The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1879-03-12

dE old Jackson Literary Society is
It's legs again, rejuvcnatcd we hope.
keeting of u young men was held on
hday night in the Court House and a
aporary organization was effected with
lip. DeBruhl, Esq, in the chair II >.
Jason Esq, as Secretary. Messrs. De-
.hl, Cason and Graham were appoint
1 committee to draught a constitution
provide for the permanent reorgani-
BIN of the society. This is all institu-
which has a worthy object in view
to sustain the past career OF Able
B her Young men must be up and do
and take advantage of every oppor-
6ty offered to improve their minds.
ksrs. DeBruhl and Cothran were APP
hted a Committee to solicit member
5 and all DESTROYS of connecting them
les with the society will confer with
In. The next meeting is Saturday
hing at u o'clhck, in the Court House.
all of our young men come out.
he REGISTERS EDITORIALS. A
/ deal has lately been said in "
3kly press about the great length of
Registers editorials. 1t is not their
Eth we object to so mnch ; it is their
kh. 1--WE print this with fear and
hbling, having a wholesome remem-
bee oil the punishment inflicted upon
Medium and the GreenUiUe NeWS for
r temerity in referring to the length.
Sc two journals were almost crushed
aeath beneath the Registers ponder
paw
HIS is to acknowledge with thanks
reception of a neatly printed invita-
! to attend the anniversary celebration
he Carolina Literary Society of Adgcr
4ege, of Walhalla, On the l4th of
Fch. James F. Cooper will preside
b the meeting; James p. Carey will
yer an Grafton and John l.. McLees
A. S. Peken will debate the question
light the utiiitarian system of educa-
to be encouraged" This is n Of
most fiourishing and worthy institu-
Is Of learning in the State.
be- L. H. Russell's notice advertising
erior cotton seed for sale. He sold
cotton, as our readers will remember,
one and a half cents a pound above
market price in Abbevilie, and when
! John Knox shipped it to Charleston
cotton commanded two-and-a-half
Is a pound more than any cotton sent
2n Abbeville. It would be a wise
homy in our farmers to buy some of
seed.
Ne congratulate the members Of the
! Silver Cornet Band upon the success
their efforts to organize another. The
bnce in the Treasury after selling the
instruments and paying off all debts
b about $50, and since then their funds
e been enhanced to nearlyS20O. Band
hlogues have been circulating around
bly, and we may expect in a very short
Q to have our town enlivened with the
accustomed "toots."
yes! o yes! all young gentlemen
h matrimonial aspirations would do
| to note the fact that Captain l.. w.
lite will leave for New York in a few
Is to buy a Spring stock of goods.
nothing in a young mans wardrobe
II equal Importance to a fine fitting
1T, it would he we'll for you to leave
hr measure at the store Of White
others, before he goes away.
UGH stray COWS as get the opportuni,
10 roam at large nowadays, stop where
ence used to be, and ruminate upon
probabilities Of it's removal being
rely q trap TO entice them on to greater
hgers, and so lengthy is the process OF
lection that Manuel usually rope:
4m in before they have reached a con
sion, and they awake ID consciousness
the pound.
MASTER LEWIS HARRISON of Ander'
&ville received a sever cut on the heat
various other bruises from being
own out of a buggy. Mr.. Earle hi
Sther-in-law got out of the buggy t.
ch a 'possum near the road when TIT
tse took fright and threw the young
in out. He is rapidly improving un
the treatment of DR.. Withcrspoon.
bur very efficient and ever courteou!
istant postmaster, Mr.. James NJ. Law
b, has been sick for a week; but under
! skillful treatment Of DR.. Parker, WI
be to see him out in a few days. jim
one of most substantial young
$n, and one who knows well how tt
Ike money, while he understands the
! of holding on to it.
A YOUNG man who gets a subordinate
uation sometimes thinks it not, neces
~ to give it much attention. He vii
it until he gets a place of responsible
and then he will show people what h
b do. This Is a very great mistake
hatever his situation may be, he hoult
lister it in all its details, and perform sl
duties faithfully:
AN interesting case was tried befor
bal Justice Calhoun yesterday between
etleson and Norris. Norris has been
rk for Gittleson for some three or fou
pnths and having had a falling out will
ktleson, sued him for his wages ant
Images and the balance due him S.
b given him by the jury. L. w. Per
ESQ.,, represented the Plaintiff anc
b. Noble the defendent.
II Is always important that ptrchas
should know where to buy thei
DDS to the best advantage. For thu
hson we ask attention to the establish
bnt of Mr.. w. r. Mcdonald which ha
bt been opened at the store room re
billy occupied by Miss Ramey.