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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
The Brown Cotton Gin Go.
New London, Conn.
Principal. q
tI H W.

Manufacturers OF Cotton GINS, Cotton
Gin Feeders, Condenser s and Cotton Gi"
Materials Of every description. Oatr
Gins have been in use thirty years, and
have an established reputation for sim
plicity, light running, durability, and
for Qualify and quantity of lint pro-
duced. Our feeder is easily attached to
the Gin, and easily operated by any
hand Of ordinary intelligence. They
are tile simplest and cheapest Feeder in
the mark ct and feed with more regular
ity than is possible by hand, increasing
tile outturn and giving a cleaner and
better sample. At all Fairs where en-
hibited and by Planters having them in
use, they have been accorded the high
est encomums. Our Condensers are we'll
made, durable and simple in construc-
ton, and do what is required of them
rapidly and well. No additional power
is required to drive the Feeder or Con-
dcnser, aud no Gin House is complete
without them. We are prepared to-
warrant, to any reasonable extent, per-
feet satisfaction TO every purchaser.
Circulars, prices and full! information
furnished. Address as above, or apply
to J.. NJ. MATTHEW'S, Ninety-SiN,
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THE. MUSICAL TNFLIc1IoN. Whilst
different. communities have of late suf-
fered from various forms Of the prevail
ing epiden,ie- some from French horns,
others from accordeons good people
of Granitevil1e have of late been sorely
tried with the music of drums, bass and
kettle, until they were ready to cry,
1--WE hate that drums discordant sound,
Parading round and round and round"
Hear the aiken E1Jmc:
"The good goitizens of Graniteville
have been entertained during the past
week with nightly concerts on bass
and kettle drum. They have endured
the inniction with colnmendable pa.
tience; but desire us to say for them that
while their appreciation of the musical
efforts of the performers on the aforesaid
instruments is deep and sincere, they
can without a single pang of regret see
them depart for "other fields and past
ures new" The citizens aforesaid don't
want all the music at once; they will
willingly take the same in monthly in
staIlmrmts, and. would not pine much II
they didn't getany at ALL"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
A PosT-GFFICr WITHOUT 4 NAIL

A PoST-GFFICE WITHOUT \ MALL
A pest-offiee is about to be established
at Liberty, to supply the wants Of a large
and intelligent community, yet the post
route is so arranged now as to defeat the
ends Of its establishment. a weekly
mail comes up from Augusta every
Tuesday by way of Liberty, with an
empty bag, and returns on the same day
by way of the Dorm Mine with the same
empty bag. And the consequence is
that nobody is benefited. Now let the
day 6e changed to Wednesday for the
return Of the mail, either by way of
Liberty or the Mine, and the Abbevillc
papers and other important mail matter
would receive prompt distribution. AS
the matter stands now, the carrying of
the mail by that route is Il mere farce.
Let the citizens Of the Bordeaux section
move in the matter.
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Two MORE STORES-Thc work OF
improvement goes braveiy on in Able
vile. On Monday last, Mcssrs. Bcqucst
and A. NJ. Hill commenced work res
pectively upon their new stores. a full
force of workmcn has been employed,
and Mr.. BequeSt expects to get into his
new store by the lSt September; Mr..
Hill somewhat later. The stores when
completed will form a part of the finest
range of stores in the up-countrv, and
which would do honor TO any location
either in city or town. We hail these
evidences of present prosperity, as an
earnest Of future progress.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
AUGUST FLOW ER.

Tho most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
More than Scvcnty-li"c per cent OF the
people in the United states are aiiilctod
with those two diseases and there effect
such us our stomach, sick headache, hab-
itual costivencss, impure blood, heart
burn, watcrbrash, gnawing and burn
ing pains at the pit Of the stomach, yc!-
low skin, coated tongue and disaSrcc;l-
able t:lstc in the mouth, coming UP OF
the food after eating, low spirits, DC. Go
to the Drug Store Of w. Il. Penney, ana
get Il 10 cent bottle, or i sampi" bottle
or 10 cents. Try it. Nay -, 1879, ly
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
Public Roads.

