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LETTER FROM FRANK CARWILE
Level Land, Jan. 8.?The sur
shone brightly on New Years Day
0, that we poor mortals could lei
our lights shine before our fellowman
likewise, then there would b?
fewer dark corners in this old world
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How did you enjoy the holidays
i and which held out the longest your 1
. quart or your cake?
' If you make New Year resolu- t
tions don't break them. If you do t
i it would have been much better if a
1 you had never made them. A good I
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ale is to never pledge anything and
ever put your name on paper un- <
;ss you know you can fulfill your 1
bligations. Sign just as few notes 1
s possible, especially if they have J
ttorney's fees attached to them. If :
ou do you are working for the t
hade tree man and bearing the
urden $nd heat of the day. There 1
i no truer saying than that of the 1
rise man when he said the "borrow- j
r is servant to the lender." i
Thi<j is cnint* t.n he a vsar r?f hich 1
rices, such as the present genera- 1
ion has ever witnessed. Be careful i
ow you go in debt and bear in
lind that it is much better to live j
lose one year than be a servant ]
en. 1
Why don't you newspaper men |
2t us write ^)n both sides of the pa- <
ier in order to economize? But so ]
ong as you furnish it we have no
:ick to make. ]
Vinegar is older than its mother. '
lad the thought ever occurred to
ou? Ours froze solid during the i
ecent cold spell.
Snow has been on the ground for
hree weeks. We had three in Dec- 1
mber and one up-to-date in Janu-j
ry. Something that hasn't hap-|]
lened in these parts in twenty-five |
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ears according to our craniurb. ]
Prof. Lynch k the new principal 1
f the Antreville school. Let parons,
teachers and pupils all pull
ogether and the success of the
chool is assured. Otherwise as we 1
aid at the beginning it will be a
ailure, for a house "divided"
tgainst itself will not stand," acording
to Holy writ. Lets not
lave any "Moore" foolishness but
jet down to business for if we do
iot we are burning up daylight and
tindering the education of our
ihildren for the morning of their
ives is fast passing away and the
sventide isn't far at best. Away
vith petty nonsense.
Cuffy was asked what branch of
he army he preferred. I prefers
lone was his reply.
"Hasn't" got an egg in a month,
lave you?
Clarence Haddon died 23 years
igo the 6th of Jan. Yet it seems as
>ut yesterday. Our lives hang on
i thread and how easily it can be
>roken.
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customers.
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HOME OF GOOD PI
uBli MIBMMKitfll Ini IWijHjII SminltMIBElo ?
Heard from oar boy in Frn.nce re:ently.
He had very little to say
>ut he is well. If you have any;hing'
to tell your boy t^ll ^ Mm before
he goes, for in all probability
>rou will never have the chance
igain in this world.
Have been in the house for two
weeks with the old "oman," and it
las been a good place to stay. Were
?one one day in Christmas and had
irery little company. It was a good
time to eat your own rations but
we did yearn for some of the other
Eellows.
A fellow in Texas says we will
grow a big crop of cotton thiii year.
How are we going to do it when labor
is now torn up and is going to
get worse? All Solomon's are not
dead, especially those who never
plow.
The woman who maketh a good
pudding in silence is better than
Bhe that maketh a tart reply.
Not getting good bread? You
married the wrong girl. Too late
to rectify matters.
Some men who spend weeks in
selecting a horse, rush blindfolded
into matrimony. Otherwise they
might have had a good cook.
According to our calculation the
month of February will have five
Sundays in J.920. This is a very unusual
haDnenincr and onlv occurs a
few times in a lifetime.
A girl who had been knitting
socks for the soldiers received the
following from a soldier at the
front:
Some socks! some fit! One is a
hammock?the other a mit,
I hope to meet you when I've done
my bit,
But who in the devil taught you to
Knit?
They met by chance,
They had never met before
They met by chance
And she was stricken sere.
They never met again
Don't want to I'll allow,
They met but once
'haras a freight train and. a cow.
For the better-half:
Smith?How's everything tit your
house?
Brown?Oh, she's all right.
Charles W. Outlaw was one of
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the men who had Billy Sunday to
come to Atlanta. May be a good
man, but we don't admire his name.
John L. McLaurin says on a recent
visit to Washington he conversed
with some men who had been
to the front and they told a gloomy
tale and that all the good part
wasn't on our side. We' never have
believed that it was and isn't going
to be very soon in our opinion.
Today, Jan. 4th, is still very cold
and the snow is on the ground. Very
likely it will not be free from it for
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Mrs. Onie McCarter Burdette of
Greenville, has been on a visit to
relatives around Antreville.
How ungrateful old Father Noah
was after he built the Ark he and
his family were saved and when
the waters subsided he came out
and planted a vineyard and became!
drunken. Many like him and worse!
have lived since. .
Mack read the Book of Job inj
three hours. If he has his patience
and doesn't get a tough woman as
he did he'll do very well.
125,000 person made homeless
in Guatemala City. We never know
what a day will brin& forth and
earthquakes will occur until the endj
01 time.
One of the boys received a card
from Prof. Moore who recently
left our community. Said he was
in a good community of boys and
girls and his work would commence
on the 31st of Decenlber. Success
to him in his new work.
From a distance it seems to usj
that the Abbeville papers are going j
to be run from now henceforth by
the gentler sex. We men will have
to be on our P's and Q's and be
careful as to what we have to say?
about them at least.
The salary of William Elliott the
new food administrator is one dollar
per year. Patriotic.
Isn't it strange many young men
anu iauies wiiu nave guuu |
to obtain an education spurn the
chance? And many others who
have not the chance would make
noble men and women if they only
had the means to obtain an education.
Improve your moments while
in your tender years boys and girls.
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person well stricken in years who
loses his or her companion. They
need every encouragement we can /
give them.
We thank our friends and neighbors
for the many tokens they have
given us for the past 6 weeks. Every
one of them you, may be sure
is highly appreciated. We never
know how to appreciate health un
til we. are. stricken with some mal- ?, ;
ady.
A fellow said he raised over $100 . y
from two turkey hens. Well he beat
us, and we just know he didn't for
his neighbbrs did the greater part 'h
of it.
Headline: "The hen in the garden."
We had one that did go
there, but today she is in the pot. l\)
A good place for one that does. .
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
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Citation for Letters of AdminUtra
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By J. F. MILLER, Esq., Judge of
/ Probate: >
WHEREAS, Carrie Mooney hath
with will annexed, made suit to
me, to grant her Letters of Admin-; \ . |
istration of the Estate and effects
of Patrick Lee, late of Abbeville
County, deceased.
THESE ARE THEREFORE,, to \
cite and admonish all and singular
the kindred and creditors of the
said Patrick Lee, deceased, that
they be and appear before me, in
the Court of Probate, to be held at
Abbeville Court House, on Monday,
the 21st day of January, 1918, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if
any they have, why the said Ad
ministration should not be granted.
GIVEN under my hand and seal
of the Court, this 7th day of Jan.
in the year of our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and eighteen,
and in the 142 year of American
Independence.
Published on the 11th and 18th
days of Jan. 1918, in The Press and
Banner, and on the Court House
door for the time required by law.
J. F. MILLER,
l-ll-2t. Judge of Probata.
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