- % ps i 7* v ' * .;:r v ~ V '> '-^-? ' ' :. V?s The Press and Banner. Br HUGH WILSON. Wednesday, Sept. 5, 1894. Democratic Meeting:. The r>emocratlc Executive committee of Abbeville county Id hereby called|to meei at tbe Court House od Thursday. September the Hi.i. at eleven o'clock in tbe forenoon, for the Fmrpoae of tabulating the returns and declirncrihA nwnit nf the Primary Election to be held on September, the Utb. D. H. MagjII, F. B. Gary. Sforetary. County Chairman. September 4ih, 1891. , Public neellnv. At half-past six o'clock next Friday evening a public meeting will be beld In tbe Court Hoiice to nominate a Democratic ticket for Jutendent and Wardens of the town. Let every one turn out. Don't forget it. TheMncon Telegram In a late l*sue had a v?ry complimentary piece about Rev. S. L. M>>rrls, D. D? pastor of the second Presbyterian church In Macon. PenRacola, Florida, is said to be anxious to secure the services of Mr. Morris, and tbe Macon people wish to rtUIn him. He is a talented and eiiernellc young preacher and Is doing a fine work at Maonn. Dr. Morris has a host of flrlend In Abbeville County who feel a deep interest in bis suocess. Ik you want a good bargain In a large tract of land, call on Dr. J. T. Buskin, Monterey, S. C. He will sell or rent on good terms. - MissSallie Tukxer, one of Greenwood's most popular youug ladles. Is tbe guest of her sinter, Mrs. Z. G. Sprott. Judge McGowan and W. C. McGowan, , Esq., returned yesterday from Warm Springs, Ya. mm ?? ?? NINETY SIX NOTES. Ninety Six, S. C,. September3. Well, tbe First Primary Is over and no one should abuse Ninety Six. They did well lor " /r,t aannroliv onH al>Ant 3 ail. 1UC BUM! TUfcCU P^tuvn?nj , uuv. UWM* two thirds of the olub turned out. Mr. Klcard got a verv complimentary vote at bis home box. We dou t by any means think that tbe defeat of Seuator Hemphill Is a < Greenwood County victory. Mr. McCalla is a good man And will represent Old Abbeville's < bent interests. We xxe not afraid but what he will reflect credit upon ihe couuty. 1 We hoar people talk a good deal about tbe Court House Ring, but our experleuoe Is that I 'no ring, no politic*.'' Tbe Rev. Mr. Curilx has Just closed a very J interesting meeting which lasted all tbe past ?Mk at Damascus. i Messrs. E. M. Llpsoomb, J C. Weir and A. 8. Osborne are *1111 in Baltimore and New 1 York purchasing goods for tbe r'all trade. Mr. J. C. Foucbe is building a brick store ' on North Cambridge Street, adjoining Cilboun's Drug store. There will be considerable building in Ninety Six this Fall. Our people are more Jubilant than ever before over tbe prospt-cu of a Court House at N Inety Six. Mr. Edgar Blake and family of Greenwood bave Deen spending several days with rela Uvea. Miss Annie Blake, Miss Ruby Anderson, Mi?s Maggie Rice and Miss Sarah Lipscomb go to Converse College this Fall. MissSalHe Richardson has returned from a long visit tu Greenville aud tbe tnouutaiu country. t Little Joel Weir fell from a tree a few days j ago and painfully strained both of bis wrists. Me is out now with both arms In a sling. I John Lee Williams was committed to Jail recently by Trial Justice Cooper for robbing t a car box on the R. ft D. road. John Is an old offender and well known In Ninety Six. i Dou't forget tbe farmers will have a meet- t log on next Saturday at 3 p. in. Business of t imoortance will be transacted, and every far mer la earnestly requested to be present. i Our butebers are on a strike, that Is, they wou'i pay tbe farmer* prices for beef, and the oouMtquence la tbut we are without beef. Mr. J. A Moore paid a visit :o Spartanburg and Laurens last week. A combination ol business and