The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1878-01-30

This week We give II long account Of the
Gincus>ion il'thc Legislature on the question
"i rc-OpcninS The State University. which AL
should read. II Will be observed that our
own representatives vigorously upTOsed this
educational institution.
From TIE present indications the opponents
OF the state University and thc lsePreSe'tu-
ZIONIST IN the Legislature viii be defeated,
horse, foot and Dragons.
Il is 10 be hoped that GU: Legislature will
lot The public debt alone.
Mr. \. f.. Mars has sold his stock Of goods
to Mr.. l.. =, McCctrry, who Will hcncclorlh
conduct the business on the McIlwaine cor
vcr. While we regret To. lose SO good L ci;i-
zen rs NJ. Mars. "" welcome welcome Mr..
McCclvcy to the community.
Mr.. Wallace Bruce. OF Ncwhcrry. is now In
tnc telegraph office at .NiacIy->iN. We con
graduate Ninety-SiX upon having so efficient
and ohliglng an operator.
The public wei! is being worked on again.
THE Nrpbrrry Hrrdid has 4 column edited
by the college boys, and tho .N"mberrV Neux
ha. also II column edited by the young ladies
OF the female college. Both papers were still
alive 1t last accounts.
AHoruHa EIGur To SEVEN VEEo1cT.-
Til" SuprcIn" Court OF South Carolina last
week ouSted the Republican Juilcs of this
voting -""!yrs' and the Republicans voting
.no." We have BEEN on tho streets OF .Abhc-
vile and have talked TO all sorts and coLGi-
tionS OF men, and have yet To- see the man
who expressed himself us pleased With the
verdict.
SUNDAY was II rainy day and many Of the
fair weather Christians away from
the houses OF divine worship.
Mr.. M~EMMISGER touched the marrow OF
the question In his speech in favor @! the
University BIZ. We publish ii this morning,
and commend 1t to our readers.
4. great many men are honest COR lack OF
opportunity, but they get just AS much credit
aS though they had SIT hungry all their lives
within three feet of the grocery cracker barrel.
PLANT FRUIT TREES.-This Is the season
in which 10 plant fruiL-trecs and We hope that
every farmer will see 10 IL that he has q, few
good trees set out on his place. From two IL
i've dollars will buy IL shall lot: any of which
trees would be worth III a few years double
Inc cost of the whole. Children and grown
up people are obliged TO have fruit To be
healthy.
SHADE TREEs-We hope the Council and
the 10; ownurs about towE may plant q few
shade trees on tina sid--yatkS about own,
where they are so much needed.
II you want cards. le;ter-headS, bili-heads,
or anything in the printing line 1t is to your
interest to coiISCI; the .eSS and Bapr, : office.
! SOME Of our up-conniry representatives ap.
pctted at great disadvantage in the ti"u>e
du'inS The University Biz debate, in their un'
jdstlt:ab.c atLaciS on Mr. VI :mminger, tic
Iclrne .SeStJr OF tle SGlerai Assembly. Is
taero not an Old prpvcro aoJu: not putting ON
the cap unless IL Its
The school trustees Of this township met a.:
llit -SlI. All VIE ilitlIlItTs ftI1lp iIcftHl.
Newiin .iierccr was e.ectcd teacher at poor
house.
W. NJ. Pressly was elected teacher ut Rock
J. II. Simmons was elected principal OF
Poplar Grove School.
Hiss Ann Gulin WAS elected teacher o
the Spr0nSc School.
Mrs. Alcck Richey was elected teach
er Of Warrenton.
Miss N. V: Reid was elected teacher ut tho
Giincr school.
Jane Williams was elected teacher IN fort
Miss Mamie. White was elected teacher a
u. VI" rShnl'S.
Patte:so" WaIdiaw wGs elected teacher a
Mr.. Ro1t. Ward: VS. yard.
Ne Careful FARM r. Bef"rc purchasing
Your SUBJ les ell and "ft them 1t bottom
1igurcs from Norwood & Jones.
Lopy OUr.-thri at Norwood ( Zones mex
! week. Ir%vc r0uT "r6cls Il tire %iO:c alit
lave ihcm dt.ir"rr, fro" O; c~i%,r.".
GREAT Inconsistencies PEI barrel
20 lbs. VIII" *u-;T ~: St.E. chri"c NcE I
i leans SyrupatT, c.n.:. ~ ,lcuvrr colt e.
Sl.Nl. An 10 he had At he ricap I"ln. .: N"r
wood & Jones.
o. Greco " nod iil,H s1.nnr.. Ne cuiI-.t III
late both he town and ms oe,t:h"r.
HANK Mr.. li9'a flr M nm ns"r'Nt o
X-lliutaut-<is'."ri ru.v!s has los: Iii
place in the Custom : ou*c.
JuaceSTownscnd. 3".danl !tackcy have sen
1 in their reSiGnati"':S.
The Senate has rejected the MDiIctt bel
prnch ana the liquor sellers arc htppy.
4 : Miss IEIGLEE VIII teach SchJD. near CoiCs
bury.
BACON is selling in .Abbcville NJ w cents.
THE time approaches when old officers vii
be In suslence and candidates for thCir place
a. thick as hops.
THE people should reflect calmly uN"n til
importance Of electlnc good men 10 all the .!
ticcS, Tho best men should be chosen.
THE work upon which the Democracy, {
this County was in dancer Of being spit hi
been removed. The Democrats do not pr"
pose 20 bother with fences, bonds, schools. q
anvthing OF the sort. but will attend strict
TO the business OF eIcclinG good Democrats I
office. .
nrs1srss is unnsualk dull at this Season.
The result of our experience Is that repudi
ation. direct or indirect. in part or IN whole
Isl bad thing. AMI that It is never wise 10 <
back ward in n good Bs!htm0'" Sum.
Mono-bromido Of c"mrhOr OF seed. Radis'
seed will s,rout in forty-eight hours If SOAKED
in this spiunnl.
We welcome Or. Terrell to hhhcriI"', II
come. aiyuy .ccrM'IcndCd. So !n* DIVER
tiSe Incnt.
W. -. !. Temp :or'f ri.i.i,cn :.,iNe &"
measles.