The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1882-08-02

hmend us TO the good people around
about Emory Chapel in Edgetield
~, for an abundant supply of fried
len, mutton and shoai. For four
they fed the District Conference
kales. and did not hold up one tirle.
3D6e,7y Heruhi. DR.. Wilson was at
~ Chapel, and seems to have Jared
II his temporal wants. He return
tn his mustache shaved Oft. posi-
his inconmoded him, ard intcriered
his doing justice to the fried chick
luton and shoat alluded to above.
6 colored Presbyterians of this town
uilding a handsome house of wor-
Their pastor went North and Sc
fifteen hundred dollars, which in
lon TO their own subscriptions, and
" yet to be raised will give them a
bone structure, which Will he acred-
those undertaking the work. \
will be taught in Il apartment.
LILLE some of our people are trying
the State University, we would
lr readers to examine the Hon. b.
ills recent letter to the Rev. DR..
|, in which he has an expression i'll
nee to the Georgia University. 1t
that South Carolina alone is on the
rack on the educational question.
E opposition to the Stale University
liged to succunb sooner or later.
fnen may lack education, but they
hs good common as any body.
be time will come when the PROPOSE
b deny their sons a high education
be considered an insult which they
esent at the ballot box.
tax for the State University
hts to six cents on the thousand dol
Forth. If you have not many thou
dollars on which to pay the six
what are you talking about? Mr..
Arnold and Col. J. +. Calhoun, the
ID taxpayers in the county, only
butte two dollars and fifty cents
10 the University:
ATEvER may be the result of the
4ry election on the 18th instant, the
man sooner or later is certain to see
bjuslice of any proposition to close
tate University TO his son. In the
Phbins of to-day may be found the
who will be u great men thirty
hence.
corn crop will be enormous in this
D, unless cut off by some uneXpect-
amity. We learn that in Anderson
fought that corn will not command
than forty cents, while it is said
i will not he worth more than from
b seventy-fve cents in Abbeville.
{ LIGHT RUNNING "DoMEsTIC."-
ever tie domestic" sewing ma
has been introduced they are popu-
bcause first they are light running (;
j; they are durable; third, they are
hple that even a child cal operate
bsfuliy. For sale by T.. NJ. fladdon
TAIN PARKS, the County Auditor;
nished the work of assessing The
hal property in this county. He
over the papers in reference to the
Etate last Monday 10 the townships
ors.
SrRIKEs.-We learn that yester-
norning a German at work in the
he factory struck for higher wages
he afternoon he struck out for AT
T. II. WALKER is going into bust
b the new stores Of Judge COthran,
have just been completed. Mr..
br comes to hbbevilie TO remain for
Ev1LLE and Cokesbury base hall
will play next Thursday afternoon
3 grounds of the Cokesbury club.
hal train will run from &bbeville.
are short of printers, and hence the
gof a recent dininution of III read
alter. 1t is to be hoped that this
Il affairs may not continue.
E. H.. MCBRIDE, who so lately left
wn, is now at Jackson, Tennessee,
he is opening a splendid stock OF
in an eligible location:
RECEIVED. - Another lot a.
ed homespun, brown homespuns
fown drillings, &c. II. NJ. Haddou
IRE will be a meeting of the Don
lille Democratic Club at Donnalds
kurday, August 9Th at 2 O'Clock T