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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11
York's Run.
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Correspondence Of tie Argus
Henry Hankius Is on the sick list
J. G. Jenkins has rented the Bail farm.
Jas. l. Bell went to Kingwood Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Frank AMMAN spent sun.
day with tho Moore family
Clatonco Chidcster Of TOWNSVILLE. spent
a couple Of days with w G Funk
Qaite a number OF our farmers went 10
Iunnciton after fehIiz April first
Mr. and Mrs j. w. Robinson. OF Fellows.
willie spent sunday with r j. Poolson
prouaciod meeting will commence AT
Pavilion Boz two weeks from last Friday
night
Mr. and Mrs. JOS Ellis Of Nowburg.
spent Easter sunday with J ~ Pylos and
family
Miss Josie Dcmoss. OF Taylor county.
has been visiting her sister. Mrs I. l..
Bel Tor the past week.
We arc sorry Go note the death o. Mr..
Jas. Tsfynn near this place hc was sick
about thirty sis hours Neuralgia Of the
stomach is supposed 90 have caused bis
death
We suppose that the writer from Terry
S. - don't know who be- is but bo is badly
misiskcn tie is ono of those good old
fashioned Democrats that au good fair
minded people admire. bot we al advise
hIm Co Dc looking after some Of these
mountain dc8es himself instead Il letting
D. w 90 DO SO. Write again good friend.
as wc az like TO read che Weston news
ON HicKoRY.
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In a Dangerous Condition.

The many friends Of Mr.. II. e.. Flythc.
Kingwoods eoierpdsng undertaken. viii
regret 20 hear ihat Dc Is seriously afflicted
with what is said 70 be bone cancer. and he
has gone 60 Bllumefc 20 enter John HOP.
kins Hospital 20 have an operation perform.
ed in hopes Of securing relief ere me dis
case bccome5 TOO securely Fastened upon
him. The dread disease has affected ono Of
bis jaws anil seems 90 De on tho isa bone.
Tie had nod-ed a lump there fof some time.
but as &C. dij not bat him dl lately. he
paid hut iiulc attention Zoo it until 10 cot
sore and inn1m.i and became very painful.
Tic bad thc physicians here go examine t
and they advised him 20 go TO the Hospital
for treatment. Last week be- went Co Wheel
ing. but ,hc Surgeons there did not give him
any encourage 90 all. but advised him
e. come home and settle up DIS business al,
once, and 81 John liopkins for an opera.
lion end hay- para Of fhe isw removed. as
,hc only hope. This is dangerous opera
ION, Bot No ply,he left Monday afternoon
for Baltimore, accompanied by bis wife, 10
ny this last resort
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-04-11

From another correspondent
u i. Miller is repairing his property by
building new fence around his lots.
J /. b. Martin. of near Valley Point. has
opened up new store in our town In
which he contempldtcs doing dourishing
business this summer
We arc able again to tell the people of
our community that there isa new doctor
IN town. Or Trippett. of Roanc county.
w Va. Success to him.
w. r. Miller and I. n. Ady arc the late
contractors for the two mail routes that
leaves this place every day. Miller will
carry the Somerfeld route and Ady the
Kingwood after June 3d.
Lynne waddcll has returned home from
Baltimore. Md asked her how she liked
II down at the hospital and "hcr hain't
nothing 10 say. only that two weeks is
enough for her as trained nurse
We noticed In last weeks paper letter
from Hazelton in which the writer was
telling what a GOOD school Miss Barnes
Taught had fine entertainment and left a
host Of friends IN and near Uazclon. We
don doubt IL or have no right to. but they
could have praised her without using Miss
Lynnc's name. That local from Brandon
Vile thar they referred to didn't give them
any room TO use the latter IS name as they
did Miss Lynne has taught two very
successful terms Of school for as and sim
has all tho friends she wants Besides
that she made the first attempt IN securing
q library for the school through a lot Of
hard work aud responsibility on her part.
We have secured fine library of about
7oo fine books lIazclton had better wait
until she gets challenge for fight
O. No VINO
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AprH9 10

