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Seitungen, 3eitidriften etc.
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characterization, Gbiiren, 5eniter-
rabmen, Saoen etc.
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Iotional -8anfen.
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bent; 6. J. 5iht, S5aereiiter.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SruIt 9ompagnier. 7-
rW,arplanb srntt Co." soreueft.@de Colbert
uno @serman:Strabe. Srter Seri6, TrdiS
Ban gteb. Sbubneifter.
rgaltimnre srait & Guarantee Co.," GauiiabIe
Builoing.
a~obofaten.
9bulpG @ntberlet, Sehtsanipalt, Str. 10, Dit
2erinstonsStraBe. 6. & .. 9bone, ct. Saul
1888. .WR.
8. Garbart ebimer, @ettsanipaIt, Union 9ruft
9uiIoing, Baltimore, Wio. Wetoe Telephone.
9arl ". W. sd)uls, 1876. 1929 2aiu.9uiIoing.
Wnitapns aurt, POI. .2G9 GuIbert @uiloine.
8. @m. Ertmann, iii Notwithstanding.
2anopirtbidaitIide @erGtbe unb
Sdmereien.
Griffith & 1uruer Gu., 205 NorosTacasstrabe.
Warmor. uno 8ranit.W erfe.
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tnoresStraBe.
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Sefen. 0n6oefcn l1no Rinnen.
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&upferidmie6e unb Blnmbers.
adhu Sn0ert, 17t4 9bames.S truBe. 6. & g.
aeIepbon: @oIfe 1899.
Seuer IcrIiherun9en.
Rm. :. ehadeiforb & Co., Is unb II gbamber
OF Commerce.
| ,9ipnal Sniuranee So. OF aiuerpooI," Seurp ID.
@nrfielo, Ntoent'W |nnnaer, 1O1-102 e9ant'
Der Of Commerce g~niInina.
u8ermauia Seutrptriderpnss . geienidatt."
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.SGnoler.
gierre 6. 9u8an & Nepbep, 10 Oft.2erlnston'
StraBe.
Suii6mteb = Subeb6r.
@. Scott Rapne Co., 962 unb 1854 yicrb,9ap'
Gtrase.
&oblen unb Snl5.
Semrp q. Bon Seine, $50 GoIumbiassIbenue.
SdmudIafen uno ltbren.
q: 2. mHiHns,rt. 70 t:saIti,ro pe. gtrsbe, 49, ,
EtanOletD . 0eld)atfe.
.Gpniplibatcb 2oan Co.," 1 RorosSansStraBe.
Eianos nno SrgeIn.
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Eupter nnS Rnpier-O Often.
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9lefplatten, MetaQ etc. ~.
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gdlberitonsStrGbe.
2cihenbeltatter. I
Sanbere e Siunr, 1908. .17t0 Ganionsgoenue
Wm Gupt, Gortbs uro 9reeumolnt-Nberue.
Srie5bofe. .
reonbpn @arf Gemeterp," Office: 81 gbeIts
GurdtoausStraBe.
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NarDlanS & GennisIpania 81. q.

.TaIe snr @eiie ms AnsIaub st.
ioret 6. @aine, 0r. Alb, Dit-galti.
ussretrake, maize Gnitum Qoxie Ase.
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9lehplatten, @etaa etc. .r
2ben, GonfIiu & Gp. (incorporirt), IS. 10.
V1lberitonsStrGbe
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Iobofoten.
gbulpb @ntberlet, Re6tsanipalt, Nr. 10, DIT.
GerinstonsStrabe. g.. & y. 9bone, ct. Saul
1888. .W.
8. 6arbart ebimer, 8ehtsanipaIt, Union Truft
9uiIoiua, Baltimore, Wio. Veioe Telephone.
9arl VI. ID. adplt, 1876. 1929 BODYBUILDING.
OhitaouS Sort, 261. 1863 GaIoert 9iiloing.
3. @m. Srtnnnn, Iii OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Seuer &criiherungen.
spm. :. ehadelfurb & Co., Is unb II gbamber
OF Commerce.
,9ional Snfuranee So. Of 9iuerpooI." Senrh W.
@urfielo, acknowledgements. 101-102 G9aHls
Der Of Commerce gniInina.
r0ermaniu Beutrutridcrrnss . Veienfdatt,"
Baltimore lno HortbsStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-02

