Gilliam Farmer

"... farmers are in high spirits for tbey had their corn crops cleaned and ready for that good rain. Crops are very fine around bere. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam Farmer and wife last Sunday a fine boy. ltieru is no sickness at this time in our locality. It seems tba t we are all blessed with good health. I had ..."

"... Mrs. Council and two daughters, Mr. and llearn and family, Missos Lillian and Nellie McDonald aud brother, Walter, Misses May, Nettie and Hello Turner. THAWS. Special to the News. Gilliam Farmer has the slow fever. Ho was taken sick at Mr. A. L. Mansllelds', his father-in-law. Mrs. M. 1). Smith and Mrs. Ada llidge went ii on the train to Mount ..."

"... weather. It seems Rood to bave some cool days after such hot ones as we have been having. A. L. Mansfield bal sold bis mill to Honry Farmer and Gilliam Farmer, his son-in-law, for $35,000. This includes tho liouso and lot at the mill. Mr. W. L. Smith is preparing to start for Texas the 1.1th of September with her two ..."

"... to come. Dinner will be served on the grounds. It wiy soon be twelve months since we assumed charge of the postofflce, or on the 1st day of July. Gilliam Farmer is suiToring from bleeding at the lungs. W. L. Smith has done reaping all the wheat on N. Deakin's placo and on W. B. Johnson's placo. Wheat is very good ..."