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CHANGE.

Mr.. Chalmers Hughes, brother to
Joe Hughes, is coming here to take
the run as engineer on the Southern
branch to Hodges. He will move his
family here in the near future. Mr.
Hughes has many friends here as
this is his native town.
Mr.. John Brunsan will move his
family to Greenwood. They have
been here only a short time but have
made friends who will hate to give
them up.
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~DESERTERS IN JAIL.

Four men r in Jail for desertion.
They were taken from the Seaboard
train here Friday night. They were
on their way back to New Jersey
from Camp Mcclellan at Admission,
Ala.
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DENDY'S POTATO PATCH.

Dendy Miller is digging his pota-
toes this week. He planted a patch
on his fathers farm about 5 miles
from Abbeville. He expects to make
over three hundred bushels.
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MRS. BELLE T. EDWARDS.

Mrs. Belle Thompson Edwards has
returned to the city to take up her
work at the cotton mill as welfare
worker. Her husband is a member
of the Aviation Corps and during his
absence she will continue this work.
Her friends are glad to have her
back here.
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FOUND:-An oil cover for an au-
tomobile, on North Main street.
Owner can get same by calling at
this office and paying for ad. The
Press and Banner.
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FOR SALE OR RENT:-My house
and lot in Fort Pickens, containing
six acres of land. For informa-
ton see Mr.. W. P. Greene or Mrs.
D. A. Rogers.
Mrs. R. R. Hemphill.
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WANTED-Hides, Cows and Hogs.
Will pay the highest cash price
for your green and sailed hides,
COWS and hogs. Maxwelrs Market.
10-3-1m.
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MISS DARBY.

Miss Azuba Darby of Chester, is
spending awhile with Mrs. Rayford
Power. She came to attend the
Synodical and is staying owe for a
visit.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood Calhoun of
Calhoun Falls, spent several days
last week with Mrs. Lewis Perrin.
j. C. Cox, Stationery Engineer at
the Water and Light Plant, is TAX
ing his weeks vacation.
J. A. Alewine has a position with
w. D. Barksdale. He will be gladito
have his friends call on him there.
egg Day" will be a great sue
cess at the Land Show in San Fran
cisco. Each person entering will be
presented with a couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hipp have
moved into one of Mr.. Greene S
houses on Magazine street. They
have recently come to Abbeville
from Monroe, N. G.
Mrs. Stalnaker left this week for
Atlnata, where she will join her hus-
band and make her home there. She
has been living with her father, Mr..
Wright, for sometime.
Little Miss Celia Louise Jones
came up from Columbia with her
father to see her relatives. This is
her first trip without her mother.
She did fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Penney, Mr..
and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell and Miss
Elizabeth Gambrell took a ride Sum
day and visited in Greenwood and
Ninety Six.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Julius DuPre started up
to Clemson on last Friday, but got
stuck in the mud and had to come
back home.
Miss Ollie Brock went to Honea
Path, Miss Blanche Tarrant went to
Greenwood and Miss Lucille Kennedy
went to Due West to spend the week
end with their home people.
Mrs. P. L. Reynolds of Bishop
vile, arrived in the city last Thurs
day and will spend several weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. F. G..
Nicely, at her home on Pinckney
street.
Mrs. W. G. Carroll went up to
Washington to see her son who is in
the army and who was sick. While
there she became very sick and her
son, John Carroll and daughter, Mrs.
Hall, went up to bring her home.
Miss Jane Cover, MI. Geo. Har-
rlS0n and Master Arthur Mills came
down from Greenville with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hagerman to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Annie Harris. Mrs.
Hagerman will spend this week at
home.
The mail order. houses do a ire
mendous amount of advertising and
they are getting business right out
of this town that our merchants
should get. The moral of this is to
advertise in your local papers. Near
ly everybody that a read is sub
scribing to one or the other of the
county papers.
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WANTS

WANTED-Fresh country eggs, 40c.
per dozen. Columbia Candy Kit
chen. 1888.
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A.. R. P. CHURCH..

