvn u
litie harvest. Our npplu ild t'eltt nrthMrt1.
thom ntany pers"ns % took f..r % Support. p rlle
prospect In INV tIlut thur, viii h III, Httint1nnt
Grnp. Thu ir''rs aro buck s,rl " bn1lstR. tt'ss m
preventing thou b0'ng killed by lata trusts. We
aru 1ubllNtlt.
Farmers report fasr prospcct for whcnt; Tho
harvest wiz prt,ttts nut rcatt what It tiitt Inst
flnttertr9 prospect.
Hoop -poIes Is ,nore of staple here thnn my
ntiInr prHlnct: Tho whcnt Ii prf'tnistuE 1noro
thun tho tlsunl ycl. exCGpt wat fIn1A, where u
II thn. For thls "ncck o thu wouds' fruit is
loOking lne.
PAukt.
Tho wheat harvest In ibis county last yEar wns
tho larEest eyor knuwt. The prospcct nov IL
tuss tntturug fnnn thun, Rttt II ltr11 hnrvtst Is
anticipated. fhe st'H't ans been injured s.ne
Aside fruIn this It. Is unln1urutl. NJ pnHehcA to
uIntnlnt ta auythn1 LII tho country. Plenty Ut
otlur lrut.
pulaski.
Wttrnt la thrifty tfttsi1KH ngtlfD HOuI f1Ilr.
vest II flny moi UI ~ rmnk ~ II was lass spring.
h..t tfn.e nro .nore nercs. vs1y itsir Of Il my
down fur II 9Uud lntId all ro,il,1i.
Occasionally farrner 9rumb!es about tho
WficMt; tl4Iy, tlhtEevur. Nru hA heHrGb us ptH}r
wtleat-tlcl,ls, mud they nru hArd 70 End. \ ns
harvest IL uxprctcL. An examination OF tho
fruit proves IL to bc safc.
nCsIf.
whcat-.iclds look M wcll ~ t1lcy did last spring.
with HI Mo cnRu IT. great. lanrvest vii! bg utluut
tho hulne. Iii tntttsn tMnds, 1t few flclds wsro
washed nut ih!s sprung by htKi wAlnrs. No uthur
Injury " rrpartt Thp c0iii,ty Is In better Gull
dillon thaM II year Mgn~ Fruits uro plenty.
JirI.EY.
SURFACE of cn,lnty exceedingly rough. On tho
Tow mud wet iHiltl4 tho wnnt IL nut aIc,4r AZ HOtH
~ ~ tho up,amas. the hary.st VII har!
fnsOrHhly for u large Yield.
RANDOLPH.
most twal!tius. Where tlie a.nh y injured 4 IL
g., lands Tint nre & t9s & &prpsriy dratt,etl, M i sna @
Moru fruit this ycar thnn lust.
HE1tLyAS.
Probably tho harvest, will not be m heavy as
IT, ysrs = ~ It'll, yea t u rr,,c VII To- NJ aspfsx p5se FL
frults viii others oisso buhlni i, ab,t,,,aitcc
SWITZERLAND.
On uutanjs tho whEAk ts perfectly splendid,
IN m HrS.l