Mr.. Robert Jones, Chairman, and MI.
Thos. Christian, membeEaf the Board
of County Commssio haye made a
minute inspection of tliepabfic roads i'll
the several townships have diyided
them into conrenient! sectiops, and
have appointed and commissioned over
these, road ove4seers, designating GER
tain stations in each section, and as
signing a certain number of hands to
each station. l. is u work of much
labor, but has been faithfully done and
promises the best results. From the
following tabular statement furnished
us by Mr.. Joshua Jones, the efficient
Clerk of the Board, it will he seen that
some 200 oversrers, with 3,02G hands,
have in charge SIG miles of road-or
between six and seven hands to the
mile. The road ovcrsecrs have been
newly commissioned, and trust will CO.
operate zealouSly with the Board Of
commissioners
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MT. Carmel Items,

70 -. s
/ A PRoTRAcTED meeting of the Meth.
Htodiss Church will commence at Zoal
Church, Mt. Carmel, on tomorrow.
Revs. Mcssrs. Daniels and Mann will
be present to conduct the services. @
". P. NOBLE, ESQ, is still seriously
ill.
MIR. II. NJ. JOHNSON, Of Due West;
has u plantation near Mt. Carmel rent:
ed out to negro tenants, where the cot
ton is so small that it almost takes4a
magnifying glass to sec it among the
wceds-thc cotton is two inches and the
weeds several feet high. .
DR.. WM. LINK, Il skilful physician
of the Bradley nciyhhorhood, will soon
move to the Wilmington neighborhoods
\ pKOTRACTED meeting of the col-
ored Methodists of MI. Carmel was
held last week, to the great detriment
of the chickens of the neighborhood.
\ favoritc rooster and other choice
specimens of the fcathcrcd tribe diSap.
pearcd. :
MIR. J. l.. GOWN is having his resi-
dence repaired, and has called in the
aid of the lightning rod man to insure
his life; prcIerrng him to the Insurance
agent.
THERE is q horse in Mt Carmel over
twenty-five years Of age, that the owner
says he would not exchange for two OF
the finest mules of the County. He
elves in clovcr''-that is on meal and
foddcr-and has nothing to do. He is
old enough and sensible enough, us the
times go, TO vote.
Mr.. S. II. MoEEAI has Il natural Gu
riosily in the shape of Il ram with four
horns-two rising upwards and two
branching downwar,ls.
MIR. J. w. MORRAI has the agency
for the "Cross and Crown" and the
"Iamily Biblc,n valuable publications,
in the sale Of which he has been quite
successful.
TIE crops generally in this section
are good. Mr.. Lewis Gown has rs fine
crops as he has ever had, on his two
plantations. lie is an active old gentle
man, over scventy-siN years Of aye, and
apparently as vigorous rs ever.
MIR. ANDREW MCALIsTER has some
corn which he thinks will yield fifty
bushels to the acre. 1t can't be beat.
He has also L large crop of fine water
melons.
\ SINGING SCHOOL has been establish
ed ut Mt. Carmel, numbering some
twenty-five scholars, with Mr.. Jamcs
Gilbert as teacher.
TIE fruit crop Of Mt. Carmel aud Vi
cinity has suffered from the dcpreda-
tons of rowing thieves. Meat is scarce
and some OF the dariies are living OH
fruit.
T!IE NcssrS. Mars are said now 20
have especial attractions at Wilmington.
Mrs. GEORGE ROBINSON, OF Willing
ton, is now seriously i'll.
THERE is large and interesting Sum
day school ut Wilmington under the
charge of the Rev. \. l.: Miller, the
pastor of the Church. They PROPOSE to
have Il Sunday school celebration about
the lst October.
TIE Lodge of Good Telnplars in Mt.
Carmel meets on the Saturday before
the second Sunday in each month. y
full attendance is requested.
Mr.. JAS. l.. GOWN has The finest
shoe shop in the county. lie reads the
II. e. Is
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

DWELLING BURNED.-We learn that
the dwelling of Mr.. Henry Young, of
Due West, was burned on Tuesday
night of the past week, with the out
buildings and good part of the furni-
ture. The fire broke out about - o'clock
at night, and when discovered had
made such progress, that it could not he
arrested. The fire is supposed to have
arisen from some Goals dropped acci-
adently by the cook. We extend our
heartfelt sympathies.
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Wier's Hotel.
TOuN yyVED' D,on,;o+o,

