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OR fTH EMSHSII K. T. H. SHArt'WI HICX>:KI>S*R. u KRASKK AN (’HAIKMAN AX'D ••FLASH BHi DKIVK JUDGE M. L. SMITH SPEAKS FrPM«tH AnoanmiU in Favor of Bond Uko* at Ma»w Tarsdar county has been a bit' rir to awake to the necessity for Jon in the nation-wide campaign ;/. for Liberty Bonds, but at taat the people are .fully arndsrd and are working enthusiastirallv far the goal set for this county, ani It la .thought this will be reached fcMorp Saturday night, the date for the' clone of,the campaign. A mass njeetinn was held at the court house 'Tuesday evening, at tended by a hundred men and wo- tneo determined that Colleton shall not be a ‘‘slacker’,' in this matter, .and listening to a moat able ... and elooJent address bv Judge Men del L. Smith, this determination wa-: > • increase 1. 7^. *' * '' / .fudge Smith Nneakn. Judge Smith said that no man’s life is too useful for him to go int« tie trenches:' no -dollar too useful to go into this., war./ He made an • nope-*! to sectional nride and said .4 FOOD CIMPNGR OCT. 21 TO OKUAM/ATION , ALMOST (X>M- "a „ • * j PLKTKD Kt»K KKUlSTKRINtt (XNXKTHX HOMK-KKKPKRH . > , ✓ ' > .• • ■ y WORK BEGINS SUNDAY OfArers and Workers to Head in ess and t'acrds Have Been INw- *• % , Tribated to Reports are that every officer and', worker designated to assist in se curing a registration of the heads of families in the National . Food Campaign next week, ia ready and anxious to begin. aAd that every home in the county will have an op portunity to sign one of the cards. The captains came to Watterboro Saturday and were given final In structions and a supply of cards for their workers. These have been distributed this week, and the work- era are familiarixi^K' themselves with their-work, and wilf'be readv to begin V'ork on Hunday cit this week. The planAof the campaign is as follows. . Each worker will meet with the lieutenant every morning and $>* assigned work for the day. unless previously assigned, and will be expected to devote at least three hours each day to the work. The worker will .then report to the lieu tenant ,ar close <>f days work the twblishinx o»r Government. Twelve of onr presidents were Southern .men. ‘ This country 4s ours and *1 •will be ' c'»t;»r.»ito4ig for us to fall down Tn thiJf ci-Juis, especially when we ere aef.| W od of "disloyalty ir the BduMv He a»«o apoealed to Stat-' that lltfb The Nation's Supreme Task men and materials fua every cotton mill to Its limit. the South v^is instrumental in e*. number of signature^ received. The lieutenant will in turn report Ti> the captain each day aijd tlie captain to the county chaifnmp. The coun- ♦y* chair man will then report to the State chairman, and it is expected 'hat the entire county will be cover ed easily and thoroughly next week, in Walterboro this Trprk will b» From Maauticturers Record. > . ; The nation’s one Job to to Mpske war with every ounce of mental, moral, physical a»A- fnaacial strength. Nothing else counts now. ^ f - * War. w«. vigorous, aggramlee. all powerful war. to our oae supreme work. To that end the fullest moasure of the aatloa’a ilia must he given and upon |h the utmost potentialities of onr >urcea be .concentrated naft jeonaecrated. Banish everything hot the things, which