corresp ndcnce Of The Argus,
Easter Services at Chapel Sunday, with
very nice program
Grant Bshon Of Beech Inu is working
for Walter Forman.
II. a. Feather and family were calling on
J Frank Rodeheaver Sunday.
Scott Feather and Jud Childs took in the
last day Of school at Hayden.
J. G. Feather and J. viii Hayden made
a business tip to Terra Alta Saturday.
w o. Miller closed his school lass Fri
day, after a very successful term. H. r.
Miller came down after his brother, and
came near losing his heart.
The movers in this section This week arc
DADDY" Jake Feather To Isaac Elliotrs
farm, II. NJ Hayden 20 KingwooI, Mark
Feather 10 !. J.. Feathers farm. J. VIII
Hayden TO Hayden farm and Clay Crane to
Terra Alta.
on HARRY.
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This day the partnership Of John J. Cooke
q Sons dong business a. Howesyille. w..
Va, is dissolved by mutual consen {, and
hereafter the business will be run as the
Cooke Supply Co, and ala parties indebted
TO the drm Of John J. Cooke & Sons will
please call and settle same with v. r.. Cooke
Thanking our patrons for past favors and
hoping a continuance II The same
VNcENr T. Cooke, Manager.
for Cooke Supply Go.
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From another correspondent
SELpoM SErN,

From another correspondent
Old Cheat was ON boom Saturday.
X. Jenkins is rafting logs near the Beaver
Hole.
The weather man is having good time
all TO himself.
Cal Groves aud Jake Rohr are hauling
eross-ties for sam Lyons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram McNlillen we're visit
ING a, T. u. Blaney's Saturday.
Calvin Rohr left for Morganlowu. Monday,
where he is working for an Ohio firm.
Clad, Taylor is suffering from a very
severe attack of heart trouble. Sarah Bean
Arnold is nursing him.
Some people are in a hurry to get their
gardens made. Better wait awhile, as lack
Frost will be apt to make his appearance il
you get in too much haste.
This is my first attempt at writing for a
paper, and if this escapes the office goat, |
will write again. IliAwAruA.
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April Alliances.

Z Clark Cobun 90, Lula Ellen Bria.
ECKER %.
S. Fuller Kelley 80. Marie Funk -.
Samuel Bruce Liyeagood ~, Laura Vir.
GINA DsBsrry rs.
William Thomas Tcets 2s. Mary Eliza
beth Jane Shrout IS.
Harvey J. Collins zS Irene Sampson 70.
Henry a jenkins q, Laura G.. May 60
Al natives Of Preston except FIRST named
bride who was born 10 Shenandoah county.
Virginia, and jenkins who nov lives At
Cumberland, Md
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Brandenville.

