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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-03-27
Real estate for Rent.

ToRa REST. sToNY Pr. Mills: slX.
room cottage. kitchens: furnished.
shade, garden. outbuildings. spring
water. summer terms moderate. APP
ply to Box II. Glenbrook, Conn.
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Rnnt,1S fnr Rent.

FOR RENT, NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; home comforts. "a n. sixth.
between Franklin and Main.
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IGOR RENT, on ACCOUNT OF LEAV-
ing city. unfinished lease on house
pie Witt Viii keeep s' nat Il desired.
Apply 6O7 West Marshall. By
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75c. HALF-soLE MEMS SHOES: 1.A~
dies, eOc. Every pair sewed. Best
leather. DEEW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY, 716 East Main. Phone
Nonroo 2sG7. Will send for shoes and
return.
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DINNER WISHES TO RENT HOUSE
and board with tenant. or would rent
out part Of house. Address G ll3,
care Times Dispatch.
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LOWER FIAT FOR RENT, FOUR
s connecting rooms, newly papered,
gas and water. II South Cherry
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FOR RENT, TWO LARGE ROOMS
and large hall: bath on same hoor.
Apply 633 n. Eighth st.
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ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURNITURE,
furniture repaired. polished and
packed; upholst ertng. etc. q. n
u ARNALL,} S18 Brook Avenue Phone
& Madison 6277. n ~ 4 81 n Il
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WANTED, BY COLORED WOMAN,
washing to take home or ha1f-day's
work. 635 North st. James.
WANTED, TO BUY FOR CASH. HOUSE.
hold goods In any quantity. Phone
Madison 1851.
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LARGE, BRIGHT AND ATTRACTIVE
rooms for rent. with or without
board. Reasonable rates. Refer.
ences required. az North Eighth
Street, ,Phone Madison 1850.
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THREE ROOMS. UEFURNlsHED:
y, y. McGAvOCk. 80 Il. Franklin ST.
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oPT1C1AE'

IT, You CAN'T SEE. 60 TO p a. !. q |.
East Broad, and he will examine
your yes and ut You Wit proper
5fs glasses from ST. 90 up 588 Fl ftaen years
Of practical and scientific experience
at your disposal. ssa Ell is
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sFOR RENT. MY DENTAL OFFICE.
+ with equipment; No. 10 Franklin. St.
Petersburg, Va; a good opportunity
for good man. l. 7. F'UQuA.
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A Solid Carload

of "Old Hickory" Porch and Lawn Furniture
you big selection Of Furniture for the porch roof garden
and lawn These goods have cheap paint varnh stick
your clothes and vers damage fine ladies' lace dresses
The artistic Andrew Jackson pattern Rocker sells for $685.
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afOftI 6ltiaISl IL Y tlN IftALL 1tIaLOCAi5lGD
furnished rooms. sos Il. Grace st.
WELL @FuRNISHED ROOM. ELEC-
trio lights steam heat and bath, in
a Manchester, for two gentlemen or
couple: with or without board. ADJ
dress Il $50. care Times-Dispatch.
+ 614#EAsT CLAY; NICELY FURNISHED
v rooms; phon central; refined neigh
borhood.
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a house Ct seven rooms, furnished or
unfurnished. This house is in good
locality and is convenient to the
business part of the city. Phone
Madison 64S.s
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FOR RENT, FIAT OF -FOUR ROOMS
and bath. Apply 1908 ". Main
FLAT FOR RENT, THREE ROOMS
and pantry; use OF bath; lights,
water and use OF phone; SIS. lilo.
equity First Straat. ffste
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CENTRALLY LOCATED FURNISHED
or uufurnished rooms. S07 East
Grace Street 4
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FOR RENT. SMALL DWELLING. SIX
rooms and bath; Fifth Street, near
Cary: at $500 yearly. Address L 3il,
care Ttmes-Dispatch.
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MILL FOR 3RENT-W-HEAT AND CORN
mill for rent; In good order. al
dress a "a, care Times Dispatch.
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FIAT OF SIX ROOMS. FURNISHED
or unfurnished. on First. near Main.
Phone Madison 1918.
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'PHONE FOR a SAMPLE LOAD OF
our original thin bark. easy to split
wood, and be one OF our many sat
istied customers; no extra charge Tor
splitting. We sell coal, too. Madi-
son s913. NORTH CAROLINA WOOD
AMI COAT, CO.
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SECOND FLAT FOUR ROOMS AND
bath, SIS. Apply 111s Floyd Avenue.
Phone Madison 1871 j.
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placing your order for awnings With
ila now ana let us have them ready
for spring as prices will be higher
then. Call Madison 1897. SOUTH.
ERN TENT AND AWNING co.
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WANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR FUR
nished and heated room; modern con-
veniences and desirable neighbour
hood: good table board In private
family: convenient to business. Call
- Afadian lh116
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FOR RENT. NEAR CROzET, UNFuR-
nished house OF ten rooms: garden
mer boarders or residence. Apply
10 Box 81, Yancey Mills, Va
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WANTED. LADY OR COUPLE TO
share nice nye-room furnished fiat
with couple. West End; cheap rent;
or will rent and board with party.
Address J 2ol. care Dispatch:
FOUR-ROOM FLAT FOR RENT: So
l1s Third Avenue. Chestnut Hill.
FOR RENT, FOUK-RoOaI FLAT. SEC
ond floor, witt! hath and all conveni-
ences; near Libby Hill Park: fine
view and desirable. Phone Monroe
BEAUTIFUL FOUR ROOM FLAT,
with private bath. 1o4 ". Grace.
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Goal and 0anob.

