The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-05-04
DUE WEST DOTS.
All Sorts of Facts and a Pointed Conn
Inont.

Due West. April 25. 1872
The week just passed was one o: EI"ony
weather. with nothing to remind use SPrlns.
With-in-hoor fires were necessary 10 Keep
warm without it was cold and damp. On
saturday, however, the sun came up cle;,r
and bright, and soon made his presence i,l|
We were glad to see him, and we KNOW Tile
There is 81 good deal OF fruit on the trees
still, at least there is ON those that nave ho'
ticed, ~ ,-<,,..o,
The following appeared in the tditorai
column of the Abbcville Medium. .,
"'The chief oppOSitiOn 10 Tillman is found
in small towns. The samllcr the town me
ferccr the opposition generally speaking. 40.
beville, Mt Carmel and McCormick IN t'iis
ronntv are perhaps clearer from lhiS oppnSl-
lion than other such places. Al theSc pom u
a supporter OF Tillman can attend 10 BUSINESS
and he waited upon with less Offensive l"tIu-
sion of Ring talk than Is indulSed IN aL ot,.e,
places which we could name II we had Inihu
Now have nothing to say about the flrS'
two sentences, for arn not enough INFORM,
to say any thing about the truth or ialS'tS oi
them, ,. ,hoea
But continuing the editor says, at tneSe
points [AbbevilIe Mt. Carmel and Mccormick
4 suppurer .! Tiilman can attend 10 ousiheS>
and be waited upon with les 81, a, nthar
sion of Ring talk than Is INDUCED IN at oliieT
places which we could name II We ha'i hinu
10 do So" Now we suppose Due eSL Is one
of those small towns, hat he coulu ha'he IL
he had mind To do so. ,,
Remember. we have nothing TO say aDnnt
the opposition TO Tillman In this town. we
know some are opposed 10 ann, anu ou',ie
favor him and we cannot say whlcn slde HIS
Il majority. u,,,,, o,,.
man. farmer or what not ever met with dlS-
courteous treatment In this Iowh. SIMPLY
because he was Il supporter oi IllImih. ANY
IIlIman man can come here. anu he VIII ne
walled on without any "ofenen>lVe lntru
sion of Ring talk The general himself was
up here not long since and we would IKE 10 10
hear what kind OF treatment lie met win a.
the hands Of our people. Now we know. per-
Sonally of no more ardent supporter oi Ill
man, than the General. Let him say ii nc
met with any dlscourteous treatment whle
here? Was he unable TO attend 10 ms piSi, Pusi,
ness because of "offenSlve intrusion or King
talk" More than that, we defy the editor 10
bring up his man, name him; prove that ne
was treated discourteously ana tnaL IT. was
because he was Tillmanite Now II ~ ~
unable TO do that let him except Due WeSt.
We don't like broad statements tnat lnc1uuc
every body and specially nobody.
Mr.. Henry Allan; OF GreenviieMi M was Sro",,, ao%I I,
last week, visiting his parents he prouShI
with him his liLtle son Henry.
Mrs Abercrom who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lowry, left for her homo III
Sparta. Ca, OF, Tuesday. .-,
Mrs, Matte Henderson, has been on Vlsit
To her sister, Mrs. S. A. Agncw.
There will be another Demo:est Medal con.
test on Tuesday night. Six young men VIII
participate. ,..,. .,,o
Mr. ]. L. benson, Is In town inspecting the
work being done on the new college building.
Miss Mary Darlington made short visit To
AuguSta, Ga, last week.
Several OF the Good Templars OF Donalds
met with the lodge on Monday night They
report good lodge and IL favorable prospect
We are always glad TO welcome them.
Mrs. j. S. Silbey, who has been visiting her
father Mr.. r. w. Haddon, left for her hoine
In Augusta on Wednesday.
Mrs #. G. Cowan, after an extended visit to
her daughter Mrs. G. l.. Todd OF Carlotie, n
c., is at home again.
Misses Carrie and Mary Sullivan have re-
tured from Nashville, were they were attend
ing the Peabody Normal Institute. They re
port themselves highly pleased with the
school.
Miss Maggie Todd has returned from bel
visit TO relatives In 1Iaurens. Il.