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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-01
Jim Is SpTgeing Up

Jim Peasley whose wife was took away
from him last spring recently purchased
a new pair OF boots az the Co. seat and q
boiled shirt at Hen weathersby's store
and the latest report is that he has been
to Harve Hines our tonsorial artist and
had his hair cut. The same authority also
says that Jim has been making trips over
Sorrow Hollow way every Saturday even
ing for a spell back and that IL every
thing goes well he viii be united In the
bands OF matrimony TO a handsome wild
der over that way in the not far distant
future.
The women folks OF BingvIlle thinks
this is a turrible scandal They say that
Jim ought TO be ashamed Of hisseIf to
ever think OF marrying again and his
first wife's grave scarcely grassed over
yet. Be that as it may we do not blame
Jim for looking around for a helpmeet for
hisself He has been so accustomed TO
married life that the habit has sort Of
fastened itself on him as you might say
and We say 90 in and get married. jim.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-01
Sanantha's Thumb CAUGHT

Samantha Deevers. who has been on
the sickllst now going on II years. met
with q painful axident the other day.
Samantha said she thought she was well
enough To walk from the sitting room
out into the kitchen last Tuesday and eat
her dinner with the rest OF the family.
and so she got up and started. When
she come to the kitchen door she put her
thumb through the crack between the
door and where it is hinged on, and just
then a gust of wind blowed the door shet
and caught her thumb and broke the
hinge OF the door, pinching her thumb
turrible. and so she had a relapse right
away and went back to bed. Samantha
has awful bad luck. Just about the time
she gets better and feels able to walk
around a little something ike that will
happen to her. and keep her In bed for
weeks Last spring one day she thought
she would take walk from the front
door to the gate, but she hadn't got half
way until she stepped on a catterpiIler
and slipped and fell and had to be car
ried into the house, and amt been out
since. She never goes out any more be-
cause It's too hot in the day time and
too cool in the evenings.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-01

Now that dogdays is over we desire
to say a few words about cats. Bing-
vile Is overrun with cats. We have
more cats in Bingville than we know
what to do with-and then some We
have called the attenshion Of the author
tiles TO this matter before, but It has
never seemed to do any good, and so
We call attenshion to It again.
What the thunderashion do we want
OF so many cats in Our midst anyhow?
They are a gosh-blamed nuisance. We
have no objeckshions 70 the inhabitants
Of Bingville increasing, but what we
want is human populashion and not cat
( populashion Judging by our own OBJ
servashions there IS almost as many cats
in Bingville as there is humans. They
have multiplied and increased as you
might say until the first thing stranger
notices who arrives in our midst is the
sooperfluity of cats. Who does all these
cats belong to anyhow? We would al
most ruther have more rats and mice in
I our midst and less cats than no rats
and mice and so many cats.
Things has come to such a pass that
at the present writing it IS next to i'm
possible for a person to get a good
nights rest IN Bingville for cats 1t is
our opinion that about the only two
inhabitants of Bingville who gets sound
! sleep at nights is Peleg Hobbs and
Granny Williams, both of who is as
def as a post and can't hear thunder.
As for the rest of US, we toss back and
forth in the throws of despair and
with unspoke curses on our lips while
the dummed cats squalls and yowls and
/ fights beneath our windows.
Only the other night about 8 o'clock
in the morning Brent Goodwin, who
was kept awake by cats fighting out in
his front yard until he lost his teriger
and got desprit jumped outen bed and
grabbed Up his old muzzle loadet shot
gun which he always keeps loadened for
burglars and stuck it out the winder
and shot in the direckshion the cats was
bowling only to just miss hitting Seth
Dewberry, our lion hearted town con-
StdDtc WHO lidpp-liCu 10 OC passing dlOlig
the street in front of Brent's making his
nightly rounds as custodian of the peace
of Bingville. Seth he hollered and
lWarned Brent not to shoot again or he
would place him under a rest for shoot
ing with intent to kill. Brent he apollo
gised anc went back to bed, but what
good would apology of did if Brent had
OF shot Seth and killed him and all or
acct of cats?
| This cat nuisance ought to be looked
after BY whoever considers If their bust
ness TO do so. Why don't the town off
GERS get together and impose a license
on all cats in Bingville and authorize
| Constable Dewberry to shoot all cats
on which licenses is not paid? Thi:
would be hard on the cats but it would
quickly reduce the over abundance Of
cats, we judge.
Cats have been a awful nuisance Il
US, personally Once we had a cat &c
60 to sleep under our Washington hanc
press and when we went to press with
the Bugle we crushed the life outen hel
and ike to of broke the press. Il i:
/ almost impossible for US to keep am
fresh paste on hand in the Bugle Office
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Give up Having a NeW Sign