amiss with the power to strike and liberty. ' i • _ ' . This means, crowd every eea^ mine to the utmost of ita caper- ♦ ity; run every furnace and atnal plant aa though the hstioa*B life depended upon it. whtoh II'Aeee; build every ship. Mg and small, steel and wood, for found, and count not the Produce every hale of cotta*, every bushel Of grain that eoe be grown; raise live stock aad poultry, and koep on raising them, for our allies are huMAl ** n<1 sooh will starve’ If we can not supply them bread and anm- Makfr guns, the biggect and the beat; produce explosives with out limit; crowd all the potentialities of chemistry to the v Iast notch of human energy; expand railroads; build t permanent highways; make money wit^ 111 possible energy, and tarn it dd Cross or kindred Interests, on working, be you day laborer. Ifacturer, merchant, capftaltat. may be your occupation. AU In life, all hotior of woman hood—-yovir women, be It remetnbered—the safety 1 of the prat tling baby, the child yet unborn, the religifm of flhpist. civiliza tion. your own America, Land of Liberty, the.hoi^ of the free, are now staked upon how you meet you r Individual responsi bility in this, earth’s suprement hour. You can not. you dare not shirk. You can dot throw the burden upon others. From tbo women, the babies, your conn- try, your God. comes x the call to you In thunder tones to do your duty, and do U nbwi- into Liberty Bonds, and into Work, work. Work and mechanic, ^lerk. banker, preacher or teacher, or wh that you have, all that you J. 0. CUMMIES Nil SCHI IT IfllKE - • ' COMMVNm FAIR WILL IHtAW NOTED HPKAKRRH AND V%- • „ RIETT OF ENTERTAINMENT . V - rt Por» Rovst thev determ'eed^ to erect on our horde;-• a new France. “Merch-teK are coIlActlee old .se- co<* nts » hic^ wor* nmrked wWv«h- 1 «..ti n-*i»t which Yiwid of Prench Huguenots lsnde-1 ^»lone through the schools The Wal- t#bovo High school will use its pu Oils' to Veure a registration of th white people of the town, ami tho| negro school will secure the signa tures tif'lbe negroes. Other schools \YH%- not i»«i*;w;il be used to spread the prnna- cnosidevf-d , ;th;« *o .«o , ' , V of i;acda. and help in the work.« Ev ,s«curf“ties,” said Judg' f T> person is urged to hunt up some Baattb. \ M*..r-',Art* V••■n.Hl.. .H.-iffAt- r> • »hc fnt .of the/pfficeCs or porkers and not vrait to be hunted up. Si?}j and save should he the motto aen:t week. I'.wirr r-W-fn* workeiy. to f The.yfollowing are the "ofVlcor*:- y ch-»r**« «f, soliciting ^ubscrip- Aroxton- and Warren Townships* in *own- •• • <•*- Harris, captain;' i. M. fliers. \v, r i f t: O. Par4ee»O w <>. Jones. Varn; A «P. Tar- TM McDaniel L. r» fer-. lieutenants • ' . y \ ; J SHerid^it and Glover Township'.: u-*r,« 3 r-nt '”* R. T. Fraser. Dr R. G/ tX'illip. • i-aptaiu. M.* L. m tr MpWolK R T H .JnriRfr,, Willis. Mi*s Mu- Shsff • w.rd 1 urnn, «• .rkers te-Onn XVnrd T --P:. 1 -ir-o workers-' M. lelferies. Those worker V (/Cl I. Wttlis j\, V Willis, lieuten Papain. T rs; Jess. deTrevRiy. G Bl tnc. Lcwndes and Heyward jTowEships E. A. Marvin, captain; ^r • pOeiari" V/Xa. Fishtj.W I; Marrvic. T-. b. feoyntoh. J D. - '1« vi»ad<Ht. It fVK Kl * t, ‘ r bn. C. H Marvin, G* H. t Clueto,' .lieutenants • „.r^yf>ec;«n at noon to.*| • ,r a‘‘* r To-nsr>jpf^/ fi. Ho nctive-t’anvass of everv.