The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-05-09
THE DUE west COLLEGES.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION INTERESTING PRO-
GRAMME.
A Live Solicitor on the Grand
ROunds--EndOrscm OF the Press
md Banner...AssOrtmen OF Items.

ROunds.- Endorsement Of the Press
and Banner...AssOrtmen OF Items.
DUE WEST, May S, 1888.
Hon. John E. Bradley Is In tt wn.
DIR. Wideman don't improve fast.
Mr. Harvey ClinLscales looks pleasing as 81
basket of chips"
The last copy of the Press and Banner was
spicy and full OF news;
Let all the State officers be nominated by
primary and show themselves to the people:
We would be glad to have the weights of the
fish caught by the nimrods noted In last Press
and Banner.
]. P. Reid's commencement, which occurs In
Gastonia 25th May.
Mr.. NJ. B. Clinkscales has painted his house
snowy white with green blinds. 1t looks
Mr.. Ibzan Bell is doing nice job of paint
ing for DR.. Jones on the Saluda. Mr.. Bell Is
we'll up in the arts.
Donalds the other day, through the kindness
of Mr.. Shirley, the efficient miller. Mr.. Todd
has q nice house and excellent machinery.
This will be great accom- mmodation to the
pqPS,Gf Prof Low Lowpy is disconsoa,e that the Press
and Banner made him out 2 WidoWer by say.
ing last week that Mrs. Lowry "is Colbert"
Rev. 0. Y. bonner Is spending q few days ~
town. He is looking we'll and is doing good
work In his chosen profession.
Mr.. J. f. Calhoun spent several days In Oco-
nee last week at the = Clemson ms place. he says
the estate Is @
to be made out Of II, however. MI. Calhoun
will likely fall heir to John c. Calhoun's pa
pers. This was his business up there.
Andcrson's charming young ladies and took
in the Junior exhibition. Miss Brown and
Miss Lila Barr will spend few days in Due
West.
Due West is luXurlating on strawberries
Prof. Millor and Mr. Mark Grier made two
capital addresses at the missionary society
last meeting. India was the subject under
Capt. W. C. MCGOWAN and Mr. w. L. Miller,
OF AbbeVille, took in the Junior exhibition
together. Mr.: Miller INTRODUCED Mr.; McGoW-
'sold as rock" In this section for the Solici-
torship. ale is a good one.'
Rev. o. Y. Bonner preached capital SER
mon in the Associate Reformed church Sab.
bath morning. Prof. Todd excelled himself
in the same pulpit that evening.
Mr.. Brown gave his congregation ut the
Baptist church one of his best sermons Sab.
bath at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. John Hood Is Mt home ut this time look
Ing exceedingly we'll.
We heartily endorse the position OF the
Press am Gmd psard on the S,a b,SSI
We were glad to meet DR.. speer, of Lown-
desville, Mr.. ]. NJ. Baker, OF the Advertiser,
Mr.. Isaac McCalla, Mr.. Huckabee. the "local''
Of the Press and Banner, and others, at the
The Junior exhibition was a splendid sue.
cess. The largest crowd that we ever remem-
Der TO have seen was present. Ao6eviile was
iicitorj, Mr.. W. L. Miller, Messrs. Link and
McDill. Troy by Hon. ]. E. Bradley and Mrs.
DR.. Pressly. Anderson Court House by Mr..
Town closer by fuller delegation. The
young men did we'll. The oratory Of some OF
them was very effective. Rev. Brown Of the
Baptist church opened the exercises with an
spr,d Surpassed itself The eulogium on "The
Jews" we thought most worthy compliment,
In our day when we have so much TO the con-
trary. We give the programme:
Prayer.
Sacred music.
The Master Genius of the 18th Century-R.
L. Bell, Due West, s. G.
Music-Tahoe Waltz.
The Jews-W. w. Bradley, Troy, 8. G.
Mecklenburg's Declaration Of Independence
R. L. Brown, Charlotte, N. O.
Music-Woodland Vows-Schottisch.
The Worlds Estimate OF Character. P.
Dale, Rowell, Ala.
Observation-Disclosures
Influence OF the Puritan Upon National Life
e. B: Kennedy. Due West, s. c.
Music-Silver Bells-Waltz.
The Dead Emperor and the Living Chancel-
lor-F. N. Martin, Newberry, 8. G.
Music-Elfn Waltz.
International Arbitration-D. P. Miller,
Camden, Ala.
Music-Maid Of Beauty-Polka.
The Influence Of Cleveland's Administra-
ton on the South-P. w. Moffatt, Troy, Tenn.
Music-Lillie Belle-Galop.
Church-W. .. Sample, Charlotte, N. C..
Music-Helter Skelter-Galop.
The Scientific Spirit Of the Age-C. P. Will
son, Troy, Tenn.
MARSHALs.
G. W. Pressly, Lulah, 8. c.
Z. L. Reid, Sardis, NC.
w. C. Brlce, Woodwards, S. c.
o. johnson, Due West, 3. c.