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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

WIER'S HOTEL.-Jno Rrownlce and Wife,
Elbert fucker, David Taylor, j Baylis Lewis,
DR. ID Sims, " Grattls, John J Smith, p Reid,
Anderson IL Is GcIlcsplc, Cotton Gin Missis-
Rosa Foucllc, Jennie Mars, Bette Hill, Alucc
Wuddell, Kate Waddcll, Sims Road; r !.
Hale, ] II Elcc, NJ Richardson. Thos Walker,
J Philips, DrLInbeeksr J. N King, Ninety
der, W Z Henderson, DR. NJ o Taggart, J #
Parks. T r Riley, Greenwood; DrD $ Ben
son Mt Carmel; Rev J Bonner, Henry Bon
ner, X w Huddon, Due West; j. d Pace,
Hodges; a y IIamlin, Antrevllle; u W
Thomas, ] a Brooks, Brooks Mslls; & Zoig-
Ter, Cox esbury; W Toolnbs, Washington Gu
Marion G Smith, II II Briggs, NJ Israll, ] i j.
Sloan, Charleston W Ly6rand, Jacob Sulz-
hacker, Wade Hampton Jr, Columbia; Miss
NJ Monroe, Robert Monroe, William Culp,
Union S &; II Holland, Baltimore; $ B Me
Clinton, McClintonville; Wilson Watkins,
W Wideman, Long Cane; Gen NJ " Gary,
Vance, Il G Grayden. Coiesbnry; J Lyon.
Mountain W NJ Crnokshanks, Atlanta; u 5
Cadc, $ Cade, l. Cowan, Cadc's Mills; J A Gil
bert, Bordeaux.
ASTON IIOUSE.-R w IIaddon, J r
Presley, l. W Haddon and Wife, w y Cowan.
KG id BTHwnl e + J RoS Msnill i! ! p Rnr "}NmI + y !,
McGlll, RI BLACK, II NJ Johnson, Due West
Antreviiic; 4 Erwin, ri WukefieId. Dt Cen:
tire of Gravity; A o Langston, W Nnnd!rn,
Chns Iang>ton. anderson; F. + Trrwit,
Widcmrn's; 3 Z Link. Jno Link, Thos Link,
Linkvil!c; Mrs W W Vance. COX esbury: Jno
GaInbrcll, Abbcvillc; w w ToonlbS, Georgia.
W j Hatton, & W Daniels, MuitcttsvllIc; &
II & I%;elcher, Walhnlla; J a Brooks, PA
Chontham, ! J Crooks, D W Thomas, Miss
Lizzie Gilbert. Warrenton; J r Sheffield, b +
Mattison. W A Lntimcr, W V Brownlee, Don
nldsville: J l. Simpson, q L Wilson. Il VI
Tucker, FTucker, J L Pritchard md Wife, NJ
p Hutchinson, Jas Clark, Miss Martha Bur-
ton, j l. nuckabec and Lady, II II Harper,
Lowndcsvilc; $ 4 Smith, New Market; j J
Johnson, Misses Alice Baskin, Maggie Ras-
kin, Miss Carrie BaSkin, q W Spcer, Miss Sal
vile; Col J j Dunn, London; $ o Browne,
Dorn's Mine; SIS Marshall, Maj A . Ward
law, A IL TcInpleton, II II Norwood, w Nc
Gownn, Cl,as Allen, A Simpkins, ] e Hemp
hill, DR. w I. Templcton, Patterson Wnrd!aw,
Abbcville; Isaac McGalia,, o McCalla,.T \
Cater, McD NJ Cater, The Fork; Oscar p Hay,
SulnnIerville; Dr. y j Goodwyn, Fort. Motto;
VIM Johnson, ] n Johnson, j S Johnson,
& & bradley. Long Cane; J L. McCrackcn,
CalllOun's Mills.
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We Rave neglected for several weeks
past to notice the change In the pro-
prietorship of that sterling paper, the
ALbeville Press and Banner. Mr.. W.
A. Lee has retired, Dir. Hugh Wilson
becomes sole owner of said paper. The
Press and Banner is always o welcome
visitor to our sanctum, because of the
many good things which are to be
found in its columns. The only thing
that prevents our friend Hugh from
being a power behind the throne in
Journalism, is that he is an old bache-
lor. AS this is Leap Year. can't some
of the fair daughters of Abbeville
make q proposition to him? Knowing
him rs we do, we know he will not
We wish him and his excellent
paper continued prosperity.-Keowee
Journal.
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Sheriff. Sale.
James Carey & Co., Stern & Co., and
Henry S. King & Son,
against