pleasure. Maf. H. P. Galpbln Is building one of tbe largest and bestbarnes In the county on his Cambridge plantation for storlug clover and pea vines. Or. Blake tqlls us be has found that there Is a worm bottrlng into many of bis ootton bolls, lie can't tell whether It Is the regular "boll worm" or not Mrp. Elizabeth Nichols died at her residence near Ninety Six on tbe 81st ultimo, aged 80 years, tthe had been a member of tbe Ml. Lebanon Methodist cburoh about 40 years. Miss Lillian Cromer, Miss Bessie Hill and Miss Julia Deloach left last week to attend the Danville (Va.) Female College. We are needing rain for tbe late corn and turnips. Prof. E. C. McCants Hnd family left for tbelrbome in Danville, Va., last week. He is now a professor In ihe Danville Female C'lllege. He carried several of our young Indies with blm. Tbe Ninety Six High School begun Its regular session this morning, Prof. Cook principal and Mrs. M. T. Anderson assistant. This Is oneoi tbe best schools In the county. Tbe farmers are all out this morning cutting pea vine*. Tbls Is one of tbe best of food crops we nave, besides being a flue fertilizer. Prof. Jones Fuller Is at borne with his pa- , rents for a short stay before entering upon bis duties at Wotford College. The Rev. Mr. Hltt Das been carry ing on a very Interesting meeting al SI loam tor tbe past week. Mr. J. C. Griffin Is making comfortable additions to his residence ou North Cambridge street. East EuU, i A belt with silver buckles is all tbe go now. Bernau, tbe Jeweler, bas a fine line, a so so.id liver balr pius anu side combs. , Aluminum, the Dew metal. Cut! buttons only 25 cents a pair. Sterling siher yJ-100 floe braclets Iroui $1 23 to 82.;5 can be bad now at Bernau tbe Jeweier. Sterling silver 9*J 100 floe scarf pins from 15 to 50 oents. sailing allver 93-100 sugar spooiiM from^$1.35 upwards. , Hierllng silver tblmblrs25 cents lor the next two weeks. R. C. Bernau, Tbe Jeweler. Bom watch cases with American movements at prices never dreamed of berore. Give cotolene a trUI. A sample bucket atHupply Co's free to every housekeeper In tbe oounty. Try cottolene at Abbeville Supply Co's a aviug ot oue-mird lu amount used compared wltb lard. A fresb supply of cottolene Just received al the Abbeville Supply C>'s. Tuls preparation to becoming more aud more popular every day. Free sample buckets of oottolene at Supply Co's. lor everv housekeeper. Come eurly for to avoid tbe rush. See C. P. Hammond dt Co.'s advertisement ttilit week sure. C. P. Hammond A Co. have completed their tore and are now ready for bum dean. See tbe front of C. P. Hammond & Co.'s tore. TbU Is a fact worth lake log into account: A tudentof Bradstreet's baa been Investigating failure*, and duds tbat about HO per oent. of business houses tbat go to tbe wall are those tbat do not advertise. Remember J. D. Kerr, the furniture dealer, can be found lu Mess. P. Rosenberg & Co., ware rooms until October l?t. When needing anything In the furniture line be sure to call on us In Mesa. P. Ro?enberg A Co.. ware rooms. J. D. Kerr tbe furniture deale^. Oar business having increased ao we find tt necessary to ret large quarters and not being able to complete oor new store be lore Oct. lat will be found Id Mess. P. Rosenberg & Co. ware-room. J. D. Kerr, tbe furniture dealer. J. D. Kerr tbe furniture dealer can be found In Meas. P. Rosenberg & Co. ware-rooms until October 1st, wbere he will alwaya give the lowest prloest to be bad on iurnlture, call and see bint. See Kerr's Pier Mirrors they are daisies and are certainly cheap. When yon w*nt some close prices on furniture be sore to go to Kerr's ware-rooms of Meas. P. Rosenberg: A Co. We bate moved