List Of arrivals since last issue: = =
EsA Connor, Cokesbury; ] NJ LatiAsr;
JAMES Baker, Lowndesyiile; NJ Cams, I,
Phoenix; WsR Hilton. Ninety Six; Geo
H Becknap,, Charleston; j C CrawfordsE
MontereysstJ B Ezell, Columbia B
Calhoun s Ninety Six; sS}Vs. j. Rogers
Whife hick; B r Cole, II Kinksed; Ns
iH .'feErie, Baltimore; J r Blakei David
son College, N G; r JeAYiluams, Waszl4
ingt6n, Ga;W r Powell, Harfweli 81:
w Brown Philadelphia; Nat tkaniNl
Kline, Cincinnati, g; Hodges QpAlis
G w Bomar. Charleston; WI Rogers. {.
city; a B Mulligan,. w IS Culp, FsFS
Whildcn, G 0 Prentiss; w S Steel.
Charleston; F A Connor, Cokesbury;; YvS
NJ CroOkshaws, Atlanta; s. HartmaffE
Baltimore; .Thos w Coogler, city, e
Williams, Baltimore
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Our ILLuSrRArED.-Wc have cn-
ploycd a number Of tirst-class artists to
prepare illustrations for our paper, and
we shall at an early day commence the
publication of Biographical Sketches
and pictures Of all the prominent men
of our acquaintance. The first of our
series will be highly entertaining
sketch Of our Devil, with 4 litc-siZe por-
trait of that parsonage, which shall be
followed by a sketch Of the life of that
remarkable man, the post master ut
Pumpkntown. Their we will publish
with Il picture, an auto-biographical
sketch OF the freight conductor Oh the
the AbbeviIlc branch. The whole to be
concluded by the life and doings of our
big delinquent subscriber.
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STEAM POWER PRINTING.-Pam-
phlcts of all kinds are chcaply and expc-
ditiolsly printed by Walker, Evans &
Cogswcll, Charleston, S. G. Their
presses are in full blast on this class of
work, but still their faculties are so great
that there is always room formore work.
Proceedings Of meetings, Conventions,
College Commenccmcnts, Briefs, &c, &C.,
are executed in the pest style and with
greatest dispatch. tt
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
TILE PuGS1x, after suspension of a.

f-THr PuENIy- after y susyp,,e,rnlssio1ll of a
&C. ,.n,l-s w,a,-o. it,ro,,nooro,,oa
ooopieoi WINS in'Aee ,'s sspp 90, :
again IN our sanctum, ana eAteila "
it cordial welcome. The Phes9E as
indeed an old friend. and We are pleas
od 70 1o,rn tbot ~ ere * no donrer of
:. u,I :,..,,,.,, ,,.,,.J,.
I,,r, ~ N .,,a aIIo.t ,o,.sno,or
nu,,iicLad in C,olu,nhi, Started before
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AN OUTRAGE. - Some evil-disposcd
persons attempted on Thursday last to
throw the G. & G. up-passengcr train of
the track, by placinga couple of bars of
iron across the rails near the Dcad-fall
below Hodges. Some damage was done
to the engine and to the track, but the
passenger train received no injury. The
company should follow the example of
the express companies, and offer good
reward for the gnilty parties. This
would likely secure their arrest.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

TIE wish Of Andy Johnson to be hu-
ricd in the flag of his country, and with
the Constitution in his hand, was no
idle whim OF the moment, but the cher
ishcd purpose o: L lifetime, showing
"thc ruling passion strong in death. "
1t showed i sincerity of purpose and
depth Of conviction, which should COM
mand respect; certainly not provoke
ridcule.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

IMPROVEMENTS AT HoDGEs.-Alessrs.
Vance, Mosley & Go. are building two
new brick stores. Parties having sug-
gestions to. make on such architecture
will please hand them in at once to Mr..
;Mosely, as the work is progressing rap
idly.
Messrs. : N1eGhee & Townsend will
build three new brick stores. Amateur
architects may submit designs to either
iofethei builders.
s Ar.sJ j. Nix, the obliging and cour-
steous post master at that municipality is
having lumber delivered with which to
build a'stpre and dwelling. Architects
Will take notice and prepare plans ac-
.cordingly.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

