The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-05-18
IN CLASSIC GROVES.
Some Endorsement and Some Dissent
Ing Opinion OF the Press and Ban.
ner-The Sunday Trains Not Need.
ed - Winsome Women - Fragrant
Flowers - MaEill Music - Sensible
SDeakIng-Hands all Round,
Due West. 8. G.. Nav 10th lS9

Due w est, >. C., May loLu IoSz.
Mrs. Barry of Atlanta, Ca. arrived in town
on Tuesday. She came to visit the family OF
Prof. ]. p. Kennedy, and especially TO see Dr.
l.. p Kennedy. She returned to her home
Mrs +. l.. Grier and children are visiting
friends and relatives in Long Cane neighbor-
hood. Mrs. e. w. Pressly accompanied her.
Miss Minnie Taylor, young lady at the
Female College, Is quite sick, and her iather
who had been telegraphed for, arrived THIS
Mrs. T. Y. Pressy and Paul are visiting rel
atives in town.
On Tuesday night lecture will be deliver
ed to the Theological students In the A. Il. P.
Church by Rev. ]. $. Motfatt, OF Chester, 5. e.
The public are cordially invited.
DIR. W. L. Pressly went down on Sabbath to
attend the funeral.
We are sorry 10 see that the r. & D. r. R.,
are going to put sunday trains on the G. & Il.
Division. We have heard no ciamoring for
this train to be put ON, and think the Press
and Banner Is In error when 1t says that 1.-THE
demands OF the times and the public interest
require It,"
We read with pleasure the several reason
why the Editor or the Press and Banner will
not vote for Tillman, and heartily agree with
him in every word he says but we Will nave
TO cut loss on the Sunday train editorial. We
feel that II he opposes Tillman because he
uses profane language, (you give that as one
of your reasons), thin for ike reason you
should oppose the editors views on this SUBJ
Mrs. w. f. Bell and Miss Davis of Abbeville
spent the Sabbath here.
Miss Mamie Todd is visiting relatives in
Laurens.
Mrs. Pore is very III.
The Junior Exhibition came off Friday
night II was the intention OF the faculty TO
hold the exercises In the grove, but the
weather was so col that 1t was thought best
to have 1t In some hall. The Euphemian
Literary Society kindly offeredtheir hall,
and so 1t was held there.
At an early hour the hall was Jammed TO It's
utmost capacity. 1t was rs full as some OF
the people who come from Abbeville on sales
day.
This exhibition resembled the many that
have gone before 1t. There was the "bogus,"
there was the frightened boys, there were the
pretty girls, there were the prettier flowers
these all 60 10 make Junior Exhibition.
The music which was very fine, was fur
nlshed by the Magill Quarterette. Every
hody present seemed To enjoy themselves
very much. Below we give the full program
me.
pubiic."-W. P. Green, South Carolina.
"Public Otice, n Public Trust."-R. ). Har-
rlS, South Carolina.
"The Claims OF the State on her Young
Men."-W. b. Kennedy, South Carolina.
"DecIsion. ~. N. Lindsay, South Carolina.
"Restlessness OF Man."-C. s. Mclaughlin,
North Carolina.
Rum as Political Powers A. Pressly.
South Carolina.
"Unrewarded Ireland" - H. E. Pressly,
South Carolila.
"Tlme, the Great vindictor. J. Ransom
Marsha!s-J. b. Kennedy, South Carolina,
J. Il. Phillips. Georgia. w. A. Blakely, South
Carolin, J. Z. McDavid, South Carolina, K. B..
Caldwell. South Carolina.