^jer->’ a Pj J,r , \ The- Will meet at Verdier and Beils Town ships v\m. nfterror.fi a n< 1 total Ft H. Bailey, i’au; t rosby. miss uumE m, of smus ^ . ROW LEMS THE EVERYBODY » WORKING At* Every plan outlined for the tenth• Carolina Fair to now oiartoc aad the officers of the as the fratU of their Lodge. Oct. Broxtoa Fair association will hold Its first fair Nov 2. at the school building in Lodge. » - ,' • "j* • - . ___ This aasoctotiop was organised by labors the prospects of the Mggost the county agents Ja August, aad since that time the people of the Lodge sad Ashton sections hare bee 1 busy with preparations to make the first attempt to hold a fair in our section a success. We are going to have an excellent program for that day. Dr. J. 8. Cllnkscales. of Wofford College, has been invited to make an addreaa am) the people in this section are well acquainted , with Dr. CltakscaleV ability as'a public speaker. Prof. V. i^.* Rector, instructor in the S. C. University, will atob be here. Prof. Rector is a stranger in this section, but he c<>oi«*s highly recommended as a pubfir speaker and as a man. Another feature Will be the musk* y. »We v will etther have a string band..amt unish good music foe for the day an orchestra either Will the occasl The exhibits in agriculture are going to be fine. Live stock will be exhibit from several farms, and hb-vglg clubs will be well represent ed. The poultry clubs am fprgst ing to show some fine chickens, ns well as several farmers. 'The Wo man’s clubs are preparing to have good exhibits-of capnlng and tancy Miss Annie Cartef a Close Second, Inez Ackerman Third aria Mi ith* Miss earl Ul- work. We are riety of coremuni preparing to show a va- collectcd from bot: FI FROCRli IS NOW BBHH MAIN KKAITUKH OF EACH DAT HAH V DMTDKD UPON ALREADY BIG PATRIOTIC PARADE win to Na* Fourth- VMe Offers other Big Bonus The contestants in TJ*^ Press and Miss Ethel Reeves Standard’s Voting Grfntest are geyfMitss Ethel AckeriV ting warmed aujyrvr their race, and . I'poge nre very activp^ They are reo^lvihR Miss 'Olive J the warin^Hdpport -of their/friends Miss Ida Pehfls and the/^puMic \ general^ Many Miss B^ste Cone -, vote vol- Miss Armeda Jones eir privilege -Miss tiula Jones Annie Miluy, -v.O subs^efptions cothe in apd uWarily, or reserve their • k • • • Hodges. MB Dr. „.R(WW—». .. Snb«crfbtiops. at wmen time a ^;skej a - ! ’*^ r ~ .Langdale. Dun of/Vh« fire hell will He rung'-* fur ev-:'’ 3l0 & MFcT^er. fheutr-nanU. Th-* ♦housnnd secured. . roundy chairman kc»tt serve as cap f«*H,*kon fi’o.v Koh^cr*he* itsin of these township!- Ptoed —roeferf ♦he •-e‘»d-| Lieutenant E. \arn reports the . workers for Jt)ls I*rrUqryl E. A. Hudson. H. H. •*Ttf Tlf—jr , -vr. -- ‘ H- /*! , ♦on rvnre«« i a int/H^cc • : • ;v 11 ‘ r , /‘ M • , v . .; „ t At thev h-e • *z '■ - s K - Po,k ‘ roiieh 1 ^ r * V- ■ >4 : *»*■.. 0 '~ m ‘ "s.nk cr wvu-eejy f.M- ♦ ubti-ih* j AH AM CARTER. . j,.'-; DIED LAST M’EEh to jyote till “some one asks me.” bu^/Mtss Annie M»fay- ■ - the great number of subscriptions " Ht®h«. romm, ia ,r,. bn.uabi b, 4e •oine ’h if* Jo’ver ♦*«.->Meten. ^ f ][e-'reoorteH I Ti * 't"*- A : i , , e** ’♦ IV• —2 * *81) ’-T'"nbl’sciit»< c* hts t r in Hv .»-r.; . ('<a ..ce '*U' ^ «f , ^vnon>' -mj stated that j r. T :.