Rev. M. R. Plaxco will not preach
here Sunday, but his pulpit will be
supplied by Rev. Mr.. Isom.
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Born: At Darraughs, Oct. ,16
1917, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Bolts
a daughter.
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Born: At Lebanon, Oct. 81. 1912
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wilson,
son,
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SOCIAL NEWS.
X


Mrs. VIM. P. Greene entertained
the Bridge Club Friday afternoon at
her home on Greenville street. After
the games refreshments of potato
salad, sliced boiled ham, hot rolls and
coffee were served.
Miss Maggie Brooks entertained
Misses Mary and Virginia Galloway,
who are Mrs. Plaxco's guests, and
Mrs. Plaxco, and Mrs. Rayford Pow
er and her guest, Miss Darby, in
formally yesterday morning. Re-
frsehments of chicken salad, cheese
waters, tea and chocolate cake were
served during the morning.
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Clyde Yoder spent Sunday in At

M. G. Dennard was a visitor in
our city last Saturday.
Mrs. E. T. Blanchett was in town
on Saturday shopping.
w. R. Ellis of Sold Springs, was
here Saturday afternoon.
]. D. Nickles who lives near the
city, was on the streets Saturday.
Eugene and Ernest McCarter Of
Antreville, were in the city Saturday.
Miss Katherine Link is in Spar
tanburg visiting friends for several
days.
Sam Morris of Route 8, and his
brother, J. T. Morris, were in town
Saturday.
Miss Sadie Mabry spent the week
end in the city with Mrs. j. W. Nc
Twain.
John Lomax went up to Anderson
Sunday and spent the day with
friends.
Mrs. Mamie Watson of Mt. Car
mel, was here Saturday on a shop
ping trip. -.
Lieuts. A. A. Morse and Carol
Swetenberg came up from Columbia
Saturday for the weekend.
Mrs. Jules G. Huguelet of Hamlet,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe i.
Hughes, at her home on North Main
street.
M. J. Link of Bethia, was in town
Monday. He came to bring his
daughter, Miss Lily, who is sewing
here this week.
Miss Sarah Perrin is in Columbia
visiting Miss Mary Graham and will
attend the FAIR.
Bonner Haddon was in town Sat
urday. He is doing well on his farm
near Verdery.
F. A. Weeks of Watts, was in the
city Saturday. He is a young farmer
and is getting along fine.
Misses Grace and Belle Dansby
were two pretty young ladies in
town Saturday shopping.
Mrs. Fannie Thompson visited
relatives in the city last week for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cochran were
in town Saturday afternoon for a
short while.
Martin Seal is at home for awhile.
On account of his health he was
honorably discharged from the Navy.
w. T. Hunter wants to keep up
with the news and he thinks The
Press and Banner is the correct way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe L. Maxwell and
children of Greenwood, spent Sun
day afternoon here with Mrs. H. M.
Pennal.
Mrs. J. S. Turner and family of
Prosperity, spent Saturday with Mrs
Malissa Dansby at her home in Fort
Pickens.
Mrs. j. E. Gray of Greenville, is
spending this week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Link Evans and the new
grandson.
Mrs. B. F. Milford and daughter,
of Calhoun Falls, were here Satur-
day buying lots of pretty things and
also necessary things.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Kennedy and
daughter, Miss Mary, of Due West,
were here last Saturday shopping
and attending to business.
Francis Mabry, Charlie Armour,
and Claude Wilkinson were among
the boys who came down from Camp
Sewer for the weekend.
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BIRTHS

Born: At Abbeville, Oct. FL, 1917
to Mr.. and Mrs. Link Evans, a son.
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Born, At Abbeville, Oct. %, 1917
to Mr.. and Mrs. 2. Asbury Brown,
a daughter.
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'qQCal
. News
personals