James Carey & Co., Stern & Co., and
Henry S. King & Son,
against
H. ]. & G. l.. Kinard.
DY virtue of sundry Executions to
me directed in the above stated
case, I will sell to the highest bidder
at Public Auction within the legal
hours of sale Mt Abbeville Court
House on Monday, the I'd of October,
A. d. 1876, the following described
property, to wit:
One Store House and Lot on Cam
bridge street, containing 81 feet front
by 80 deep, bounded by lots of w. A.
Limbecker, w. G. Fouche, and others.
House and Lot in Ninety Six be-
longing to G. l.. K1nard, containing
one acre, more or less, bounded by
lands of VIM. Johnson, VIM. Amber
son, Joel Fouche, and others.
House and Lot in Ninety-Six he.
longing to II. J. Kinard, containing
one acre, more or less, bounded by
VIM. johnson, &. and G. r. r., and
others, also Stock of Goods, consisting
of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Dry
Goods, Notions, Oats, Lime, &c.
Goods to be sold ut Ninety Six on
Wednesday, 4th October, 1876.
Terms Cash.
L. p. CURTIN, Sheriff \. G.
Shcritf's Office,
Sept. II, 1876. :
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Sherif's Sale.
Charles ". Martin and NJ. q. Martin,

Charles ". Martin and M. a. Martin,
against
James NJ. Martin, Mrs. n. Martin, J. j
Martin, Exrs., and others.
Order of Court.
pY virtue of on Order Of Court to me-
ID directed in the above stated case, Z
will sell at Ahbeville Court House ON
Salelay, I'd October next, within the legal
hours, the Plantation of Jacob Martin,
decd, in the following separate parcels:
TRACT NO. /,
Containing27 ~ acres, more or lcss, bound.
cd by lands of DR.. j. T. Baskm' and
others.
Containing ;2o24 acres. moro or loss,
bounded by lands of Mrs. johnson, anu
others.
Containing 219 acres, more O rless, bound,
ed by Mrs. Johnson, Win. Cook, ana
others.
Containing III acres, more or less, bound
cd by lands Of Mrs. Clecklcy, DE-. j. /.
BasEin, and others. -
Terms, one-half cash, the remainder
upon y credit of twelve months with IN
terest at ten per cent. per annum lroW
day of sale. :,
The purchaser to give bond and good
surety and mortgage Of the premises 70
secure credit portion, II pay Tor papers
and taxes of the current year. Pla!s Oh
the land can be seen at the office OF NC
I;owan & Parker.
l.. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. c.
ShcriT's Office, 1st Sept. 1875
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Sherifs Sale.
Airs. Louisiana A. Cobb,

against
Butler w. Cobb, CHARLES a. fGobb,
Willie M. Cobb, and others.
Order Of Probate Court,
10y virtue of IN Order to me df
rected in the above stated case,
l will sell to the highest bidder at
Public Auction within the legal hours
of sale at Atbewille Court House, on
Monday, the I'd October, a. y. 1876,
the following described property, to
wit: All that tract or parcel of land
situate, lying and being on Coronacre
creek in the County of Abbeville,
South Carolina, and known as the
Buchanan tract, and containing u
hundred and ,seventy-eight acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands Ut
B. 2. Herndon, D. Wyatt Aiken, s
D. Buchanan, r. p Buchanan,
and others.
Terms, credit of one, two and three
years, with interest from day of sale
payable in three annual installments,
secured by bond and mortgage f the
premises. The cash payment the
bond and mortgage to be made to tile
Probate. Judge. The purchaser to pay
for necessary papers and recording to
be sold at therisk Of Butler w. Cobb
aud &. A. Cobb, the former purchasers.
l.. P. ,GUFFIN, Sheriff A. G.
Sheriff's Office, Sept. I'd, 1876.
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The State of South Carolina,
County Of AbbeyiIfe.
IN PROBATE COURT.
Sherif,.s Sale.

