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Where is the monajryou have
been mal^ng ajj^nese years?
&L You spent itaf^d somebody else pu/ it in. the^bank,
SK'Why don’tw^u^ut your own money in the bank your
Jlflself1? jftjw let the other fellow save what you earn?
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small shop on the Alley, but we have the goods.)
Before letting your contr act, it will be to your interest.
CHAS. WYLLIE, Manager.
Sanitary & Heating Engineer.
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ing a good crop.
The saw mills at this place do
not get to run much, because
they have no logs and cannot
get any hatiled .until the rain
ceases.*
Mrs.'Hathaway of N Imboden
ig visiting her step-m,other*^lrs.
Holloway of Eight Mile.
Mrs. Kittie Vefina has a new
arrival at her home in the form
of a baby boy, who made his ap
pearance August 21.
L. Slavens, contractor, came
in home from Shoffner Friday
evening very sick, but we hope
to sjff him up in a few days,
^mddy Conway has bought a
house and lot at Beedeviile and
has moved down there; he said
that Eight Mile was too small a
place for an old soldier. Hur
rah, for Uncle Gill.
It seems as though the Eight
Mile telephone repairing has
come to an end after it was
built past the town of Beede
ville, so I guess boys, we had
t . , it t n • _1
ueiter get uus> aim ±ia uui eim
of the line or we wont talk any.
i W. A. Lail has been hog hunt
i ing the past week.
W. P. R. Roy brought a load
of watermelons up and sold
some to W. N. Nance Saturday.
They were very fine melons and
boys, you should cal! on Mr.
Nance and buy one.
The Eight Mile ball team
crossed bats with the Balch
team last Saturday. The boys
were in hard luck, the score be
ing 2 to 1 in favor of the Balch
boys. The game was lost by
son\e bad plays in the out field.
T-he team expects to play Tupe
lo when the weather clears up so
that they can get together with
out getting wet. Our team also
say that they are going to play
the champions of the county be
fore the season is over.
There has been a picture show
at Beedeville for about two
weeks.
J. D. Frazier, the machinist,
has taken charge of the Beede
ville gin and machinery for this
season.
A. J. Mead, the noted horse
trader, was seen on the streets
last week.
W. ,D. Buzby of Eight Mile,
was a visitor of F. H. Beede of
Beedeville last Saturday night.
Mrs. H. L. Thomas of Jones
boro is very sick at Mrs. Hollo
way’s.
Mr. H. L. Thomas of Ponto
toc, Miss, came in a few days
ago to visit his wife, returning
j home this morning.
I The old deer dogs are getting
I in shape for a race the first, as
there will be plenty of water to
have a good race.
The Hare boys of Auvergne
are expected to come over and
join the boys in a big hunt
the first of September.
An Old Hunter.
Eight Mile.
There was an ice cream sup
per given by Mr. J. S. McFad
den last Friday night at which
every one reports having a nice
time.
The base ball game between
Eight Mile and Tupelo was post
poned on account of tne rainy
weather.
M. B. Ball returned home last
! Friday from Shoffner on ac
| count of sickness.
George Pace is on the sick list
j at this writing. We hope to be
able to report his complete re
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covery by next writing.
Archibald Conway has been
sick for the past few days but
is up again.
Ben Thrasher and Bully San
field and family passed through
Eight Mile Sunday on their way
to Shoffner.
Dr. Smith has been busy for
the past week, waiting on the
sick.
We have heard that John F.
McCuistion is going to run for
Sheriff at the next election. We
will say “Run, for we think you
will carry Cow Lake township
solid, no matter who comes out
against you.”
The Beedeville gin is about
completed and will add much to
out town. We have two gins in
our township now and will be
ready to gin your cotton at any
time.
Two Good Boys.
Oakland.
Frank Chalk visited relatives
and friends at this place last
' week.
Annie Bi’ight returned home
Saturday.
Thomas Hale and son made a
business trip to this city Fri
day.
R. L. Stuart filled his appoint
ment here Sunday morning.
Victor Bright and family spent
Saturday night at Mrs. Stuart’s.
Mr. Holland and wife visited
J. E. Brown Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor visited at G. M.
Heaton’s Sunday.
Phillip Gray has been hauling
ties through here last week.
Miss Kate Walls and Francis
Kneel were pleasant callers at
Mrs. Scantlin’s Sunday.
J. B. Gordon was here Sat
urday.
Bessie Stuart spent Sunday
with Annie Bright.
Oakland ball “team defeated
Bailey 5 to 0 Saturday. B. Wilk
erson was on the mound and
pitched invincible ball allowing
few and scattered hits. Scrog*
gins and Sherman pitched for
Bailey and were hit freely,
Arther Walls knocking a four
bagger in the third and the sin
gles our boys beat out were
plentiful.
Anonymous.
■ranching Out.
"So your daughter baa givey up her
piano studies T" “Yes,” replied Mrs.
Cumro^V “I have thought the matter
over and doubt the desirability of let
ting It be f nderstood that we are com
pelled to economize and depend on
home-made music.
Not Ashamed of It.
‘1 am not ashaTioed of my latest
book,” said the author. "Of course
not.” saJ.1 the ipcal critic. “I noticed
Its gilt edge.i, and the beautifully col
ored front ifeilece.”—-Atlanta Constitu- ;
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Ancient Cannon Balia. 'Jj*
Two Iron cannon balUi, which* haroaea
been dug up In High street, Walton, 1
Suffolk, are believed to hare beeWjH
fired In 1667, when the Dutch landed V*
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