b PeCSOHdlo : e
ehRANIAil$S!y
W. A. Hannah of Route S, was in
town Saturday.
J. N. McDill of Sharon, was in the
city Friday for the day.
D. M. Wright of Darraughs, was
on the streets Saturday.
M. L. Williams was on the streets
Saturday.
Alvin McClain of Lowndesville,
spent Saturday in the city.
R. A. Keaton of Antreville, was
here on business Saturday.
J. A. Stevenson of Route 2, spent
Saturday here on business.
Willie Conner of Route 4, was not
ed on the streets Saturday.
w. T. Campbell of Level Land,
was on our streets Saturday.
J. w. Mckee of Route 5, was a
visitor to the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Wardlaw were
in the city Friday for the day.
Sheriff Burts attended the Com
munity Fair at Antreville Friday.
]. D. Bannister of Lowndesville,
was in town Saturday or business.
E. II. Campbell of Lowndesville,
was in town for the day on Saturday
Mrs. ]. M. Morgan went owe to
Atlanta to attend the Fair last week.
T. E. Woodhurst of Route 8, was
in town Saturday for several hours.
Johnnie Finley of Bethel, was
among the young men in the city
Saturday.
Robert Wilson was in town Satur-
day. He says he doesn't like to read
the news.
F. D. Daniels of Sandersville, Ga,
is visiting Kenny Cam and other
relatives.
C. D. Campbell of Lowndesville,
was noted among the visitors in town
Saturday.
Mesdames Henry Carlisle and j.
A. Hill attended the Fair in Green
wood Friday.
Roger Williams of Antreville, was
among the prosperous farmers in
town last week.
Mrs. S. E. Moragne of Bordeau,
was shopping in u fashionable
stores on Friday.
A. K. Woodhurst of Bethia, and
his daughter, Miss Addie, were in
town Saturday.
P. E. McCurray and his brother,
O. L. McCurray, were business visi-
tors here Saturday.
Bonnie Napier of Calhoun Falls,
was among the young men on our
streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Clinkscales of
Lowndesville, were in town Satur-
day for several hours.
C. L. Presley says that The Press
and Banner is getting better every
issue. He is a good judge.
Joe Ables of Santuc, was in town
Saturday. His daughter, Miss Willie,
and son, Tom, came with him.
Mrs. A. M. Lanier of Monterey,
was in town Saturday for the day
shopping in our up-to-date stores.
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Misses Mary and Carolyn Hill
Miss Sadie Magill and Mr.. A. S
Thomas went up to Greenville Sun
day to spend the day with Miss Annie
Hill, who is teaching school there:
and Sam Hill, who is going to Fur.
man.
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E. C. Etheridge was n Of the
prosperous farmers here Saturday.
He and his brother together bought
twelve barrels of flour at o tpe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Phillips of
Lowndesville, spent Saturday in our
city. Mrs. Phillips was doing her
shopping in our up-to-date stores.
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Mrs. A. M. Lanier of Monterey,
was in town Saturday for the day
shopping in our up-to-date stores.
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Joe Ables of Santuc, was in town
Saturday. His daughter, Miss Willie,
and son, Tom, came with him.
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C. L. Presley says that The Press
and Banner is getting better every
issue. He is a good judge.
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Mrs. Lizzie Carter, who lives on
the Star Route, was in town shopping
Saturday. She has just recently
moved into this neighborhood.
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j. A. Ellis of Donalds, was in the
city Saturday. He wants to keep
up with the news so he subscribed
for The Press and Banner.
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Miss Jane Cover, MI. Geo. Har-
rison and Master Arthur Mills came
down from Greenville with Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hagerman to spend
Sunday with Mrs. Annie Harris. Mrs.
Hagerman will spend this week at
home.
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Mrs. Fannie Thompson visited
relatives in the city last week fol
several days.
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Mrs. ]. E. Gray of Greenville, il
spending this week with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Link Evans and the new
grandson.
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Miss Ollie Brock went to Hone
Path, Miss Blanche Tarrant went
Greenwood and Miss Lucille Kennel
went to Due West to spend the wee
end with their home people.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Hill and Mr.,
and Mrs. julius DuPre started uI
to Clemson on last Friday, but got
stuck in the mud and had to come
back home.
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Mrs. J. S. Turner and family of
Prosperity, spent Saturday with Mrs
Malissa Dansby at her home in Fort
Pickens.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo, Penney, M
and Mrs. J. M. Gambrell and Mi
Elizabeth Gambrell took a ride Su
day and visited in Greenwood al
Ninety Six.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cochran wer'
in town Saturday afternoon for
short while.
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Mrs. S. E. Moragne of Bordeau,
was shopping in u fashionable
stores on Friday.
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Roger Williams of Antreville, was
among the prosperous farmers in
town last week.
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Mesdames Henry Carlisle and j.
A. Hill attended the Fair in Green
wood Friday.
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A. K. Woodhurst of Bethia, and
his daughter, Miss Addie, were in
town Saturday.
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P. E. McCurray and his brother,
o. l.. McCurray, we're business visi-
tors here Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Clinkscales of
Lowndesville, were in town Satur-
day for several hours.
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Misses Grace and Belle Dansby
were two pretty young ladies ir
town Saturday shopping.
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Mrs. Jules G. Huguelet of Hamlet.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Joe T.
Hughes, at her home on North Main
street.
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Martin Seal is at home for awhile.
On account of his health he was
h~onorably discharged from the Navy.
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Bonnie Napier of Calhoun Falls,
was among the young men on our
streets Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joe l.. Maxwell and
children of Greenwood, spent Sun.
day afternoon here with Mrs. H. M
Pennal.
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Little Miss Celia Louise Jones
came up from Columbia with her
father to see her relatives. This is
her first trip without her mother.
She did fine.
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Mrs. w. F. Nickles took Mrs. ].
F. Bradley, Mrs. D. A. Rogers, Miss
Margie Bradley and little Annie
Hemphill Rogers to Antreville Com
munity Fair. Mrs. Nickles was in
vited to be one of the judges.
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M. J. Link of Bethia, was in town
Monday. He came to bring his
daughter, Miss Lily, who is sewing
here this week.
World's cresset., 1917-12-20
When will the World
Come to an ends
Continued from page 8,

