The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-06-06

orr friend the rev. Sid III. Brown,
Of the christian .Ncjyabor', is very muc.!
opposed to war, and we think he is con-
,iIcrably o"cr half right. Let him push
the question IN ri its bearings, and raSr
some Of those un!orgiVinm sanct:moni"u>
Sr!rrigH.t"uuS brethren who p~ar;alio o!
that most comfortable sacrament Of Il
, Lord and :;a:inur jesus Christ, and
At the same time bear malice to-
wards some fellow man whom they
iuauinc has in some WAY injured them
or offended their dignity. III 4 man
say. 7 love Cad, and hatch his brother.
il. is Il lia:." And this commandments
have We from him, "That he who lovctl
cod !ovc:h his brother also"
CnARLESroS has two Of tho most ably
conducted daily papers in the South, ANA
tacy. are held in high esteem 10y the citi-
ZrnS OF .~tbDryilir. If our people want Il
GOOD paper. with all the news from all
parts OF the world they cannot DO better
than 10 take either the JoHrn0i Of tOm-
Lacyce or the NrNs art COprier. In each
of these papers may be found fall tr!c-
graphic Legislative proceedings, and able
editorials on the political and financial
situation. including full accounts Of the
progress Of the great war III the East.
STOKES CAN 60 !lrAn.-Tlis week he
tell Il ii5E Stor: which heatS III" Eco"""
(nNyipy'S snake story OF last week. TEc
I1utps say that men from that t"wn
last week caught asturgcon "ut of Broad
River nine Zee: and four inches long,
weighing two hundred and four pounds.
Timt'S a whopirr, friend Stokes.
THE editor Of the Pirheus Sentinel, ID.
T.. Bradley. like our W. X. on Long
Cane. is Il mcmhrr of the House OF Rep
rcScntativcH. The editor keeps his read
rrs fully informed rs to the movements
Of the ~law-nIakcts, but our Mr.. Bradley
don't write to rs.
THE NjNrtv-Sir GHnrdian publishes
some astounding news from Amos
Willis. The editor doesn't state wlictll-
rr lie received The information by tclr-
graph Or by the mails. Let that bc as it
may, however, the statements will be
ncwS to some Of his readers.
TIE -1"gusio chronicle and Sentinel
publishes an interesting column OF
Geprgia new every day, and twice &
week gives in addition, a column Of
''Palmctto Lcavcs,' all of which are in
tercsting reading.
4 CORRESPONDENT of the E'Jcfcid
.idrcrtiScr says that Governor Hampton
has 7,l49 nancSakcS i'll this State. Nlat
a time the Governor will have about
twenty-five wears from now, if he has to
furnish half Of them with office.
THE LoHrcnSrIIc Hcruid warns the
Democracy not to be over confident of
CARRYING the next election. Correct. In
this county We intend to carry the next
election, even il We should have 10 in
suit the whit" Radicals.
''Om' Monthly" for May is out. 1t is
\ great Improvement on its predecessors.
Tn" editor is absent and the devils have
charge this month. Give us more "EN-
tracts from our Home Life"
OUR friend Daily, of the Grc"nriNe En-
tclpTiSr has been toAndtrSon lately. lie
ought to co,nc to .Abbcvillr, too. Thcr,
is IN v here that grows brighter at his
coming.
THE .ingustn chronicle d"d ConStitn'
tiDHntist is a choice GGily. The weekly
issue OF that paper should be taken 10y
every man III -Abbcvillc county.
Our friend Baily, of the GrrcnriU'
Enterprise, was Introduced to the Post
master General rs he passed G~rcenville
THE Cumdrn JOu1nol had a column full
Of locals this week.
MorE Mad DoG>.-Wc are informed
that last Friday, Mr.. NJ. B. Lee, in DO
canville Township, killed q valuable
dog of his own, after being assured tina
he was mad. John Howard, LYNN!
about five miles below this town killc'
on Tuesday last a mad dog, after he hat
bitten several dogs and hogs. lc felt Sc
confident that the dog was mac that NJ
killed all the animals the dog had bitten
On the same day Il dog was killed on
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