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# . VOL XX111. TUlinjrs from Daisy. Kind Editor: Please allow me space in your columns for a few ... ?'<. I UB. The health of the community in generally good at this writing. Crops are looking very well. People are most through laying by. Now for a few words about the Sunday train. 1 have been reading from the Herald and I see that some are opposed to it and some are not and will remain so. Some say it is no more harm to go on the Sunday train than it is to take a horse and buggy and ride around, but there is reason in all things. It is harm for you or anybody else to hi ch his horse or mule up and drive him too hard, when you pay your money to ride on the Sunday train you are losing it and when you get back home you will say 1 spent my money and it has done me no good. Ah! friends, how would you feel if some poor orphan child \n u O I a otno n n enn ??%wl lwur \?oii I W DU-I' I J JV/I4 (?" V4 J for something to eat or for clothes to put on and you had no maney or anything to give them having spent it all riding on tho Sunday train, would you not feel like (lod was going to bless you as long as you tha way. Friends, it is something to think about foryou to go against God when he made you and will not listen to his word. 1 will say that those who have a clean heart, without spot or stain, will not ride on the Sunday train. Some ?ay it will cause some to go to work harder. 1 know it will cause them to go to work but it will be for the devil and not for God Friends, all have a soul to s>?ve or eternally lose, and as one who loves you all don't stop praying until you have a clean, godly heart and then you can see where your wrong is. Oh! God, help them to see where they are going, help them to see wrong when they are spending their money to ride on the Sunday train and guide their money to some good oause for we have enough of meani i 1 l. i-1. noss going on aireauy ana wneu mey go down there some will go to the card room and other mischievous things and throw their money away. 1 hope all will express their opinion on this matter and let us see who wants to do right and who don't. G W Cause. Happeningin and Around Cool Spring. The health of the i community ie very good at this wrtting. Farnurs are busy laying by their crops and gathering tobacco. Mies Flossie Tyler, of Fair Bluff, srent several days with her sister. Mrs Ed Marsh, at this place reently. Messrs Homer Fowler and Tallh Skid per, of Joppa, visited in thii section recently. Jesse A Mishoe, of Allen, spent i few days with his parents, Mr ant Mrs Jeremiah Mishoe, near here tin latter part of last week. Some of the young folk went tf the beach on the ''Devil's Flyinj Angel" on the Fourth. We have no marriages to report but we are expecting the weddinj bells to ring at most any old time. With best wishes to tlie 1 feral and its many readers, I remain, Bad noy. For Law and Order. Editor Hearald: Will you pleas allow mo space in your valuable pi per for a few lines from this plac< Health is good at this time. No deaths or marriages to report i i n tiit * runners nave linisnect snippin their peach and melon crops and g< very good returns. We have been having very goo rains here now, the kind for puttin out sweet potatoes. The orange crop for this year ei ceeds that of last year, if the oran* pest, the white lly, can he subdue in time. The Herald is a welcome visitor i our home every Friday, and, oh! made my blood run hot in my vein when I road of the brutal vssault c the school teacher on waccatna Neck by the negro Jenkins, I ai opposed to Lynch law, hutheougl to have had a rope put around h neck and strung to the nearest lim I hope the law will give him the e treme penalty at once without a mi: t.ure of mercy. with best wishes ?o the dear ol Herald, its editor and readers. Archie E. Owens. Seville, Fla SheritT Sessions has had the i side iron work at the county jailco I pred with a new poating of white. mt A Horry Hoy in Florida. Editor Herald: Will von please allow me space for a few words from this place. Health of the community is generally good. Our KMorida farmers, after laying by their crops, are now talcing their vacation. I would like to say a word in regard to the Sunday train. It is the worst thing that ever came through the county. Hod says six days shalt thou labor and do all thy work. Hoys if you are not pulling the throttle your money is paying for it. If it wasn't, for vnnr mrumv dm Snndni! train would not run. There is no (litTeronec in paying for your Sunday work and doing it yourself. God did not intend for us to seek after Sunday pleasures. Lets not go on the Sunday excursions? down the broad road to destruction. Straight and narrow is the way that leadeth unto life and few that be that find it. God says remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy. Parents should look after thoir children and on the Sabbath day should take them to Sunday school or preaching Parents are at times to blame for the faults of their children. Our young folks should be engaged in church work on the Sabbath day. God forbid that any of our young boys and girls should bo led astray by the Sunday excursion train. 15. T. Dor man, Glen, Pla. Mr Kerry ltaruliill Dead, On March 30th, 1000, about 7 o'clock in the evening the death angel visited our home and took away our dear father. Ho was one of Horry's old veterans. It was hard to give him up but the all wise God know bost. He only lived about thirty minutes after bein?jf stricken. Lot us all bow in bumble submission to the will of our heavenly Father. He was about (15 years of a?^e. He joined the Methodist church in early life and lived a devoted member until the end. May we all live as we should for we all know that the ?^ood book teaches us to be also ready for in such an hour as you think not the son of man cometh. He was laid to rest on tho following day at Kehoboth Methodist ] church to await the judgment morn. We mourn of course, but not as j those who have no hope. Wo feel our loss is her eternal tfa'n. Father is y,one and a place is left vacant in in home that never can be filled. Hut we thank God for lotting him stay with us so lon^. Tie was very feeble for manv vent's before hi? <lentl> Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord. Father leaves a wife and i t wo daughters and a host of friends and relatives to mourn their loss. Loving Daughter. Zilpha Williamson. ? ? ? > Hullo k Street. Some don't like tho Sunday train, but if they go on it one time they ? will want to go again. I have been * and I had a line time, too. I don't think it is any more harm to go to i the beach than it is to hitch up 1 your mule or horse and ride about > all day Sunday. We all sin as far as that is concerned. There isn't one } out of fifty who keeps the Sabbath y day like the Bible says keep it. Yes, * it takes money to go on the Sunday train and if you go to church the "> preacher wants money so it is monS ey everywhere. Those that do not want to go on the Sunday train d haven't got to go, so we will let them stay at home. It will give more room for those who do want to go. But you just as well go as to want to go. Ono writer said he had as soon ask a young lady to ge with him to a dance room or a card ie room as to ask her to goon the Sun. day train. Here is one that hadn't , 1 bet there are some who go on the " Sunday train who are just as good as this writer, lie said that those ' who went on it were going down ? the dark road. I am so glad that he can't be the judge. That is God's business, lie also said that he wantid ed the Baptist church to look aftei ? fhn t no rn Ko no I o I tir n m> V\ /\i * I?.? * ii uuvy iii^iu^Vyi o. i ui ?* u y o tuwu" ;i i tli<Vl ? the church's place was to persuade people to do better and not to drive r(i them on. Let men do as their con \ science leads them to do. Willie Gerrald, Loris. S. C. n ? KILL the COUGH w AND CURE THE LUNGS s w,th Dr. King's I: New Discovery FOR CSSS?8 J3&R. AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES. GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY OR MONEY REFUNDED. n" GO-FLY keeps llles off Horses an* V- Cattle. 25c. and 50c. at all drug stores. 1 Ju 8X0L lion?!! 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