Tip
By Our Regular Correspondent
W. L. Melton was in our neigh
borhood Sunday.
Wanted at once: 20 teams
with experienced drivers to re
move the “blocks” made by Jim
Clayton and Bud Barlow.
Garland Wilson, after several
days’ visit among his kinsmen
here, returned to his home near
Town Creek, Alabama, Wednes
day.
Dick and Henry Epperson
went to Wiville for the spelling
match Saturday night and of
course, they serenaded on their
way back home.
George Stanfill went over to
Augusta Saturday and returned
Sunday with a bran new pair of
shoes. No telling what he will
undertake next.
Times are getting pretty hard
indeed, and some of our farmers
have therefore become very con
descending. It is quite common
to hear of one making or hauling
blocksor ties, and some have even
begun to pick their neighbors’
geese. Now you mustn’t tell
“Ernest” w7hat I said for he has
already been out 25 cents to keep
this out of the “News.”
Hunter.
By Our Regular Correspoudent.
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley went to
Cotton Plant Saturday and re
turned Sunday.
And still it continues hot and
dry. The hot winds are burning
up everything.
The protracted meeting still
continues. Bro. Griftin Sr., is
doing all the preaching. He is a
very able preacher.
A match game of ball was play
ed at Hunter Thursday. Some
of the Wynne, Hunter, and
Brinkley men played Cotton
Plant, the score stood 13 to 17 in
favor of Cotton Plant.
Come to us for anything in the
Mercantile Line.
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We have just received a
new line of : :
SADDLES, HARNELS,
and STRAP GOODS.
Call on us for anything
in this line.
Although Fruit Jars
have again advanced, we
will sell ours at the old
price. We have the best
grade hand-made Mason
jars. We have a few
pairs Low-Quarter Shoes
left that we will sell at re
duced prices to close out.
Hailey & Atkinson,
N-W Corner Main Street and Edmonds Avenue.
“Brethren,” said a man in
meeting, “so many sinners are
dying every day I come to the
conclusion that hell is full. ” He
sat down when an old deacon in
the amen corner, raised the
hymn “There’s a place reserved
for you, brother, a place reserved
for you.”—Ex.
IRON J10UNTA1N ROUTE TIME TABLE.
GOING EAST.
Passsenger No. 160 arrives McCrory, 4:4H a. 2
No. 154 “ “ 11:40 a. in
GOING WEST.
Passenger No. 153 arrives McCrory. 11:40 a.m.
No. 159 "
10:33 p. m