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Washing called for and delivered
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CITY BA5FRY. '
• Dr. W. H. Moody of our town
has been confined to his bed for
several days, but was able to be
out on the street Saturday even
ing.
The Beedeville cotton gin is
now completed and running in
full blast. R. C. Roy, the mana
ger, was busy Saturday and had
to call in assistance as he was
ginning cotton and grinding all
at the same time. The mill is
making first class meal.
0. E. Johnson has the best cot
on in this community. 1575
seed cotton made 555 pounds of
lint and he says he will make
three-fourths of a bale per acre.
Dr. Oscar Jones was out to
see Mrs. James Kelley the 14th.
Clarence Hodge, who has had
a severe case of typhoid pneu
monia for the past four weeks,
is now able to sit up and walk
around in the house. We hope
that he will soon be able to re
sume his usual avocation in a
few clays.
some or our citizens went to
Newport Monday to atttend
county court. Still sawing over
the school business district line.
A. J. Mead, Albert Hite and
W. W. Beede were busy the 16 th
viewing out a new public road
from Eight Mile to Algoa,
thence west to the Bowen’s
Ridge road. We think they took
their guns and one or two deer
hounds as they had to go
through some fine hunting
woods. I wonder if Judge Coe
knew that those gentlemen were
hunters.
Jarrett Muster has moved his
family back^ to Tupelo. We re
gret to lose such good citizens
from our midst.
F. W. Beede and party went
hunting Saturday and returned
without any large game, but
they had a fine chase and three
shots at the deer to no effect.
Mr. Dawson ,our popular
blacksmith is building him a
nice four room residence in the
North part of town.
There is a big demand for
cotton pickers in this country
just now. The farmers are pay
ing from 75 cents to $1.00 per
hundred pounds for cotton pick
ing.
J. W. Edwards’ wife and little
boy have been very sick but we
are glad to note both are Conval
escent
W. N. Roy has new bread
made of new corn by a new mill.
Newt says it is just simply fine. [
We are all disappointed at the
price of cotton and some farmers
seem to blame the merchants,
bankers and, cotton buyers, but
we think that farmers are to
blame for planting too much co<
ton. j
Give Us Co-Oper tlon.
In a big co-operative bakery in
Copenhagen, although the coat of raw
material has greatly increased of late .
years and higher wages are now paid,
nevertheless the price of hrpad is i
lower than it was b fore n co opera- j
live bakery was e.tabli: J
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Vanity 1b the collodion of love’s
wounds. Unless the cut be very deer
let a llltv ,f the cel a tine of self-es
teem in; atnoaMA IT i injured
face ; ! 1 1 ft !>"i den, and in a
few’ da; j tl. r; is not ■ fl scar t<
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bank, and you can
Bank y°ur money with us with a full y§jB ••<
assurance that your interests .■J t
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