Elumbing, Surnaces, &anges uno
Sefen. 9adoefcn 1tnD Rinnen.
gennett Bros, 523 oro.5renont.slpenue.
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SruIt Gompasnien.
,Wtarplanb Srnft Co." 0orotpeit.@de galberts
uno @ermansStrabe. @rier Serf6, Erdit.
bent; g. z. 8imrnermann, Sefretdr; Carroll
Ban 2eb. S6uemeifter.
rgaltimnre Fruit & Guarantee Co.," equitable
B~uiloing.
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2anopirtbidaitlibe @erGtbe I'm

Warmor. uro 8ranit.@ erfe.
9. StlsGrtner & ebbne. ia. .71s Beitsgalti
moresStraBe.
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Eianos lino Srgeln.
Gbas. 81. etieif, 9 gioros0ibertbsS traBe.
&nt. Gnnbe & 60, 9drf.9loe. lino 5aOettesS Ctr
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2cihenbeitatter.
sanbers & SH,ne, 1908. ITO Gantonsgpeuue
Wm. Gupt, gsortbs ulo @reenmountrNberne.
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Srte0bofe. .
r2cnbun @arf Gemeterp," Office: 81 @efts
Snruioau.S trabe.
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Spar 9anten.
,Tentfde eparbarf pun Baltimpre," @utatu'
uno 9uliiu1oresStraB
ct. Sames Spartani," 8aItimcresS trube uuo
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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&rlpferi6mie6e 1tno Blumbers.
SShn Snbert, 17t4 9bantess Strabe. 6. & g.
aelepbor: Nulfe 1899.
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Staats 9anfen.
9eutfhe 9anf BON Baltimore" baltimore.
uro SoniodusGt raBe. guguit g8ebPr, Yrdits
bent; 6. J. Sitt, SGbaBIHeiiter.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
Deacon Buttsrvorth Warned Up

Deacon Butterworth went into Hatve
Hines tonsotial barber shop tother day
to nit his back warm, bcin as his spinal
collum felt chilled TO the bone, and after
sayin "Howdy do" he backed up agin
the front Of the stove and begin to talk
erbo,at the weather. After the. Deacon
had stood there q spell he kinder ehoked
up and reached round for his hahdker-
cieef. As he was PAWN round he brusheq
the tail OF his coal" right into the stQSs
and sot Il afire. When the Deacon re-
allied he had ketched fire he run round
IN aralrlie q, ellppls of times hollerinI hre
at the top OF. his voice and rusht out OF
the. shop al ~ hurry. BY this time Harve
seein the Deacon leavin without gittin
his whislers trimmed and all afire picked
up his fead-wash pail and dasht II all
over the Deacon Jest as he was settfn
hIsself for a seckond sprint ana outened
the fire. The cold worter like to froze
the Deacon to deth. and as soon as the
Are was out he started for Harve tor
throwin dirty worter onto him, and II
Harye hadn't of run We might have been
writin a. obituary insted OF q axident.
The Deacon went over to Hen Wealth
eFsby'e and Doc. Livernlore was cald
who examined him critical and found he
was sufferin only from the dead loss OF
coat and the victim down. After the
Deacon dryed hisself he went home wear
In Hens linen buster and at last &C
counts he Is as well as ever. The Bugis
prints axidents and fires with great cheer
whenever reported to us. Subscribe!
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
TURR|BLE
SNOW STORM
Twice As Much As Expected
sStaID FataIlsnSa