Quality AHD QUANT1TY ARE
guaranteed from us. We have oak
pine or slab wood. and our prices
are right. We please everybody.
LIMA WOOD AND COAL CO.. SGT
Brook Avenue.
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LARGE, NICELY FURNISHED ROOM:
second floor. at bath room: for one
or two gentlemen; very central; $lO
per month. Apply 40 n. Eighth ST.
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YOUR WATCH REPAIREDo Or CLEAN.
antee &.Aat 1t is done properly.
& Twentx years' experience. Cleaning,
81, Main springs. 81. 408 East Broad
Street. AL. work guaranteed.
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SIN ROOM HOUSE, STOP IS, SEMEN
Pines Line, $40 per month";; four.
room cottage, Stop "a. Seven mes
Line, with acreage 50 per month:
IA also nine-room house, with acreage.
Rio Visit a.x Westianlpton car line.
SULLIVAN IA 8 COMPANY. n ii III a
FURNISHED SUBURBAN HOME,
near car line ! mo dern &C nveniences;
Nj large garden; ear or longer.s3W. r,
HI ghland Par X. g % &
.NTNE- RoONI HOUSE. IN First Q LASS
immed la to poss ession., .Ap,
plyf1o4l: East Clay st, aS & "A ;gy 5,ss
WANTND. T5 no u II EMIT SUBURBAN
house, i've or SIN oonls IS larg IS lot;
N wa ter: gas or electricity;
possession April To-: state price. "A 4 =
dress Fl e so. care Time -Dtspatch, ~
WANTTID, TO II ENT7 a. FURNISHED
house on West Grace. Very lear
N Monroe Park, o N j y,ff An gust and
# September. to sentleneni or Scoup les
chi ldrell, 4. house h as I've bed
sss no onls, phone and nice porch: nice
ID location 9hone N dlsons q q
tFOR RENr, FOR SUMMER MONTHS,
furnished NJ N oNse fsmal ,sf on !. Vest
Il a, dIdress y care Tlsnes'
Display I, y
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ROOMS FOR RENT; 10l3 EAST CLAY
Street; clean rooms: central; free
A& phones bath. Viii &
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FURNISHED FLAT. FOR SUMMER
months; second, fiat. col z. Frank
lin.
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FOR RENT, FLAT OF THREE ROOMS.
fuphished. bath and telephone. 91i
nef
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miscellaneous.
ELEGANT JEwELRY.

ELEGANT JEWELRY.
WE HAVE a. NICE LINE OF ELE-
CANT JEWELRY, CUT-GLASS AND
SILVERWARE. WATCH. CLOCK
AND JEWELRY5 REPAIRING is
SPECIALITY WITH US. WITH OUI:
EXCELLENT REPAIR DEPART
NlENT. WE TURN OUT PERFECT
WORK. A SCHEER, JENVELER
ESTABLISHED 1880, 1903 EAST
FOURTEENTH.
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RICHMOND REFINING COMPANY,
1903 East Cary Street. city Coat:h3-
tors. Dead animals removed at once,
Phone Monroe 1927. Buyers OF tal-
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FOF-T RENT, 80 EAST FRANKLIN
Street,. second fat. housekeeping
apartment, large rooms, excellent
repair, cool and delightful, especial
lysin summer; will offer induceme nts
for the sunexpired lease. For parttc-
ulars, call or phone Ma olson 6516,
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RntuR8.

