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THANKSGIVING THOUGHTS.
short Abstracts of the OF an Able and
Impressive Sermon by Dr. -
IOwrie Wilson.

short Abstracts of the OF am Able and
Lowrie Wilson.
Thanksgiving Day was observed at the
Presbyterian church. Sermon by the Pastor
Rev. j. Lowrie Wilson, D. d., from the text'
Esther, eth chapter, 22nd verse, THAT they
should make them days of feasting and JOY
Of sending one to another, and gifts 10 the
The celebration of certain feast days by the
Jews was explained and held up as an exam
Pile for us to initiate, saying, THE most re
Gods ancient people" None were more hon
ored than they. There is something about
them, which challenges the admiration OF
mankind. In their ranks Is lot found stsg tne great
one or the most faithful and pious Of their ma
tion and through his intercession, on the very
day fixed upon their extermination on oy ,e, tneir
ened destruction and this day Is now ooserv-
ed by the Jews in memory of this dellverance.
and Is one OF the most joyful OF their Feast
The lesson drawn from the incident in the
history of the Jews was that OF gratitude.
This should be. indeed a day of thanksgiv.
ing to us. We should especially rejoice as a
nation, for said ne "Ine lie OF our natlon nau
been preserved"
Abiding to the politics of our country he
said I'VE should be thankful that the dark
clouds that had hovered over US, had been
largely dissipated." But coming nearer. the
southern people should be thankful, for
special deliverances from the storm OF nature,
cyclones earthquakes and volcanic emptions
we should rejoice in our civil and religious
prlyileees-and in our abundant harvest.
The doctor warned his hearers OF the dan.
ger OF prosperity, lest it should make the
heart proud, and thereby forgetful that God
was the giver of all these blessings.
The sermon was concluded by urging his
people tc follow the example OF Gods ancient
people, and to obey the command OF our So
viour2"to remember the poor"
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DUE WEST.
Shall Her Halls be Desecrated 2
DUE WEST, S. c., Nov. 10Th, 1896

Due WEST, S. c., Nov. 10Th, 1890.
Conductor SeZemore was In town Friday.
There was big frost last Sunday morning.
Mr.. Newton Nichols has very fine drove
Judge Hoillngsworth went to Anderson
one day last week.
Mr.. christopher Ellis OF Leyel Land died
last week Age g. years; 1n,i; o,sr. n, Morrou
Nichols & Co., Steve Is a good fellow and an
excellent clerk.
Mr.. T. E. Polhill took In the alliance meet
ing ut Ahbeville last Friday.
The Associate Reformed church ut Due
West needs new furnace or new sexton or
more diligence on part Of the deacon. One
Of these three things-mostly the middle
one.
in Due West q few days last week.
The present Senior class of Erskine num-
Der fourteen and there are ten theological
ST tudents In the seminary Tho Senior class
in the Female college plumbers about eiyh-
teen.
Mai. F. w. r. Nance now occupies the Pow
er residence, and NJ. +. l. Bell occupies the
house formerly occupied by aim.
Rev. J. A. Boown has moved into Brooklip
and occupies the Aiewiso honsc. =
Mrs. NJ. Jenie Cain of Arlington, Ga, Is Wis
iting Mr.. w. D. Stone and Mr.. r. S. Galloway.
The Misses Whitcsides are visiting friends
In Due West.
Mr.. PressIy preached on Thanksgiving Day;
Revs. w. F. Pearson and ]. A. Brown assist
Ing.
The Erskne College matter will come up
for settlement In Chester on next Wednes-
day.
DR. Corrin is visiting in Chappels, S. G.
There Is some talk OF small shoe factory
for Due West
In to the committee ON Erskine College las t
among them Mr.. Joe T.. johnson OF Laurens,
S. G. Mr.. johnson is proud OF his aim a ma
ter and she is proud OF him.
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Trip to Anderson.