Sarah A. Norwood, Execu,x, Plaintiff,
against
Sallie q. Calhoun, and others. Def'ts.
COMPLIANT to Sell Real Estase, Ma,-
ahat Asseta, dc.
ND Y Virtue. of an Order of the Court
I'D of Probate for Aibeville 'CouD-
ty, in the above named case, I will
sell at Ab5exille Court House, ,ea
Sale Day in OCTOBER next, within
the legal hours Of sale, to the highest
bidder, the Real Estate of
JAMES NORWOOD Deceased.
1st. THE WHITE LICK TRACT,
with an elegant Dbuilding on it, about
two and one-hnlf miles from the town
of Abbeville, OH the Vienna Road,
adjoining lands of Willian Sprause
and others, and containing Four Hun
dred and Fifty (450) Acres, more o
less.
I'd. THE YOUNG PLANTATION,
adjoining the McDuffie plantation,
the Haskell lands md others, contain
ing Six Hundred (600) Acres, ansre or
less.
Sd. THE McDUFFIE PIAETA-
TION, in the Flat Woods, OH waters
of Little River, adjoining lands for
merly awned by John A. Calhoun,
and now in the possession Of his
widow, Mrs. Sarah Calhoun; lands
formerly owned by Charles T. Haskell
and lands owned by Mrs. Cabell, con-
tanning -Four Thousand add Two Hun
dred $4,000 Acres, more or less. This
Tract TO be divided IN several parcels,
plats of which will Ae exhibited OH
the day of sale.
FERNS.
One-half the purchase money to be
paid in cash. The balance on 4 credit
of twelve months, to he secured by u
bond with good security ssad a mort
gage on the premises to PROBATE Judge
of Abberille County, with 10 percent.
interest per ansiunl. Purchaser to
pay for ;au necessary papers and re-
cOrdirg.
Terms f sale to be complied with
the Probate Judge.
L. p. CURTIN, Sheriff A. G.
Sherif's Office, Sept. 2, 1874.
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SheriEs Sale.
VIM. II. Parker, Order
against Of

against Of
John +. Cleveland. Court.
DY virtue of-an Order of Court to
me directed in the above stated
case, ! will sell to the highest bidder
at public auction within the legal
hours of sale, at Abbeyille Court
House, ,en Monday, the I'd day OF Oc-
tober A.. D. 1875, the following de.
scribed property, to wit: All that
tract or parcel Of land situate, lying
and being in the -County.ef ,Abbeville,
South Carolina, and known as a part
Of the DuBose tract on Russel's.creek,
containing seventy-itye acres, more,or
less, bounded by lands eff Vim. II.
Parker, George Robertson, and others,
being the tract on which .defendalE
now resides.
Terms, vizSafer 50 laueh cash a.
will pay theamount.ef the purchase
money now due with interest and
cost, and for the remainder IL any1a
credit of twelve months with interest
to be secured by bond and mortgage.
The purchaser to pay fer necessary
papers, Sc, and taxes for the current
year.
J.. p. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. c..
.Sheriff's Office, I'd Sept. 1878.
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Within the last three days we have
see on our streets DR.. n. J. Goodwin,
a gentleman of the old school; the
Mayor of Columbia during the late
war, and a member of our State Sell
ate from st. Mathews Parish for twer'
ty years. In conversation with him, we
find that lie served with some of the
old time gentlemen of Abbeville, viz
Colonel Douglas, Gov. Noble, Hon: T.
G. Perrin, Colonel Marshal and MIR.
Thomson. He was a member OF the
Notification convention in 1882,
and there met with Mr.. Burt. The
Doctor though past three score and ten
is active and appears to take a great
interest in our political campaign.
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SATURDAY,,

