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and Politicians II knOts OIL Logs-End
OF a Good Life.
Troy, s. C.,July 80
Dog days have been ushered in with an
Rev. W. w. Jones will begin his meeting OF
week today at Buffalo. Two services each
day, then to Horeb on the 9Th. until the 18th
which will begin here and continue until the
All who attended the Lethe picnic last Wed.
nesday had nice time, but that is the place
and they are the people who know what hos:
pitallty is. That country Is an evergreen"
spot In the memory OF all who have been
there.
Mrs. Alice Bradley is in Greenviue with her
sister, Mrs. J. II. Latimer.
Mrs. George Chambers and three children,
and Mrs. ]. w. Pearson and little daughter, OF
Augusta. are boarding at the Park House for
the summer. Others are expected in few
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old twins OF Mrs. ]. F. White, were buried in
the cemetery last week.
Mrs. ]. F. Bradley and her little daughter
visited Rev. K. F. Bradley's family Saturday.
This seems perfect contradiction to say
there Is plenty OF fruit and then say 1t is a
failure. but It Is inferior that little use can
be made OF 1t. The grape crop is plen t11ul.
Miss Rena Kennedy, we are sorry 10 say, is
quite sick with fever.
Mary Lou, the six year old daughter of Mrs.
L. O.. Beauford, while playing fell and broke
her arm above the elbow and suffers very
much from 1t.
MIR. ]. c. McCombs who has been in Cuba
for year and half In Uncle Sans employ,
is home for rest up. He likes Cuba and will
return.
next Friday continuing for several days. The
pastor Will be assisted by Rev. l.. A. Patter.
son.
Political CAB has about reached its zenith
here and the candidates are severely crit1.
cized. This Is the only time men count one
they can vote. AS Rev. w. T. Duncan we'll
said in his sermon here as TO their spiritual
duty they were ers simply knot on stick'
Miss Sue McCasIan will accept thanks for
the finest cabbage we have seen.
West TO visit her sister. Mrs X. F. Bradley.
Rev. A. l.. Patterson, from Mt. Carmel.
preached here yesterday, by order OF the
Just think of 1t. Only SO cents ronnd trip
to Green wood all this week, where hundreds
will 60 TO see the old veterans meet and dis
Mrs. Captain Robinson and daughter. Miss
Mande, from Mccormick, are visiting Mrs. j.
MIR. Doc. Taggsrt made a business trip to
Augusta yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Burgess and DR.. ]. w. Hunter. The
latter, assisted by Rev. DR.. j. L.. Wilson, has
closed communion service at Betha. This
little church has taken on new life Messrs.
Charlie Wilson, John Hunter and Charlie
Link were elected deacons and DIR. w. A.
Hunter as elder.
Days OF sunshine are given to all,
But into each days some rain must fall
Some days be dark and dreary.
Saturday morning Mrs. Rosannah Reagin
fell asleep IN Jesus, aged "a years and week
For some years this dear mother has been
deprived OF her eyesight and has been an In
valid, but when you visited this home 1t was
always pleasure for she could entertain and
instruct you and she was such cheerful suf-
ferer. She leaves several stepch lldren, one Of
whom. a son, and her only child, q daugh ter,
things left undone, no after words. They sac. [
ridced many pleasures to be with her, which (
was greater pleasure. We have never seen
such devotion between parent and child. For l
the last few weeks as her body grew weaker
her mind materially weakened and If you
would ask her who she loved she would say
"my Savior" and then say, "my sweet child -
sang and prayed with and for her and wei
think these words appropriate; what mora |
could she do then she hath already done. Sbs |
was ripe Chistian garnered in the home
Jesus has prepared for those that love Him
and Keep His commandments" She was the |
sister Of the late Mr.. Adrien Brown, was born |
and reared and lived here and was q life long
member Of Long Cane Church. Jesus said
unto her, am the resurrection and the
life, he that believeth in Me, though be be
dead, yet shall live" and "whosoever loveth
and belleVeth in Me shall never de-
The heavy sod like bars OF lead
Fell on the coffin OF the dead
ana many weeping stood
Beside the lonely resting place
or one whose sweet. endearing face
Expressed that she was good.
paper In the State. Nick.