On last Wednesday your correspon dent
found 1t necessary TO visit Anderson. He
went up on the early morning train. AT the
depot he found Judge Lyon and Rev. Mr.. Ber-
ry bound for Anderson, also 10 attend the
State Conference.
1 attended the Conference on Thursday
night and heard an excellent address from
DR.. Morton the Extension agent. His state.
ments show that the Methodist church is
moving forward oil along the line.
The Methodist, Of Anderson have nice new
church.
/ remained over the next day and spent
Thanksgiving day with my Anderson friends.
and attended the Presbyterian church. and
heard fine sermon from Rev. Coke Smith.
speaking q new church. but they expect TO
remodel It at an expense of some four thou
sand dollars
Here met Mr.. A. B. Towers, who is one Of
the highest integrity. He was young man
at Anderson when my father read medicine
there under DR.. Evans: My father always
held Mr.. Towers In the highest esteem.
and Lander. l also met Prof. Kilgo OF Wof-
ford.
Mr. Isaac Macaulay of Lowndesville, Mr..
II. F. Fuller Of Coronaca, and Messrs. Geo. c.
at Conference.
Abbeville has regular colony at Anderson.
There Is Samuel ID. Brownlee, OF Due West,
who Is now one Of Anderson's leading mer-
chants and one OF Its most progressive young
men.
And then there Is James T. Pearson, who Is
| popular clerk in the store OF Bleckey
Fretwell
And there is the law firm of Prince & Trib.
bile, and, by the way, 1t Is one of the leading
firms in the city.
And we are disposed to claim the Frierson
boys, too, as they were educated at Due
West.
Erskine College Is represented by the fol-
lowing eX.stndens: s. ID. Brownlee, ]. T..
Pearson. w. Fl. Frierson. Esq, DR.. Ed. Frier-
son and j. l.. Tribble, Esq.
had the pleasure of meeting again MIR. j..
A. Brock. He IL brother OF Mr.. W. Cowan
Brock, of Due West. Anderson has no more
affable, progressive and public spirited gen.
tlemen than Mr.. Brock.
w. l., NJ
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SENATE Committees.

AgrIculture-D. p. Sojournner, chairman
J. W. Moore, jeremiah smith, j. ". stokes
G.. d. Peake, j. Fl. McDaniels a. Z. sandeTs: pc,,
Commerce and Manufacturers. NJ. Bell
chairman; G. r.. BnIst, ]. w. Beasley, j. W.
Furguson, r. NJ. Smith, NJ. l.. Donaldson, H.
Dozier.
man; r. r. HenIphill, J. l.. Keitt, K. f. Mason
w. Il. Wilson, Jr, w. j. Verdler, T. ]. Strait.
Claims and Grievances-D. P: Redfearn,
chairman: A. H. Williams, ". 3: Wilson, IT.
K. f Mason, w. J. Bcasley, X. M. Smth, M.
l.. Donaldson.
COMMITTEE on Contingent Acconnt-Jeree-
miah Smith, chairman; l.. Fl. DeSchamps, j.
r; MeDill w. j. verdier :NS :; w: EsrsasGMT; M.s,ze
chairman; J. P. Glenn, j. r. McDlll, j. w.
Moore. A. G.. Sanders,
Committee on Education-R. r.. HemRhill,
Committee on engrnssed Blls-J. r. Sloan,
Jr. chairman: w. j, Verdler, l.. H. DeSchamp.
L. $. Brigham. D; 7. soiourne,r. ", D p,
son, Jr chairman; w. r. O'Dell, w. ]. Ready,
r. w. Woodward. r. Dozier. Fl. X. Jenkins.
Committee on Fedral Reati0ns-W.J J: Yer
FIX Kearn shelrman e. H. VI Bus' ii 1e woodward @ % D
| Committee on Flnance-W. D. Evans. chair
man; g, l.. Buist, r; n; Smith, T. G: Moody
keist a; n; w1'ia'Ss, GSoa II; a. MgetIg cbarman
T. W. Woowards, ii. X. Jlnkins, X. NJ. smith,
NJ. l.. Donaldson,
On lncOrpOratiOnS-R. D0Zief, chairman,
4. T. Smythe. J: H: Mcdaniel, j. p. Glenn, j.
on Judiciary. 7. Smythe, chairman: j,
W. Moore. j. W. Ferguson, H. a. MeetZe, j.
T. Sloan, Jr, ]. l.. keitt.
On Railroads and Internal Improvements
G. d. Peake, chairman; A. 7. Smythe, W. d.
Evans. j. w. Moore. r. NJ. Smith, L. $. Brigh
am, Il. l.. Bust, 8. P. Glenn, r. Dozie.
ebar%sn RGaas Rrags Wans Hpa II MHG
], Smith, A. H. Meetze, II. NJ Smith I. j.
on Rctrenchment and Reief-J. l.; Keitt,
chairman. l.. S; Brigham, WI. Ready, I. e.
Moody.
ley. r. r. Hemphill. J. W. Moore, ]. T. sloan'
On Medical afrairs-R NJ. Smith, r. J.
Strait, A. II. Williams, j. W. Stokes, h. i.
Moore.
On Military--J. w: Moore, chairman; p. ?.
Sojonrner, q; L. Buss, T G: Moody, j. l..
On Printing--R. II. Hemphill, J. Smith, J.
w. Stokes, S. W. Ferguson, J. T. Magll, j.
| H. Mcdaniel, w. B. Watson. Jr.
| On Mines and Mining-M. l. Donaldson, G.
L. Buist, J. w. Moore, w. j. Evans, A. e.
Sanders, ]. w. Sokes.
Schamps. L. S. Brigham, D. P. Solourncr.
On Legislative Lfbrary-J. w. FerG uson, +.
w. Woodward, j. Smith, r. Dozier.
! On Public Buildings-A. II. MeetZe, w. T.
O'Dell, G. d. Peake, w. D. Evans, r. M.
On Public Lands-W. J. Ready, w. ]. Yer.
A. H. Williams.
On Privileges and Elections-G. l.. Buisl,
j. w. Ferguson, H. A. MeetZe, ]. r. Magill.
II. r. Hemphill, w. B. Wilson. Jr.
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sHoWMEN IN TROUBLE.
Arrested Under Charge of Exhibiting
Circus Performance without Lii
cense

