The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-02-27
COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED.
To Work for the State Exhibit all Over the
State.

| To Work for the State ExhiDlt al over Tile
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 2O.-Gover-
nor Evans yesterday proceeded to
make the appointments of the men to
secure State exhibit for South Caro-
lima at the Cotton States and Interna-
tional Exposition to be held at Allan
ia, in accordance with the plan agreed
upon between himself and the Young
Mems Business League Of Charleston,
fully detailed yesterday. Governor
Evans, as already stated, is to be the
exoficio chairman of all committees
for the entire State. He has made the
following appointments. 1t should be
stated, however, that there are several
other appointments yet to be made to
make the committees in several coun-
ties complete, and to complete the
organization:
Commissioners for the State at large
and manager of the South Carolina
texhibit, E. L. Roche.
Assistant commissioners in charge
of the work of preparing the exhibits
for their respective districts, who shall
be known as the central committee
and executive board of the South Car
olina exhibit:
First district tt. G. Hemphill, Char
lesion.
Second district-W. H. Mauldin,
Hampton.
Third district-John E. Bradley,
Abbeville.
Fourth district--W. A. Clarke, Rich
LAND.
Fifth district-LeRoy Springs, Lam
caster.
Sixth district-J. D. Montgomery,
Marion.
Seventh district-George H. Cornell
son, Orangeburg.
Three commissioners for each of the
several counties of the State, as fol-
lows:
Abbeville-J. K. burst, L. w.
white, R. R. Hemphill.
Aiken-Thomas J. Davis, B. F. Hol-
ley, T. s. Williams.
Anderson-P. K. McCulloch, j.
Belton Watson.
Barnwell-L. W. Youmans, s.. G.
Mayfeld, Robert Aldrich.
Beaufort. II. Averill, H. D. Ell
lott. Thomas Martin.
Berkeley-E. J. Dennis, II. L. Bar.
ker, J. B. Morrison.
Charleston-J. Adger Smyth, w.
II. Welch and L. A. Emerson.
Chester-R. A. Love, Z. j. Cunning
ham, 0. Barber.
Chesterfeld-O. T. Redfern, w. P.
Pollock, H. NJ. Finlayson.
Clarendon-D. J. Bradham, j. E..
Tindal, G. S. Land.
Colleton-M. R. Cooper, NJ P.
Howell, Benjamin Stokes.
Darlington-R. w. Boyd.
Edgefeld-B. R. Tillman, R. B.
Watson, John G. Sheppard.
Fairfeld-Thomas w. Woodward,
w. J. Johnson, j. Q, Davis.
Florence-W. F. Clayton, F. NJ.
Rodgers, j. o. Byrd. -,
Georgetown-Miles Hazard, Sol
Emanuel, w. r, Congdon.
Greenville-H. B. Bhist;; John Fer
guson, +. A. Hoyt.
Halnpton-7M. B. McSweeney, G. j..
| G. Hutson, John j. Garnett. :.
Horry-E. Norton, G. P. Quattle-
baum.
Kershaw-W. NJ. Shannon, j. d.
Trantham, J. W. Lloyd.
Lancaster-Ira B. Jones.
Laurens- D. NJ. Shaw, J. O. G.
Fleming, J. B. Humbert.
Lexington-J. w. Lybrand, &. E..
Harman, @. NJ. Efrd.
Marion-William Evans, G. A.
Woods.
Marlborough-C. S. Mccall, -
Breeden.
Newberry-E. H. Aull, H. G. Nose
ley, Thomas w. Hollo way. 49,
Oconee-S. Y. Stribling, J.R, Earle,
S. P. Dendy. 81
Orangeburg- Thomas M. Raysor, j..
w. II. Dukes, L. D. Bates.
Pickens-Julius E. Boggs, T.C.Rob-
inson, D F. Bradley: =
Richland-John T. Sloan, l.. d:
Childs. 10. Marshall. y''". n- =
Spartanburg-T. J. Moore, STAN
yarne Wilson, Joseph Walker.
SumterLAltamontl; Moses, j. Il.
Aycock, L. M. Knight. ,.
Union-Senator Douglass, w. A.
Nicholson, T. G. Duncan.
Wi1liamsburg-R. G. Logan, DR.. A.
H. Williams.
York-W. L. Roddey, - Neal, J. S.
Brice.
Commissioners of finance, Andrew
Simonds, E. H. Pringle and E. H;
Sparkham, of Charleston, who shall
have charge of the finances of the
South Carolina exhibit, and to whom
all contributions or collections shall
be sent and upon whose joint order all
expenditures will be made.
Samuel w. Wilkes has been ap-
pointed resident commissioner for the
State of South Carolina at Atlanta.
President of Winthrop College.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Feb. 22.-Tuesday
night at meeting of the Board of
Trustees of the South Carolina Indus
t,;o1 o,od Wintbror, Normal GOllepe