The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-05-29
Middle District.

Bullock, Enon-Cotton about four weeks late; corn small and poor stands; oats poor; other crops doing weli.-T F. An thony
 Chambers. Buffalo-Cotton coming UT to good stands; early cotton chopped corn small. but growing well; Irish pota toes plentiful sweet potatoes set out wheat we'll headed.-J. T. Spence.
 Chiffon, rhorsby-Cotton chopping be- ing pushed: all crops doing well; peache: promise we'll. but apples are not so wei fruited.-J. Bice.
 Clay, Flat Roek-Bud worms injurins corn: stands of cotton improved; whea and oats doing well.-J. s. Headrick.
 Coosa, Goodwater-Crops very back ward; cotton not all up; fruit shedding but may yield fair crop.-Florenc'
 Dallas, Browns-Recent rains benefited crops very much; replanted cotton up tc good stands; oats promise a fair crop J. E. Robbins.
 Eimore, Wetumpka-Crops looking fine early oats beginning to ripen; garden: doing well.-J. Galloway.
 Hale, Laneville-Replanted cotton up tt fair stands; chopping about half com ing.-B. L. Garher.
 Macon, Tuskegee-Cotton and corr greatly improved by recent rains; oats harvested, but rather !!.sSssts.--e. " Carver.
 -Ialengo, Hampden-Cotton greatly im- proved, with replanted coming up to fail stands; cane and all minor crops doing well.-A. P. Dumas.
 ping being pushed. stands greatly i'm ;, e1: corn ciean and growing rapidly. W. D. billiard.
 Picksns. Gordo-Corn small. but look ing well; cotton in fine condition, but poor stand In few places gardens growing nicely.-John J. Windham.
 Russell, Hyram-Cotton good stands, and choppins in progress; oats being cut -Ao orA. rdn Pai Bush. Shelby, Approximation chopped out: bud worms doing much damage to corn; gardens fine.-R. B. Posey nearly all up; bugs eating Irish potatoes; oats promising. some being harvested W. F. Godfrey.
 Tallapoosa, Island Home-Al vegeta gardens improving; fruit promising Benjamin Walker.
 Tuscaloosa, Moore's Bridge-All crops doing well. except late corn. which is be- ing injured by bud worms; cotton belns chopped.-E. Tannehill.
 Southern District.
 Baldwin. Little River-All crops i'm pnoved, but cotton still irregular 1T stands: oats much benefited by rains.- H. c. Staples.
 Butler Gariand-Ail crops improved oats maturing well; worms continue tc injure corn.--J. c. Mcclure.
 Clarke, Whatley-Crops greatly im- harvestel.-J. A. Hill.
 Covington Hilton-Corn small; cane fail stands; gaNdens backward; potatoes being planted.-W. F. Jones.
 Dale. Ewells-Rain of 2lst caused late planted cotton to germinate; crops i'm proving rapidly; peaches promising; mul' berries ripening.-W. H. W!ndham.
 Eseambla, Polard-Oats being harvest ed gardens very backward.-J. w. Kelly
 Geneva. Dundee-Corn and oats in fine condition; cotton up to poor stands; gar dens doing weN.-H. c. Daniel.
 Henry, Wesley-Many potatoes ant peas planted: some oats harvested; smal fruits ripening and plentiful; insects in turing gardens.-H, C. Holmes.
 Monroe. Mt. Pleasant-Cotton choppins being pushed; low lands being planted corn and minor crops doing well.-F'ranA s. Norris. Pike, Curry-Cotton up to good stands corn poor: oats somewhat below the av craze; chopping of cotton being pushed