The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-07-01

some squares: corn being laid by; oats harvesting good yield; grapes and tobac- co very fine.-F. A. Meier.
 Middle District. .
 Autauga, Haynes--Corn growing nicely, some laid by; cotton growing and squares forming slowly; all crops grassy.--W. N. Gaines.
 Bi6b, Randolph--Corn damaged slightly, but good average; cotton small, getting grassy; oats poori wheat light.-w. H. Mahan.
 Bullock, Inverness-Upiand corn good; lowland corn damaged; cotton growing nicely, some blooms. all crops grassy H. Mclean.
 choctaw. Tullis-Corn continues good, early mostly laid by; cotton very small, some not chopped.-James A. Bell.
 Clay. Ashland--Corn looking well, but none laid by; cotton small, no blooms; oats and wheat making good yield.-Jas. L. Carwile.
 coosa. Hissop--Corn looking well; cot ton small and some very grassy; all farm work delayed by rains this week. F. M. Darsey.
 Dallas. orrville-Corn fine; cotton im- proving; all minor crops doing well; pas- lures good.-W. W. Berry.
 Greene, Union-Corn fine, but old corn damaged by high wind; cotton doing well, but small; crops getting grassy.-W. L.. Storey.
 Hale, Powers-Cotton and corn badly damaged by wind and rain; sweet pota- toes doing well; fruit fair; gardens good John Findlay.
 Lowndes, BurkviIIe-Cotton growing rapidly. but grassy in some places; corn fine; hay good; peas and gardens looking well.-W. B. Young.
 Marengo. Octagon-All crops badly dam- aged by heavy rains; all streams high.- J. A. Bradford. Perry, Uniontown-Cotton and corn damaged by wind and washing rain; much corn blown down.-J. M. Richeson.
 Pickens. Palmetto-Plowing retarded by and promising. especially corn; oats light yield.-R. O. Richardson.
 Randolph. Pittman-Cotton grassy some squares, no blooms; worm killing late corn, but little laid by; wheat yield below the average.-J. F. Pittman.
 Sumter, Gainesville-Some damage from high winds; cotton doing well: grapes good; gardens fine.-S. T. Jones.
 Talladega, Fayetteville-Corna and cotton doing weI1, but needing work; oats all cut; sugar cane and sorghum doing well;
 
 Tallapoosa, Alexander City-Cotton i'm proving. but very grassy; corn doing we'll; melons and gardens needing sunshine c. F. Park.
 Tuscaloosa, Fosters-AH cotton. except late replanted. has squares. and some up- land blooming: some upland corn blown down, rowland growing rapidly.--L. E. Hill.
 Southern District. Barbour Clayton-All crops improving but needing cultivation; much corn laid by.-C. r. Stewart. Butler Garland-Cotton damaged slight Iy by hail on 24th: all crops getting gras- sy and needing sunshine.-J. c. Mcclure Clarke, Gainestown-Early corn doing well, but worms damaging late planted 1 cotton being chopped out; gardens fair peach crop will be very hght.-J. s Lambard.
 Coffee, Tabernacle Favorable rains, bu' some damage to corn by high winds some lice on cotton; minor crops doing well.-G. F. Hildreth. Covington. River FallS-Corn, sweet DO for cotton, which is rather grassy.-A F. Powell
 Dale, Pinckard-Favorable rains: cottor not promising. some squares. few blooms corn fine: minor crops doing well.--W. F Clements.
 Geneva, Geneva-Cotton all chopped 1T good condition. many blooms; corn doing well. all laid by; minor crops doing well -. O. McEachern. Mobile, Grand Bay-Plenty of sweet DO