CHARLESTON is agitating the question
Of supplying the city with water from
Artcsan wells. a public meeting has
been held, and q committee of seven
citizens appointed who are to report to
4 subsequent meeting the result of their
inquiry, and their views as to their
practicabilty Of providing the ncccssa-
ry capital for the construction of the
proposed works. The mayor and coun-
Gil favor the movement.
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IT is thought that the rates Of fire i'll
surancc will be materially reduced.
This we think right. We see no reason
why insurance should not be us cheap
in Abbevillc as in other towns, and we
hope that it may be reduced to living
figures. Messrs. DuPre & Connor have
formed a partnership in the business
and will represent most Of the compa-
nics represented by the late Joel 5. Per
rim, ESQ.
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WE learn that the Board of Equaliza-
ton are discharging their duty faithful
ly and conscientiously. In some cases
they have reduced assessments and III
other cases they have raised the assess
mcnts. With such men on the Board
our people need have no fear of unjust
or arbitrary action.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

WHEN in Grccnvillc the Junior called
at the offices Of the Duiy Ncus and the
GrcenriNc Enterprise dld Monntainccr,
and was pleased with the evidences of
prosperity in both Offices. The Ncws
man has recently supplied himself with
a lot of new job type, while the Messrs.
Bailey have.f subscription which justi-
hes them in putting up a new fast press.
A fast press is Indispensable where
there is u laIge circulation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

TIE Sheriff offers some considerable
property for sale, and among other val
liable real estate are the lands of George
Allen deceased. This is rare oppor-
tunity for the investment of ready cash.
Sec bill Of particulars in another col
llmn.
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Con. }. S. COT1IRAN and family spent
last week in Grccnvillc. The Colonel
was in Court in the interest of his eli
cnts. 1t seems that Grcenville can't
have Court without the Colonel. The
mountain people, like the Abbevillc
people, appreciate good lawyer.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

THE promptness Of English justice is
well illustrated in the conviction Of
Col. Valentine Baker, a distinguished
officer of the army, for making an i'm
proper assault on a young lady in rail-
road car, and his sentence to six months
in Jail. Quite contrast to the laws
delay in this country.
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BARBECUE AND DANCE AT BROOKS
MILL.-On Friday last q large number
of young pertons assembled at Brooks
Mill to partake Of an excellent barbe-
cucd dinner and to enjoy themselves
socially. Music and dancing were no
small part of the performances. Quite
q number Of young people from the vii
lage were present and participated in
the entertainment.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

ES7- Mr.. Thos. Link, an esteemed
citizen of the lower section of the coun-
ty, died on Sunday night of conges-
tive chill, after short illness. He was
in town on Thursday, was taken sick
on Friday, and died OH Sunday,
and was buried on Monday. "1n the
midst of life we are in DEATH"
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

4 NEW HOTEL.-Mr. John Knox
has been making various improvements
to his premises On Main and Washing
ton streets, and proposes, we learn, di-
viding the commodious upper rooms OF
his building, 50 us to furnish ample no.
tel accommodations. The location is a
good one, and we have 10 doubt that
the hotel will do a good business, and
add to The reputation of Abbcvillc.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

THE BORDEAUX FLOUR MILL.-ThiS
section is blessed with one of the finest
mills in the County, owned and super
Intended by Mr.. G. Cade. The mill has
been doing All unusually large business
this season, and has given general sat
isfaction in the yield and quality of the
-four turned out. The subscriber took
to the mills a wagon load of wheat Il
few days since, and got a return Of for
ty-tive pounds to the bushel. The
wheat Was go3d, and the -four of the
finest quality. would recommend all
who wish good flour and II good yield to
try the mill. a. PATRON.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18
The -A-lston House.
BY THE MISSES CATER.