On Saturday morning the Public
Square was filled with spectators eager
to see the grand procession pass
nally the head of the column came in
sight 10 the delight of thousands.
THE ORGAN1ZATI0N.
The mounted men weredivided into
four squadroms. DR.. j. G.. Maxwell.
was Chief Marshal, and extended his
orders through Messrs. J. L. Bradley
and j. n. King.
Assistant Marshal DR.. J. A. Robin
son was in charge of Abbeville, Due
West, Long Cane and D~onaldsville
clubs, and n of the Anderson clubs.
Assistant Marshal J. Z. BrOwulec
was in charge of the Diamond Hill,
Lowndesville, Magnolia and Calhoun's
Mills clubs-also the Anderson Bat
terry, and n Or two clubs from An
ders0n.
Assistant Marshal George G. Brad
ley vas in charge Of the Indian Hill,
Cedar Springs and Bordeaux clubs.
Assistant Marshal q. NJ. Hodges
was in charge of the Ninety Six,
Greenwood, Cokesbury, White Hall
and Smithville clubs.
The Clubs were formed left in front,
and the left of Assistant Marshal Rob-
insou's Squadron rested ut the fork of
Anderson and Due West roads. The
left Of Marshal Brownlee's Squadron
resting Oh right of Robinson's-Brad-
lpy's Squadron on right of Bownlce's
Hodges Squadron on right of Brad
ley's.
The Due West Band was placed In
front of Robinson's Squadron.
The Anderson Band in front of
Brownlee's Squadron.
The Abbeville colorcd Band in font
of Bradley's squadron
THE PROCESSION.
After the line was thus formed the
ranks were opened, and the Abbeville
Band in front; n carriage with Gems.
Hampton, Toombs and Col. Simpson ;
u carriage with Gems. MCGOWAN and
Gary aud Colonies COthran and
Parker; Marshals Maxwell, Brad
lev and King, mounted, passed
down through the open ranks
the men quietly and silently
lifting their hats as they pass
ed MISUNDERSTANDING through the
column the men cheered Justify and
loudly.
The regular procession to the speak
ers' stand then began: Hodges Squad
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Eo for Martial LEU!
The Governor Flies to the Arms of
ClyecS.

The passengers by yesterdays train
confirm the that upon Monday
night upon the reception of the intel
ligence gu Columbia, of the riot in
Aiken County raised by the negroes,
in the course Of which they tore up
the Port Royal Railroad at 4 point
about twenty miles from Augusta, and
wrecked Il passing freight train, an
account Of which we have given in
another place,-our competent and
reforming () carpet-bag Governor,
again threw some loose articles of
clothing and his toothbrush into u
valise and made off post haste to Boss
Grant in Washing, declaring his ina
bility to govern South Carolina, and
stating his determination to apply to
said Ulysses to have us put under Alar-
tial Law. This looks like q confession
of weakness which ought to bring n
blush of intensest shame to the cheeks
of any occupant Of a gubernftorial
chair,
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The State of South Carolina,
County of Abbeyille.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. .