They was a awful wind and snow
storm passed over. BingviIle on a Wee
nesday last, the msmry Of witch win 80
down ASIA awful nitemare to look back
ON by nsoss6af our respectful citizens.
We can't remember when we had SIGN
a storm in our midst unless i was 30
far back that we have no reckoueeksnion
Of it. They was much damages did ano
not to say ennythink erocuf the aWtui
nervous sprain wich everybuddy N Bin6-
vile underwent while It lasted.
The storm came up very suddint erbouf
~ 80 p. X. It begin with turrible
high wind. wicl1 tore the roof OMEN Cy
Hosking buggy shed and carried i slam
hang up awin Anne HIllyer's law offis ana
busted all his vEanders besides hittin Anne
clip with projectin beam that nocked
all the law outen him for the rest OF the
week. Llnlan Peterson was blowed ofcn
snake Bend Creek bridge and lost HIS
new cap witch he Jest purchased from
Hen weathersby and hurt his shoulder
90 bad that he won't be able to do emmy
think hut eat. and smoke the rest OF the
winter MoIancthon Skinner tryed TO git
IA Blil Hepburn's blacksmith shop durin
the height Of the blow ana being as
he amt very strong on his legs he was
blowed right often them clean under the
y
Bin puid him up thru the scuttle hold.
AS sally Hoskins left Hen Weathers-
hv's. where she had just purchast some
dried herring and spool OF thread the
wind blowd her skirts and umbrella n
tsich a ridicklus manner that everybody
| In Hens and Harvey Illnesses barber
shop watched and waited for the worst
| to happen-but Il didn't and Sally reached
| home with only shoe string united anc
| 49,. @fIffAA d0Wyn one eve.
| Z Soon al the wind went down little
A,itA IL commenced to snow, and CONF
Eown 20 thick you cotIdn'tN see acros'
| The street. BY 2 80 p. M. they was enun
snow for the biggest sled in Bingville 4
! haul a load on and still it showed. WheE
Hen turned the lights out on the boyI
playIn checkers at S:l3 they was three
Saet and haff on the ground and more
/ comm.
Thursday mornin when our respectful
| citizens woke up they found the snow
/ rad turned to rain and them as had gun
] boots had to wade purity nigh to the top
Of them TO feed the cattle and other nv'
| stock. II Goodkins started from hi:
house to his barn keepin holt OF his wife
! clothes line and as he slept into pos
| hole (Svich he dug this fall and nsve
put the post in) the line broke ana n
i waIlered round quite. spell before h
could cit out Of the hole and back to tn
| house, and now he's got a turrible cold
! HI Cranky went to his barn on his sol
Peleg's stills, and sed they beat enn!
i boots he ever seed. Jasper Hawkins trie'
i to Jump from his back piazza to his WOO
shed and landed foot short OF the doc
in two feet Of water and he expecks
be sick sooner or later for 1t.
They was several other disasters hap
end, but we amt got space in this issu
of the Bugle to enumerate them. Sumo
10 say 1t was awful turTtole storr
} ana we sincerely believe We voice %
sentiment OF the entire community whe
we say that we hope sich q storm won
happen again soon.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