Continued from page 3,
For these be the days of ven
geance. that all things which
are written may be fulfilled.
But woe unto them that are
with child. and to them that give
suck, in those days! for there
shall be great distress in the
land, and wrath upon this people
And they shall fall by the
edge of the sword. and shall
be led away captive into all
nations; and Jerusalem shall be
trodden down Of the Gentiies,
until the times of The Gentiles
be fulfilled,
And there shall be signs in
the sun, and in the moon. and
in the stars; and upon the earth
distress of nations, with per
plexity; the sea and the waves
roaring;
Mems hearts failing them for
fear and for looking after those
things which are coming on The
earth; for the powers Of heaven
shall be shaken.
And then shall they see the
Son Of man coming in a cloud
with power aud great glory.
World's cresset., 1917-12-20

Aud wien these things begin
to come 10 pass, then lock up
and lift up your heads: for. your
redemption draweth nigh, Luke
21-20 to 20
In those scriptures We have
EN- brsced the time from the
fall of Jerusalem. under
Tirus' Army until the present.
And those things shat are com.
ing to pass just now teach US
that the fuliness of the Gentiles
is at hand and that we are just
entering into the time OF the
tulfl!ment of the woe pronoune.
cd upon those that are with
child, and to those who give
such in those days $40 in those
days there shall be Great Dis
tress and wrath upon the peo.
pie, and in this fearful time, it
Is said, that they shall fall BY
the edge of the sword, Distress
OF nations with perplexity mems
hearts failing, for fear and for
looking after those things which
are coming upon the earth.
Now when those things begin to
come to pass. Then look up for
your redemption draweth nivh
Therefor Christ spoke a Parable
telling when we see all these
things coming to pass, tnen
know the time is at hand. And
we see all that is spoken of
coming to pass in this our time
t1en we must know the end is
nigh. Then look up. for this old
heaven, and earth must oe a
new heaven and a new earth
come forth. For Christ has for
ever set down at the right hand
OF the Father until his ,ne mics
Is made his foots,ool. For
Christ said.
And David himself saith in
the book OF Psalms, The Lord
said unto my Lord, Sit thou on
my right hand,
Till / make thine enc mics thv
footstool," Luke 20 -41-42
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So then there must be a w..,-
done oy the son Of man for n.
must come in this great Tina =,
distress SPOKEN of above, nls... "
read.
And then shall they see III.
Son OF man coming in a CHINA !.
with power and great glory. =
Luke 21-27
Also read.
When the Son Of man sba,,
come in bis glory, aud all tho
holy angels with him, then shall
be sit upon the throne Of III.
glory,
And before him shall b.
gathered all nations: ard ba
shall separate them one from
another, as a shepherd divideth
bis sheep from the goats;
And he shall set the sheep on
bis right hand, but the goats
on the left. MAJ. rs -S1-s2-aa
This is the end of the world
80 hoping that the time of tb.
end OF the world may be seen .
by those especially who are tbs
Children Of the day, We ber to
remain a faithful servsnt of
Christ AMI man.
World's cresset., 1917-12-20
THE INTERNED GERMANS.