Last Thursday evening the manager OF the
variety show was arrested under, charge Of
failure to take out circus license which H.
cense is 500 to the State, 500 10 the town.
Much sympathy was felt for the Snowman
by the people here.
The town coucil had given license for
$40.
The tents were stretched, the procession
went through the streets, and the performance
took place. Not being there ourseif we ask ed
Others about the show and all agreed In SAY
ing that the show was good one. The be-
havior of the attaches WAS unusually good.
The order was exceptionally good as
regards both showmen and people. Nothing
happened 10 mar the pleasure of the day ex-
cept the arrest In thut arrest, however, con-
scientious officers were simply doing what
they conceived TO be their duty.
Upon hearing the evidence, Trial Justice
DeBruhl, at the instance OF the States attor-
ney, Mr.. Thos. p. Cothran, released the show
man on his own recoguizance, after deposit
ing $50. Messrs. Benet & Cason, attorney for
the defendant, hope TO have the money re-
turned ,as the show was not circus and not
legally liable 10 state license.
At Abbeviile the gross reccips at the door
q day would lake up most Of the pro.
ceedS Of q little show like this.
They went 10 Greenwood from Abbevlle,
and showed to q small house.
II the show had been advertised we have no
doubt that 1t would have been literally pat
ronizcd.
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sweetmeats Not Injurious.

Sweets are just as healthy In their place as
roast beef. Pure candles promote digestion.
1t Is not possible for them to do 30. 1t would
be q singular thing ii sweets were In furious 10
the health, because they are in everything We
eat In the way of fruits, vegetables, and the
grain out Of which we make our bread. Any
Injury resulting from the use of sugar. candy,
and pl eserves Is caused by their being used
too frequently or in too large quantities; but
everything we eat and drink is liable to the
same objection. If taken before M eals or d.
rccily after. boIh sweets and nuts are promo.
ters Of digestion; the observation and the In
stincts OF the civilized world on this point
have led to the use ofboth at the end of meals.
II sweets are taken only at m cal time. not be-
tween and not In excess. they will not only
agree with any he althy stomach, but tend TO
make person fat rs much as butter. for IT
is the carbon in each which the sJstern
uses,
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Gould Captures the Richmond Ter
minaI.

