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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New Yok. Jan 1a-CAT1E-Rcceipts. l.Tl
head Steers wee slow. and prices 5aloc lossr:
bulls and thin COWS firm; medium grades steady:
fat covs SLOW to loc Of; common to primo steas
sold 50os675 per 100 lhs,: oxen. 500: bulls. A@
ass: cpws. 25oskso: dressed beef in modezate Do
nand at saIlc pr Ib for ordinary To chocD native
sides. No later 0bles from Great Britain III
ports none.
OALvEsReceipts. LES head Western calves
moro active and frm9; veab strong; barnyau
calves full steady. Common TO prime veals so'd
sooauoo per 100 lba: culh and thruscats. aoa-
7eo; barnyard calves. 4ooAkW; good TO prime West
erna $50; city druss6 veals' nrm at l5a4ai7c per
III country dressed cAlves higher q llalDAc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-ReceptA 7.f& head
Sheep vee hm On Buffalo ard Western advicss;
lsmbs weak and generally loa3c lower e1cep4 foc
choics handy hmhA Common to good sheep sosd
a2sAN psF ~ nR clliA 20oaA0: medium To
choacs lamhs, 10: dressed muttou firm st 1s6sc
p1 n; dFensd lsmhs nther slcw st Maf2e:
cussnf1 deasa hsGAouss laAs hshR q &eoA-
I HoGs-RsssspA. 1Hs Nod Fsetns nm ~
80 = 90 ~ - NJ; senE1 As4sa hP m
q onf3to ~ u Is
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Pleasant Plains-Lot COS block 4: Ella NJ. FaIlon
to John T. Arms and Samuel 4. D7Iry. trus-
tecs to secure Lee Brown, $3.50, l to s.
months per cent per annum.
Columbia Heights-Lot g. block 81 Milton Mantz
ct ux. to q. +. NJ. Brown and Agrrnon 5.
Garniner trustees to secure Thomas II. Yea
GER $500 one year per cent. emi-annually.
Square ls56-Lot Is: Mary n. Chandler to Thomas
NJ Gale and George T. Hamilton, trustees
to secure the Newlands Company. $2,E5
monthly payments 5 per cent per annum.
Square 1750-Lot e: Frances A. Mullaly to II.
d. Gordon and Robert f. Heater trustees
to secure Fulton r. Gordon. sl,fO. ! to 3
months 5 per cent per annum-
Square E4s-Lots q and 4S; Charles NJ. Dodson
to II. d. Gordon and Robert e. Heater. trus-
tees To secure Fulton II. Gordon. $l.62:
to 1oo months. per cent PER annum-
SQUARE Bge-Lot IS; G. Edwin Hunt ct. ux tn
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DAILY COURT RECORD
"wednesday, January 18, 1011.)