temporarily to Mess. P. Rosenberg your interests. . >-~v * ? s ;V" THE SECOND PKIMARY, | Tbe i'nndlilate* nnd the MnnRirein of Election. Aboevllle, S. C.. Aug. 30.1694. The executive committee met 011 the above date, pursuant to tbe order ot tbe Chairman, F. B. Uary, lor the purpose of tabulating tbe vote lu the Democratic primary which was held August 28th. Tue toliowiug received a majority of the votes cast, and were declared the nominees of the Democratic party, viz : {Senator?1. H. McCalla. Legislature?J. E. Tod J, J. B. Hollowny, J. Towues ttoberibou, F, B. Gary and D. H. Magill. Auditor?W. W. Bradley. Treasurer?Johu K. Blake. The following candidates are to run over, viz: Jobo Lyon and K. H. Armstrong for l County Supervisor, W. T. Mlitord and N. O. Pyles tor School Commissioner, and J. Fuller Lyon and K. E. Hill for Probate Judge. The Secretary was instructed to write to i tbose clubs which hitd tailed to send tbeir poll list along with box and request them to I forward them at once, so that, according to Ibe rules 01 ton party, mey couiu uo uicu WlttJ tlie Cierk ol' Court I The loliowing gentlemen were appointed I mauagers at tUeelectlon lo be Lie id at the several voting precincts September lltb : < Abbeville No. 1? Jona A. Harris, H. E. K. ! Berry, it. L. Mabry. Aboevliie No. 2?J. F. Bradley, G. H. Moore, ' J. L. Simpson. Autreville? K. A. Haddoo, Cal Shirley, Buz < Wakefield. < Bellvue-W. D. Morrab, J. F. Singleton, C. I J. Britt. ' Bradley?Dr. J. W. Kennedy, J. M. Bannls- ! ter, J. L. Watsuu. Cedar Springs?Alf Lyon, Jobn Brown, L. B. Ramey. Hodges?J. M. Leltb, J. H. McCord, J. L). 1 Pare. Donalds?G. W. Johnson, L. A. Shannon, J. I E. Todd. Due West?G. N. Nlckles, E. H. Edwards, M. I E. HolllngsworiU. Greenwood?B. F. McKellar, J. W. Llles, A. < J. Bell. < Hampton?J. T. McLalu. J. H. Bowie, J. K. McWborler. Jones?E. H. Hughes, W. A. Hill, W. S. Cul- 1 verson. I Lebanon?A. K. WaUon, Robert Knox, < Jaiues Gilliam. Long Cane?J. R. Hannah, Thomas Eakln, ] T. J. Koberoou. I Lowndesvllle No. 1?C. T. Baker, D. K. Cooley, s. S. Boles. * Lownde-.viiie No. 2?J. M. Daniels. P. E. 1 Spoon. W. W. Martin. * Magnolia?HcD. Cater, W. H. Boyd, W. A. Poo* i Means Chapel?J. B. Cochran, W. B. Ul- ? Jrick, J. D. King. * Mi Pacmui?Inline RnvH Thnmflo Ifnn*. I Jobu Tarrant. Ninety-Six?James Rogers, T. C. Tutner, ? Frunk Fuller. Pboenix?P. H. Adams, J. S. Watson. G. F. RfOSBa Stony Point?J. T. S. Major, T. Q. Smith, T. B. Stacy. Troy? W. T. Bradley, F. A. Cook, J. S. Harris. Verdery?W. A. Lomax, Jr., John Kerr, W. E. Hendervon. Walnut Grove?T.J. Beacbam, G. B. Riley, IVw. McGee. W. W. Bradley, Sec. Pro Tern. MILKOAD BACKET. Itema or lutereat to Railroad People Mod Tlielr PrleudM ? Picked up Along the Road aud About tbe Nbopn. Engine S21, a big switch engine, baa been leut Uown to Atlauta to work ou the belt and I'ard at Howell*. Engine 5o3 is in tbe shops for an overhaulng. operator Joe Scott is at present working tbe ilgnt trick at Howell's. Engineer A. L. Garrison, who has been tulte Hick for the pant ten days, is much bet?r and expect* to resume his run In a ;ew ' laytf. i Engine 501 Ik now Id the possesion of Engineer Oweus on the North end Vestibule run. Engineer Sam Shiver, who bits been speudng souiu tunt- ofl on a pleasure trip, bus re.urned and resumed bis run ou the Vestibule. Engineer H. C. Klrfiuau returned Iroiu Jleveiaud spring* a lew days ago, and is now >peudlng a lew days lu Charle.