<*h enhh,’.» ( ‘i:*‘-‘i . *j-e—•'<*•- • cd af th-xt time th.e Cctt!*r»v»n-|' W Kr.'-wu NIfeinocrat IHe«l at Ripe Ohl Ae.r La-t W«*ek k In W»rterte.n . r/e#j*le, had s t.. "•ire, cv<.e the ,women nerV workinc., C: G. Pedeett um -V \\ .imoaV ! Adam Garter, one oi the ’ b^; k' >v*c •’■|u.rvA <!* the fast geoertyRoR. dnv and round segerj -on^ v.drk aj these piu^es ' ,r \a t -u' . tiief Ceurt hOUc^/dlfd tast AVednesday morning at the rip*; School PavoV Sattmtsv The finish of ti,e <Hv afternoon r?rade * •ears finish of ti.e .u^aUi > •" y.' ' ■p >rfo *' n * tu *‘ cu ® i three mdnth’s subHcription If that is ternoon will, vhv marked bv a eral held U the negro M. h. church, f | an ^ •of the Watle.-.Htfo high acao-ti r ^ . vk> t rou ItKted by sey-. fhe’ ^tonfilpg of the contestanPi yilR fnrjo at the school build- eral well m-taber* of his fo || WH|> . \ JT 4 o’clock and ruarvL Hr v*v i »c-. R<^r W T Frasier, was nia.® . . . . « . was burled ing the fun coming ants. y The handsomu rocker given by the Price Furniture Company was won last week by Miss Annie Carter;' who turned in the greatest number of votes fo r -the week. There waa only a few hundred, less than a thousand votes, between her and Mis* Inez Ackerman, with sonu*.oth er contestant* clo*e 'behind. The prite this week is a handsome spoil coat, displayed and given by the MI. WV Co bon Store AtteadrJH testantfi are working to win this, and it wjll be a warm race for the prize this week. ./I Next week there will, be arj«fh$r big bonos vote* offer r»f tep thoiiM- un 1 *,Atra votes, and w:ll t.< Well viorth white fm *?Very corker" apt to make an efK»rt to win th 1 * bonus. Some lontestant v not yet 'among the l^gtiers will now ba'* 1 n : chance to/win this bonus arid get I into the' first line. The Press and Slaiyrird Js easy to sell to subscrlb- ‘ eps' and they will take ft for sey 'vral years if the contestant will g>» after them right. Get five year sub? scriptlons whenever possible. These axe what count in making up lh"j total votes cast, but d^ riot let any-! one turn you down^-take even Ruffin and Routes. Mrs. Eugene Graham Miss Mae Berry .... Miss Irene Breland . Miss Maud Crosby .. Miss Thelma MHey Miss Bessie Bishop Miss Lucy Pc Miss Leila Jfolk t, . Mrs. J./T. Rentx, Jr tfbdtey Maggie Rents . .- Iss Mary Polk Miss Sue Godley . ., . ,7. . .. Nmoalte. Miss Laurie Maxey Miss Ruth Bennbtt Miss Emma Jane Vnrn.’.*4 Miss Ethol Sauls . . / Miss Ruth Kisher ...... Miss- Do-llie’Hiers ...... Colleton. Mrt. R. W. Adams . .1 Mrs. A. J. Weeks •i.o%o 4,000 S.OYS 3.000 1,000. 1.000 1.000 1.000 1,000 6.0041 ^iAZi 3.026 3.00*4 I.UOO 6,500 4,000. '2.000 i:f»Wr 1,00 I 1,00) 1.00*1 Dtitner will be sold on the ground by -the ladies. i are looking tor a large crow t from wyHmt* prrts of the rowtitv. All tare welcome. ~~ - cocpt p? Rin\G ' Jr and best fair that has ever staged in Southern Carolina. The advertising at the fair * h*» ' very extensive, and to now ' prscticall) completed. . The sqrrp- tary during the past week made an advertising trig by aqtometoUe to many of the tewas in Colleton aad Bamberg i ounlies. At each Of theae towns aad along the highways nnm- erbus posters and advertising mi*- teriaf were displayed- There cer tainly is no scarcity of advertising matter, nnd everybody will have iin>- opportunity to learn, <>♦ Ihe falr^’"' Similar trips will also be made. In . Beaufort. Jasper and Hampton coun ties. thereby insuring • Very thorough diffusion -of x 'iulv; ‘•.'