Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
plaIni oi lhe pre.ence of ,he apple .cab

moth dii no, draw cot very definite In.
formation. Evidently there are com.
lnratlScly fev gruasr. Who hs,. made
careful observation. on thi. Important
point. several mention the spy ss com
psr.ti,.ly exempt aud oihsrs the Hen
bs,i. sui Rbodc Island Grcening.
No effort WAS made to draw out fur
th.r infornstlon Ia rcgari o. "a" bounty
~ the grain crop, vt since the srptsm-
hsr bulletin WAS Issued the thrcshlng of
the grain Ia. been nearly completed aud
proves a hounilful yl-li ot the bcsi
quality. Heavy crops arr rrpor;cd In
every part of the state without exccp-
tion. >ome statement. In rr:arl to the
WELD oi grain sill b. found In cNiaets
from correspondents appended to thl.
rrpoFt.
Thus the year has be.n crowned with
an all-ruund bounty io the farmer that
has rarely " ever before h~cn cquallci.
The result. of thi. generous harvest
must b. fsVonhly felt by the farmer. %
the state.
oNroRp corNr.
Nellow corn l. very heavy and nice.
Sweet coru full an aVsrsgr as to quality
sud yl-ld ter acre. lIean. are of EXCL.
lsnt quslltv. br not extensively grown
asa hsld crop. rotsio-. are very nlr-
/ aud have ylcll~i tao hundred aud
twentv.hVe hu.hsls unirr common
/ culturr-no rut worth mentioning III.
/ appl. crop l. good, fully tsice the
amount ~ lat wear. The sintsr spples
are mo.ilv bslng housed until tho market
/ gris ssttlsi. 10 sum the whole thing
up se htVe harvested l-ountiigl haT-
Vest. Nov the question 10, how can sc
dispose ~ u 90 that Se can s',urr falr
equivalent for the money ani labor eN'
psudedf
OtNrg AlLr>, East Hiram.
A.awhale the season has hccn falr.
ly satisfactory Que, the h,y crop g"'si,
oats hcaVv, potstn~s large plant sni
s,-nl vi~li hut prizes low. llssn. the
lsrg~st plant fnr vc,rs and crop cNtrs
good. rruii crop light and pfir"s low.
cattle sni sheep about u T-r cent high
| sf than ans yesr aro. Tho cur.s ~ this
section u the hrv-viing 20 49, cNll",i troi-
ting stock fall - .plnilci legg'Si colts
AMI ssnding West tor n~srly ~ eur
wofk harse.. SNc-t curn I. ons - the
leading crops In thi. couniy and h''
l~sn 80 fsr quite satisfactory, hat o~ing
io the ,afisiis. which the market de-
mands. and the gr-cnsr state nov has
to - gsthsfs-i iu, rsissrs ~tll have I"
ha,. an inrr-ss~ W price or quit the
husine.s. I.peak with knowl~ig~, a. !
,m large grower and have been ior
wars conn~C,Si wiih packing Amount
realized Ter acre si9 ~.
AUsJsIJs VI. CARtrH, Bethel.
Tho hns warm weather up to thl. date
has fully fipsDsi the corn, checked the
r",ting In I"isiors and enabled f'rmers
o. harvest al kinds 20 crops Ia th" b"st
t.o..lhlr manner. Fall feed !. abuDisni
whlch wlll hriug cstil" Z" ihr barn IN
gU.si couiition'snl save largely in hay
snd fold-f the comlug Winter.
wAIt.O PIrTI>GILI., Hnmford Centre.
Msny farmer. arr die. ,ti.hci In regard
o. .~c.i corn and say nov they shall
not plant agtln. tried o. ct from one
factory the aNefsgc Yield 90 cAsh value
I~r acrv bat itilci. Ia. ~sigh"f's %
Innate ~. "wouli not eNcccd thirty
dollars"
Il,Rmso> rAHGhR, riri..
III. crop 20 apple. about r.ri. ilill l.
morr than an aNcagr, aud more than
three times that 20 last YEAR, aud the
quality very good and quite fire. from
sorm.. 1he Balisins aud Grvcnlng'
srr the bsst paying kind.. Nor. than
half 20 al the siuisr Arples ralssSi In
thi. vicinity a. naldsin.. There Il nn
school district la Maine that cuts .o
much hay 90 rai.c. so many apple. a.
Isri. ilill.
llE>Ri u. HAMMOND, Paris.
For year. there IA. not b~cn a sound
.r. t-ttsr crop 20 corn. IL matur-,i
uicrly aud the WELD 1. above the aver
asr. In thi. vicinity potIiocs have
Welded FAR above the average aud the
lo.. by rot I. comparatively small.
~.,sral rrt.ott that they raised over
lpO bushels to the acre. They have
generally grown large and smooth. We
never sA~ better on-- displayed AZ the
tair.. Oats yleldcd we'll aud are un-
usually heavy.
The apple crop has a.toni.hed people
generally by ". abundance. Buyer. arr
PAVING from IS cents to VI pcr barrel Tor
Baldwins, >py., Ifppin. aud the be.t
winter fruit while Ne hear of good,
natural fruit for drying and feeding, of.
ferci for the harvesting.
We have not heard of any parties buy
Ing large quantities of the beet winter
fruit and paying over si.2j pcr barrel
aud the grower Ia hnd the barrels. In
short, nearly all farm product. are un-
usually abundsn, and generally OF good
quality. The farmers cellar. Will bc
wsll-tlled this winter with hs products,
while the "women folks" Will occupy
Quit. a space tof their canned fruit. aud
berries. some farmers, Ne hear, have
been obliged TO .ell part of thelr
product. At rather low rate. Tor lack oi
.iorag. room. No occasion Ia growl at
hard time. thl. fall, aud but little Il
heard.
SHARON RoBISso>, East sumner.
TRASNLI> COUNTY.
Taking the productions of all crops, a.