James, S. Cothran, Esq, &c, Plaintiff,
against
Thomas r. Smith, Survivor, de-, .Jo-
sephine A. Martin, Rosa Willis
Cunningham, Rebeeea J. Poole,
Rosa Poole, Moilie Poole and
Toombs Poole, Defendants.
COPY Summons. For Relief. (Com-
ptaiRt not serUed.]
To the Defendants RebeceaJ Poole,
Rosa Poole, Mollie Poole aud
1'0olnbs Poole,
VOU ABE HEREBY SUMMON
ED and required TO answer the
complaint in this action, of which O
copy is this day filed ia the Clerks
Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas
for Abbeville County, s. G., and to
serves copy Of your answer to the
said complaint On the subscribers at
their Office, at Abbeville Court Court
House within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of
such service; and if yea fail to an
swer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff la this action
will apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
PERRIN & C0THRAE,
Plaintiffs Att'yY
Dated 4th August, A. d. 1876.
The sunnaons Of which the above
is a copy, has this. day been 4led in
the Office Of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas far Abbevil4e County,
South Carolina.
PERRIN & COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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THERE was a picnic at Brooks
Mill Oh last Thursday. Col. Cothran,
r.. r. Hemphill, Eugene Gary, John
Mcneil, J. Y. Jones, Orville T.. CAL
houn were the speakers. a good dim
ncr was furnished to all.
COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION
The Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing named persons commissioners
of election for Abbeville county +.
l.. Tolbert, II. r.. Des verney, j. W..
Perrin.
Mrs Shillito, whose love of flowers
is only equaled by her energy i'll ia
king care of them, had q night-bloom-
ing cereas to bloom on Sunday night.
Miss NANCY HENRIETTA, daughter
of Mr.. Jas. A. and Sarah A. McCord,
died at their residence of heart disease
in the 34tll year of her age.
Mr.. CICERO HUGHES has got to 60
ing in distinguished circles. He went
to Laurens last week in company
with Col. Simpson.
Messrs. Alex. Chalmers and John
Grubbs will accept our thanks TO:
Ninety-SiX dots. They know how to
do the agreeable.
REV. MIR. PRATT, has returned from
the Centennial with his lovely bride.
We wish many years of happiness for
both.
Miss Hammie Giles, a handsome
and interesting young lady of Granite
Vile, is stopping Mt the Aston house.
VIsIroRE.-The Press and Banner
Office was honored last night by a visit
from q party Of young ladies.
WE had the pleasure of a call from
the. Rev. Mr.. Smart, Of Cokesbury,
during our big time last week.
THE Baptist Association meets on
tomorrow and our people will well
come and entertain the delegates.
THE Cothran Sabre Club return
thanks to Mrs. Branch and Mrs. Coo
gler for q beautiful banner.
MRS. NJ. Nj. WHITES millinery
goods are all in and will he ready for
exhibition in o few days.
DR.. Thompson, one of the best Den
lists in the world, has returned from
the Centennial.
THE exercises of Misses White and
Livingston's schools we're resumed Oh
Monday.
THE beautiful flag for the Abbeville
Rifles vas received a few days since.
REV. Mr.. Patterson, of Mt. Carmel,
was in town Oh Monday last.
Mrs. DR.. Sondley, of Newberry, is q
guest of the Aston House.
The infant daughter of Mr.. T. C.
Seals died last week.
Mr.. Templeton rcjoices..over the birth
of q daughter.
THE colored band have q new thirty
dollar drum.
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Lost or Stolen.

"HE Democratic Club Of Calhoun's
Mills will meet on the 25thjlist.,
at 10 o'clock, and it is expected there
will be a full attendance Of the club as
there will he several prominent speak
ers there on that day who will address
the meeting. JAS. MCCASLAN,
President Calhoun's Mills Club.
Sept. ~, 1876. ..
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Sherif's Sale.
Peter Mcclellan,
against


against Execution.
VIM. Johnson.
EDY virtue of all Execution to me
directed. in the above stated
case, I will sell to the highest bidder,
ut Public Auction, within the legal
hours of sale, at Abbeville' Court
House, on Monday, the End day Of
October, A. D. 1876, the following de-
scribed property, to wit: All that
tract or parcel of Land, situate, lying
and being in Greenwood Township;
in the County of Abbeyille, South
Carolina, known as the William
Johnson Place, and containing
one hundred and thirty one acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands
of DIR. Lewis Anderson Stan
more Brooks, Mr.. Nickles and
others. Also.cotton, hogs, mules, cart,
wagon, &c. Levied on and to be sold
as the property of -William Johnson at
the suit of Peter McKeller to satisfy
the aforesaid Execution and costs,
l.. P. GUFFIN, Sheriff A. c.,
Sheril's Office Sep. II 1876.
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CONSIGNEEs,