*4n;? ,' matter. Premium lists/-hre now beln,< mailed out. They ’ are being sent to all tne pvhibitor* of last year's fair. Should the name of anv on » be OH.f<tpd, the secret;*ry will an- preefato It If he is written a car.) and reminded^ bcesmie during the tush one'*-name and Address• may be overleokVnL !t is hoped that th*)* entrance blank* will be filled out, and returned as promptly as po'»- .-llrte -no that entries may .be ruad> before the.fall Opens. f A business meeting was ’veril on Thumday b* the superintendent's of the association. The /rirngran^ it this meeting tor thn^lair *** a* Tol- to—:; Tjer lay. Ngyrtui her _13*—Edn-a. tionsl day, . Wedb^arfa*. «rilfijnMdiv, TRumdsy. X'»' \\K -'r.d l ;jtpin*»lirk* d iV. Ag*1 i’aHtof- rn . J3fi.5on ,. 5.025 l*.50O 1 .non l.iinri 1.0L1 -X- . 2.331 .*^1.17" . E*rjffsiy7fd\i mb<-r 10 ,^'iiki HELD THIS WEER* T «^ - ^ turn at' DAy th»*r<« ail? he‘a<jgrMgt p:»- ( rath*, of school children fr«»n; all th-> -X Jn.lge Mendel I,. Pxi-shlH^ ^ h °2 1 ' «f foui-count***: Oyer Court of Common P!e:*y' - For This Hews*on V / / L The egular fall session .of th** Court of Common Pleas began Mon day morning with Judge Mendel L. Smith, who Is a general favorite with the baikAnd the people of the bounty. presiding, quite a number of cases have been tried and settled It is expected that court will go on till Wednesday of next week, the rprfter of cases to be tried 'reaching to that date. The following are cases tried to time. oL coing. to -p: ; og at, 4 o’clock and margli fcy. v v»av i »c**. KjX ^ ^ Frasier, was mar of Baptist'ch-vrft* »' M f *in streei .«t Lr oFieieniomes. a»*t«ted. by Rev. J E. Pinckr* <’ _ *■'*!»■&! to i P.rv Anthony Bowl*** the court house via Hotel Albert, Rei A SpaMEgg \ lArge num- Klein*« cor-f **-.-* th**. « ift be i^r of white folk were present. Wafterimro and Routes. Miss Annie Carter Mi?* Pearl fTimer Mik* Mattie Still assed to hear final reports- it is .vuam . .'alter for the | a t,MI?> Blanche (|hassereau >oped that file final quota will •*- ?h«*rj«r Robert Black the entire time eported nf that ♦ s me so there car* he wa* siWiliSE.- for 2ri years, aiyt ir* » fln'*l demonstration. The ?{*-J.i-£e that time he has been janitor te* ■•"iro band wiiriead the parade, an*’ s huge clock will indicate how ne,*r >F*e goal subscription* have reached. / Union ServiiH-*, / Hundny Mo.-nlSsr. / • . There will ik Ud'o ^«ryices of "M the rthuri hes Sunday morning ia the Methodist- eirnfeV President ■' -tViIson hns aske! special prayer He •* safe political forecaster of the court house, which is twenty years Adam always stood by the ch is t wi ooit by. X'>K. the .r*nh- i L*iuik i attg m*gro in the countrxririio could volt in the Demorrafje priniaries.x He was well know n to every p«‘i son who had bu*t©e.*8/(n thh county seat, and knew- as ptnny men to the countv as any ^uier 'person in the countv 2f».76U si.'iis 14.