We was in error in stating IN the BugIe
some months ago that Hen Weathersby.
prop. Of cur general store, was going to
take down the old sign which hangs
above mis- store with the name Of Josh
Hendricks" on II from who Hen pur-
chased the store % odd years ago. Josh
having been now dead, 10. these many
years, and have a new sign put up above
the front OF the store with his CHen's)
name on it. Hen talked with Lem
Brown. our expert carpenter who is also
some shakes as a sign painter, about it.
asking Lem how much he would charge
to paint him a new sign and Lem said
81. Hen thought this was too much and
offered Lem $3.50. Lem TO find the paint
and boards to make the sign out of and
paint it and letter 1t. Lem said no. he
couldn't afford to do II for this. and so
Hen mas decided 10 let the old sign stand
where It is. Hen says everybody knows
that Josh Hendricks don't own the store
now being as Josh is dead and he
calkilates the sign don't 90 any harm
or any good either as far as that Is
concerned.
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Country Correspondence
SORROW HOLLOW.


L GoOkins, while breaking a colt last
week also broke his leg.
Sarah Ann Gumbert Of Snake Bend,
who has been visiting IL our midst and
has many friends in this vicinity, has re-
turned home. Come again. Sarah Ann.
you are always welcome.
Melancthon Jones improved his hen
house last week by repairing some holes
IN It through which foxes have been steal
ing his bullets OF late
Widow Henderson recently received
letter from the L. s. Government which
says that it cannot any longer pay her
a penshion because she says her husband
was killed in the war being as Il has IN
vestigated and found that he was killed
by having a tree fall on him before he
went TO war
John James Williams had a horse to
run away with him last week and was
kicked in the scufTle. UlO.
ZION CROSSROADS.
Nothing much going on hereabouts this
week.
School viii soon begin in our midst
again. This will be a good thing as II
viii give employment to many idie minds
BIN Hendricks dog got after a fox last
week and amt returned since. Bill says
his dog is a turTible good foxhound.
jake Haines' little baby is cutting its
teeth at present As for Jake he is cut
ting shingle timber over on Sparrow
Ridge.
Miss Hildy Wade. the bell OF the Cross
roads is talking strong CT having her
ears pierced so she can wear earrings.
Miss Hildy would Of did this long ago If
she had Of only had the courage.
VERITAS.
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Personals & Locals Mkt

It is cloudy as we go 10 press. Il may
rain and IL may not
Hame Wilson's wife, while sowing on
her sowing machine recently. took a
couple OF stitches IN her thumb. Mrs
Wilson is one Of the best sewers in Bing-
Vile
We are told on good authority that
Sine Watkins has been running down the
Bugle 10 outsiders recently. saying that
Il was a poor excuse Of newspaper, and
that he wouldn't have It IN his house The
reason Sine wouldn't have the BugIe IN
his house is because we stopped II over q
year ago because he hadn't paid his sub
scripshion for nine years. Sine is a dead
beat that's what he Is.
Mrs Hame Miller OF Millerville, who is
the wife Of Hame Miller the grist miller,
visited Mrs Cyrus Hoskins on a visit last
week
Miss Phoebe Hilderbrand. our fashion
able dressmaker. made a trip to the Co.
| seat. one day last week TO study the
styles
While frying doughnuts recently. Mrs.
Brad Hinsley had the hot grease to catch
| fire and grabbed the spider which was in
blaze ofTen the stove and started TO
run outen the kitchen door with It. and
met Brad coming in. and like to OF scald-
ed him to death with the grease. being as
| when she throwd the spider It Just missed
| Grads head. Brad says he likes hot
I doughnuts, but not that hot
/ Abe Witherow got a letter recently
/ from his brother. Sam. who lives in Da-
kota. Abe says Sam is doing well out
| there. and fer two cents he would 60
! there hisself
! Gid Smalley. while lifting logs down al
the Snake Crick mill recently, got a criek
/ in his back and has been laid UP ever
/ since.
Jim Hendricks. our oldest inhabhant
says ali signs point to a hard winter II
| II is any harder than last winter. il must
be going to lie right down cool.
/ Subscribe for the Bugle before you
spend the money foOlishiy for something
| else and thus hNp along forlorn cause
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PhTOniGia HaS a Bad Cold