Some purchasers OF Liberty
Loan bonds, who have read ex
aggerated reports OF the treat.
ment accorded by the United
States authorities to the German
civilians interned in this soun.
try have written 10 the Treasury
Department protesting against
the use Of any OF the money
raised by the Liberty Loans in
"pampering' these ellen enc.
mics.
These interned German civili.
aos are not prisoners OF war and
are not under the jurisdiction o.
the War Department or the
Treasury Department, bat by
the provisions of our immigra,
ton laws are placed under the
Jurisdiction OF the. Department
OF Labor and comprise officers
and ere VS. Of the German merch,
ant vessels seized by the United
States and other Garm'a n civili
ans. Their deportation which
ordinarily would take place is
lmpracLicauIe in view o. the
international situation.
These aliens receive no com
pensation from the Government
except such as is allowed them
for work actually performed and
the wages paid them are not
exoroitant at all. In fact If from
their labor and other sources
they receive more than a modar
ate amount o: money a month all
IN excess of a reasonable mount
Tor their care and comfort is
withheld from them and placed
to their credit in the postal
savings banks or sume other
safe disposal made OF it..
The Department of Lab,r also
officially states that these aliens
are not allowed all excessive
amount OF food, but three meals
a day OF plain but thoroughly
palatable substantial food are
given each. There is no waste in
these detention camps aud the |
same measures of economy and |
conservation are being practiced |
which are being urged upon
every American household.
World's cresset., 1917-12-20
Please Notice.

Every School Teacher teac hing
a School in this Township ia a
Com mitsee for the Township
Patriotic School Convention oa
Ds., 2esh. 1917 At this place, and
shail see, that as a Committee,
there will be q Program for each
school, and send them into the
CREssIT. and :hey will be pub;
lished. BY order of President.
OF this meeting Hon. Ralph Jar
rett.
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The CRRssEr;;
MOUNTAIN GROVE MISSOURI
Il. F. D. No. l. Caudle Grove.
LOCAL LORE.

do not forget the School Con.
vention on the 29th.
-Good singing at the Colony on
aast Sunday night.
Mr.. George Lark and his work
hand was over at the Ed q on last
Monday.
Mr.. William Davis son stop
ped at the Eds on last Sundsy
eve on his road home.
The Colony people love their
good neighbors. Bot one who
~ill not tell the truth they have
70 use for them.
Mr. Earnest Colsoa was at the
JREesEr OFFICE on last Monday
morning, his parents now live in
Norwood,
Mr.. Samuel Caudle and broth,
er was at singing on Sunday
night 1T the Colony, tho young
brother Of Sans is In on a visit
seeing friends.
1T was reported that the small
pox vas at the Colony, Let no
one believe this false tale told BY
some lawless person, who do not
2are TO tell (alsehood to ipjure
some one else.
'- Some good nsighbor informed
friend La k that we were not
attending To his stock, II is good
20 have neighbors to attend to
'r business, For we readily
s-npore lat hey have none of
Il own to attend to. Now |
Hlnd uelshbor. whenever you
know OF US doing you q harm orl
your other neighbor. Please
come and tell Us and we will take
you IS oar best friend. For our
other ne'ghbor will find US both
out, without US telling any false
.lles about one another. Let US
do good for evil.
On last Friday night the Red |
Cross meeting at the Colony was
we'll attended and when there
was no speakers from tbs Red
Gross department to address the
people on the account OF the
weather Rev. L s. Garrett spoke
IN favor Of the Red Cross and it's
work, q great interest manifest.
ed.