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BONDS AMICUS WRITES.
Cordova, Aug. 20.—D. J.
Hughes is quite sick, but he is
under the skillful treatment of
Dr W L. Mack, and we are
hopeful that he will soon re
cover.
Fodder pulling has been the
order of the day lor the past
two weeks, but very little has
been housed, before, first
having hail a shower bath. For
a time it seemed as if the hay
crop would be almost a
failure in this section, but the
recent rains have had a ten
dency to brighten the pros
pects to an appreciable extent.
The cotton crop is very fine
indeed, rust, however, has
been reported as making its
appearance on a few farms.
The corn crop is, in my
opinion, somewhat below the
average yield, while occasion
ally a man can be heard say
ing. “1 have the finest corn I
ever grew.”
Capt. Norton Haydin’s crop
I am told, % will average 75
bushels per acre.
Rev F O S Curtis’ visit to
this place was very o much en
joyed by all the church-going
people. His sermons were of
a high order and the impres
sions that he made for good
were many and will be lasting.
On account of the illness of
Mrs Curtis, he left us one day
earlier than was expectea.
We are indeed glad that her
condition is much improved.
Mr Editor, this is a very
warm day, indeed. At least, I
am very wann, as I heard a
fellow put it once, I am just
“perspiring sweat” right a long
and 1 tell you under such con
ditions for a pencil pusher^to
sit down where tnere can
never a breeze strike him and
try to A chronicle a few items
for people to criticize is no
easy task. Well, I just don’t
see how ye editors stand it. I
am feeling some older now
than 1 used to and perhaps
that hss something to do with
.
how am I to get them for all
these children, and then too,
there is the mother, yea, and
mysell, well we have just got
to have a little to eat and
something to wear. Pat re
marked to a friend once that,
“This ould worild ows me a
livin.” “True,” said his friend,
“but you are too lazy 10 collect
it” So 1 guess when you
hear that we all have perished
to death, you can say it was on
account of laziness.
I did vant to speak a special
word to my many friends in
Colleton, but I find it too
warm to continue longer. Will
just hand them all a big chunk
of my love, and I hope the
next good news that comes
this way from Colletoa will be
that she is dry, dry, yea, so
very dry that even blind (?)
tigers can’t live in her terri
tory.
Bonus Amicus.
NEWS FROM WEEKS.
(Written for last Week.)
Weeks, Au^. 14.—Editor
Press and Standard: The
farmejs of this community are
very busy gathering their fod
der. Some of them are going
to commence picking cotton
next week.
J W Boatwright and charm
ing bride visited Branchville
Saturday and Sunday as the
guest of Mrs Boatwright’s
father and mother, Mr and
Mrs Daniel Byrd.
Newton Gruber of Bethany
spent Saturday night and Sun
day with his aunt, Mrs L S
Linder.
Mr and Mrs J W Boat
wright of Weeks, attended
preaching at Pleasant Grove
a few Sundays ago.
Mr Boatwright’s many
friends are delighted to wel
come his bride in our com
munity. We hope for the
young couple a long, happy
and successful lite.
Miss Maud Wiggins of
Savannah, is visiting the home
of A G Yarley.
J K Linder of this place,
has accepted a position at Bad-
ham’s in Dorchester county.
Mr and Mrs J F Strickland
of this place, are very sick.
Mr. Strickland is some better,
while Mrs Strickland is very
sick yet.
Mrs T. Smith of Smoaks,
and son, Wade, are visiting
Mrs J F Strickland.
There was a very enjoyable
icecream festival given at the
home of A J Linder Saturday
afternoon, given in honor of
Mr and Mrs Frank K Rentz
of Ehrhardt
Well Mr Editor, I will close
as my letter is getting long.
With best wishes to the dear
old Press and Standard and to
the editor and readers.
A. Subscriber.
o
recently,
they tell me he is number ten.
Some people try to make me
believe that I look young, but
they can’t fool me, for when
1 look into the faces of nine
living children. T feel so very
old and how my head does
itch, not for lack of grooming,
but being filled with wonder-1 *-
ment, as to where food and, —
clothing ate to be had and)
LITTLE SWAMP NEWS.
Smoaki, Aug. 2), Special:—
Our revival meeting at Little
Swamp cloaed a few days ago,
we had a tine meeting and added
twenty-four membera. We have
alao organized a prayer meeting
which meets every Wednesday
evening.
Rev J C Harrison delivered an
able sermon at Little Swamp
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Florrye Carter of Ritter is
visiting in the neighborhood *
Rev J 0 Harrison and Mother
visited relatives at Lodge one
day last week.
Mr and Mrs H K Strickland
are visiting the latter’s parents
Mr'and Mrs J D Miley this week.
Miss Leila Padgett visited Miss
Viola Padgett last week.
Rev J 0 Harrison spent a few
days visiting friends in the
Green Pond church neighbor
hood last week.
Misc Viola Padgett and little
sisters visited at the home of Mr
and Mrs J Z Harrison Saturday
night and Snnday.
Misses Hattie Miley and Fariy
Bennett Joe Miley and Norman
Bennett visited Miss Bettie
Steedly of the Hooter’s chapel
neighborhood Saturday and Son-
day. Wa would not be surprised
to have a double wedding soon.
What has become of “Annt
Peggie?” We are anzioos to
hear from her agaih.
“Da.”
UNION meeting; first division-
Round, Aug. 20, Special: The
Union Meeting of the First Divi
sion of the Colleton Association
will meet with Pine Grove
church, No. 2, Friday, Amr. 27.
The introductory sermon will be
preached by Rev L B Ackerman
or his alternate, Rev P W War
ren, at 11 o’clock.
First query, Friday, 12, m
What Portion of my Income
shall 1 give to my Lord? Spea
kers, Rev J M Craven and Rev
L B Ackerman.
Saturday, 11 a. m: Am I My
Brother’s Keeper? If so to what
Extent? Speakers, Rev J S M
Finch and 4 W Hoff.
Saturday, 12, m: What should
be the Christian’s Attitude to
the Whiskey Problem? Spea-
lers, Rev P W Warren and Rev
8 W Ackerman.
Snnday, 11 a. m: Missonary
sermon by Rov J S M Finch.
O G Bridge,
Sec.
DOTS FROM ROUND.
Everybody around here baa
finished their fodder, and will
start to pick cotton next week.
Miss Bessie Weeks spent a few
days list week with her grand
parents, Mr and Mrs John
Weeks.
Mrs B G Weeks and Miss An
nie Weeks visited relatives near
Drs Creek last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Carey Uteey who has
been spending sometime near
Pleasant Grove, has returned
home.
Charley Veard and sisters of
Givhan spent Snnday night with
WLUtsey.
Missis Emmie and Lonnia
Carter of Lodge spent a few days
last week at the home of P D
Bishop. ;\
Miss ffellie Weeks who hee
been spending sometime with
relativee at Pleasant Grove has
returned home.
Rev G H Newton 1
» eoosin Frank Newton of
Ron spent a few days last week
at Roond. We hope we #ill
have pleasure of seeing them
again* '
Black Eyed.
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The line of beanty is a curve. Women
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1 pint 60. dozen.
Extra tops 40. dozen.
Extra Rubbers:
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Black 5c dozen.
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Walterboro,
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