TATE II. CHENERY,
j. w. PEATROSS,F
Successors to J. "A. Grigg Shoe Co.,
121F East Broad Street.
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HUMAN HAIR BOUGHT md SOLD
at HUGHESS 2os NORTH Third.
LADIES, HAVE YOUR SUIT MADE
at PAUL KANfSKY'S. Ladies Tailor.
219 n. First ST.
LADY WIFI GIVE MAGNETIC MAS
sage treatment for rheumatism:
neurasthenia, stomach troubles and
chronic diseases. =. Q. HoS I'll,
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Real estate QAanten.

IT YOU HAVE a HOUSE IN OLD
jackson Ward that YOU will sell,
IS give us q memorandum. RICHE-
SON & CRUTCHFIELD.gtt sst
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Marriages

Ferdic Williams, more Familiarity
knowed around here as Fcrd, was
hitched UP very suddint last Thursday
ev'g to Miss Alice Hillyer. middle
daughter of Anne HilIyer. our talented
loryer. We reiteratc that the marriage
was very suddint and unexpected. be-
cause Ferdie has been sparkling Alice
Tor the past seven years, and everybody
thought they would make a hitch Of il
sooner or later. but as the saving is,
it's the unexpected that usually happens.
The knot was tied by our beloved pas
tor. the Rev. Samuel Moore 1T the par
sOnage in about two minutes, after
which he declared The couple man and
wife and told hem q govern them
selves accordin. They didn't take no
honeymoon but expec' to drive to the
Co seat next Satc-da, after which they
will go to housekeeping in part Of his
father in-l .w's hunts"
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Locals

Peter Hoskins went out partridge
hunting one day last week and shot
rabbit. Peter is quite partridge hun
ter.
Silas Osgood of Hardscrabble visited
Bingville last week on business and
pleasure and swept doz. eggs to Hen
Weathersby in exchange for groceries.
ST does most Of his trading here. Come
again, ST, we are always glad to see
you come and go.
Deacon Butterworth. while giving his
testimony in prayer meeting Wensday
night let his glasses fall, smashing both
glasses. They was his nearby reading
snectacles, and he says he don't see
how he can get along without EN-. Mrs.
Jake Hance, who set near the Deacon,
saws that when he let his spectacles fall
and saw they was broke he said, Dang
it 7" in a soft voice, but we'd hate to
think that the Deacon would say a
thing like that in church.
Miss Susan Woodbury. give our wife
receipt for baking brown bread which
tasted real good
Abe Witherow raised big squash on
his vine which measured two feet from
tip to tip. Abe talked some of exhibit
ing said squash at the Hardscrabble
Fair, but didn't 1t would of cost him
10 cts to enter the squash. and Abe
said that was more than the squash was
! worth.
Mrs Samantha Deevers has a cold
on her chest. but is using mustard out
| wardly and boneset tea inwardly, and
| homes to be better soon.
! Bud Hincl,lev, who amt quite right
in his head. got TIP Tuesday morning at
| ? o'clock and stuck his head outen the
window and hollercd fire. The bucket
| brigade responded promptly about 4
a. m. but their efforts were fruitless.
| Sometime ought to be did with Bud
Amos Hillyer. our talented legal light
is helping some of his nabers thrash
1T present during a slack in his law
business. Amos is a handy chap and
can turn his hand TO most ANYTHING.
Miss Tabitha Jones was not in her
| accustomed place as oreanist Of the
| church choir at church last Sunday
! morning inquiry developed the fact
that Miss Tahitha has corn. which has
been giving her some trouble Of late.
and it hurts like Sam IIill to work the
medals OF the organ with her feet. She
/ has the sympathy OF the entire commu-
nitv
! Gaspar Hawkins was Bingvillc Wis
itor last week Gaspar says the corn
crop is A failure down his way
| P. S.-Gaspar lives at Frost Corners,
six miles west
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Personals
1t looks like rain as we go to press
We need it.