Supreme Court Of the jUnited States.
Present: The Chief Justice. Mr.. Justice Harlan.
Mr.. Justice McKennA, M. Justice HolmeA. Mr..
Justice Day, Mr.. Justice kmtnn, Mr.. Justice
Hughes. Ar. Justice Van Devsnter. and Mr. Justio'
James Grant Forbes of Boston, Mas: Arthur
L. Knauf, Of jamestown, N. OAK. and Ralph Nor
ton, Of New York. N. T.. were admitted to prac-
Gcc. So
No So Heirs Of Lopo Ct al. appellants. vs.
Rubert Hermanos; appeal from ths supreme Court
of Porto Rico; docketed and dismissed with costs
On motion Of Mr.. Frederick 8. Tyier for the
appellez
No. 81 Maria dol Encamaeion Prado widow
Of Suru appellant, W. the Succession f Aonzn
del Rio. &c; appeal from the supreme Court Of
Porto Rico; dockcted and dismissed with costs on
motion OF Mr.. Frederick s. Tyler for the ap-
pellec.
No G. Stella, r. Flint, general guardian.
&c, appellant. vs.. Stone Tracy COMPANY q q.
No. 100. wyckon Van Defhod. appellant. Va
No 90 Francis l.. Hine. appellant ~ Home
Life Insurance Company ct al:
No. I'll Fred w. smith, appsnanf' w. Inc
Northern Trust Company ct al:
No AZ william II. Miner. appellant. ~ the
Com Exchange National Bank. Of Chicaso d al
No Aa Cedar Street Company. appellant. vs.
Park Realty Company:
American Multigraph Company. q Al:
No rs. Joseph f. Gay. appellant vs the
Baltic Mining Company. ct Al;
No. i3l. Percy IL Br,ndagc. appellant. W
Broadway Realty Company ct al:
No. q. Paul Lar1uiI. appellant. ~ Tho Motn'
Taximeter Cab Company ct al:
No. A.. Arthur Lyman ct al. as trustees. &c
appellants. Va Interboruugh Raptd Transit Com
pany. ct al.
No A. Georye Wendell Phillips. appellant
w. Fifty Associates. ct al.
No. IL Oscar Mitchell. appellant " Clan
Iron Company. ct al:
No 4sx william +. F1uhrrr. ct Al. appellants
vs.. The New York Life Insurance Company: and
No. 457. Catherine Cary Cook. ct al. &c. ap
pcIlant vs. Boston Whah Company. ct al; re
argument continued by Mr.. Julien 7. Davies FOL
the appellant in No as; by MI Frrder1c !euI
Stimspn for the appellants in Nos Is and u.
by Mr.. Richard Reid Roeers for the appellants
in No A. and by Mr. Solicitor General Lehman
for the Unitnd States tty special leave). and D!
Mr. r. Il. Lindabury for the appellants in Nos
100 and 40.
Adjourned until today at Il O'Clock.
Tho day call for Thursday. January 49, viii b
As follows: No~ ~. &c. 49, land 49,. 81. y
land "a and 1871. ). torisinai). 80. land "a ano
III. $50. tsnd ES. SO. and 15). Il. toriginaD
and IL, lOiginal).
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Appeals.
The foIlo~ing decisions were handed down yr-fer-
day:
No s.. Oclricrs 4 Co.. appellant. ~. United
States Opinion ny Montgomery. IHe~iding judge.
The merchandise involved in this wOIl
4 motion made by the appellant for order
requiring the board Of general aTEraiscrs to re-
turn the testimony offered before the classification
i.srl. The motion is granted.
No. iSs. +. Ste-rman. jr. appellant. Va United
States. Opinion BY Montgomery. presiding jndgc.
The question covered by the opinion Is a motion
Of the appellant remand this case to the board
Of grne1al arTraisrs fer additional csidence. The
motion is denied.
Nos. iB. SOL and 81. SaIosnon Bros & Co.. sp
rrllants vs. United States; A. W. ChcStertcn Co.
appellant. W United States and Marie X. Glover.
appellant. vs. United States Per curiam- In
these motion 10 remand for additional test-
moly is denied in accordance with the ruling in
the 'Strranan case above.
No T. United States. appellant. Hattcrs
Fur Exchange. Opinion by Hunt. associate judge
The meTrtaDdse ASSESSED by the local ap
rrais-s at New York fur not the skin
y+eJarcd for hattcrS' use at - TIT cent The
mrsrtcr claimed that the merchandise thItiabie
at 10 TT o-It waste FREE. furs undressed
skins not specially provided for. The Circuit
Court for the Southern district Of New York de
cided that part of the impEtation dutiabe al
N pr crnt waste. and that the remainder was
free. Decision Of the cp,Irt is affirmed.
No. IS. Rircu & Darlington ct al. appellants,
vs.. United States. Orinion by De Nrics- assDlat to
Judge. The point issue in this cAsr is the aIf-
fciency of two protests The board Of ccncral ap
praisers ove1Tulei the protests the ground that
they were insufficient. and the decision Of the
board is affirmed.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. Jan. lS.-Muncy call at the stock
exchange to-day opened -. per cent. highest ,.
lowest ~. closing at =. pc- cent Most Of the
days loans made ~ ,cr cnt-
Time money offered with some freedom. and
the demand fair. Rates We're lowered 4 Trr
cent To 2aS4 Tcr cent for sixty days. 3i.a3e for
ninety days shay. for four. five. ard six months.
Mercantile paper taken moderately here and
elsewhere. The assortment fairly large and
comprised some attractive material. Rates. 4ail-
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorscd bills
receivable. and choice four six months single
names; ii.a5. per cent for others.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan R-HoGS-stesdy to &c higher.
Receipts estimated to-day. 5000: left over. 2SD;
estimated for tomorruw q 900; hulk of prices 96s-
s05; light. 7.6e8lo; mixed and butchers. LA
$40; heavy. 7.soaAo; rough, heavy. 80; pig. IN.
Hogs. quality good.
CATTLE-Recipts to-day. 400; market ssteady;
beeves. 4Soa70o: co~s and heifez3 2eoa61o; Texas
steen, 4.2a540: st0cken and feed1S. aGaa0:
Westerns, lMk0
sHEEP-Recsipts to-day. 6.eoe: prices steady to
Nc higher: native 4oh4.9: Western. 27taA6:
ysariinp. Lsoa5.se; lamhA ANako; Western. Aeaa-
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York. Jan. 1A-BUTTER-Rec1ipts to-day
5!6o packaeea The market is steady. -Croamery
specials. per h., 2; creamery extras. ~: State
dairy. tnhn. finest, IN: prucs8 specials. nv.
OHEESE-Rnceipts to-day. So boxes. The market
Is easy State whole milk specials. September.
u; State whole milk, fancy col0red. Scpteanbes.
lsk: skimA August-septmber quality. =; State
sdmA average fine. II.
4 unchaneed stata Pen1yivun1 0ssg hen
nay. vhits fancy. =: etate. PsnnUivaniA and
ne.fby heuaay. hRuwD fsncy. q: he1hssfhAed
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TREASURY STATEMENT.