| Correspondence OF The Argus.
As Uncle Joe seems to have retired since
he qui, "wokio in the Iimbah, " We will g,vc
YOU a few items from this place.
Dame Rumor says VIC are TO have a we'd.
ding in town this week.
Wanted, by c. ShaGer, q good s,ou, man
to handle horses, SO he eau do away with
block and tackle
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. A. Smith drove over
from uuionIown, Saturday, to visit Mrs.
Smiths parents, Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin.
l. \. Ady is jus, now o'erwhelmsd with
business. lie Is town sergeant. deputy
sheriff, constable, school teacher and mail
contractor.
Oar enterprsing townsman, VIM. Albright.
says he is going to rid the country OF all the
ringhonc, SPAWN, blind aud lame horses.
aud sc, something tina, can go. Better get
yourself one, Charlie, aud you will get to
town mex, Saturday night.
Your Hazelton correspondent reports that
Miss Mamie Barnes taught a successful
school there. We are glad to know that
tn people Of llaselton are beginning To ap.
precia,e the benefit Of a good education.
watch will dive old time fogyism aud witch
craft from the face of the earth Now. we
do believe she did teach good school. and
deserves the praise given her. Bat we do
not agree to have the laurcls plueked from
Miss lynne's crown to bedcck some other
teachers, and we claim a right TO praise our
teacher here at Brandonwllc. without de.
tracing anything from auyonc's talent or
virtues. Miss Lynne has attained a splendid
education by her own energy, and holds
State certificate. We are inclined To believe
our ialelton correspondent has an attack of
the green'eyed monster, OF has been be.
w'tched by some of the other young ladies
he speaks Of If so, we would recommend
bath in DR.. rs tub of ice cold witch broth
eoncoe,ed from timothy hay and the fra.
grant ragweed which grows abundantly ON
the fertile hills of lIa4elton. Nine dips in
that tub will bring him forth with below
equal to that emitted by the calf which NJ. +.
burned in brush pile to bring forth the
witch, simply because the animal refused to
drink butter milk. Sure enough, an old
woman DIED. Now suppose you JUS, try
that cure and see if another old woman don't
kick the bucket. SAM PArcu.
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Masoniown Millinery.

The Watson Sisters from Meyersdalc. Pa.
are putting 10 a foil line Of Millinery Goods
az Masontown. this county They have
been making this line Of work specially
for some time.
We viii endeavor 20 please all customers
both in work aud prices. Every one is in-
viicd 90 call and examine our gosk.
Summ.r Opening soon
LNAL.u. eL.-nn.
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while there is life there is hope.

l was afflicted with osiauh could nei-
Their taste nor smell aud could hear bgt little
Eys Cream Balm cured it.--Mareus G.
Shauzs, Railway, n J..
The Balm reached me safely and the
effect is surprising. Ny son says the first APP
plication gave decided relief. Respectfully,
Mrs Frauklin Freeman, Dover, n. II.
Tha Balm does not iuitatc or cause sncez-
ing. Sold by druggists at SO cents, or
mailed by Ely Brothers, 50 Warren ST.,
New York.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-12-13

LUNENBURG G. H., Dee lOlh, 1901
At Lunenburg county court yester-
terday, the trial of Tie negro girl for
attempting to poison the child Of Mr.
Hart, the jury gave a verdict Of 4 years
in the penilentiary, and the same girl
is on trial to-day tuesday for another
attempt to poison. AT one o'clock the
jury had not agreed as to the length Of
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. In
both cases the girl confessed the crime.
The young men Of Lunenburg will
have tournament at Lunenburg {. H.,
on Friday, the 10Th Of December, and
right much interest is manifested.
Misses Mamie Gates and Rosa CardO-
IA, of Lunenburg G. H., were the guests
Of Misses Minnie Tabb and Connie
Penn Bragg on Saturday evening last.
Mr.. Henry Stokes Ratchet, from the
lower end Of Lunenburg, was visitor
at the home Of Messrs. W. J Jr., aud
T. ID. Bragg on last Saturday.
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last Thursday night. This was hel
fourth recital here, which goes 10 prove
our people, appreciation Of her wonder.
ful talent. While here she was The
guest Of Mrs j. II. Hines.
Mr. J. Easley, fSoulh Boston, spoke
to the young men at the Y NJ. G. \.
hall Sunday afternoon
Mrs. d. W. ellis j. out again after an
illness of six weeks duration.
Miss Maize ellis is visiting in Rich
moud.
Mis-. Mary Xix, sister Of Mrs. ID w
Oils, will spend the winter here With
her sister.
Mrs. Earnest Norton is expected
home this week after two weeks Wis
1t to Wythevlle, Farmvile and other
places.
Miss Gladys Allen, who has been
spending several months with her
aunt. Mrs J II. Hines, will leave for
her home near Felden, the l4ih.
Miss Witt Harper, daughter Of our
townsman, Mr. Charlie Harper, has
been appointed assistant postmaster
hare.
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Darlington Heights Dots.
DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA, }
Dec. q. 1901. /

