The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-09-28
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Column Of Readable Paragraphs. md
n Draft of a Bill 10 he Presented
10 the LegiSlalurC.

Column Of Readable Paragraphs. md
n Draft of Bill 10 be Presented
TO the Legislature.
week making fire eNllnguIsherS-the same
Mr. Latiiner use 10 peddle on. If the agent
eau go 10 Congress, the manufacturer may 80
10 tile oenale. rhIs Is Ut leas! d hopeful view.
With an abundance Of wheat, corn, mo-
lasses and some meat on hand, our coInmu-
nifty will be III pretty good shape even with a
short crup ol cotton.
Messrs. Cook Il Greene have bought the
planning mill OF Messrs. Wilkinson d john
slOu. Mr.. Wilkinson Will remain In charge.
MI. y. l.. Gonzt!es, vi The Stute, Was III
town Friday.
History repeats itself. We are told of Il cer-
tam patriarch who laborcd fourteen years Ior
II wl,e. Sumc OF our local POLITICIANS have
worked quite rs loug for an Office what con-
soIatlou there must be In the knowledge Vi
prUtOtype, however reIllUtc.
Our legislators are all i'll favor OF prohlol.
tiun, but they differ as 10 the best method ol
enforcing II. Judging the future by The past,
some OF them at least will be found worKlng
along the line OF eXhausting the supply Us
The most effective way Of getting rlu oi The
vile Stutf.'
Hon. c. \. G. Waller has bought the Ob.
server outfit, consisting OF press, type ana
other material.
Mr. J. X. burst has been ailing for several
days. He Is now rccuperating in Georgia.
The. Republican county convention mel
here last Thursday anu elected delegates To
The State and Congressional conventions.
Mr. y. Men. Turner, The genial host OF The
Ninety-oiX Hotel, was IN town saturday.
q .lte nuinbe OF our cillZens have invest
ed in Montana horses. a broken vehicle, a
SIX inueu hose, u bruised limp or bauuageu
head are proofs positive.
nave no favUIs to ask OF, nor suggestions tu
make ITO our next House Of Representatives.
hUtice, however, that some vi the CUnserVa'
4 Ipsn m. 4 uf
in insLructing them what 10 do.
The Alliance has elected Mr.. Gaines Ross As
coltUr weigher tu nil the place Of Mr.. Il. T.
PluSOn, resigned. No lruer, more honest, OI
more deserving man than MIR. Ross lives.
Our cotton market Iast week was way
ahead Of competition. n was the price al
day saturday.
are like Mr.. |. Ii. McCallu Weaver will slunC
no more chance IN South Carolina than a cal
In Gehenna without claws.
Mr.. b. L. Donnald. shipping clerk at Enor
ee, spent Sunday with W..
l stated last week that the late Mrs. w. p
Atkins was Il daughter OF Mr.. Willis Smith
IL should have been Wiley Smith.
Alter an absence OF nearly Il quarter OF
century Mr.. Turner Jordan, OF Virginia. was
| IN town last week Shak ing hands win his ole
friends and comrades in arms, prominent
among the latter were >. Is. Hodges and W. X
Mex inney. They were all up OH middliut
| tall war stories, and each tried 10 excel lht
Others in point OF thrilling adventure ant
hair breadth escapes To illustrate: Mr.. Nc
Kinney knew OF u cavalry charge over prec
| ipIce SO steep that the horses tails were sand
Daggeu to prevent Soniersaultlng. Mr. JOr
dan knew vi another which this was Il deaf
| level. MIR. Hodges neulbered line o
march along road 80 crooked that the
wheels had LU be removed from the caissun
to make the curves. Mr.. Jordan remembered
one in comparison to which Lnls was u oe,
line For further particulars apply to San
| Hodges III Lee " Co. drug store
| Misses Readle Harper and Sarah Heard, o
ElUertun, are visiting their uncle, MIR. j
Frank kcllar, and other relatives in the com
! nunitS.
| There are seasons Of despondency In every
| mans lille, when he fcelS that lie Is hurdl,
worth living, out III these later times ~
worth living Il hundred Years without Il pen
| ny or Il friend just 10 see what some OIL de
| featcd office Seekers are going to apply 10
| next.
Miss Susan Arnold and Miss Maggie Finley
| leave for Converse College this week.
Mrs Carrie MCGEE ana children are visiting
| in Virginia.
1t would be great deal easier for Mr.. Lati
mer To get on the platform adopted by the re
| cent convention thau Tor several tuouSanC
! Democrats 10 gerrymander around by Ocala
81. Louis and Onaiu To reach him III Novein
| Der.
Mr.. T. II. Walker Is travelling In Florida fol
+. & K. Meade, Jr, OF New York.
Rev. Mr.. Wilson, OF Seneca, preached in the
lreSOyteilln cnuTcu SUNDAY.
| lmm' diately after The Legislature organize,
We may look for the passage Of u bill some
| thing IKE The following:
An Act entitled An Act TO Regulate Fedora
| Appointments in South CuIolinu.
Sec !. BE IL enacted by the Senate aa(
House OF Representatives of South Carolina
now In cOu> ell ton assembled, that on and d.
ter the passage Of this act IL shall be unlawfu
for any male citizen whonIsoever 10 hold uuJ
position Of trust, honor or pay under the FED
eral government unless such citizen can fur
nish pronf by three, more or less reputable
citlzens that he did vote for B. K. Tiilman II
the last primary, and If Il resident vi Able
Vile county, he must also satisfy the deput,
grand dictator, Mr.. Joshua Jones, that h
voted for MIR. Bullock, too. Provided, further
That any citizen thus favored who spells hi
name G-a-r-y, except those living in Newber
| ry, Shall be exempt from the requirements Ii .
TINS section, his hume being u guaranteed
passport INTO the haven of office holders
And II Is further decreed by the aforesaid
body that 1or every .iOlution of this section
there shall be Il lynching bee headed by th
Chief Executive of the State.
| Sec. =. And be IL further enacted, that
| The president, any member OF his caUinent o
their subordinales tender 10 any citizen y
| this Stale an appointment who Is not privi
legged 10 receive IL according to Section .
tins act, tuey shall he deemed guilty OF n mis-
deneanor, punishable by impeachment. o
DanishinenL ar both, in the discretion Of th
Reform chairman OF a bbcvllle county.
Some parliamentary sparriDg then ensue
between Col. Haskell and titiZen Ashley.
inulion by the gentleman from RichIaud u
STRIKE out the enaciins clause is tabled on 1
motion by the gentleman from Anderson BY
Il strict party vote OF lU0 10 u.
| Mr.. Moses then moves 10 take up the bill
seriatim. The Speaker, Mr.. Blease, rules tn,
gentleman from Sumter out Of order and in
structs the Clerk OF the House TO pro
coed with the reading. Thus II passes lht
third reading, and could just as easily pas.
the twenty third. S.