*»22 *; oi*; 4. i a ; Sewing: Course Has Been Completed Eleven .ladies, meni’fer* of th' Walterboro auxiliary of the /nj t’rosf, completed the course in/ffe.l Cross Surgical work, and sfoml th« • xemination Monday of iHis week,. They are Mr*. RiddkJc Ackerman. ' Mr*. E. L. Eishhiirtfe. Mrs. I. M. Fisbhume.. Mrs. 2T P. .Howell. Mrs h** offer-'d on tha* d«v for the j*u< - - -sid’h:- **l i ction t^re- Mi** Elizabeth Jones Thelma Padgett ..X, is*-Esther latngdale. R. 2 Miss Rebec-ca Adam*. R. 2. Roam). a? denocr-*»x tn this world w.ir ‘ caVt*. Strictly honest gnd courti ou* Mias la*ila Rigkenhakcr Judge Mendol L. Smith 'tfR-nteres l to ci-^r. n* '‘.jl itr ’-.v! many friend. Miss Fairy Iliori r. v . . . >,*• r•» —ie pfia-se •*’»f among both wbRkiriimt riegroea MTsa Almo Hiott o-i’ relation to the wir ' Hr !‘ ?v 4 rargo^filmily, having Mis* Corri - Belle HuV- : v*il 1: 'ic l!>xlier. .4? t-w Attj-rillng TH*i Fair. , fiMnfite* x. { °w r.-mft* frr'r^WpW ■ .iy Ir.i: vcKerman .% Mf** May Nettles. R. 4 .• Mia* Janie Ulmer Mis* Ethel Fripp Mias- Kay Jonea ...... Miss KU*u Snead, R. 5. Mis* Edith Black Miss Bessie Blue Stokes Miss Hazel Felder Nilas Annie Mge Kogei;. ft. 2 l.. r .0«l — "HHto l.OOd 1.000 •' l.oo*> E. E. Joneic^fv*. S. R. Hope, Mrs J. t*. Ia*marite. Mjs. E. T MxRhaf fer. Mrs.^^G. Padgett, Mis* Mabel Mflehmap; Mis* Pauline Sander*. A le.ibjrc A Hampton' Friendly a suit for libet against Mr*. Ullie Ravage, of Maple Cane section, it being alleged that Mrs. Savage called Mr. Friendly a negro. After tan interesting trial the Jury found, a verdict of f! 'punitive damages in favor at plaintiff. Padgett and Moorejy'rep- reaented the plaintiff; Ho^lt aad Gruber, the defendant In the call of the ©Use or W. G. Hiott vs. James Singleton op moUcri of Mr. Fishburn^cthe case was con tinued on the grounds .tltzt ^ther* were certain parties who’w<»re not served hFJhe original complaint.,** fyrilerxwas made that they be admit teij^and given 20 day* in which to e answer. Eliza A.'- Bunton sued D. r Hier*. .contractor. II. Paniottie and the town of M'alterboro, for $2,600 dama'ges for injuries alleged to hav • been sufferedf because of the plain tiff’s have fallen Into a hole left open by Mr. liters .vyhen erecting V building for Mrr Pkniottie. The contention of plaintiff wax that there was no barrier around excavation nor light to warn.. The Jury -et x exhibition of whut they handed, a verdict of $450 against D F. ."..UTi'i ij>ceu taji jht to do was. helij Monday ;L. liters and town of Walterboro S.ffOOTrjght ,frt the (’ivl^ league room*. | and the Jury found In favor of trie . 2.000 : yl .6$w 1.500 s.OOii 2.500 'where a large number., of peopl^ <lefendant. M Paniottie. "K. M Jet-- went to see these and have them»fer$e* and Heber R. I’adivtr'repr** 'Aplmx-d. This class has been 1 sen ted the plaintiff'; Fish bu me and ught taught by Mr*. Wilson, of Allendale , Fishburne the town D. F. L and she stated that they had mild* liters eonducted his own defense. splendid grogress. A consent verdict was taken Mrs. H. O.'Price Is president of; morning in the case of Aug. .Wright tlie auxiliary. Mrs 31. P. Howell. * C’o . vf. Sanders A MfTeer for “♦•cretary. Mr*. E E. Jones, tie*'- ?4 4** » .. wrer. These ladies are anxious to 'n the ►as*' of the Priion Seed A Wavis. sewitfg circles foLnfed any- Fertilizer To,. V* yi.. S. ..PadgCf* wljere and any .lady who desires t > cod M The parade will start at. the Waite; boro school building and contintte dowi Hampton street and