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA,
Dec. 9, 1901.
On last Friday night grand ball
was given at the home Of Mr. Glenn
Crute, near Darlington Heights The
dancing began at $ o'clock and was
kept up until I A. NJ. Atll O'Clock
supper was served, the table was beau-
tifully decorated in flowers, and all
kinds of cakes and meats in abund-
auce. Everything passed of nicely.
They danced Il square sets and waltz
ed between every set.
Among the dancers We're Misses Will
son and Chalie Swan, Miss Annie Bal
lou, Of Halifax; Miss Clara Barksdale,
of Smithville; Misses Della and Maude
Carter, Miss Mollie Shorter, Miss MAJ
tie Crute. Mrs Mary Harris, Miss Sell
ma Cobb; Mr.. Emmet WOmack, Nj.
Jim Shackleton, Mr. Fred Redd, Mr..
Jim Payne, Mr. J. III. Crute, Mr.. Ham
let and joe Allen, Mr.. Brooks and
Morton Elan, Mr.. Ben Franklin, Mr..
Leslie Dillon. The music was rendered
by Messrs. Norvel Crute and Willie
Wood.
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TRAVIS, PR. En-. Co, Va, }
Dec. 10, 1901. !

Mr. A. B. Willingham, Jr., of Smith
field, y. G spent Saturday and sun
day at Mr. T. II. Bruce's.
Mr. Peter Trear and family, Of Leay-
enworth, Kansas, are visiting his pa.
rents near here.
Mr.. J. Lawrence Daniel and his
friend, Mr. Christian, Of Hampden-
Sidney college, spent Saturday at Mr..
w. G.. Daniels.
Miss Fannie Clark aud sister, Of Mt.
Leigh, were the guests of their grand
mother, Mrs. John Foster, Saturday.
Miss Bette West, " no has been visi-
ting frends in this neighborhood, is
now on visit to Mrs. VI. j. Hubbard
near Rice.
Rev. n. Maynard, Baptist mis-
sionary from Japan, gave most inter
esting and instructive talk at Sharon
Sunday.
What has become of your c0rrespon-
dent, "P. y. D" Of San Antonio, Texas {?
am sure many Of your readers would
be delighted to hear something from
her occasionally.
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DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Va,
Dec. 4. 1901

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, VA,
Dec 1, 1901
This afternoon was the scene OF
pretty marriage at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs Archer Cobb. Their daughter,
Josephine Pearl Cobb, was married To
Mr.. John Bradner, Of Charlotte county.
The parlor was prettily decorated with
evergreens and white and lavender
chrysanthemums. The bride was
gowned in steel color trimmed in white
silk. She wore orange blossoms in
her hair aud carried lavender and cream
chrysanthemums.
The BRIDE entered with Miss Mamie
Bradner, sister Of the groom; he with
Mr.. Willie Cobb, brother Of the bride;
Miss Molle Shorter, Of Darlington
Heights, with Mr.. Noel, Of Farmvile;
Miss Selma Cobb, sister of the bride,
with Mr. Bradner, brother Of the
groom: Miss Fannie Wells, Of Farm
vile, with Mr. Liuwood Pucket Of
Darlington Heights.
Ceremony by Rev. J. II. Couch.
The marriage was attended by many
friends.
Presents were many and beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs Bradner, left for their
home in Charlotte county.
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ACTION, Va, Dee. 10, 1901.
Mr.. and Mrs T. II CraIle, Of Wilson,
Va, have returned home after a short
visit To their father, Mr.. J. \. Bright
well.
Mr.. Mark l.. Phillips, Of Richmond,
will preach at Appomattox church the
4lh Sunday Of this month, at 1870
O'Clock, instead of the 3rd Sunday.
Last week Mr.. G. 0. Hamlet, Of
Hamnden-S Sidney, hunted in this place.
Miss Maggie Addleman, Of Cumber-
land, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Mamie McCracken.
A very large deer was killed by a
colored man last week near the river
between Mr.. Bliss and Buckingham.
Mr. jack Druen, who for the past
year has rented one Of Mr.. Bliss farms,
will move 10 Cumberland this week.
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Mount Leigh Musings.

