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C.J. HALE was visiting his father in law, J.B.
SHANNON, last Sunday. Charles says he knows where to get plenty to eat.
Rattlehead, the West Bluestone correspondent, has gone into the patent churn business, with W.R
HARMAN as assistant and builder of churns.
We were surprised the other day when we met two of our citizens. We thought they were drunk from the way they were yelling and waiving their
hats, but when we learned the cause of their performance it was that A. ST.
CLAIR had bought a binder and had proposed to cut their 40 acres of
fine wheat, said to be the best in the county.
Mrs. T.B. DRINKARD, of Bluefield, has been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John T. NASH, for several days past, as her mother has been quite
sick but is some better at this writing.
We were delighted to see A. A. CARTER at church last Sunday as he has not
been able to attend for some time.
Any one wishing fresh fish can apply to D. H. BIRD. He says he is going
to fish his mill pond, and put them on ice for the market. And by the
way, he don't look as pleasing as we have seen him because it is a girl.
Pierce MCDOWELL of Cumberland Gap, Tennessee is visiting his parents,
William SUMMERS and wife and other relations and friends on Bluestone.
Walter RUBLE has gone to Elkhorn to work. He says prosperity has struck
him in a fresh place.
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