The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1897-08-25

Isaac Robinson Due west.
A. II. Stone, Due West.
Hiram M. Clark, Troy.
Jacob Langley, Troy.
JShn w. Z. Nj MccopG, dcapSleybi XbbsSiiie. psSiHii
r. l.. Charping, Lowniesville.
II. LOFTS, Lowndesvill9.
Isaac w. Dansby, Abbeville.
J f. Blake. Mccormick.
Robert Bosworth. Mccormick.
G. B. Watkins Mccormick.
s. B. Wideman, Mccormick.
f. NJ. Tulles, Abbeville.
WI. Caldwell, Antreville.
j. ID. Hall, Antreville.
Ransom Blackman, Donnalds
w. c. Moore, Abbeville.
John E. Norrell, Jones.
James H. Wood, Mattison.
Lewis Taylo Abbeville.
w. G. McWilliams. Mt. Carmel.
David H. Vaughn, Mt. Carmel.
John Burton. Donnalds:
Wade Etberidge, Donnalds.
S ]. Avery, Donnalds.
NJ. L, Langston. Mt. Carmel.
H. X. Burdette, Mattison.
Henry H. Pearle.
J. L. Bigby, Hodges.
j. E. Grey.
CLASS "c"-3.
Mary F. Cooley, Abbeville.
Elizabeth Beasley, Mccormick.
Mary Bradley, Troy.
l.. A. McAlister, Lowndesvllle.
NJ. ]. Patterson, Lowndesviile.
+. j. Baker, Lowndesville.
CLASS "C."-4.
Mary F. Cunningham, Due West.
Malinda Cox, Troy.
Moriah Long, Troy.
w. A. Cleveland. Lowndesville.
s. A. Scott, Abbevile.
Fra ncis Martin, Abbeville.
Lucy Carroll, Mccormick.
Elizabeth Cothran, Mccormick.
Amanda DiIlashaw.
Susan w. Watkins. Mccormick.
Sarah Clay, Abbeville.
Elizabeth Bowen, Antreville.
s. ]. Furguson. Antrevlle.
Sallie Fleming. Antreville,
Rebecca Hills, Antreville.
Nancy X. Medlock, Donnalds.
j. A. Hass, Abbeville.
Sarah A. Fisher, Abbeville.
Sarah Watkins, Abbeville.
Mary +. Wilson, Abbeville.
Malinda Bolts, Abbeville.
Rebecca BARLEY, Bordeaux.
Laura Brown, Bordeaux.
Jane Ford, Bordeaux.
Kittie Spencer, Bordeaux.
Elizabeth Napier. Hunters.
Sarah Findley, Lebanon.
Elizabeth Pruitt, Donnaids.
Mary E. Simpson. Due West.
Harriet Flynn. Due West.
w. A. Stewart, Due West.
Anne Lawton. Calhoun.
M. f. Smith, Abbeville.
Mary Z. Simpson, Abbevllle.
Nancy Mckee, Abbeville.
Nancy Yeargan. Lowndesville.
Mary Calhoun, Lowndesvllle.
Nancy Stoke, Antreyille.
Mary Mcbride, Troy.
Sarah Walker, Troy.
Mary Dlennon, Troy.
M. l.. Sutherland, Antreville
Catherine Toylor, Antreville.
Mary Jane Hall, Antreville.
s. Z. Smith, Iowndesville.
S. f. Williams, Lowndesville.
SalIie Ashley, Antreville.
Mary +. Patterson, Lowndesville.
The Children of Tribulation.
of the arm and hammer brand of calamity
10 those who work iniquity when they are
not working the streets. Trade has been
good, VS. and KS plentiful, during the pa st
few days. Monday morning the mourners
bench was full to overfowing- the
same fix some of the mourneIs had lately
undergone.
Joseph Carey, preacher. Is supposed 10 have
weighed largely in the past against attend
rafment, subtracting from his fellow mans
estate and other fateful folles Of graceless
world. But his reverend self became entan-
ged In fine raiment subtracted from a
neighbor's trunk and he bereft the town Of
party received him into longing embrace
An appointment was made for him at Able.
Vile, thus deprivlng less favored places OF
his ministrations. After attending Mayor
series Of meetings with the street depart
meIt. He Is doing great good-hunting the
famous "sermon In a stone" The reverend
SAYS he is from "Nawfahk, VuhgiDyah; sah."
j. w. Sogers and Tom Gates used TO be
inhabitants of Jerusalem-the happy home.
That was before the policeman told on them.
They had been trying TO raise several varie-
Ties OF Cain-kinds that the police habitually
tr tt,n nf It1nt Inn tf,It tt,v
during the dull season. Sogers paid S..
Gates hinged out on the world.
Enoch Wardlaw and VIII Shanks swallow
ed lot OF the paint generally used 10 shine
up interpretations. Ihey got very ugly be.
was good on reading signs and he saw signs
Of trouble about the pistol pocket. Wardlaw
gave IS; Shanks $40.
Richard Grant probably lights lamps for
10 pay his salary. After lighting up Satur-
day night he lit out TO wake up the natives.
He beat up two ladies OF color and broke
open three dwelling houses. For dlsorderly
conduct and fighting he got S. or 10 days: for
fghting $3.50 or Is. When Richard Is him
self agsin-when even with council-he and
Inamorita No. will play an engagement on
Judge COXs stage.
the police. Like the traditional cat, he
comes back with unfalling regularity. Manse
Harris came with him this time. 1t was dis
orderly conduct. Ben had drawn gun on
Manse. The Mayor drew So and 81 respect
lively.
Charlie Baker raised municipal sand OH
Magazine street. The Mayor raised him 81.
Della Cleveland raised the waI-whoop and
did the mellow corn dance In Jerusalem.
remarked ''$3."
On to Greenville.
The following delegates from Camp seces.
sion, u. c. ". are attending the encampment
ut Greenville:
w. A. Templeton, ]. Fuller Lyon, L. w.
Perrin, r. r. Hemphill, r. c. Seal.
The veterans left yesterday. DIR. j, w. w.
accompanied them.
Commission Named.
The Governor has appointed the com mis-
siouers TO appOrion the Indebtedness be-
Tween the new county of Greenwood and the
old counties of Abbevile and Edgeteld ao-
oording to the law In such cases provided.
Mr. JAS l.. Mcmillan represents Abbeville; /;
Mr.. j. b. Haltiwnnger, Edgefield.
Gone to the Gang.
Magistrate Cox has sentenced Euoch Ward
law, coored, to the chaingang thirty days for
carrying concealed weapons.
Mr.. j.. A. Shannon on Tuesday took three
Negroes from Donnald's to the gang.
Special Notices.:
Every lady member OF the Baptist church
Ia requested to meet with the WOmans' Mis-
,ionary Society on Thursday ats $40 p. NJ. The
importance of the occasion calls for full al
tendance,
Chapel Saturday.