Mt. LEIGH, PR Ed. CO., Dec 10.
Mrs. J. T. Clark left to-day for Rich
mond, where she will spend several
days visiting friends.
Rev. J. w. Shipman and Messr-. j..
Wade and Willie Fowlkes, Of Lunen-
burg, spent Saturday night at Mr.. r..
b. Wilson's.
We had an address at Sharon Sun
day morning from our missionary, Mr.
Maynard. He has been at work In
japan for seven years and is now on a
visit to the States for the benefit Of bis
health. Mr. Maynard gave an account
Of his work in Japan and the progress
he has made il very encouraging.
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Death Of Mr.. Cobb.

Mr. Juhu l.. Cobb, the well know
contractor died yesterday Afternoon
after lingering illness with con-umr
ton. He suffered much, which III
bore with unlaltering Christian resig
nation. He leaves wife, several small
children and host of friends and rel
alves who mourn his death
The FUNERAL will take place from lh,
residence this afternoon al O'Clock.
Reinforcement Of an Old Soldier.
The Refinement Of Comrade o. r.
East took place in the town cemetery
last Sunday afternoon. The body was
laid 10 rest in the Confederate section
with most appropriate ceremonies
The Rev. = "a. Thompson conducted
simple religious service of comitial
ID mother eartb's bosom with an ear
nest prayer for those of his who still re-
main ON this side of the river. A large
body Of our citizens on foot and in We
hcles, starting from the Randolph
Hotel, followed the body to the grave.
Two Confederate battle flags were borne
10y Comrades ; w. Paulett, aud r
ID. Miller. the two old "Rebs,' who
walked on either side the hearse. The
Farmville Guard in full uniform, ac-
companied The remains and fired
military salute al the close of the ser
vice. Rev. : II. Thompson, who, a. "A
comrade in spirit, made a most beauti-
ful and feeling address. I'm "A moment,
as he pictured the loving devotion to
the sentiment which carried the old
boys to the front. we iustiuctivey felt
the heart-thrOb- Of the sixties. The
drum beat, the bugle call. the pit-pal
OF the muskct balls, the bursting shells
came wildly To mind. Then glorious
ly was shown the loyalty to duty OF
those who survived the shock Of war.
In conclusion the speaker said that the
true Confederate soldier was one Of
Of God Almighiy's noblemen so We
buried our old comrade aud left him to
await Gods bugle call on the last day.
FarmIiIle Graded and High School.
Roll Of honor for the week ending
December Is:
High School-Demetrus Farrar,
Hugh Gillian, Kate Bidgood, Lillian
Edwin Wade.
Grades: "a. Lizzie Davis, Marjorie
Thompson, Annie Lyon, Goldie Wal
ihal, Willie Webster
co.. Blanch Arnislead. Ben Rives
Hopper, Bette McDanald.
o. Eugenia Fallweil, Louise Gray,
Lloyd Cole, Annie Bidgood, Asa Lyon,
smith.
O.. Basil Jackson, Lena Gillian,
lOmmie Lyon.
e.. Emmett Webster, Samuel Woot-
ION, Ruth Garnet, Gertrude Gillian,
Elizabeth Smith.
o.. Taylor West.
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A very pretty marriage took place at
the residence of Samuel J. Weaver, ON
the morning Of the oth inst, when his
daughter, Mary Elizabeth, became the
bride of Mr.. J. Alex. Sayers. The bride
was beautifully attired in travelling
suit aud looked lovely. The parlor wa,
tastefuly decorated with evergreens,
aud many interesting friends wit
messed the ceremony which was
performed 10y Rev. w J. Shipman.
Nav the blessings of heaven attend
them i'm life.
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On the Sly.

