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The foot that rorks the cradle isn't
the same one that is kicking for women's
rights.
The man who doesn't trust ^too
much to Providence is usually Providence's
favorite.
The man contemplating suicide is
usually the first to throw up his
hands in the face of danger.
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If Opportunity doesn't stop at your
house, hide in the corner of the door
and knock it on the head when it goes
hy.
A pessimist is a person who believes
divorce to be the happiest part
of married life.
The biggest fool is the one who
knows it all.
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Lockhart Junction News.
Lockhart
Junction, Jan. 6.?The old
year has past and gone, leaving its
many sweets and bitters behind, and st
the new year is upon us. May every th
one form better resolutions and make re
this year a still better year for those bi
whose lives have been spared. W
Now this may seem to be old. I E.
may have repeated it before, but
however, 1 will say it again. At the su
end of every year and at Christmas pi
time my mind reverts back to the ??
scenes and recollections of my old di
home, and it seems like it was but
yesterday when it past. Some time I of
wish I could live those days over
again. But we don't pass this way S.
but once. 1 see in that home the va- ^
cant chair and know of the empty re
cradle. As we pass on and not as B<
far o ck, we see another vacant chair
in another home, and the bitter tears in
of sorrow were shed for the love of w;
one who has gone. C.
Now I wish to thank the readers of S.
my letters who have complimented C:
me from time to time, for that is to
strewing (lowers in the pathway. Do L.
not wait until our friends die and ly
then spread the flowers over his or B,
her grave. But give them one as O,
they pass by. L.
Not long ago I was in a home M
where there was a sick woman, who
cannot live very long, as she is now st
seventy-five years. She" said that in W
the past she had been criticised, but K,
she believed those who did it were to
not any better than she. She had W
gone to church, but she had never had
fine clothes to wear, and she was C.
guyed at by some others, so she quit P.
going to church. By her request two M
preachers came to see her on her sick R,
bed and had prayer with her. A gentlernun
came and brought some good M
things to eat which his good wife had C.
sent her, and which she appreciated. R
That was strewing flowers by the hi
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We should all take a warning from C<
that for none of us know how soon sc
misfortune may come our way. M
"There's so much bad in the best of us, P.
And so much good in the worst of us
That it behooves the best of us Vi
To say nothing about the rest of us." C
Christmas passed off quietly C
around here, every one seemed to cc
have enjoyed their part of the fun. P
We never saw any sign of drinking cl
or drunkenness, I am proud to say.
With best wishes of a happy and
prosperous Now Year for one and all.
Moxy. a
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When speaking of sound political tl
timber most candidates seem to think It
the noisy kind is referred to. h
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Buffalo, Jan 6.?Buffalo lodges inalled
their officers elected to serve
e ensuing term. The K. of P. have
-organized, and are working to
lifd up their order, With men like
r. B. Todd, Dr. F. P. Salley, Dr. F.
. Fowler and J no. R. Smith working
r the order, the advancement is
ire. All the secret orders of this
ace have a good membership and
e working under prosperous contions.
Duncan Lodge A. F. M. installed
licers as follows:
R. B. Sipemore, W. M.; W. B. Todd,
W.; Dr. F. P. Salley, J. W.; J. P.
'alker, treasurer; W. C. Poole, sectary;
J. E. Sizemore, S. D.; J. T.
:>ldwin, J. 1).; R. L. Branks, tiler.
Buffalo Lodge No. 79, I. O. O. F.
stalled the following: J. L. Woodurd,
N. G.; J. W. Messer, V. G;
1'. Peeler, It. S.; I). F. Padgett, F.
; C. M. Padgett, treasurer; C. H.
ildwell warden; Sam Gilland, R. S.
N. G.; Earl Byers, L. S. to N. G.;
E. Lawson,conductor, Richard JolR.
S. S.; Claude Johnson, L. S. S.;
. H. Stevens, I. G.; J. L. Morgan,
. G.; Lum Elliott, R. S. to V. G.; R.
Branks, L. S. to V. G.; J. W. A.
orris, chaplain; R. L. Branks, H. C.
Buffalo Tribe No. 40, Red Men, inalled
the following officers: T. W.
aldrup, Sr. S.; Lum Elliott, Jr. S.;
, B. Bennett, C. of It; C. O. Highwer,
C of W.; E. It. Brown, K. of
C. H. Caldwell, H. C.
Knights of Pythias: John R. Smith,
r n v it* iTrtiwifir v n
Salley, Mt. Prelate; W. B. Todd,
. of A.; J. G. Riley, K. of R. and S.;
. B. Byars, M. of F.
Bogansville Council Jr., O. U. A.
C. P. Peeler, P. C.; B. H. Stevens,
C. M. Padgett, V. C.; C. P. Peeler,
. S.; M. C. Asst. R. S.; C. B. Ly and,
F. S.; J. L. Sparks, treasurer;
!. Fleming, warden; Wm. Fleming,
on.; Walter Hill, I. C.; Tom Ven>n,
O. C.; D. F. Padgett, J. W. A.
[orrris, C. M. Padgett, trustees, C.
. Peeler, H. C.
Buffalo Camp Woodmen of the
rorld: A. H. Wyatt. P. C.; H. E. Hill.
. C.; W. F. Caldwell, banker; C. H.
aid well, Ad. L.; Sidney Willard, es>rt;
Frank Bryson, watchman; G. R.
onder, sentry; J. W. A. Morris,
erk; L. G. Sumner, D. C.
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little way into a body of pure water
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ne entire body, just so does a moral
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