Ths United States Treasury report iniii4ts the
cunditou at the beginning Of btsinsa YESTERDAY:
woting balance In Treasury ofhcB...... y .T3.B
In hanks and Philippine treasury y......... A0i. .7s5
Total balance in Treasury fund ......... s. 81 81
TruaAy rnneips yestesyday.............. LIS. AIS
Treasury diaku3cments yesterday. 16G, Ds
The deddt 10 date this fiscal year E,SsD. .
aeainst SBy0s,D this time last yeaI.
pansma Canal and public debt Agusa aD nj -
anAs1 = thG statement
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Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
EstAtc of James T. Clements; will dated Septen-
Der e. 1910. and petition for letters testamrntary
fled Attorneys. J. b. HoTican and N. +. Mansan.
In re Lillian N. S. Mckenzie; order to make pur-
chase.
Estate At Emma Jeffres; letters II afimtiStration
granted to Charles NJ Enmons; bond, 500. Attnr-
ney. r 2. Evans
Estate 6 Alice D. Magaw; order authorizing with
draval d caseat and admitting will tn probate and
record Attorneys. b. +. Leighton and f H. Jark-
son.
Estate of Suaannah r. Tucker: letters testamen-
tav granted To Cstrc1fnc II. and Richard Powell
bond. SA Attorney. W. =. Powell
Estate II Charles W. Emhrcy: letters of admins
tration grantfd tn Charles NJ. Embrr5; bond, 500.
Attorneys. MILAN & Smith.
Estate II Thomas II. Austin: letters testamentary
granted to Ella Austin bond. SloD Attorney, +. II.
Stcpsicna
Estate n James C. Hnce: petition for lettrrs tfs
amentarJ. Attorneys. F. l.. Beeham and G. +
Hamilton.
Estate H Michael r. Burns: petition for allow
an1, Attorneys. G. H. Calvert and r s Hume
Estate of Catherine Burk win dated September q.
1910 fld-
Estate of Upton II. Ridcnour. r.: motion tn
frame issGc.
Estate Of John Erazerpl petition for lcfters Of
administrative Attorney. G. r. Hou0.
Estate Of Ellen N. Colton exoptinns TO auditors
rcprt.
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der hrst degree: O trial. Attorneys, d. ". Baker
and J. A OShea.
Criminal Court No. 4
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. SAK SimmSHa1Tisn Cmpany ~ Baker:
verdict for plaintiff for Nn.A Attorneys. Lec.de.
Fulton & Cox and Sherier-Hamilton. Coibest.
Yefkes 4 Hamilton.
No zBs Uniind stats " Elmer co9; beuch
warrant returned '.cspi"
No. sH96, Brand Fisher Co d: verdict for de-
fendant; appeal noted; bond $1D. Attorneys. y. B.
Rhodes-Hamiltnn. Colbert, Yako & Hamilton.
Edmund Brady.
Nos. S5lss and N1ss. lockwood ~ Com30: tina
to flo declaration extended. Attorney. T. H. Pat
tefson.
No. s13o. Robinson, e1ecut6. "a Bond: judgment
on verdict. Attancys, Hughes Gray-Carington-
No. S2l4. Dunn & Co. ~ Wooden; nme Attn-
ncy. II. B. Rhodes.
No 53a09. johnson uA johnson: sama AttntneJA
Collins & HemansJ. y. CbllinA
No. sz& Sbs Moulton: verdict for dd0dant
Attotneys r b. F1ahaty-M. ]. ColbHt
No 5ZH. AndasDn " Wade: on trial. Attof-
Deys. MILAN Smith-W. A. Johnston.
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IN RE f. J. MURPHY COMPANY. A COR
Isoraton. Recorded in the Office Of the Recorder
os Deeds Of the District Of Columbia, January H.
1911.
ANNUAL REPORT OF E ]. MURPHY
COMPANY.
Know all men by these prysentS that We. the
President and the Truste-s o. the abosenamed
pcration. do hereby report and certify that the
capital stock Of said corporation in the Of
twenty-five thousand dollars is fully paid. and that
there existing debts against said corponticn
excerpt deed Of trust. dated the 4th day Of Aue1rst
1909 and recorded in LibeT 334s at folio ~ sec.
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia
and current debts not exceeding twenty eight thou
sand dollars.
JAMES A. KELIHER,
President
EDWARD ]. MURPHY,
+. R 8. EGBREY.
Truzt1A
District Of Columbia .:
Personally appeared before me, Efskine Gordon.
Notary Public in and for the District aforesaid,
JAMES A. KEILHER, President Of the r. J.
Murphy Company, who, being on OATH duly sworn.
doth depose and Ry that the matters and facts set
forth in the foregoing and annexed report and
ticate true. to the best Of his knowlese and
formation. JAMES A EEIIHER President
SubscIibcd and sworn to before me by JAMES A.
KELIHER. President aforesaid. this 18th day Of
January 1911 ERSKINE GORDON,
(Sezl.) Notary Public ID. C.
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Mechanical Liens.