In tryin to think up a subject for a
editorial for this weeks Bugle as fol-
lers, it occurred to us why wouldn't It
be good idee to agitate some plan and
20 to law erbout II to git the sidewalks
in Bingville shoveied off after every
snow storm, so that our citizens can
walk to the So. once in a while without
gum boots on and gittin all peteFed
out. At the present time, and before
Il too. some Of our old Inhabitants hat
TO SAY at home or when they do go
ont they halter rest every lew rods to
cit their bfeths after wadin almost up
TO their necks In the snow from their
homes to the square. 80.
We think this is turrible good idee,
il we did think II Up ourselfs and we
hone the Board of Trade and the Board
of Health will take motifs; also the Fire
Brigade, If it will do emmy good--wieh
we don't expect It will.
| With the storm of last week, piled
no on the storm of some other weeks,
walkin Ground Bingville amt whot you
| might call a pleasure and at times some
of our wimmen folks didn't 60 outen
the house at tall, less mebbe they
walked and slid on the crust to a nay
bers to, borrer somethink or to telI
something whOt somebuddy else told
them. ~,.,
ltary public and J. of P. erbout 1t, aric
lAme sed he was willing to pick It right
lun If the town of Bingville wanted the
Isidewalks shoveIed and he would have
Iennybuddy that lawed agin It jerkec
right no before him and fined for con
tempt of court and make the prisonei
nav a fine and shovel off his sidewalk
70 boot. Seth Dewberry, our lion
hearted constable, sed he would a resi
iennvbuddy whot refused to shovel, OF
the ground that the snow on the side
waiIss interfered with a officer DOH
he duty in rllnnin down burglars anC
ether desperate characters.
We asked Cy Hoskins, one of oui
llsad;n & most estimable citizens, who
ne thort erbout it and Cy sed he thor
rIean sidewalks would give the vim
T,1en folks to much time to go gaddlr
romnd instead of doin their house work
and he didn't see Jest how he coult
do emmy shovelin ennyway as his bacl
vTent back on him last winter when h
tried to shovel out under the clothe
lines and his wife had to do it herself
Eph Higgins our accommodating P, N
sed the u. S. govt didn't allow hin
TO do emmy work outside of the P. G
and in his offishal position a: servan
~ +he government he would have to re
f,.e Ia shovel emmy snow either at hi
house or at the P. o. .Howsomeve
this Is the expresshion OF only night
small crowd outen the total populashio
az Bingville, and we hope. our citizen
will take some ackshion before the snoN
/ Is ali gone and Il is too late.
In combustion we desire to state ths
we would ,I q sp sor otSsrs to soller.
o a,,,'- srr,anifold duties in printin the BIZ
Gle, SIGH as gittin news, settin type an
1,sIIin the lever of our Washingto
hand press, didn't take all OF cur tin
and more too
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
LoksIs

Nice January weather this.
Il won't be long until spring.
The snow stays ON better than It did
before Xmas.
Hike Peters was turrible sick last We'd
nesdAvF Ynorflin. Hike has been drinkin
raw eggs right oaiten. the shell since his
stomach gave out ON him q spell back
and he svVallered one witch wasn't esactly
fresh erfors he knowd It. He kncwd Il
afterwards mighty quick, and e erbcut
a ID Of Goldfish to git the taste outen his
mouth.
Mrs.. cy HoskIns darned the toes OF Z
DIT. Of socks for cy last week. Cy Is
A orful hand 10 stick his toes thru his
stockins and II keeps his wife darnin
them every time she has to mend them.
Miss Phronicia Hunt OF Snake Bend
was a BingviIle visitor last week for two
days. beln the gest OF Miss Sarah Green
who held q tea party Ia her homer
Mrs. Matildy DewberFy had the hoops
TO give away ON her warsh tub last Mon
day mornin. and had 70 DO her warsh in
'HT Ra u''s slooomb has quit smokin sesars
Raa bought two for &c. last week al
Hens and smoked every one up In two
DAYS. Ras gays az he wasn't born IL
the lap OF iuxery his pocket-eook can't
stand the spFain.
Lem Brown amt dcin much but tinker
around this week.. Lem says earpentel
work e very seairce at present ana NJ
J expeckts It will remain. 80 TIL sprtns
O sam Barclay don't make 80 msnns
1 satterday avg trips over Calamity Cor.
| nera a. ne used 20. WhotH wrong sam
| HAD q 1aresupe
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

