The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-08-08
ter; fruits Of all kinds no. / in guam.

| s"'">" W. tfitJ ycnir eoufo tdiiuCio
have made an. average Of thirty-ihree
bushels to the acre; corn generally
grassy but looks well /; tobacco fifteen
per cent below average.
Elmondson-- Wheat fine; corn and
tobacco good, with little too much
wetsSce
Butie',-Crops of all kinds good;
an extra vegetable crop, good fruit
crop. iifrerf al ".
| Nelsoa-Whea yielding beyond
the expectation of every one; some
crops double the usual amount OIL the
same farms, | put the increase nj
twenty-five per cent, but think It will
reach nearer fifty; corn doing well
and promising heavy crop; potatoes
never so fine &c.
| Oidham-- Wheat never finer than at
present; oats, rye, and grass in same
condition; an average of all OF them
above any thing ever before IN this
county. Wheat will make at least a
halt moro than usual per acre tobac-
co looks well except on low ground,
but an average planted, &c.
Ca,roU-Wheat 33 per cent over
\ average; tobacco badly inth grass
aud weeds, bit looks well; hay crop
large, but difficult. TO save OH account
of wet weather. &c. ~
Itigy-Wheat 10 per cent over av-
erage corn aud tobacco good oats
and clover so Der cent oyer average
good crop Of fruit. &c.
Frdnki;a-Wheat crop thirty to
fifty per cen, over an average; other
smali grain crops satisfactory corn
and tobacco look promising clover
and timothy crops iiue: outlook for
full hemp erot not flatterinq. With |
Out onotiuo extracts from c6rrespon,
dents In Central Kntucky counties.
| Il Il s,fficieut 20 s,ate that while thew
vary but little IN their repor,s. that
the crop conditions, I'm any one of |
them would answer for, the crop con.
ditiors In Ali Of lie rest. Taxing that
stretch from, Shelby and Spencer to |
Nicholas. Montgomery. CLARK and |
Nadison' and embracing those coun- |
Tics. aid IN width from Harrison 10 |
Marion. and N woul,l be AN under |
rather than, An over estimate TO nut
tho Weld of wheat at % per cent over
any other crop hitherto grown in the
State.
Adair--Corn looks we'll oats a III.
| lie Injured by rust: wheutt Splendid, |
&c
iockcastle--Wheat has not been as |
good in this country oats, extra
good, aud the prospect for corn never
better, &c.
(linton-The wheat crop Is large IN
Clinton, and III quality aud quantity
% per cent; over other years; corn
late, but looks well, &c.
LaWcs-Wneat extra goou oa'S
uanaSs. n, w,aa, a c.n,s [ ssnscsl,y M 5II good
4, 0S'soy ~ ''.y,, ha sro,n Z 0m 10 II, 400
, u,e,e w,mY' nor, u% ~ few vears
ousno's 70 ~ aa,r .ssS q, us
"sv 'no's ,,,ss " ;,nnor'sd corn srontex
ooun. ,, ""' '"po' w
'',.ens. Ts,..,,su AZ email, rro;, cron an.
S."y's =. =, s,,or. A., % averages wheat
pns s,s,d heay,sr ;u'ihs asIds
,hsm1 ,huo1 hssa s ohserxsd sar Tho last
,.asrs. cor,, ,rosnec,
.mea .,nsd ,,,.,s,o ston az ,ra Sne! notato
i,, Lvv. ssa,ns p ~ Ssve em;gra,ed 81
~ peSer,son- e The whea, cron Ia
ar,,sr ors I'D an halter thsn has ever been
ra;ssaa sa @ ~ M rcnr,w. ,he norm cron
,'a,." ",I.e az" ' os's Ia ali L;nds ar
,uoSs ,ss.. n"e re ,,,o"d % ,ahacco sro,,, some
s.asS0n ..so ~, ~, $40 So,s we'll osr,,ep nro.
S.u,s J".,s "'o sooJ I'D 'y ssnec;slly noiatoes.
1,r,.. LII, .,,i I; ~ !, ausa cvnp ~
dnc's wn' 10 an ''n"e"'0 "1' Ssop y
"1", 80 uJhao, ra,osy yysin ouart;-
~ .,'.,a,s msa .rood c,nver and
y * vonn ~ p.ss r.s fa'. sbCys Z Garage
o'@., ~a,.ssr $3.50 Germ ISo whss,'i9 Ok mats
1,o go. .,ssvor I s.a n,hsr & srassas I9i 40.
ao, o'yse yee. r nn,.,nas vos' 5sn g.
o'Ss, Eo,, Ivy, s.,,so rs" hsvs had @ I'M, scw 70.
,,,r,,s ro aS0 w s;rc,I.rs from Sauth
Ts,,s.t,, "s ~ ~ r., a"anrh ~ ;nd,rata
nsa,uoay, ,hsa ,sa oa. o.a;,;ca. % sv;s, 40 N
a"ans s"". ny ~ saa sa"o ~ n,hsr nor,;ons of
o, ,ho S,s,a w ~ ,he who,e Ken,uctv
',Sa "s | ,,ara ss,;sfs+torv chow.
"'so' n"1 " '"o
ing Ior crops o. III hnus a.o
thcre mas never oeeh tvo nuvn i"'"