-ton. Eugiueer Flynu has gone u> bis bome In ttlunuiond lor a few days. Engineer Gaston Mares is off on a ten days pleasure trip. As tbe time for electing a Town Council for be next year is drawing near, the "Kacket Man" with many others, wish u> place tne jameof A.J. CoRRIE before tbe voters of .be town for memuer of Council. Supt. W. B. Uyder, wno was transferred 'roni the Georgia Pacific to the C. 0. & A. and J.AG. a short while ago, has bt>en again transferred. This time to tbe Klcbmond L>1/islou Including tbe Air Line road, with beadquarters at Charlotte, N. C. Superintendent tiearkiey, who had charge of the Klcnmond Division lor a number of years has been iranslerred to the C. C. & A. and C. & G. with Headquarters at Columbia. Mr. H. A. Willlams, who has held tbe position of Tralm Master of tbe old soajb Carolina Division for Lbe past eight years, retains bis position with aolarged Jurisdiction. Conductor Bunting was pulllug tbe bell on II and 38 last week. General Mauager Winder's private car thai Qas bt-en undergoing lepulrs lu tbe car shops, is bavlng the finishing touches put on by tbe paloters. Tbe big ruD made over the North Eastern road last Sunday a wet-k ago was made by Engineer W. W. Corrie.a brother of Foreman J. Corrle of llie G., C. <& N. Bbops. Engine No. 28 used on this trip was ruu by Engineer I. L Anderaou in through passenger service lor a long while on the Coast Line. Tbe run was from Ashley Junction to Florence?96 miles, aud wtm made la vo minutes. The train was made up ot two Pullman sleepers, day 1 aoacb aud baggupe car, loaded wilb K. ol P.'b < jq their way to Washington. 1 The machinists at the shops are buBy this week fluUhing up 511. I Engineer Turner, who bas been on a vaca- i tiou lor some time bas resumed work again. " j I uteres Ins: Event In Due Went. ' Tbe Interdenominational Sunday School Convention of Abbeville county beld lis fifth annual meeting at Dse Weal on last week, , Aug. 28th and ttUb,and tbe meeting waa in- ] Jeeda profitable one to ait who attended. It was in many ways the beat convention we | have beld in some time. Tbe attendance was larger than usual and unusual Interest was manifested. , Tbe discussions and speeches were very In- ( terestlng, and many new Ideas were advanced | along the line of Sunday School work. As to tbe singing we would note that It wm , the best we bave had at any couveullon yet. , In fact. Due West Is a fine place to bold a convention. Tbe people were very kind and hospitable, and took care of ns finely. Hard , uuiea ueeiueu 10 u?j h Bintuger u|> tucio, iui [ there were do laok of fried chicken, pies, custards and all the nicest delicacies Imaginable. We really bad a floe time, as well as a proflta- , ble meeting, and wlsb tbe couventlou would , meet oftener in Due West. Out of tbe forty Sunday Schools In tbe , county only eighteen were represented. Tbe Sunday Schools do not appreciate tbe import* ance of sending delegates to this convention; for ibrougb this convention we bave direct touch with tbe great Iuter-natlonal Suoday ( School work. Mr. E. B. Ezell from Spartanburg was pres- , ent and gave several instructive lessons on woman teaoblug in tbe Sunday School. This Is a new feature In ibe Sunday School, but a ; very much needed system, Mr. W, A. Templeton was our president, and did a great deal to make the convention pleasant and enjoyable. Tbe minutes In full will appear In tbe Presbyterian. The State Inter denominational Sunday Sobool Convention will meet in Union this week. We hope that more interest will be taken in this work as it is a great, grand and glorious work. Very respectfully, C. P. Hammond, Secretary. THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS. Inferential Oeemion for Lowndee* yllle. The Annual Conference of tbe Methodist Sunday schools Id Abbeville county will be held at Lowndesville. S. C., Sept. 13,14 and IS. PROGRAM. Thursday evening, Sept. 13, at 8:30?Sermon by Rev. J. B. Campbell, P. E. Friday morning. Sept. 14. 