Mrs. Benz. Gibbs Of Sorrow Hollow
spent one day Of this week In Btngvilles
Come again, Ben.
Rev. Sam'I Moore's nose IL all sweld
up with a cold. 1t Is big enun when he
amt got a coid,e He's takin auinnine
for II.
bought q gimlet and big pencil effen
Hen weathersby tother day. Lem says
he has to buy so menny expensive tools
TO work with all the time that 1t Is al
most cheeper for him to do nothin.
Granny Slocomb burned her foot on q
hot soapstone last Tuesday night and
sed she had no idee the stone was that
hot or she wouldn't have done 1t.
Dave White our popular and accom-
noodatin undertaken. is tallkin some of
takIn up the study Of medicine in con-
neckshion with his regular business. II
looks to us as IL Dave was bound to git
aonethink outen the people dead or alive.
Mel Sampson bought a segar and light
ed II up at Hens yesterday ana passed
! Hen a $40 dollar bill to pay for II, witch
made Hen so blamed MAD ne made Me-
give him back the segar. Then Hen out
| ened the fire and put the segar back In
the box and sed he'd be dog-goned II
he would try to change so much money
when he only had 1884 cents to do II
with.
Mrs Bige Barker cookt up q hole mess
Of sawsidge for Sunday dinner last week
/ ana Bige ct hearty Of 1t and has been
sick at his stommick ever sinst. Bige
says he don't want no more sawsidge TOT
| a long spell to come:>and he use to think
/ he couldn't git by q Sunday without them
| Mrs. Hen Smiley has done SO menny
washings for the naybers the past TWO
weeks she amt been able to DO her own
she's purity well caught up now and VIII
probably be able to warsh Hens under
clothes next week.
| Miss sarah Gore who has been keepin
company with Alb Snyder for the pas
ikix years or so is Citing new dresl
for herself This looks as IL you h9(
popped to her Alb How erncut ~
sam Haywood and his wife Of Elder
harry Gan >sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs
TIoskjne. sam says he always likes X
visit Bingvilis where he has 50 menn.
friends. Come again Sam, and your wifi
1raA Tucker went pickerel fishin Il
Gootchtc Pond last Sunday and ketchet
: bad cold but no ash. Brad says. II wa
4 40 dad-burn cold that his pork bate fri
stir In his fingers before he could ran
the hoek through It. He says he don.
blame a pickerel for not bitin q bal
wich u hard enun 70 break its jaw.
Deacon Butterworth. one Of tho stanci
n1iara OF our church. tells us that he 60
in totfer night with a pain in his STUN
| MEX and went to the eHppard In IN
! dark 10 take q pun from tlie ginser to
hottla and got holt Of q bottle OF ole ~
mated and drunk Down near q pint q
sarne. The Deacon says we ort not
rrieye about mistakes which can't b
| helped. We ealkliate the Deacon didn
Erieve niuch-
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
DUMPS THAWEp our

have went inio the pump thawiAg eus
,isinsss, Has your pump froze UP on yeux
n 80 see me at once and I viii thaw =
out what good Is froEe up pump e
~. water outen? Work did an Snort
Snt,s" and reasonable prices. I VIII al
,,o,, how mulch the job is worth aftaF y
= Ala Yours fer froxe up pumps.
~ N'"' BRAD BAKER,
,,,,sv,llIe. Pump ThaweF.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
SOcISN

Miss Mile Underwood expeokts 10 esie-
bFasa hsr birthday In Q few days. No
date has been set. but when IL does eene
off IL win be very hrillyunt affare.
Miss Jams HilIyer who has been alex n
appaarsd In tlaA social wi1igl for q apeIL
Miss Amelia Tucker. Bingvilisas reign
ing soeaiaty qaaen, has bae5i reatfn 10
after disskpailn at card parties and
dances an last week al thu Co. seat. Nou
rad better hold forth In Bingvills, Anao-
liza, ence in q while, tn you recover.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
WANTEDi

wood like to get q recese for h@lsan@
cheeklate cake. cut one out % newsr
paper quite n speii ago and went and loss
Il ana now u wanted % bake = sae9e~
LnvNodv hayiaR 4 good reeeet &c tni#
desIxripshion please see me at otzce.
MRS. yERUsHY PERKINS.
Bingvilia.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
osT

lost 2 bells often my. double runner
pnne last week and amt seen them sslist.
hsd them tied on the off horse en- his
Collar with a piece OF my wife's cloth Inc
and how in thunderashion tham nssM
.a,,I5 ~et lost is morn know. / wiz pey
SO each for finding same and thank
you besides JARED WiLAArA
Zinn,a CroasroAda.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
pAzoR WANTED

w.nt 20 buy q seekcnd-hana razs1x
.sst ,-iii aharp up in GOOD shape ana ~
nv, NV whiskers without pullin them out ~
Az roots. n you have razncr anss.ans
49,. SSslripshion I win give yeu lss'
~ ana best homemade sawslosa yoa
ever ct. Anil
FainRville.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
ZION CROSSROADS.

