The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-04-01
Quarterly Meeting.
The Quarterly meeting OF the Abbeville
County Alliance takes place next Friday.

Mr.. J. R.. BLACK, OF Antreville, was in
town last week buying wire fencing with
every farmer ought TO have two pastures--one
for winter and one Tor summer. He thinks,
too, that every farmer ought to raise his own
corn. II the farmers would plant enough
ton crop be clear money crop, the country
would be on the certain and safe road to pros.
perity.
TOWNSHIP Board Of Assessors ought TO
send In their papers at once. Auditor Brad
for publication. Mr.. Bradley believes In ex-
act Justice to ALL and will publish bis poll list
In the hope that you will help him TO make
port the m issing names. the Auditor will do
his whole duty TO the public and to the pub.
lie schools.
LT-GovERNoR GARY was Invited to the
banquet given In Charleston last week in
and other distinguished railroad nagnates.
During the evening he was called upon,
when he responded. Of which repouse the
The Governor reached home yesterday after
noon having been away for week.
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE MCGOWAN and his son
Willie have returned from their trip TO Flori-
da. II Is considered that Judge McGowan's s
health . has l been n greatly improved by the trip
waits the recovery OF his strength 70 have his
usual strength again.
Mr.. ]. NJ. BAKER. senior member Of the
firm of Baker, Matthews 4 Chambers. was In
town last Friday. He Is one OF the leading
citizens of Lowndessille, and is Vice-presi-
dent OF the Lowndesville bank. We
would not be surprised If the people send him
to the Legislature next year.
A careful scanning of the list. will show
that there are many names missing In every
township. The Auditor is not expected 10
know everybody, and he Is moro or less de-
pendent on the people for help to complete
his list.
The best thing man can do Is to subscribe
for his county paper. II he doesn't like the
Press and Banner, then let him subscribe for
the Medium. Every household should have
one OF these papers.
Mr.. /. A. KELLAR has corn which he rails
bor? By planting corn, Mr.. Kellar has be-
come rich. Have you grown rich buying
grain?
LOOK out for the list next week. Let new
subscribers hand in their names at once. Let
old subscribers examine the dates opposite
their names on the address label.
If there Is error In the date opposite your
name, be sure to notify US at once. We want
TO print the list next week, and We desire to
have every date right.
WE want an indefinite number of subscrib-
ers before next Wednesday. Come right
along on Sale Day, and have your name ap-
pear with the rest.
THE G. & g. road is raising the Saluda
bridge at Dyson's. The bridge and the bed or
the trach thereabout Is to be raised above
high water.
Mr.. JAMES A. SnILLITo died last Thursday
night. He had been In feeble health for d
long time A friend has to written q suitable
notice.
last night, Mr.. Arthur Calhoun, who has Just
returned from long stay III Birmingham.
Hon. J. f. BRADLEY was in town last Mon.
day. He Is u strong friend of the Cumberland
Gap, and Is worker from Workersville.
BE sure TO notice the date on the address
label. We want to have II right. The list
will be published next week.
The Press Association W i'll meet in George
town on the 29th or April. A trip 10 New
York is contemplated.
Mr.. A. +. CALVERT was In town last Mon
day. He Is one OF the influential citizens OF
Long Cane.
Mr.. WALDO MARSHALL left last Sunday to
county.
SEND up your subscriptions on Sale DLy
We want as good and as large list posi-
BILE.
SEND up the name Of new subscriber in
time for the publication next week.
The man with the clover seed is selling
great quantities OF 1t In this county.
MRS. D. WYATT AIKEN and Miss Mamie
Aiken are visiting friends In Abbevllle.
If you have any job printing to be done
call at the Press and Banner office.
CAPT. J. NJ. COCHRAN, of Due West was In
the village yesterday.
THE list will appear next week. See te
your date at once.
SEND us some new subscribers before We
publish our list.
MIR. GEORGE NJ. SMITH, OF Hester was ir
town this week.
COLONEL UTsEy, Of Ninety-Slx was In town
last Friday.
LAST Sunday was the loveliest day Of tn,
year.
Hon. ]. N. KING was in town yesterday.