The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-11-12
aREENwooD's JoTT1Nas.
Political and Observation-Disclosures
to n Printer-The Boycott Still an
Ideals This a Free Country

GREENWOOD, Nov. 10.
Election scintillations very few here.
Mr.. E. ]. Plowden Is up from an attack Of
Mrs. David Boone, died at her home last
Sunday night. Her husband and several
sympathy OF the entire community.
Supt Johnson OF the oil mill had his
foot severely crushed by one OF the presses
last week. He Is now out on crutches.
The congregation Of the Baptist church have
recalled the Rev. G.. 81. Carter for his whole
A car load Of cotton from Laurens, was dis.
covered on fire when the freight train reached
here Saturday night. The car and fifteen
hales OF cotton arc almost total loss. Cause
A telegraph line over the g. e. & N. is now
In operation, with an office at their depot, and
II we were asked. with what subject we
were least familiar, we would answer next to
theology, the tariff problem, but we do know
that McKinley's Bill adds so per cent. to the
tin plate trust 1t will yet meet the fate that
the rebuke Of the American people expressed
at the ballotbox justly entities II 10.
Mr.. s. P. Britton had his hand terribly
be months, II he is ever able to set any type.
He has hired printer and will continue in
the business.
Hosts OF relatives and friends all over the
death has again invaded the home Of Mr.. M.
B. MCGEE and claimed as its victim, his man
~ son, w. Courtney MCGEE. who lived an
honor to his iamily,ss devout Christian and md
positive assurance Of bright Immortality.
He was born August End, 1855, Joined Walnut
Grove Baptist church at the age OF twelve
years and was educated at Erskine College.
school at Fruit Hill, EdgedeId COUNTY 1885
Secured scholarship upon examlnation In
the Normal ;Uniyersity, Nashville, Tennessee,
and was there when taken sick, returned
home last week and was sufferer from the
effect Of consumption until his death, Nov.
3rd 1880.
Lewis Waller refused to be interviewed on
the situation but does not withhold the fact
that that b he Is already lead preparing to Vacate the
Personally we are more than pleased With
Tuesdays election, and we suppose the cha
grin OF many true Democrats, In this State,
changed. to exuberant exultation, and will
soon pass into oblivion in the face of the
great democratic avalanche, which swept
over this nation last Tuesday.
campaign has subsidized we expect to see an
era of good feeling, return OF fraternal rela-
tions, In the wake Of which, peace and pros
perity always follow. We will not despair,
1t Is. Boycott" is still lurking around, IN all
it's uncouth environments. Its hideousness
should place it beyond the pale of the English
vocabulary. A Inbred Of communism and
nihilsm-a veritable bomb. II fuse could
only be attached, only fit 10 be used as pass
word between Molly Maguires, or Haymarket
assassins. Yet 1t will not down and always
bobs up serenely without provocation. We
are reliably informed that IL is now In compa-
ny with several ultra Tilmauites In this COM
munity who have served notice on at least
three OF our merchants that unless they dis
charge certain clerks who voted for Hask ell
their patronage will be Withdrawn. We state
facts but withhold names, for the present.
Isn't IL nice?