: ZION CROSSROADS.
f.afe Henderson IL workin out for Seth
bingham.
ben wade's wife II maxim over q
skirt. She Is putin braid around the
edges where It was wored out.
Bin Woods settled his bill at the store
Yesterday. A sheriff from the Co. sest
attached his farm, so Bill thot he'd settle.
Eb Hoover's cow had two Calls last
week. They was twins as you might say.
Miss fSiidy Wade, the bell Of the Cross
Roads, Is confined TO her bed with tbs
grip We soon hope 20 see your angel
face again, Hildy.
The windstorrn Of last wednesday
biowed over q hen house for Enos Nc
Craoken.
Jane Truman sold three puilets last
week and bought a rooster. None Of
them would lay. NEKITAS.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
CALAMITY CORNERS.

Gale Hooker has taken up snnclEin
again. Gale says he'd rutter smoke
than eat a meal Of vlttlss when he feels
like Il.
Ezekiel 6nodgrass give your correspcn-
dent Ats for not naentahioning his wife
helm on the sick list last week. He told
US erbout It, but we thort no was lying,
Sam Snyder took Sarah Hooker out
for a sleigh ride In his fathers pung last
.Tdesday and tipped 1t over for her.
Safah's that mad erbout It she Won't
look az Sam crosseyed now.
Jake Holmes clock gave out last week
and now Jake don't know whot time II
Is. When he wants to know when us
time TO 70 10 bed, he has to walk haH q
mile to Sim Wheeler's. and Jake says
II Is a turribIs hard chore with the snow
90 deep. =. y. ON'
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
THE. BINGVILLE .,BUGLE!
IL the Leading Psp@ Of the COUNTY,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Rew Goth the Nusy llttls Be-
tnpFOv0 each shinfng hour
- Gatheflna hoasy al tina dA9
FROM every epening fiouG
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

...rn vour skaits while you wsae Il ysa
s.s.tt long enuff What Is the use q
.ss,trg 10 slxait on duli skaatsf naTa
sr;Sa II ana know It won't work Wnen
= ~ ON d skaIt want my aitaits aneRp.
eharge 10 cts. q pr. 1t ora 70 ps naoH~s
Oul Hill Hepburn.
,s,..,,t,ia Artistic Bisckrmifh.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02
cKAITs SHARPED

L desire 60 inform the eoya ana girls o.
BinRvilie that an elAgaeed - the nusi-
ness 81 sharplng akaits IN oenneckehion
with my work as blacksmith. WI
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1908-02-02

Tha ehaapaat ADVERTISING medium IN tne
ens,efry m you believe In advertising. come
ssd 80 as. For further information eaIl %
or address the editor. 81
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-07-11
sOCIAL
Rannnet for MInners


To celebrate the best quarters
business for more than a year and
also the winning OF a contest for the
most business secured during the
quarter by F. d. Williams. and stan
over e. A. Rider and stan. OF the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
in the clarksburg district. Mr.. Will
liams and stan rendered a banquet 10
Mr.. Rider and STAN in the company's
offices on the third floor Of the EN-
plre building Friday night. The af-
fair was a thoroughly delightful one.
A fine menu from the new Swager
hotel. which rs now conducted by
Messrs. Tompkins and AGary, was
served by the eftigsent corps OF
French walters u that place and il
was hugely enjoyed
Whose present at the banquet board
were Assistant Williams and his
stan consisting OF A. C. Hanson, A.
W. Wells and S. sQ. Feaster; Mr.. Ri
der and his stan consisting OF r. B.
Swiger. r.. o. Cook, j. o.. whitenei
and o. J. Morrison, the latter of
Weston; DR.. Mcclure, the company's
local medical examiner; John p.
Reynolds. assistant superintendent at
Grafton; and ]. n. Stevenson, super
intendent of the Clarksburg district.
Both STATS presented Miss B. May
Highland, cashier. a beautiful, gold
clock as a mark OF appreciation for
her efficient services rendered.