Miss Phronlcia Watkins has a turrible
bad cold at present which she attributes
10 the fact that she went TO a lawn party
the other night and forgot to wear her
switch which she always wears every
here she goes and which protects the
back Of her head. as you might say Miss
Phronicia has a bad cough and is afeard
It Will settle on her lungs. Mrs Eph
Higgins, wife OF our accommodating
postmaster. told Phronicia that her sis
ter who once went without wearing her
switch caught a awful cold as a result
which settled on her lungs and that she
went INTO consumpshion and finally was
took of by it, This may be true. but Il
won't make Miss Phronicia feel any more
comfortable to tell her things like this.
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Deacon Almost SWaIIered Tag

Deacon Butterworth purchased a plug
Of tobacco at Hen Weathersby's store
tother night and then went out on the
front piazza and took a chew and begin
10 chew when he bit into a piece OF
tin which tasted like a tin tobacco tag
and it scairt the Deacon so for fear he
would swaller it that he elected his
chew tag and all which fell through
q hole IN the piazza floor. The Deacon
crawled under the PLAYER and tried to
find the tag, and got dirt all over hisself,
but his search was in vain He Is a
good deal put out over this. being as he
has been saving the tags and when ne
has 800 he gets his choice between a
long-handled shovel and a monkey
wrench which Hen offers as prizes. TIE
Deacon al present has saved up nine
tags.
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Hod SIocOgr1b's Fall

Bod Slocomb met with a peculiar axi-
dent the other night. Hod Is a great
hand to walk IN his sleep. Well, some
time Friday night Hod he got up in his
sleep and went out through the open
winder onto the PLAYER roof and walked
offer the roof and fell Il feet into a
rose bush which woke him up being as
he didn't have many clothes on to speak
OF and the thorns in the rose bush was
thicker'n hops. Hod was awful Disguised
when he discovered where he was and
woke VI his wife and told her to come
down ard let him in and she done 50
ard HoI lit a lamp and set up the rest
OF the night picking thorns outen his
self. Hod says he Is a going to try to
be more careful where he walks in his
sleep after this
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Hen Bought a New Pipe

Hen Smiley who for the past six years
has been smoking a old briar pipe until
It has got so strong that when Hen
lights 1t up everybody near him gets sick
to their stummicks and has to go away
where the air is pure, purchased a new
clay pipe at Hen Weathersby's store last
week and everybody in town was glad
Hen he filed I'D his new pipe and was
just lighting II when it slipped outen his
fingers and fell and broke into a thou
sand pieces. Hen was awful mad and
has went back TO his oi,ii briar pipe again
to the intense disgust of everybody.
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Sam on the Lookout

Sam Skinner desires Us to say in these
colIums that the low down thief and all
around fend in human form who has
been stealing his chickens had better look
out. or Sam will take the law into his
own hands and deal out sGrumery pun
ishment. Sam has cleaned up his old flint
lock musket and Ioadened II with rusty
nails. ena is at present keeping a close
watch on the henhouse. A month ago
Sam had 81 chickens and FIVE ROSTERS
Now he only has 10. He says he is sorry
he didn't put a lock on the henhouse
door sooner.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-01
KITTENS GIVE
AWAY

Ny old cat has a whole mess OF kit
tens on her hands which she don't know
what 10 do with being as her entire time
is took up luggin' EN- from one place to
another Therefore | viii give these kit
tens away free gratis for nothing as
long as they last. Some Is black and
some is white and black and some is not
great variety to select from. Them as
needs kittens please take notice. First
come, first served
Bingville. MISS POLLY WOOD.
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BOIL CURE

I have got Up a sure cure for bofs.
Boiis come from bad blood. Well, this
cure consists Of yelier root and bitter
root and sassafras root and sulfur and
mOlasses. Most everybody has boils IN
the spring and desires to get shet OF
them. Don't wait until spring before
you buy this boil cure-buy it now and
then when you have boils you will have
it If you Will take or s OTIS. OF my boil
cure I wiz guarantee your boLls viii dis
appear. The price Is . cts per ct.
DOC LIVERMORE,
Horse & Human Specialist.
RingVilia.
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New POme by sally

Miss Sally Hoskins our famous poet
writer who has had several Of her PONIES
printed in the Bugle in the past and thus
become famous in litterchure, as you
might say, has recently wrote a beauti-
full pome on autumn-not this autumn,
but last autumn. II we can obtain Sal
ly's consent we will publish this pome in
the Bugle in the near future and desire
you all to read IL.
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PuNG FOR SALE

Being as It won't be a great while until
the snow will fly again hereby offer for
sale my pung. Here Is a chance to get a
pung for as much as you will pay for It..
I want to get this pung often my hands
in order to make room in my barn for
something else It would be in good con-
dishion II 1t only had new runners. How
much do I hear for the pung?
Bingville. LAFE WHITTACRE.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-09-01

The first stray cat which drops in eats
it up.
Let US have fewer cats in Bingville
and more subscribers to the Bugle.