The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-09-28

Ni,,i>,irp county aama.-.t ~ a-orrh, a,
least ou.-f.lf. lufaa,n A. ~ rrr, 4. \,
average crop. Latter uro,uer, ~, 49, !. :
ever had M. d-,tr,. alt $3.50, i,,n-s-,.-
Boliinr,r av.-ar. sl,,nt \, - 80, 80.
! a iafrrr t.- cent than ,.s,i,l r,,t tnt, s..t-
der. AtchI~sa thcre have he.n feu ig.-.i
, shower. ,nrn dr..i III ana rut Z, fodder
\ ~ siru ~ ,s,fr r,.c' 49,. x.-r rt-ia
rain. erop Nil ~ l.r,,- f,,,.,.- ,har m,
lsgg Ga~coaad. wy p,,ie Air .orn rim
eninr NOW Homo sro,,,h. Ana NJ, ,inas -.
| at,,,t .,,, N, -. $3.50 ,.,t,,... ,,,.t-,i, a..
prospect M 4 -ns,,b 80 nv yn.sur.a M, ~
: drourh- 49, rNf,eh 49,. e--isweu ara,,...,
~, cr,,, 800 ,.,.,.,t.. ,..,'- ". \,
| ,,,stl IL 40. -.,..,., ..,.,. t.-... u. ~, -.
tory 4, ~. ,,,,.., 49, ~ 1890, 10y lir,,a
! fnr rain Yieko-v 80. 49,. ~ s-..nyN,.
Lewis S,.,''.b, IN, go, $40 n 49,. ,,r'-r,
viii NJ. ,rai,e ~. nnslei. 49, 49,. 49,.
cr.at sarr..,. ~ 5r,~,h. Nr.u,or ra.rt,.
ruined ~ lronch, Franxtin arou.ht h4s
caused .ir,o.r,. ssii,,r... -. i~,,,.l. h,oi.-
bv shove. .rhi.h utrl .oma,,nar i,nnr..,. 49,.
cron ran,ser .iroryh. fs,r,,.st 80, -s...t,,.
Cane ,;irarleau uos .eel Isl ,,,ae,.s s.j ,isr,-
aged Ia places. Crawford. v.rv N.hr IRON
drought. jackson. late corn injured by drought,
early corn Will make . fair crop Laclsde. halt
crop. drought. Ma on. low lands promise good
yield. uplanaS worthless Miller cut short.
drought. Randolph drought ala great damage.
Webster prospect Wa excellent til drought.
Charlton. about half crop. Lafayette. drought
disastrous 10 late corn. early corn not good IN
consequence: Pike rains scarce chinch bugs
very destructive much ~ the corn well formed.
but no ear. shannon. late corn improved ~
points; Carroll. drought unbrokcn Douglas \
heavy rains IL May injured planting and I
drought 70 July and August made crop short. I
1rundy, short from drought. Harrison. very \
little corn. drought continues; Livingston. 4
no change IN drought New Madrid. much \
damage 0y drought. burned badly. Scotland.
being cut and fed extensively. Clinton. poorly
matured from drought. Lincoln. late rain has
helped some shat, but that on uplands j Light.
bottoms good. - Francois. some fields dried
UP anu would burn u IRE started. Wright, crop
very Irregular IN some localities fair average.
In other sections CUT short by drought, An
drew. from third 70 hall crop much yield
Ing 80 20 - bushels. crop planted TOO thick:
CallaWay. drought and bugs render condition
dir1cult TO estimate, Gentry. local showers
come too late 70 do any good. Greene. drought
damaged yitlG materially but II Will be a.
large A. last year. Pulaski. too dry, SIC Cen
a'ieTe. somewhat helped By rains.
ILLINOIS
Alexander county. badly damaged BIZ drought.
Clinton outlook poor. Cumberland late rains
,rcatiy improved crop. Favette burnt M %
prairie lands. bottom land, 4 fair WELD. Fui-
on improved bv late rains Jackson damaged
ly drought ana chlnch bugs. Jersey. ear very
small planted too thick. Ice half crop. Ma
'on. maturing nicely but a little late Naft-
on. damaged by hot winds Moran conli-
ion improved hy late rains SCHUYLER rroS ,
,cct for good Weld. shelby In southern ,
art one-tenth crop viii he cut for fodder
tmaindtr very tine. Union. hot haif .
rop. wabash late crop improved bv rains.
lark larger Weld than ever f..fare. 81, onaN
II injured bv bugs. Edgar. good cron. I.l.tnns-
on unless frost comes .,-riv half crop viii ~
made. Boone. g-eatIy Injured bv late rains
. Daviess late rain, viii make thre.-.o1rths
rop. Carroll. rain about August Il lrn,.royed
rop. Edwards. fair c-or IN lowlandS rnians< ,
allure. Mason. only hal, crop. AIaS~ar -aIn
Do late 10 I'M prove early crop but f,t. r,iar,
lr viii WELD well. Calhoun. In. cram asraaya
lrreiy increased. CHAMPAIGN. PROSPECT. ,o- |
rye crop nothfu. huf unuSrar ~, 49,