NEW YORK, November sthe 2S.-At the an.
nual election Of the Richmond Term lnal Com
pany on the ninth Of next month the COM
pleXion of the directory will be completely
changed. five new members coming in. The
names of the new directors are Jay Gould,
George Gould, Russell Sage, Abram S. Hewitt
and K. II. Wilson, the two last named gentle
men coming in at Inman's special request.
The names OF the outgoing directors cannot
be learned yet.
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THANKSGIVING DAY AT LowNDEsv1LLE
An Assorted Lot of Good Preaching
An Eating Match Prepared-Other
Matters.

LowNDEsvILLE, s. c., Dec. l. 1890.
Troupe and Mr.. ]. J. Johnson OF our place
are In Columbia as United States Jurors,
have been absent for about week.
Thanksgiving day seemed almost like Sun
day. The merchants all closed Had n good
sermon In the morning at the Presbyterian
church by Rev. Cater Llgon. Many of the
young men spent the day in hunting, but no
one received load Of shot intended for q
rabbit this year.
Many of our citizens have been In attend
ance at Conference held at Anderson and oil
seemed pleased with the proceedings.
Rev. w. 8. Martin former pastor Of lhe
Methodist church preached to a large and at
tentive congregation Sunday morning. All
were seemingly well pleased with his sermon
and were glad 10 welcome him again in our
midst.
There will be lecture here on Tuesday
night the second, by Mr.. Smith the Drummer
preacher.
The ladies will furnish oysters and other
refreshments on next Friday night. the 5th,
and dinner the following day Saturday for
the benefit of the Lowndesville Academy.
They hope to have good attendance.
The merchants all seem to be doing good
business ut present Mr.. E. H. Mathews, one
Of our leading merchants will take the road
for his old house again but does not expect to
be absent all OF his time. More anon. j.
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Sewing Machines Almost Given
Away.

Another lot of Singer Sewing Machines from
SIG 10 $50 Will arrive to-day at g. A. Douglass
Call at once and examine them.
&. A. douglass is expecting lot OF fine
mules and horses the last OF this week. Call
early and see them before purchasing else.
where.
G. a. Douglass will sell you buggy for $50
less than cost-worth fully $40. Now Is
your chance to buy good buggy for a little
money.
Three one.horse wagons for $3.50 each.
worth fully $40 each.
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The First Ticket to Abbeville.

Mr. A. Rosenberg, of Greenwood. was In
town last Monday. He bought the first tick
ct TO Abbeville, and we hope that this may De
q good omen to Mr.. Rosenberg, to the town oi
Abbeville and to the splendid new Naliroau
which has lust been finished TO our doors.
MIR. Rosenberg has prospered to a most re-
markable degree. lie left Abbeville few
years ago with nothing but energy. Plucs
and now he occupies flooring 25OX25 feet. Last
year he carried a $4,000 stock and recently ne
has doubled his store room-all OF which ne
intends To fill with goods of the best and
most desirable kind, and which he will sell at
the lowest prices.
He has married since he has been at Green
wood, and Is now worth over six million do,-
lars. His wife he estimates at three mil.
lions, and each OF his three children at
million apiece. Besides this, he has houses
and lots and big stock OF goods.
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MARRIAGE OF A WELL KNOWN FORMER
CITIZEN.
After Winning Distinction In Wash.
ingtOn, He Wins the Heart and
Hand of Charming Lady

DR.. A. E. Miller, of Washington, D. c., was
married on last Saturday to Miss Mary Banes,
formerly Of &% &pen%nSylyania' &% a' now of Washing
10 Norfolk, Va. DR.. A. w. Pitzer, OF Wash
ipgton married them. Mrs. Miller is q men,
Der of the Presbyterian church aud an estl-
mable lady. This makes three Due West
boys that went to Washington and married
there.-A. R. Presby teran.
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Stray Chicken.

