Birmingham age-herald., 1895-07-08
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}. as the date for the start of the South rn Yacht club annual cruise. Every hing will be done to make this the best ruise on record, and 1t Is hoped that lore boats will participate, more racing e done, more fish caught and the cruise ast longer than any heretofore. Ghe eople of Waveland will give a regatta aturday, July 27. Biloxi people and the Iobile Yacht club will hold regattas on ubsequent dates, and as the Mande- file Yacht club has kindly offered 0 hold a. regatta in honor of the south rn Yacht club at any time convenient. he itinerary of the cruise will be some ghat as follows: Southern Yacht club eet leave West End at o'clock Tues ay, July 23; race at Vaudeville Wednes- lay, July "A use the 18th and 2eth to get o Waveland; race at Waveiand Satur- lay, July 27, and at Biloxi, July 29 ana 0. and at Point Clear Mobile bay, Au- rust Rand 8. It is desired that all races ailed by>>the feet be under Southern racht club rules and classiications. The rachts of the Vaudeville and Mobile leecht clubs wlll be invited to accom- s. F. the Son tBarn Yacht club on the
 sofcrop Reports.-The Eufaula
 Tfrnesats the following as to crop r. conditian that vicinity as reported " "Mr. Bold was in town yesterday IF circulating mg his friends Bob is ,r the boss far of the Chal tahoochee, n and farms atthe right Fashion, viz: r r for wages. Hnis hands. looks after h them. and alwas takes fine props: lie IS is with them, ggh, himseiI.loohs 9e.' y his success. Saws never had finer !. crop than he has nt He IS an enthusi- U astic farmer; says Is the third day T he has been off his station this year. n Has HOO acres, and wall ovet it twice iyt day. May his tribesease. z. e "Mr J A Adams, a a,ad she EPWoarf EIss ea rf 't visit yesterday His 1t as to crops y is about as we have from other
 sources, only a little msa He says
 the cotton crop ifs very bathward $ and promises not more th3aif crop. st Corn, though, is extra fne'ont the l- finest they have ever hadE-a ser rdenS le are superabundant. We hitf psll $ | II that the cause of the extrtie corn l, crops all round is the extra ciand me d attention paid them, andi ths as lt Id should be. Full corn c1ibsaKe fat n hogs, and plenty of them, y Mir W. H. English has btarounu le among his Eufaula friends. reports le crops good-both corn and cd. hir' n English is from the steriinelgh DOT a- hood of Hawkinsville, where tanners II have always been gressiNhr1Nlns 'r and contented. They have ne com le munity, and they all know iAnd one ls thing that makes 1t fine iaat they 10 raise their home supplies. Treporter "a had the pleasure not long agf spenu-
 ing the night with Colonel Hains and
 better home made and home-rai cplcAI T. ems than were served by Mrs. Hklns5 "a cannot be found anywhere . V MT. Henry BalkcoIn was ife sity yesterday from over in the Enon Sros ,e Roads neighborhood. MT BalkS IS n one of those farmers who not onltfs ses ,e his home supplies, but sells lard : lnf a' T. and other products besides eosh N le heard party Yesterday apple 10 2 n T, for some more of lis fIne, ,a1e-ma df ie lard. We were a1ittfe snrSeq 70 neai a MT. Balkcom say thaf tf had had nc IS good rain for three week nd that crops 5. were needing rain. He ss the corn cIol a is fine but cotton smaand poor. Ht !e hail in his neighborho are not dolna II l well at all"