EXPREss.-J ] Moseley, Miss North, +
Hunter, FL Pickens, Misses Copeheld.. A 7
Garner, Parker, J McGill. II l. Huckabee
L / Cuftin, W 7 Bradley, r r Desvcrney,
ERElGHT.-WD Mars q Co, B Il & ] F
Bell, j Richey, A Clinkscales, G f Heard
6 McAlister, A J and + Cleveland, /
y P1ckens, j 4 Brooks. K b Cade, Fl L Huck'
Zee, II Parker, Trewlt 4 p Holcomb,
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Mr.. W. A. TEMpLEToN, of the firm,
of Cunningham & Templeton, has
Just returned from q trip to the great
commercial mart, where lie bought 6
choice and select lot of goods at low
prices. He will be prepared to givt
great bargains in a few days.
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Sherif's Sale.
Malone and Arnold,
against Execution.
10k ft;kR

VS.
against Execution.
Robt. Griffin.
BY virtue of an Execution to me
directed in the above stated case, ]
will sell to the highest bidder at Pub,
lie Auction within the legal hours Of
sale, at Abbeyille Court House on
Monday, the I'd October, A. D.. 1878,
the following described property, ia
wit the JEFFERSON PLACE, con.
tanning 8 acres, more or less, bounded
i IL ss1 r. L. Coleman, 81: +: g. Parks,
and others, levied on and to be sold as
the property Of Robt. Griffin, at the
suit of Martha Malone and Elizabeth
Arnold.
Terms Cash.
L. P. GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeville Comfy.
Sheriff's Office,
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THE new town council were sworn
in on Monday, and the election of q
town marshal takes place next Mon-
day. We think justice and IL best
interests of the town demand that a
coIored man should get the place.
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THE young lady who gave us a let
ter at Clinkscalcs' Mills on last Friday
two weeks ago, for Miss A. B. Of
Greenwood, will be pleased to know
that we put it III. the office on Sunday
last. We usually keep letters longer
than that.
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Notice to Creditors.

A IL parties having claims against
IN. the estate Of G. Harvey Wilson,
deceased, will present the same duly
attested before the undersigned with
in the time prescribed by law, or be
barred.
LEROY J.. WILSON,,
Administrator.
Abbeville, S. G., July Is, 1876.
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MARKET

LIVERPOOL, September 1872 NJ
Cotton irregular-middling uplands 8;
middling Orleans 6 3-l6; sales 5000.
New YORK, September ls.-l2 NJ
Cotton easy; sales S6l, at 1lsall GIG.
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THERE was a picnic at Brooks
Mill on last Thursday. Col. Cothran,
II. r. Hemphill, Eugene Gary, john
Mcneil, J. Y. Jones, Orville T.. CAL
houn were the speakers. a good dim
ncr was furished to all.
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Sept. 10, 1876.

a LIBERAL ADVANCE on the
"A cash value Of cotton will be
paid to persons indebted to us by note
or account.
QUARLES & PERRIN.
Sent. 10. 1879.
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During the meeting the Press and
Banner had the pleasure Of calls from
the following editorial and rep"rtorial
gentlemen of the press, who were IN
attendance upon our great political
lovc-fcast: Messrs. ]. II. Biackmall,
of the Ncavs ant Courier; W. S.
Fraser, of the journal Of Commerce;
w. B. Mcdaniel, of the Register; A.:
S. Todd, of the anderson Journal
James A.. Hoyt, of the anderson IN
tcNigcnccr; II. p. Crews, of the Laur-
cnsrUe Herald; ]. l.. Noruell, of the
Nincty-Sar Herald. Thefollowing typo
graphical gentlemen were also regis.
tered at our sanctum: Mcssrs. o. A.
Langston, of the anderson Jonvn0l;'
G. G.. Langston, of the anderson Intel
Hgcncc1; Frank Girk, of the associate
Rctornaed Presbyterian ; all Of whom
we were glad to see in our office, to OK
tend to them q hearty greeting and Il
thrice welcome to our political love
feast,