FARMylLLE, VA, Dec. 10, 1901.
Dropping into the editorial sanctum
and failing to find the genial editor at
home, / seat myself, welding free
lance. ! proceed to furnish copy to the
voracious iype-setier in comments on
things in general. Thoughts that have
long struggled for utlerance crowd the
amateurs slow moving pencil.
First a. To income tax. The law con-
templates that man getting $1,000
salary shall report 800 income for tax
alton. That landlord receiving more
than $500, beyond outlay in repairs,
&c, shall give in the excess for taxa
ton. and SO alike rule applies TO mer-
chants. Nothing is palmer than that
through ignorance, or other cause, our
treasury does not receive the revenue
it should.
A mere casual glance al the commits
sioner's books Will impress one with
profound surprise at the ability Of some
Of our large householders to hold down
grocer, butcher and haberdasher's bills
within $50 per mouth.
The alternative explanation 1t Is
said. make. commissioners lose faith in
the professions Of some good(?) men.
Cannot our officials catch crap shoot
ers, or punish them when caught?
A group may be seen any Sabbath
day near the railroad bridge or the
woods beyond engaged excitedly in
game. The boys are there too in train
ing. This is fearfully demoraIizing, As
well as shocking to the passer-by.
Will it be needfull to petition the
Constitutional Convention or the Lee
gislature now in session to pass other
laws to abate this nuisance
Now that the porkers have been
slaughtered, the time has arrived for
our council to prohibit hog raising in
town.
The loyalty and patience Of our peo-
pie was subjected TO fearful test in
the months past to endure without
complaint the nauseous odors with
which the heavy air of The. evening was
laden.
Isitright to impose this nuisance
upon your neighbour, expose our people
to disease OF drive them 10 occupy other
apartments Of their own houses?
The writer has nothing but words
of commentator for Simon, our faith
ful street cleaner. If all other officers
Of the town were a. true in their posi-
tions-bui comparisons are "orderous," "
AS Mrs. Darlington puts it. Santa
Claus should remember him.
BY the way the streets; walks and
approaches to our tom are much i'm
proved. Sycamore bottom is no longer
bottomiesS, and the 81 800 expended
on both entrances TO the Cumberland
bridge makes 10 pa~sable even at flood
tide. T. l.
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SrNNysrDE, VA, Dec. 9th, 1901

SrNNysIDE, VA, Dec. 9th, 1901
The bridge at Stony Point is being
repaired 10y the Roanoke Bridge Com.
pany.
MIR aud Mrs. Willie Shepard. ofClif-
ton Forge, are visiting their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shepard.
Miss Alkaline Davis spent Saturday
aud Sunday with her grandmother,
Mrs. A. NJ. Carter, near Hawk.
Mr.. Walter Carrulher- has opened a
store at Stony Point.
Mr.. :. W Shepard left today for
Famville, where he will spend the
winter
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"a cold cling- 10 you. The cough seems
to tear holes in the delicate tissues of
the throat and luags You lose weight
and Won wonder IL you are threatened
with disease you scarcely dare 60
name Are You aware that even "a
stubborn and long neglected cold is
cured with Aliens Lung Balsam? Do
not spend more of your life in cough
ing and worrying.
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1901-12-13

OLEsKo, CUMBERLAND Co,
Dec IL, 1901.
A very large deer was killed about a
mile from here few days ago by col
ored boy who shot it in the Appomat-
tox river, where it had been run by a
pack Of hounds. 1t ran about hun
dred yards after it was shot. The deer
weighed about two hundred and fifty
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pounds. and had been hunted great
many times without success. Another
colored man claims to have seen six deer
AT one time i,eding in his pea patch.
they are very plentiful, in fact, though
not many are killed.
The tobacco seasons are poor. and
the people are busy getting their wood
for Christmas.
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