A chicken came TO the back piazza OF our
office one day last week. and seemed lonely,
and with disposition to be friendly. Alter
joaflng about the piazza all day, without any
invitation and without being observed, ~
went through an open door into a room of
the house and remained until next morning
The owner is notified To come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take 1t away. III IL
doesn't soon eat it's head off, we will.
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Senate Appointments.

N. o. Pyles, mail carrier.
w. r. Bullock, general clerk.
Clarence +. johnson, clerk OF Judiciary com.
mttee.
mittee.
Thomas Whittle, doorkeep
w. ]. Arratts, assistant doorkeeper.
+. P. Jenkins, doorkeeper for the gallery.
Calhoun Butter, porter,
Cesar Chisholm, Mingo White and Tobias
Dawkins, laborerS.
The general clerk, assistant doorkeeper and
doorkeeper for the gallery are new men,
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Temperance Meeting.

A temperance meeting Is called to meet at
Abbeville, c. H., on Tuesday, Dec. 9th, at :!
a. IN.
The following is proposed for consldera-
tion
l Abbeville to have the benefit Of her SOW
ereign vote.
2 Tax Instead Of license.
3 The violation of liquor laws punishable
In the person of the violator.
Pastors. temperance officers, town officers
friendly to temperance, and temperance ad-
vocators are cordially invited to attend.
By request,
w. A. Gaines.
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Makes a Crop. Rain or no Rain.

Mr.. w. Foster of White Hall ridge was
in town yesterday. His farm is In the dry
section-no rain having fallen on his land
from first Of June to the last OF July, and mas
already gathered nine bales OF cotton from
the land which he plowed himself. ana ex'
poets to get the balance OF ten bales. on
six horse farm he has paid all expenses ana
cleared over $500 this year. Last year he
cleared over $780,
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OFFICIALS SALES OF LAND.
The Lands Which Went Under the
Hammer. and the Prices which
they Brought.

Last Monday was Sale Day, and, as usual
on Sale Day in December, large number OF
our fellow-citizens from the country were
present.
The fine weather, the good roads. and the
good crops OF the year, all comoin incd to make
the day one Of pleasure and pleasant inter-
course. , 49,,
horses was INDUCED in, and many stack OF
bones were either driven or lead out OF Town
IN new direction. -,
The Master sold considerable real estate, hii
of which, with two xceptiOns brought Spleh.
did prices, and gave substantial evidence Oh
the thrift and prosperity of our people.
The Gordon lands were sold, as follows:
l4O acres bounded by A. J, Ferguson,
&. Perrin, Alex McCalla to ~. Cheat. o-o
l6o acres acre; bounded by Mrs Cheatham, o,o
acres bounded by Mrs. Hughes, $. Nc
Gowan. lot No. i, TO 9. G. Dusenbery... 2iO
$50 acres bounded by Samuel Coch-
ran. Jesse Carlisle. VIM Robertson,
Edward Noble, and others, was dl-
vided Into six tracts, as follows:
2Oo acres to Miss Jane L. Gordon and Miss ION
mo Mary Mary W W. Gss Dane W. Gordon and
Miss Mary w. Gordon. W.
1874 acres TO j. Allen Smith ith..-..........."l, ,2l2
1l6 acres to NJ. II. Wilson OOo
Al acres to K. +. Hil 90 sS2
liz acres to ]. Allen Smith. ,3OD
u ,,,.., w s7$;s
Holt, Mrs. ]. A. Moore, to James se'gneohs
10 acres bounded by T. c. Lipscomb. ]. T..
Rice, Mrs. f. Cheatham, to james w. Fouche
1856.
I3 acres, estate w. II. Richey, bounded by
Foster Anderson, Wade n. Tinsley, 10 j. Fos-
tor Anderson, $685..
81 acres bounded by 7. Y. Martin, Townes
Maory to j. Allen Smith, sl,OC5:
I'm acres part of B. w. Williams place,
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Ordination.

On Wednesday. the 18th of December, Bishop
Howe will visit st. stephens, Willington,
Mr. Octavius T. Porcher, son of the former
rector. Rev. w. P. DuBoSe WI ill preach the
sermon. On the following sunday the Blshop
will visit this parish, and administer the
rite of confirmation.
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VIII 60 to Mississippi.