No. SIG. Potomac Brick Company Is. LoaIis e.
Ferrrll and Douie H. Ferrell lots a. a5. DC. 3D7
and cs square $40 S4S.s2 Attorney. d. 5.
Mackan
No. 6lT. Hydraulic Press Brick Company vs..
Julia Saunders; lots Is. 46 and a.. square cSsl
Nos eise ci5i. and 2iJs Georgia avenue northwest
SLED Attorney W. X. Quinter.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Reguar call. r. O'Clock noon:
Carital Trartinn 5N son at ltga.
Potomac Electric c,r1Sodatcd -. 81 m at Nn.
Chcsap-ke and Potomac Telephone 5a 5000 at
lG}'s s. OO at lGSN.
. Washington Railway and Electric rrrfcrrd. 10
at S. 10 at s. 10 at s.. 10 at 81. . at S. . 1t
SsN % at Sh. "a at ssk. q at ssh. . at sh-
Washington G,s ; at IS . at ~.
McrgenthaIcr = at Nfe. At Nf1- at "a.
at gli S at LJ= 10 at 2l3,-. 10 at 49,
Ianston 10 at s. % al IS II at IS. . At IS. L
at Ssh. n at Si.. u at SS-
Riggs National Bank. At IA
Tnitei States Trust at lls
Merchants and Mechanics Savines Bank, at
lS.
East Washington Savings Bank. 10 at lH4.
After cali-Washirston Railway and Electric Ire
ferrcd. at ssl-.
Following are the bid and asked prices posted
at yesterdays meeting of the Washington Stock
Exchange:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

ouctatioos furnished BY ". D. HIbhD q o.
memben Of the New Yoek Stock ExchanOo. Hfbes
Building.
Call money: O.. ~: H.. *: l.. N: C.. ~.
SALES OF SHARES By HOURS.
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District Petition.
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Nos a34. United States Seven Barrels Dessi-
Gated Eggs; libel Attorney. c. X. Wilson.
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I.awsufta,

No 5gE. Elias W. Wheeler The American
and Foreign Marine Insurance COmrany and Brit
ish and Foreign Marine Insurance Company; ap
peal. Defendants attorney. T.. \. Jones.
Na S3gG Howard T.. Sprenkle VI. F1cyd +.
WaSgaman; Judgment Municipal Court Ssi. Attor-
ncy l.. f. johnson.
No SSgs Frederick W. Frietag ct al. ~
Thomas +. Davis ct al; damages. 5000. Attor
ney Alfred u. Smith.
No. 5sze Edward l., Brcc VI Providence Hos
ptal; account 81 20. Attorney, r. 4. Ford.
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Bankruptcy Court.

