OYES THIS BITESRmn •! lh« W««k T«M la Brlef-Th*lukuki Still ruarlihlic.BrcwMvUla.The paat was a quiet week in the sab* urbs.There has been a alight improvement in business all alo»»g the lineJudge W A. McEivy tried one rr two unimportant civil oases last Moi day.Council held a meeting last Tuesday night, but transacted no business of general interest.Courtney’s two-story store and residence is progressing slowly but sure.y.Mr W E Stowe, of Opelika, paid a brief visit to Opelika friends during the past week.Miss Mattie Hobbs has been seriously ill with lever, but is better.Mr £ Jefferson, a live merchant of Lively, ■“as born in Coiumbau, and oast his first vote for C eveland November 4.Rsv J M Oiborne is improving his premises by the erection of barn and atabie.Mr James L Divison, who was reported to be seriously injured in a late encounter with Bailiff Crawford, is geuiag along finely, and is but slight-iy injured.Coi J T Holland is on a visit to home and fri6nda in Brownev;lle. He gives out that the prospec. is very good for a j udioial district in the eastern portion of l*ee, with Brownsville as the county seat.The Carpe Diem social club held a meeting Thursday night. Ariauge meats are being made to ceiebrate Christmas in blooming styleTie Home Guardian Lite Insuiance Company was xe-organizad W wineeday night by the election oi the fjllowiug ofiioers: Thomas Waldrop, preai.lent; J F Kogera, vice-preeiden1; T L Jout^ auo Thomas 8oarimpsbire, dneciors; Dr Hod os, examining surgeon,Mr J C Carmiei aai nan retired from