The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-09-07

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nuo.,u.t c'"n'! 90 ho' want, "t any price.
,snoIalt men ana women for teachers. ''P"or
.I"chG'a arc Il curse u" Il community, worse
man .ne lsn2s ana nee ct Egypt, i"r where
' rr. ', ni.d =" r"nS.oerap'e eN,c"t, they de-
sra"e niliu, dcpraHc morals. and corrupt re.
'Si'n: We q" ho' want SIMPLY a place for
'i'i','T Mh" Is ""' @! employment. "H!Ehiy
"'."'t =, N'n,l"'!' i letter rrconnnen-
''''" ia" ".@'lN C"'l%c'rd. We 10 mt
II',n,r, |"""S! ,h"$', rio,
T""'I I'1''h'" '"'I M"J hIf" Zee" IN 'ra'.
tm a. '"'"" " ''''3'"'"H else f~F ""@"r-
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r,o Setter far
tnI .;,I. !; - . u- ~, n,"sl ms vrr' .""l
~ w. '''N =. ~ >"a'H lowest e. pthS,
in m, h"""'n$iE' ny W"r" "r',cd, .c send
- T'Sr' "'N' ~ :'uH'ihS ,hllid "t Youth"
Nov mere Is what Mr.. i!S"u reports that
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,,,, - " . " ""o solo'erS III "iiIcc-no
":r'tr no" Ha'ia:l' ,hcv may have been in war
II Il ''l,e" 1T everything rlsc.'
H. ! uscu ne ABOVE sentence every one must
S,e hn""h maj l was Speaking of the office
cuinr and 49, LOO" al my language IN the cir
I"n"' ""u ~ i"',@",%r IN ITS connection at
son dnnS ~" -" n, =" ~ 'nc pcr'crSe Mr.. VIII
H. WIN ""' "c'ic's nno the h"che' III mind.
L h :. n"Hs: WI our E"Mng mcn who
nf scn E' W, I LIZ INC war point the finger
t,n;r r.n'n ~ - ;'''!''S WIZ" ""'iy su'cr from
Sno ,L, hn.n
,c.i IL ~ n"ne ni"'''S OF inc i''rSs ""@ B"n.
.c,,,nT "tSr"S rnas manner the battle
! v;iln cm,,In an '>nt' nv '"'trS.oi Honc'
WiI.nn s' y" g .. ING eiec'i"n' MI:
this "v,irr,n" ,,h "nP"i EHmhN h'utSei' OF
..r, ;,,i ~, ny u ,''H'!a"'icS 'hat he had
: Cnnan t " nv,a .n'i eis'; peilevc Mr..
! : r,rm;nn W. NH," lis CHOSEN vocation
! +, tLn nnHH ~ > ",c'n lhSihuatl"ns
'oni"'t '|'"l'hSt"hoihr.
,hn ;mcrt, IN 'nS language IL. Duo Vest or in
Cont Cnv.,n w. ~, -! VIZ which
tv. can noss;hIv ~ x"n, = c""",
~, cn,,cnrr,J ;, 30 lar as l
| and if I h,J thn ,,nnnr T., ""iI ncn,'',S"'S
frurn thn ,nn,,m, I'M, - ~" noL"," 'hr'h
tIon,ic tn thn p,n;Gn Wv. w., ."D"Ilu from me
into the memories of the parents and crnr,
true seeker OF the Ghildren's best welfare
ihan alythlng else in our system Morvuyh-
IL q"dt!fcd teuchcr:.
The mean insinnati"n which has appeared
oyer ana over again III the columns OF the
Press ana Bonher that ! WAS in any way on
posed to the education of poor children. or
mat Mr.. h'n@h and myself refused even the
arguments OF an English education to poor
children IN Nhi;c iiail' Is absolutely and un-
qTa!iticdly false. The man who makes tEe in
IT Will be seen by al impartial and disin-
tSreStrd investigation that the action OF the
trustees ana thc County Board and the State
n'"iu ""S NOT ncoarrcd Il single individual or
Il S'I%'c cn'lu OF poor white renters, from
pubilc Tree school privileges. 1t is claimed
nH inc trustees that the children of the Hugh
" ilSnn school can he easily accommodated ut
the h'te l!al' school, as they have been in
VIC PaS'. ihc patrons oil the Hugh Wilson
school say that sit is not Of the distance that
We co'hP'h'h, D", "natural obstacles y Bv
hat"rat obstacles Is meant, | suppose, Hard
LABOR over which there Is Il good long
bridge
ms c"hoitioh OF affairs existed for four
gears under Capt. Cowan, and the Eccords
snow that the average Attendance at white
.iati WIS greater IN the winter months than
II me spring, "hich shows that 1T was not i'm
Iassao'e 'npStacies no much as "cr"pS' that
diminished attendance at White Hall:
1854 At WHITE HALL SCHOOL
FEBRUARY. total .nrc,lmont ., ,r.r.ro,7
Marcel. 90 's
ADril. az - on
MAY, d. - ~
The peoylc of Abbcv;,l, cu,,,t, ,vh, ~
dispussiomate invcstio,iinn NJ ~. ","m ~
see that the whole diligently o,n,xs mmt NJ 49,
fact that Mr.. Hugh Wilson If ,Ln W,nn w.
hi. ~ I;ttin f,m;,. .I :" " III" anu
more than three hundred rL;,,]ru, |Httt%TSi L;, VI
Hall.
The Eo,rd of T,,.,.s ,f .. r..
are empowered unJnr Tn. l,w. , >" WIS., ~
management and control IF IN. tn.,i NV IL
tionai interests OF tLrir rrs n.ct;v t"vn. i
to fix ,b. rutr nf ,,v ~ fnna,, ~" "oh'ps;
houses, to select AID nrn,Ior tho SI""'
Now, because tho trustr.s ,f WI" III;
Townshin .xrrr;..d tL.;r ;nJ al
they conceived tn hr for IN" h.s, :" way
all concerned. it has been chnrm,d f,I.nI,. |..
they were working against the moor child cnn
The truth is they cIiimrd I'm bn m,,L;mu ~
rcctlv in tl,. interest nf ,,nr, th,r anms '"
children Of tn. township. md thar Wv p"",
lust and fair to the , other scl,nrIs ,r H., ~
shin To establish schools "a n.nrn,ni n "n
yhnn am vn. .,n;o;nm, r" % each "tner
thnt tho l,Ijr r,nI;iv samIs "'",ne" ina
Wilson's nIoutoti ion c,,id Ln n,.ir iiusn
dated. as h.retnf fore. ,t The Wit. Hi ,.n, "