It looks like rain as we go to press
We need it.
Subscribe for the Bugle, and if you
are subscriber, why don't you pay up
your subscription?
The Bugle is not only good to read,
if you can read, but it is good to tie
things up in and to put on cupboard
shelves and menny other things too
numerous to mention.
It is quite coolish hereabouts, and
there has been considerable wood chop
ping in our midst during the past week
Slime Whittacre, who lives two miles
west of Bingville, while riding home
from the postofice last week, had his
horse to stumble going down hill and
threw him off. hitting his head on the
road 1t made Slime feel silly for a
few minutes, but he is all right now.
Skunks or something has been taking
Widow SINNERS chickens-she only
has two left and l rooster.
Bill Simms, while cutting UP corn
one day last week, let the corn cutter
slip and cut a big cash in his kneecap.
We understand Bill is going to apply
for increase in his penshion on the
Strength OF 1t. we nope BIZ Will get
| the increase. because he don't seem to
be able to pay for the Rugle Ito which
! he has been a steddv subscriber for II
years. on the penshion he gets now
If anybody hears Of any news will
they kindly leave it at this office? II
we are out when they leave it, why
| then leave it with our wife.
| We got some paper to print 500 sale
| bills for AMI Gockins on. but after
we had went and ordered the paper and
paid for same. AMI. he come into the
office and said he guessed he didn't
peed only 50 bills instead Of 500. and
so We have hole lot of paper on our
hands which we don't need and which
we will sell out at | ct. per sheet. It's
WELLER paper, and i awful nice to write
letters on. Why don't you buy few
| ebeetso
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noon. Last week Mrs. Cy Hoskins
give tea and didn't invite Mrs. Hines,
who is now going to have a tea of her
own, and has sent out invites to almost
all the ladies in Bingvile excep: Mrs
Hoskins. Mrs. Hines and Mrs. Hos
kins has been soshial rivals for several
years and have always tried to Guido
each other but have never suckseeded.
Miss Milly Andrews give beau par
ty at her home last Saturday afternoon.
which was a great affair from a social
standpoint. Several ladies and gents
was present. Milly had qt glass jar
of beans setting On the centre table,
while she had baked a pound cake as
prize to be give to the gest present
who could CESS nearest to the number
of beans in the jar. Rufe Brown won
the pound cake. Rufe's CESS was 27o,
and the number of beans in the jar
was 1863. Rufe ct most of the pound
cake hisself on his way home. Later
the gests was treated to a supper of
beans and brown bread. All departed
full and happy.
Miss Amelia Tucker, Bingville social
leader, didn't give any social funck-
shions last week Amelia has been con-
siderable off her feed lately. Doc Liv-
ermore says too much society has run
her down and so she has decided not to
! mix up much in the social ,whrl until
she feels stronger
Last week a poor unfortunate man
arrived in Bingvile and applied to our
! Ladies' Aid of our church for help.
| He said he was from Wilkesbarry,
| Penn, where he formerly worked in a
coal mine, but lost his wife and two
children by smallpox and was throwed
out Of a job by an explosion. which in
jured him eternaly. Mrs. Deacon But
terworth at once fed him and housed
him while the other members of the
| Aid took tip subscription among Bing-
vile people, raising the large amount
of Sll-l6. which they give to him after
WHICH he thanked them and left town
taking with him Deacon Butterworth's
gold watch valued at $40 The Ladies'
| Aid has since learned that he worked
the same game at Hardscrabble and
Snake Bend. 1t is our opinion he is a
rascal
Sally Hoskins give a domino party
at her home last Thursday ev'g. from
! to 9 o'clock. Those as was present
played dominoes and told funny stories,
at which those as had not heard them
laughed very hearty. Very light re-
freshments consisting of crackers and
tea vas served.
J Mrs Eph Higgins. wife Of our
obliging postmaster. held a knitting
party at her home last Tuesday after
noon in honor of her grandmother. who
is visiting her from the CO. seat Most
all OF the old grannies Of Bineville was
present with their knitting and had 7
enjoyable time. Mrs Hostins fur
nished tobacco for all those among the
guests who smoked
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The Leading Paper Of the County
Bright, Breezy, Bellicose, Busting

Well, here it is almost time to go
to press again and no subject to
write a editorial about.
First we thought we would write
a editorial on Grace Suicide, the
Bane of Mankind" and then we
happened to think that we had went
and wrote a editorial on that not
SO very long ago.
Next we thort we would write a
red hot editorial on "The Curse of
Riches" but when we got to think
ing it over we couldn't seem to
find any arguments in favor of this
SUBJECTIVE deeper we went into
it the more we come to the con-
clusion that riches amt no curse,
but a blessing, especially to them
as has riches. Of course this is
only our own theory, being as we
amt never had and can't find out
whether riches is a curse or bless
ing and don't never expect to, but
if we was to get the chance to step
into some rich mans shoes do YOU
persoom we would refuse the op-
portunity? Not by a iugful-we
would git into them shoes jest as
quick as we could git Our old ones
(wore out at the toes and through
the soles) often our feet-we would
be trlrrible willing to accept the
riches and take all chances of be-
ling cursed by same.
| Which is why we amt got the
heart to write a editorial on 9TH.
Course of Riches" and being as we
can't seem to think up any sub.
lieckt to write a editorial about we
won't therefore write about moth
ing this week, but by next weel
hope to have a good editorial sub.
ject thunk up.
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FOUND