The 0llowing are the arrivals since.
last Tuesday:
= Iehn S Curle, Baltimore; Julius Drey-s
foos, Atlanta; DR. and Mrs Fred Hunter
and children, Washington, Ga; J D Har-
by, Charleston "A G Baskin, Monterey;
w D Mars, e A Mars, Calhoun's Mills;
o P. Jackson, Greenville; w e Link,
J w Wideman, Wideman's; w Rosen-s
berg, Abbeville; r NJ Hill, Elbsrton;
Mrs L Chevis, Columbus, Miss; Wm II
Cater, Nellie Cater, Az derson; Rev e E
Frierson, Anderson; E Simpkins, Ga;
Mercer Brown, st. Louis; Adger
Smith, Charleston; w Mars, Calhouns
Mills: II p Spencer, Jr, Columbus, Ga.
J % McCracken, Atlanta. q
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Mr.. J. NJ. TRCwITT has the contract
for building the bridge at Brooks Mill.
Fol the job he is to get $3.50. The same
contractor will also build bridge at
Links store across the same stream for
$50.
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IT is estimated that it will take one
third Of the cotton crop to pay for the
guano that has been used this year by
our planters. When our farmers by q
little attention and labor can make their
farms permanently rich, is it not strange
that they will pay so muc! for doubt
full fertilizer, which at best can only he
of benefit for one year.
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OUR townsman, VIM. II. Parker, Esq.
has reputation as a horticulurist, and
some of the finest specimens of pears
and peaches grown in his orchard,
which we have ever seen, were present
ed by him few days since. We rcturn
our thanks, and are sure chat if eXhib-
tied at our next Fair, they will bear of
some of the premiums of the Society of
which he isl the active and efficient Sec
retary and Treasurer. The pears were
of the Bartlett variety.
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OUR townsman Mr.. VIM. Moore, is
now painting the Upper Long Cane
church. and as he always does, is getting
off good job. He knows how to han
die the brush and always gives satisfac-
tion. We commend him to our friends
needing anything in his line.
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(;REENvlLLE exhibits all the evil
denccs of progress, in the erection of
new stores and dwellings, and manu-
facturies. Then new cotton factory, it is
said, will add ut least onc-third to the
population Of the city.
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THE Lancaster Ledger says, recently
a negro in that County wrote an insult
ing note to u young lady. The letter
was handed to the young lady's father,
who promptly took his gun and shot the
negro.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

DURING recent visit in GrcenVille
we had the pleasure of meeting Col. H.
p. Hammett, President of the Piedmont
Manufacturing Company. He speaks
in encouraging terms of the prospects
of the Factory.
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MR.. LARKIN BARMORE was in town
Saturday, receiving his pro rata of the
money due him from the Citizens Sa
wings Bank. lie is good farmer and
has increased his wealth. lie will read
the Press ann Banner another year.
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OUR friends will not forget to sow
oats. a sufficient quantity of red oats
to supply the demands may now be
sown ut Il less cost than the hnuling of
corn from the depot would be in the
busy season next Spring.
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Miss BELLE BOYD lectures in New
berry tomorrow night. Miss Belle
acted as Confederate soldier during the
war, and relates many thrilling s,torics
of adventures, exploits and escapes.
We should like to hear her lecture.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1875-08-18

THE Ohio election, which comes of
on the 18th of October, is one Of absorb
ing interest, from the influence it will
have Oh the next Presidential, election.
The Democrats are sanguinc of success.
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E@g" The rains have been very gener-
al through the upper counties Of the
State, and in our own county, with the
exception of the Millway and Bradley
sections.
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Two DAYS FAIR AT NINETY-SIN. -
The Two Days Fair held in the Academy
building at Ninety-SiN on Thursday and
Friday night of the past week, for the
benefit of the Baptist Church, was very
successful entertainment, and attracted
a large attendance.
On Thursday night there was musi-
cal entertainment, and a bountiful sup
ply of refreshments, which were duly
appreciated. The receipts OF the even
ing amounted Sl30.
On Friday morning was the sale of
the fancy articles, by oar friend Dr.
Wilson, and they went off like hot
cakes. On Friday night was the Grand
Concert, vocal and instrumental, to
which the two Misses Dorm, the Misses
De NcauX, Fouche and Jones con-
tributcd some of their choicest music;
and the Abbcville String Band,
consisting of MeSsrs. Trowbridgc.
Wilson and Calhoun, furnished their
best melodies. Everybody was delight
ed, and the entertainment passed oil
delightfully."-.
The aggregate receipts amounted to
near $50, which is large sum to be
raised in the present monetary pressure.
Ninety-SiX, however, is Il liberal COM
munity, and nothing opens their purse
strings so etlectually as some charitable
or religious entertainment.
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!, RELIGlous.-The protractcd meeting
at Liberty Church, closed on Wedncs-
day last after all interesting series of re-
ligious services.
A protractcd meeting at Tabor church
commenced on Saturday last, to con-
tinue for several days.
a protracted meeting will commence
at Republican church on Saturday next.
The Rev. Manning Brown, the Prcsi-
ding Elder, will be present.