JUSTICE STAFfDRD.
No. 81. In Thomas = Wagsaman: a1e 0
part Of lot o. hlork !. woodly Park ratified
No 7N In re CITY Harness and Supply Com
pany: hearing discharge fixed for February a.
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E0uity Suits.

No ~Sc9 Gertrude 4. johnson Vs. ". Bishop
johnson: maintenance. Attorney. /. Williamson.
No. g99O. Mamie w. Dixon Thomas Dixon :
annul marriage. Attorney VI. =. OBrien.
No 2Se Charlotte Presiser Henry +.
Preiiser: assignment Of dover. Attorncys A. Il.
Webb and J. Il. Stein.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

@ Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs & Co., MEM
bers G. the New York Stock Exchange v.iobs Build
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Largest 1fsrning Circulation.
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,rininal Court No. 4

der hrst degree: O trial. Attorneys, D. ". Bake
and J. A. OShea.
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Criminal Court No. 4.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No 2ls5 United States vs. James Anderson mur-
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Riggs Bank stock sold at $50. Merchants
and Mechanics at 15s. United States Trust
at LIS. and the East Washington Saw
lngs Bank at L L.
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McKINNONVILLE.

McKinnonviHe, Aug. Our meet
ing, held here last Saturday night,
Sunday and Sunday night, and con-
Quoted by our pastor, Rev. E. Marvin
Rocks, was enjoyed by all.
Miss Myrtle Nipe returned Tuesday
from Pine Barren, where she has been
the guest of Miss Jeannette Mcmillan
for several days.
Misses Jehaza Rocks and Jeanette
Mcmillan, of Pine Barren, were pleas
ant visitors here Tuesday.
G. A. Lynch, of Buckeye, was a
business caller here Tuesday. .-...
Robert McKinnon left Monday for
Pensacola.
Quite a crowd of people from here
attended the holiness meeting, which
is being conducted fifteen miles above
here, Monday night, and report a good
time.
Miss Myrtle Nipe returned to her
home at Muskogee Wednesday.
A. D. McKinnon went to Buckeye
Wednesday.
Messrs. John Underwood and Ed
Beck. of Enon, were visitors here We'd
nesday.
Miss Hardy, of Roberts, is visiting
her brother, Fred Hardy, this week.
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BEULAH.

Beulah. Aug. 5.-Messrs. Noah and
Will Butler came home from Canary,
Ala, last week.
Mr.. James Bryant and family spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bryant
sister, Mrs. Will Olesen, near Pine
Forest.
The bear hunt came off Friday last
and after an exciting chase of five or
six hours, we had to give 1t up. The
men and dogs were used up by the
heat in the swamp where the bear
fed. Monday a bear killed a hog be-
longing to Messrs. VIII Shelby and
Lon. Hurst and they got up a party and
had a lively chase and shot at the
bear a good many times, but failed to
get it. w. A Shelby shot at him at
long range, knocking him down, but
did not get enough in him to stop him
very long. The weather is too hot for
the dogs to do good work. There is
now three bears and a cub which have
been seen and they are going to make
it lively for hogs and young stock if
not gotten rid of soon.
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CARRIERS.

Carriers, Aug. 5.-Mr. and Mrs. w
n. Hartgrove and w. N, Jr., spent
Sunday with Mrs. R. d. Battenf1eld.
Mr.. L. F. Eldridge, forest supervisor
made a flying visit to the Carriers
ranger station Tuesday, returning by
the launch Ruth Wednesday.
Mr.. w. II. Spivey has been com
PEELED to lose the foot that was in
jured several weeks ago. 1t was am
putated last week. His many friends
here sympathize with him In his con-
tinued misfortune.
DR.. Rose, president of the Carriers
Naval Stores Co., returned to his du-
ties at Carriers Saturday.
Messrs. Lloyd Browne sad J. NJ. Jor-
dan drove to Crestview Friday last
Mr.. Jordan went to Alabama on bust
ness while Mr.. Browne went to his
fathers, near Florala-
The rangers house is about ready
for occupancy
There was picnic gathering Of goot
roads advocates Monday, the 31st
where the. new road crosses the head
of Don Bayou. Some work was done
on the new bridge and everyone there
not only had a good time but was en-
thusiastic in the cause of good roads.
Mrs. Thomas Milligan, of Birming
ham, Ala, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Irwin, on Five Mile Bayou. Miss
Myrtle is also at home spending heI
vacation at present,
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PORT ST. JOE.

