The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1905-08-24

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we resume our correspondence with
the best paper in the world, promis-
ing to tell all that happens and in
case of necessity some things that
never did or never will happen.
Several families went to Trade
water fishing last week. Quite a
painful accident happened to Mrs.
George Wooten. A tent pole fell
and struck her on the ankle. No
bones broken, but it is very painful
and prevents her walking.
Our farmers are now engaged in
cutting the best crop of tobacco ever
housed In the Nebo country.
We were talking with an old farm
er few days ago. He told us that
he had noticed the crops for fifty
years and, to take it on an average,
this was the best crop Of corn be
eyer saw raised In the country.
We hear there is to Re q coal shaft
sunk about one mile west of Nebo.
i Seeing is believing.
A tile factory Is one OF the posi-
bilities in the fear future.
We had some thought of starting
street cars in Nebo. Bids for laying
track and furnishing rolling stock
will be in order shortly.
Mr.. Overton, of Union county, is
here taking treatment for catarrh
from DR.. Tilford.
Prof. Wheeler began school at
Nebo Monday assisten by Miss Rich
lie Key, of this place. They began
with an enrolment of 81.
Mr.. j. ID. Bobbett requests US to
say that he has a nice new stove
suitable for parlor for sale and will
be sold cheap. Come quick and get
bargain.
Mrs. w. I. King, who has been
visiting Der mother for several days,
returned home to Nebo Sunday
morning.
Walter Satterfield was here Mon
day.
r. p. Hill, accompanied by his in
FAINT SOP, was in Nebo Monday hay-
ing his horses shod, preparatory to
delivering hay, he having sold his
crop in Darlington.
Uncle Ed veazey was in Nebo
Monday.
VIM. A. Smith returned to Nebo
after an absence of several days.
Sheriff Powers was here Saturday
collecting taxes. He wrote u re-
ceipts, which was doing we'll for the
first call. We asked him In regard
to the political situation in Madison
vile. He said that the committee
had done nothing contrary to the us
age of the party, that they had put
good men on the ticket and believed
that the people would and did APP
prove of the action of the COMMITTEES
and Notwithstanding the fact that
the would be dictator was displeas-
ed they were going to fight it out on |
that line IF it takes all summer
Rev. Woodruff failed to reach his
appointment at Rose Greek Sunday
on account of being engaged in a
pretracted meeting elsewhere.
Bro. Ford is holding protracted
meeting at Kelly Station in Chris
tan county.
Miss Nola Hill, who has been Wis
iting friends and relatives in Nebo
for several weeks, returned home to
Madisonville Monday morning.
A game of baseball was played at
Manitou Saturday between Manitou
and Coiltown players, which result
ed in a score of 26 to IL in favor of
Coiltown.
Mrs. Sue Graham on Sunday last
opened a closet door and flames of
fire burst forth, after having con-
sumed large lot of wearing apparel
of herself and daughter. No clse as
to origin of the fire could be obtain
ed, as no one had any fire in the
room for several months.
Mr.. Ed s. Kinner, who lives on
the farm OF j. w. Cox adjoining
town, was firing tobacco. The to-
bacco caught fire about the middle
and before it could be put out had
consumed 200 sticks of tobacco. He
saved the barn and 400 sticks of to-
bacco.
Miss Mollie Allen, of South Fork
KY. says she has prevented attacks
Of cholera morbus by taking Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
let's when she felt an attack coming
on. Such attacks are usually caus-
ed by indigestion and these Tablets :
are just what Is needed to cleanse
the stomach and ward off the APP
attack. Attacks of bill {!
Ious collie may be prevented in the
same way. ,