but that on the t>o toms ha« b *ii damag'd
somewhat. Fodd'-r piillin - has eommen *d.
Sorghum w ill make an unu u.illy large :*'p.
Tobaeeo will turn out Well .ind is of line
quality. Feas and potato* I
Fruit is Hitting badly. Farmers ate busy
'■.inning, drying and sidling th. crop. Tur
nips are being sown.
West Section.
“The hi-aty tains in tin- western section
hav • been benetieial to upland corn ami
Injurious to that on th.- bottoms. Alto
gether, however, the ct,ip will 1... a v.ry
tin*.* one. Sumo fodder w.i- spoil* *1 by tl •
dump weather ’£ho w•• k b.i- b* ■ n uni
vorablo for cotton. th«» *on'inm I ruins
causing increased sln ddlng. The < rop *l<. *
not promise to be op to tiie uv* rug. . r
gh'.tm is line. I' as. potatoes a, I all minor
erm** Itr. in s . I "mitt:.... Tun,lp* i*•
t>« ing sown. I.at.- apples are p'enttfui. but
are rapidly fulling from th*- ir - Most
fruits are rotting badly, especially peaches.
East Section.
“Tii- continued rains of the week just
ended have bts-n hemti-ial to ail grow ig
crops except cotton. Corn is as good i
tin- land can make it. Fodder pulling wis
d* layed. ami much of lhat wlili-h was pulled
is-fore tiie rains set in lias l> * n d.imag* 1
und is unfit for use. Tiie w**k lias been
unfavorable for improvement in cotton.
It is still shedding koine, and several com
plain of rust. In Emanuel and Bulloch
counties it Is opening fast for tin- season,
.-ind picking will soon la-gin. Sugar * in."
is very good. Itice promises a good yi* i.