Mr.. J. NJ Warren Of Bradley will start to
Tuscola, Mississippi, on the 18th instant,
where he expects to make his future home.
We hope he may be prosperous and i've long
In his new home, but We are sorry that he Is
going away from the best county In the
world
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Cotton.

Although the price has been low during the
past week, yet our people have been bring
ing their cotton freely to market. The sam
pie Is now not at all good, and this adds TO tne
depression in price. We quote prices ranging
from 7% to So. though cents was paid for
aeyeral fine mpleS.
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A. NJ. Hill & Sons
Locals and Arrivals.

80 boxes OF orangus to arrive In few days
direct from Florida groves. Parties Wishing
to purchase by the box will save money by
calling on A. NJ. Hill Il Sons.
large assortment of nuts, raisins, cur.
rants citron, candles and fruits Will arrive
for the Christmas holidays.
Anotherlot of Atmores mince meats and
preserves to arrive at A. NJ. Hill & Sons.
Ifyou want n barrel OF fine flour call on A..
NJ, Hill Il Sons.
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News reached the city yesterday OF palm
ful accident which happened to Gen. Wade
Hampton. While out cunning on his favor
ite hunting ground in Washington county,
Miss, he was accidently shot by his son,
McDuffe Hampton.
The son 1t Is seems, fired towards his father,
and wounded him In the head, one OF the shot
striking his eye. His injuries, however, are
not believed to be serious, and Il Is not
thought likely he will lose his eyeslght. The
accident happened in the same locality where
the Senator n few years ago lost one of his
legs.-SpdrLdn6hrg Hcrald.
Fresh Peanuts parched at l.. w. Sign & Co.
daily.
Fruit Of all kinds arriving at L. w. Signs.
Fresh bread and cakes daily at l.. w. Sigu's
Just received Another lot plush hats.
Choice colors. r. NJ. Haddon g. Co.
If you wanta pound package OF good Smok-
ing Tobacco, and Il pipe thrown In call ut a.
NJ. Hill & Sons.
Fresh buck wheat flour, and Syrup at A. NJ,
Hill & Sons.
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A complete line OF gents slippers and pat
ent leather pumps now on hand. P. Rosen
berg & Co.
Signs Bakery.
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Don't get scared a! The cold weather don't
hurt those who wear our overcoats. p. Rosen-
berg & Co.
Little folks, big folks. and iall sort OF folks
can find clothing to suit them at P. Rosen-
berg Il Co.
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Tillman's Inaugural Address,

The Press and Banner willlprnt two-page
supplement, six columns to the page, contain
ing the Inaugural Address, Orders for sup.
plements will be filed at 30 cents per num-
6red
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Spartanburg District.-J. N. Boyd
SuDerannuRted.

Aud, w. C. Patterson, w. Smith. D. w.
Seale,JI. J. Newberry, L.. NJ. Hamer, ]. M. Car
Isle, NJ. Browne. X. l.. Duffle, Sidi II. Browne,
b. G. Jones, VIM. Hutto. Simpson Jones.
Samuel Leard, w. Carson, NJ. A. Connolly, T.
w. Munneryn, Landy Wood, Il. z. Franks
l.. G.. Loyal, J. l.. Shuford. j.. J. Work man, q,
w. Gatlin, w. w. Mood, j. ]. Neville.
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Silver Wedding.

Hon. ]. F. Bradley and his good wife cele'
brated their silver wedding last Saturdap'
Many kindred were with them. AbbeVtlle
county honors them, and extends good wish
es for them and theirs.
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Notice.

When In need OF q hat or bonnet, II you
will call upon me you will get the very latest
styles trimmed by one Of the finest millners
that travel South. and YOU will get it at 30 per
cent less that you did six years ago.
WM. E. BELL.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-12-03
ASSIGNED TO new FIELDS.
PREACHERS AND PEOPLE FOR THE YEAR
1891.

Work of the South Carolina Confer
ence in Session ut Anderson. Clos
ing December 2. 1890. Bishop w.
w. Duncan, Presiding.