The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1883-07-05
condition, and corn looking we'll.

Giles-Wheat badly damaged b
rust and crop very light. Corn
bottom lands badly damaged b
heavy rains; also grassy and suffer
ing for want of work. Wheat vii
not yield more than two thirds crop
Hickman-Whezt badly rusted
Oats not good Good stand of pea
nuts.
Houston-Harvest in full blast
Wheat rusted Corn damaged b,
cold weather but looks well. Ap
pies and peaches almost a failure
Corn injured by wet weather an,
potatoes by beetle.
Humphreys-Some rust on wheat
but not much damage. Corn crop
late.
Jackson-Tobacco crops almos
failure on account of plants hav
ing been destroyed by the fly.
Lawrence-Wheat injured by
rust, but bearded wheat good. Som
cholera among hogs. Large increas
in acreage of cotton. Corn not a
good as last year.
Lewis-Wheat thin; corn good
peanuts fair stand, and peaches yer.
good.
Lincoln--Wheat badly rusted
only about one-third the usual crol
will be harvested.
s.Macon-Wheat only common
oats very fine; corn backward an(
in the grass.
Marshall--Wheat nearly worth
less on account of rust; corn, cot
ton and sorghum in weeds: corn il
good condition.
Montgomery-Wheat badly
rusted; tobacco improving lately
corn late, but looks well.
Moore-Wheat badly rusted, blu
corn looking well.
Overton-Wheat better than
expected; corn in grass.
Perry-Wheat damaged by rust
corn backward.
Pickett Wheat thin, but fin,
grain; corn late, but looks well.
Putnam-Crop and stocks of al
kinds in good condition; whea
much better than expected.
Robertson-Wheat damaged by
rust; tobacco and corn look well
clover and grass good.
Rutherford-Wheat somewha
damaged by rust. Corn and cot
ton lack cultivation. Cotton small
and lacks work.
Smith-Wheat somewhat 1usted
ALI other crops look well.
Stewart-Wheat fair. Corn small
but looks well.
Summer-Wheat injured by rus
and only one-third of q crop ex
pected. Corn improving with {
good stand. Potatoes of both kind:
and oats excellent.
Wheat bad.
Van Buren-Wheat harvested
Corn small but looks well.
Warren-Wheat damaged by RUS
and only two-thirds of a crop ex
pected. Corn small but improving
Other crops all good.
Wayne-Wheat badly damaged
by rust, but will make nearly ar
average crop. Peanuts failed tt
come up.
White-Wh injured by rust
but filling well; corn small but i'm
proving; oats fine; apples failure
Williamson-Wheat thin and
badly damaged; Mediterranean
wheat the only kind not attacked
DO rust; all other crops look well.
Wllson-Wheat harvested, short
heads but good grain; corn small
and suffering for work.
WEST TENNESSEE
Benton--Wheat damaged by rust
corn good; hogs fine.
Carroll-Early wheat good but
late sown worthless; corn looks
we'll; cotton medium.
Chester-Wheat injured by rust
crops late, but good prospects gen
orally.
Crockett-Wheat damaged by
rust; corn never more promising;
cotton grassy, but looking well.
Decatur-Wheat ruined by rust
corn late and in grass; Irish pota
toes good.
Dyer-Same reports as from De
curtur.
Fayette-Crops backward and
grassy; wheat crop almost an entire
failure.
Gibson-Only two-thrids of q
wheat crop; corn late and cotton
small; crops grassy.
Hardeman-Wheat damaged by
rust; crops grassy, but growing
finely.
Hardin-Wheat rusted; crops all
look well, but grassy.
Haywood-Same reports as of
Hardin.
Henderson-Rust almost ruined
the wheat crop; corn crop fine.
Henry-Late wheat cut short by
rust; corn good, but bad stand OF
cotton.
>Lake-Wheat injured by rust;
cotton plowed up and planted in
corn.
Lauderdale-Bad stand in both
corn and cotton. Overflow caused
much damage.
Madison-Wheat generally good.
Some fields of cotton totally de-
by overflow.
McNairy-Crops looking very
well except on low land. Stands in
corn and cotton good, but crops
need work.
Shelby-Wheat badly rusted /;
corn and cotton good but back
ward
Tipton-Wheat badly rusted !;
cotton small-but stand good; Glow
er and grass good; oats superb.