Port st. Joe. Aug. 5.--Mr. Tom Nc
Phaul has moved his family to this
place. He is having a business house
built on Third avenue.
A pool room, which will be opened
next week, is one of the new ventures
in st. Joe.
Mr.. Geo. wefing, of Apalachicola, is
having a. nice store house built on
Third avenue which will be occupied
by Mr.. Clary.
Mr.. Hardy. the ice plant man. is
having a residence built on Sixth
street near the bay.
The Port Inn is having plumbing
installed to be in readiness for the
waterworks. The waterworks tower
is completed and work will begin on
laying the mains in a few days.
There is much inquiry for home
gteads in this vicinity and they will
soon all be taken up.
John Maddox, the pilot, has put a
new motor in his boat and now has
one Of the fastest craft in these
waters.
Work is progressing on the inland
waterway from Apalachicola river to
East Bay.
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LAUREL HILL.

Laurel Hill. Aug. 5.-Some Of the
farmers In this section are just little
bit excited over the appearance of the
cotton caterpillar. They claim, how
ever, that so long as the hot sun has
the power as it now has, the worms
will do but little damage, but the rains
have already shown up in different
portions, and It is feard that the crop
will be cut short. Your correspondent
has recently visited portions Of Cow
ington, Crenshaw and Pike counties
and the same troubles and fears exist
in that portion Of Alabama. Corn
crops are just splendid and sugar cane
and peanuts crops, which our farmers
depend on greatly, are also promising,
and taking the present outlook as a
whole there will be rejoicing at har-
vesting time.
Hon. Dallas Peaden, OF Oakgrove,
was in town this week and reports
crops fine in his section. also his Peo-
pie are highly elated over the idea of
good roads
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BLUFF SPRINGS.

Bluff Springs Aug. 5.-Mrs. M. A
Douglas has returned home after a
pleasant visit to her son, Tom Doug
las, in Pensacola.
Misses Mabel wallace and Pearl Da-
Wis have returned to their home in At
more after several days visit with
friends at Nora They were accom-
panied by Misses Ola and Maggie H
McCaskill. -
Miss Ellen Dick is visiting her aunt
Mrs. Brooks, in Atmore this week.
Mr.. John Self, of Excel, Ala, Is
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Doug
las, of this place.
Mrs. Durham and children, of At
more, spent several days here this
week, the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w
v. Chandler.
Mrs. ]. T. Fillingim visited hel
daughter, Mrs. Bonnie Virgins, a
Pine Barren Wednesday.
Joice Baggett, of Pine Barren, Wis
tied friends here Sunday evening.
Mr.. Rollins, Of Brewton, was here
Thursday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones spent severa
days in Pensacola this week.
Hargis Gonzalez, of Pensacola, spent
Wednesday here with friends.
w. G. Douglas, of Loxley, Ala, fl
visiting his family here.
Mrs. Brooks Corley has returned tt
her home in Mobile after several days
visit to relatives and friends.
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PINE FOREST.

Pine Forest, Aug. 5.-The fine wealth
er during the past week has enabled
our farmers to get in the most Of
their hay.
Miss Lizzie BIomeley has returned
home after a three months visit with
her brother and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Blomeley, Jr., of Birmingham.
Quite large number of visitors at
tended the services Of the Christian
church last Sunday. Rev. Henry Purse
preached both morning and afternoon.
The Christian church invites the pub
lie to attend their services which are
held at the home of the pastor, Rev.
Henry Pierce, every first and fourth
Sunday at IL a. m. and at the Metho-
dist church every four Sunday at 8
p. m.
Mrs. T. w. Hall and Mrs. warhan
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Ransley Sunday afternoon.
Misses Margaret and Jewel Diamond
were visiting with Miss Solomon at
Rondyke Sunday.
Mr.. Arthur ]. Ransley was visiting
with friends at Beulah Sunday.
Mrs. Jas. Blomeley, Jr., and little
daughter, Of Ensley. Ala, are visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Jas.
Rev. E. w. Roberts viii preach in
the Methodist Sunday school Aug. 6
at $3.50 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams and family,
Of Pensacola, are visiting with friends
here.
Arthur ]. Ransley was visiting IN
Cantonment Monday and Tuesday.
Post cards have been received here
from DR.. s. A Mccall who is visiting
his brother In northern Alabama, ex-
poets to return home about the 18th of
August.