While walking over to Hardscrabble
last Tuesday to buy me a Sunday
pair of pants, being as I can buy
pants cheaper in Hardscrabble than
I can in Bingville, found a buggy
whip in the road which I calkilate
was lost by some person. This buggy.
whip is and one-half #. long, has a
red snapper on the end Of it, is yellow
from the butt and a brass thimbletip
on end of handle. Any person calling
on me and describing this buggywhip
as accurately as I have done can have
Bingville. JONAH SMILEY.
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born in Bingvi1le or vicinity, neither
boy nor girl. What be we going to do
to increase the populashion of our
ing backward or forward? we ask. The
student of history is aware that there is
times when all great nashions seems to
stand still, as it were. Thus it is at
present with Bingville concerning births.
But let us not be cast down in spirit.
for ere another week rolls around the
stork is expected to visit at least two
houses in Bingville Although we have
this on good authority, it is yet too
early for us to say any more than this
about it
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4 Jim Peterson, while sinking a clothes
lire 1ost in his yard last week, struck
a rock about 2 feet under the surface,
ard being as the rock was too big to
get out, Jim had to set the post about
; feet to one side. Jim thinks it would
of looked better where he first set it.
There is considerable building in our
midst this fall.
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Hay! Hay! Hay!

have more hay this year than I can
git into my barn and am therefore
ready to sell ton of it. This is first
class hay with some weeds and thissel..
If you need hay, this is the time to
Rave in winter when feed is scarce.
I will charge you nothing more for
this hay than the market price-what-
ever that is--you to haul it away.
IF this was next wint.-, YOU would
haft to pay me more. For this reason
now is the time to buy.
Yours for hay,
Pingville. SIM WILSON,.
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Country Correspondence
SNAKE BEND

Alb Wood is laid up, but with VIVA,
we did not learn.
Sam Henderson has one of the best
teams of oxes for plowng in this sec
ton. They will sink tn. rlowshare
cll.n into the beam if tie Ground amt
too stony.
Carrie Hunt of Hariscrabble i
visiting friends in this v;sirrtty, and
several of our young men are sweet CT
| her
Some as was up early last Tuesfay
saws they saw frost, but we caIkilat,
It was not enough to hurt.
The Grim Keeper has nor visited oul
midst for quite spell.
| Bill Hinckley had COW tn die CT
him last week. She broke her leg in {
bog and had to be shot Bill Away:
has bad luck-he lost horse by eolicl
Eve years ago.
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Bale and His Pants

Bale Hawkins SAYS he has terrible
hard time keepin his pants up on him OF
late. Ever sinst that Young Teller from
the City. who boarded with Cy Hos
belt to keep his pa-,s tip jest like the
City chap did. but Bale says he has %
wear it so blame tite that it almost
cuts him in two Bale SAYS he lows he
will so back to suspenders soon.
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Hi Called

Hi Henderson of Calamity Corners
dropt into the Bugle Office last week
and desired to know why we didn't
have into the paper that he had a
hoarse to die on his hands last spring.
We told Hi the reason we didn't say
anything about it was that we didn't
hear nothing of it. How can we pub
lisk the news if We don't hear it, we
ask? Hi lowed this was poor rea-
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Seth Winslow is picking appels to
take to the Co. seat. SCRIBBLER.
SORROW HOLLOW

Jed Perkins has had the asthma so
bad lately that at times he could almost
not get his breth at all, but is better at
this writing
ST Hemingway had a barn raising
last week After the timbers was lifted
into place, ST treated the boys to cider
ard doughnuts. All had a pleasant
time
News amt what you might call
plenty this week.
We need rain and have needed it
for quite spell. Some perdickt that
when it does rain, it will overdo it. We
, shouldn't wonder.
Mrs. James John Williams has a
bealing in her head. She has tried
everything, but is some better at this
writing. UNC.
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Bud Got LiCkt

Widow Hinckley give BUD a good
lickin one day last week. As every
body knows, Bud amt quite right in
his head. and he got holt OF pail OF
paint and brush with wich the widder
was painting her flour pots. and Bud
he catched the cat and helt It and give
it coat Of paint When Mrs. Hinck-
ley licked Bud you could OF heard him
houe1 mile.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-10-09
Society

Society has begin to brighten up in
Bingville with the approach OF cold
wether. and The members OF the social
whirl saws that this promises to he the
most brilyuntcst season wich Bingvilc
has ever went through.
Mrs. Joe Hines will give fancy
tea at her home next Wensday after