Railmaj Avert ue to the fair ground*. / Thursday* Nov. 16. tfill tn* Auto mobile day. ThereytsWX be a great automobile'pxrade. This wilt sta-t at the court house square ind coty* tinue down Main street and Kailroal Avenue to the fikir grounds. This parade is expected to be ono of too most beautiful and interesting ever witnessed in the State, because it to be a patriotic parade, and^fwo prizes of IIP and $5 will he'given for the two beat deroratciF eara. All of the cars will be decorated with the national colors Horae racing jrrtl he one of the main fe»(Urew/hf the fair. Mauy cnthiivist»/<Ff tie- hqrsiu aro ex te*« ; Vi tj^te* ;*• —e: * witV tl-efr.sn?- /Jpl'idaj. .Nqn. • negro e* »!>e fair. ' Ti « re wjll hr* a gr<*at parade for the colonul schooP children of th<e Friur-come ties ArreiiKciuent* are ie^ng perfected for ope or^lwo f*>otball games .dur- ijig the fair If/le. hop-d trie main game will*' t»»* -between The Citadel arid Wofford*- but ia trie event that Tlie' Citadel cannot secure a gam* with WffffordJa sraffre will be play- c*i With or-e of the teams from tl|y* M ar VV^setL. 1» Charteatoa, aarag which are * r,* ^ f ar players. - Pos ters arid knottier school wilj have a gam*-. Rev. J. M. Cra\ on Decides to Reipai -A f« w w'eelt* ago Rev, jC M.-Oa- Y:-?l /fhiportviiid /*to aepept. \ pih* ! o- .*r»* Brail, i.eti,^., and at on'*, time.'favirably '-onsldcred the ma*- tei hut After/frior, mutare raflie • Ho». he decided not to leave hf♦ ’present work, and fet* friends in th 4 . -. seiine. will be ple.-*w ( j f.j know that h»- riHKror leave at this time. !n- st*-vo lit-<;.»-? rc^eettv strengthened vy! w<»rk v iti'l Wirt jrrV ms time *0 h»- five' churches he will f;erve. whrrji with the 1>j*ie of thei r meet* ing* are as follows: . Redon's churefa,. semccs the Sat- ui<iev before the first F:nday, ank th< first RoniJay at 11 o’clock a. m . *ni •. - fi.ir, 4 c'clock p K 1 • •y M M Padgeff. for adjustment<>»k Grove ••bqrcn. tnird Sundae 000^o s« may come up and help the;; of ;*rco'4ut for >otton s*-e(i shipp«.d 11 <»Vlock a. p..- ' ' “ddnt Thu iu>ount,Hn- rv. pr* Lvlctg ■ y ' ' “I Mis-. Katt/rtrlne Smoak .> , " _ . Mr- r.^T. rUer?..,...'. Cyra'- has h*-eri given •'Mkiftiigevtlie- ^j j>?’ janitor 'cit ycourt ^ *' *- R^rrti*iD imr, the Siate i^lr ir ^ Ririib' * this hone*.* iuad. v* n» by tbte death of t Hisz Mef DuRattt . « Week 'VX. , * '-‘- Garter. > TFc^c •• ‘.’.Pftd ^h the .‘.onrrv 7ni be 1 (icef anyoni ij'.ui. j:*r,d assist. H4 “ 4 . ——»i— -X. ■ ■ — . . '. The egular monfhlyXmeetitrg ,, ' •*<. ’ K1tTg» Daughter* iT<l Sdns.. wf’t f 1 *7 ■■ 2.PP0 I ! - 1 fif- * * *prc<ujitaUvc bv thn (>?enrjrint .< The. miou . tuornirig »o vilv*<J »> HuT.tZ. wpic* 1- j. A r« each ^ morning to 4. vi^r.js. wUic* is u no* wish* * to enrrfjl . v/ri by the defendant- fri*vi- *-tK l*i< ii F*. fused on ae<*r,»ni of a. '•p*-*» in,'tmount vfiipied to be ” ir.'' rrrp^d a verdict qf MS 1 *-|jj pert Momlgy .'iftetnoon at ’•lock atvlh&JffapfTst church. ; 1 ' plrin?*ff ;Vit*- 1 ?t ..t thp^" r‘ito rf S per c*-ut 11 f’qe *ar bhurch, .^Saturday. hdfor<,i " ttie. fii'irth Sundav. 11a. m.. and th • fo'trf!: Sunday at 4 p ra. S ttliews church, near Grov er .fourth :’<*u-day, 4 pr m. nr*-}* ft s •y-'ptf a f- 11 - n’eteck-a m. Ray. pe'i criweeh. tcropr! . Srj*ds,g rtote.