The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1882-04-20

er0l i've pe0Cn buds on one tree, ana thinks ne !
will have b fair crop.
Col w. II, lnmBlo reports that out Of two
or three thousand peach buds examined he
found but one or two live ones. He thinks the
wheat is considerably damaged.
Mr. Richards tells MS that MIR EnOs Conard |
who has an extensive peach orchard about
mile south of town, says that about half of his
peaches are alive.
MIR. Lewis Ambrose reports most Of his
peaches killed. Apples, pears and late cherries
about half killed
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY.
RUSSELL STATION, April A.
The wheat in Union township is not materi-
ally injured, but the peaches, pears and early
cherries are badly damaged. We have some
hopes that the late apples are safe. CITIZEN.
BELFAST, April IA.
/ think the early peaches and apples are
mostly killed, together with the pears, cherries,
etc. The wheat il very forward, and should 1t
C ntinue fine growing weather fear much Of
it will fall down and be damaged. FLORA.
BERRYvnLE, April IS.
The peaches, apples, pears, cherries and in
fact ali the early fruit is killed outright, but
we think the late apples are safe, The wheat,
we think, is not much damaged.
j. A. SHANNON.
.LEEsBuRa, April II.
Peaches are all frozen. May cherries ali
gone, while the late ones viii yield half crop.
Plum blossoms look well, but the stems look
suspicious. Pears are mostly frozen, DuG yr,I OF
,,5at ;r tis socyior osneciaIIy thot which
laJ boe,1n ~ ioint is feared In have been loaf
'N'
SAMANTHA, April II.
The fruit of all kinds in this locality is badly
darnaued and the wheat is severely iniured
NEW VIENNA April 10.
find peaches, plums, early cherries and al
most ali the small fruits entirely killed. tugeth-
er win the carry VaIetiea Il appes, Pu1 ,oa tlV
bsdlv damoged tboneb The extent of the in
.iurv cannot yef be- fully determined
On. A. II. JOuNsoN.
SINKING SPRINGS, April 10.
Peaches, early apples, pears and cherries
mostly hAIeai small Ilylss, sucn as as 6LaPrsi
e,llIl.si w, s9,e Ice ~ ~ ra
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NEW PETERSBURG, April Is.
There seems to he eome difference Of opinion
| IN rsssrd 10 the frnit in tbis section Of tbe
township but as far as We we can find out the
tGlIy tLIlU is teaty MY "li ~ froos W. boye
ii5 tL1y ~ fs'll "a @ ,oo 20! G - o R 80 tI ,Loot
Ia[Aou 10 s1lle oI our ,,l % w f2o saTi,
iJt ~ iilI ~ go eytont lint 7ot az
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I7,,rvp Tov,>,su1p ArriI ~
We ind BY close examination that the germ,
they cannot thrive and the fruit crop viii be a
total failure unless it be some very late fruits
The late growth OF trees IS also frozen and II
willing up. The forward wheat is badly in
iurpO. hat which 1Olntg0 VIII be worthless
1 he wheat on the low ground Is frozen the
worst, and the same VIII hold good OF the
fruit buds. NEvIN'
NEW Market, April II.
All of the early fruit is killed with the excep
tion OF few Plums, but late apples are unin'
4 Iured. Inc wheat thaJ was loAnted Is entirely
CROP ia this section. A. q.
,r .,,,
APin -
IA ] una th9J W per cent. OF the trut OF every
fNud mas peeh Alled' hhu wheat ls injured
from ~ Cd 1J per cent: Inc pasture, clover
fand timothy neIds look nke a tre had passed
over them. Tho ground has been frozen fol
five days ana tobacco plants are half killed;
CT. b.
MARSHAL, April 10.
The peaches, cherries and early apples are al
Killed ln tins section, but the later varletie
N- 800 '-tt-'r
I.wheat has geueraly been damaged, especially
that on the low lands whore y had made larg
grown ! ne damage On tle Al8A 48nqs ]
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JoHN M.TURNRR.
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EWERALD, April II.
An the early fruit is killed but the late ys
Ileties are NOT injured "hea' very Daal
uoiuAseu'
s LYNouBURa, April H.
rovog,,l ov,r,i,,,+ir,,s shov, that noscba,
eayIv nears pL5ms and anplas are desfrove
4 as crop. Late varieties Of apples, pears an
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