Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-13

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not well fled. the continuous rains hav-
ing injured the bloom. Tne crop Will
not be up 90 average IN quailty or
quantity. ID. L' oNfDEk'
HARDY COUNTY.
M0OREFrErD-Hay: Harvest late on
account ofiaiu, which may be cause Of IN
din. rent curing. Oats. Good large yield
per acre. Corn. Indifferent; the Hood
and wet weather have iriured 1t consider
ably. Hqht crop apparent. What was
left after Hood is good; there Will be as
much wheat as usual, will average prob
ably 20 bushels per acre. Wet weather
hasput sil farmers back with everything,
which is against al crops, but we Will
have a coed average sll round
TAYLOR COUNTY.
GRArrON-Hay. Prospects very good.
Oats. Doing WE'LL viii be good crop.
Wheat: ia good; weathar hes been very
favorable 10 harvest, and it has been har-
vested in coed condition. AS a whole
crops are better in this section than usual.
WILKINSON & DAVIS.
WAYNE COUNTY.
WAYNE O. H.-Hay. Excellent, foil
crop. Oats Very good, little inclined
TO rust oa bottom land. Corn: loJured
for want of work, bat with favorable sea-
son VIII be o *. Wheat: lpjured by
wet weather. otherE good three quarter
crop. Tbs acreage Of all grain Is large
bat the rains have done much damage.
W. j.. MANSFIELD.
JACKSON COUNTY.
RAvvNsw00n - Hay. Good average
crop Oats. Average acreage sown, and
gives promise tf a good yield. Corn; In
creased acreage planted, but retarded and
injured by constant wet weather, but Is
now rapidly recovering Wheat; More
than usual sown, a good stand on the
ground. grain we'll formed and Rood
yield anticipated. T.. y oNIIa'
LINCOLN COUNTY.
H,,uN Hay: Tbs yield Of hay in
Lincoln county viii EXCEED that oil last
wear by about one-taird. Oats: The crop
Ia very proniising and more was sown than
Ina 1s-s WELD will be in excess Of last year
folly ons.third Corn. The rains inter
fered with proper cultivation, but tnat
which was worked will yield about an aV-
emge crop, barring dronth this month
Wheat. The average sOwn was not 80 large
Is last year. bu. the yield and quality Is
better. SO chat the crop will average with
last year. if it does net exceed H. Fruit
particularly peaches ond apples Will De
Abundant Wof WORKMAN.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
CRrsAP.-Hay: Will be 75 pc cent. Of
full crop. Glover. Heavy yield hut dam
aged some by wet weather. Oats look
well.a good stand and promise a good
crop. Corn: A good stand; OF good color,
and with sessonable weather will make
large WELD. Wheat. All harvested; stood
well on the ground aud promises TO be OF
gooC quality sad an abundant Yields
acreage sown above the average. Potatoes:
viii be above the aversgs IN yield.
QUINCY CRESAP.
GuMER COUNTY.
GLENvuLE Hay Never known 10 he
better Oats. Extra and 10 splendid con
dition SO far and iae quality. Corn: Pros
poets sre over sn acreage notwithstanding
the wet Wheat. is more than an aver
age. both iu scrsage snd quantity, and OF
the best quality. CALHOUN HAYS.
POCAHONTAs COUNTY.
HrNrERsvILLE.-Hay. Quantity and
Quality good. Oats. Small crop; good
duality. Corn Acreage large, but corn
late ana unpIomising. Wheat Acreage
large and good quality. The constant
rsins have been grea. drawback TO corn.
NERCER COUNTY.
ErEHoRN. SIN unable 90 give the in
formation requested. Most OF our lands
are in possession Of coal companies, and
bat little farming done.
J. H. GREENAWALT.
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