10:80?1Thanksgiving service led by Rev. C. H. Pritchard. 11 a. m.?Report from Schools. 12 m.?General discussion on Reports. AFTERNOON EXERCISES. Report from Schools completed. Subject?"How can Teaching be Improved In the Sunday Schools." Opened by G. C. Hodges., Evening 8 p. m?"The Best Method of Studying the Bible." Opened by C. V. Hammond, continued by Dr. H. W. Bays. SATURDAY, SEPT. 15. Praise Services led by Rev. S. D. Vaughn. Suojeut?' The Influence of the Sunday School on the Home and Family." Opened by Wm. Riley and Rev. VV. H. Arlall. 11 b. m.?"What are our Sunday schools Doing in Foreign and Domestic Missions ?" By Rev. E. G. Price. At the close of the morning session the conference will arrange for Saturday evening and Sunday services. The latest patterns iq sword ha\r p\as a Reese train Monday, and will In future make Abbeville bis borne. He will open up a large clothing and gem's furnishing stock In tbe store recently occupied by J. D. Kerr. Mr. Coben will keep a very large and complete stock at prices to suit tbe pockets of all. He will be bu busy for some ten or fifteen days remodelling bis store room, and getting ready for the large trade be will no doubt have. Tbe Rev. Mr. Lowry, of Columbia, S. C, preached In tbe Presbyterian church Sunday night. Monday (Saleday) was very quiet. Very few people in town and only one sale by the Sheriff. Mr. b\ C. DuPree and Dr. M. F. Game worshiped in Lowndesville last Sunday. < There must be some very great attraction in IUHL pan ui ine wunu iur uieno ^uuug uiou, A. forty mile drive to attend preaching 1b rather long tor most I01ks. Mr. W. Joel Smith & Hons will In a short while have handsome Iron fronts put on their stores. The work will be begun as soon as the fronts arrive. A large highland moccasin was killed one aveuing last week In the public square, and Sunday last a terrapin leisurely made bis way over the same part of the city. Strange visitors to the town. Hon. A. C. Latimer addressed a small audijnce In the Court House Monday morning jd national politics. Mr. Latimer said "that ae believed Cleveland an honest man," and 'the n ost popular man In the United States." Jo do many 01 us. Mr. James Miller ol Due West Is with W. J, Smith betlaiul ponies yesterday for bis sous, rbefce are tbe first Shetland ponies that have ?ver been brought here. i Mr. aDd Mrs. J. Y. Jones, of Washington, J. C., arrived la tbe elty a few days ago. j Judge MoGowan and Capt. W. C. McGowan same home yesterday after a month's stay at ,he Warm Springs, Va. Mr. Van Straaten left Monday on the ves.ibule for Athena. Qa. lie will be married / . o-day to Miss Miunle Boley, a- charming ,'ouug lady of that city, and ou Saturday will . jrlng his bride to her new home. We extend 0 the happy pair our best wishes for their >reaenlanu future bapplness. Mr. Van St ranen has rented the Mluter house from A. M. . LLill oaltlou. Tbe drawings were beautllul luleed, and we hope our trlend's work will be telecied. The drawing were lor Forstery, Machinery, and Liberal Aru Buildings. Mr. Jamea Bradley la now "wheeling" the sounty for aerveyor Bullock. Jlmmle looks lulte "nobby" In his "bicycle clothes." Mr. Manning Black la again with A. W. Smith and la ready and anxious to serve his nany friends. Hurry up with the electric lights and waterforks. We need both, aud need them like .he Texan did bis six-shooter. Tbe colored Presbyterian church was sold >y theSherlff saleday, and was bought by J, Ulen Smith lor $508.24. Mr. W. P. Colboun, of Atlanta, made a short >u8iness trip to this city last week. Mrs. H. D. Reese and his two youngest shildrea have retaroed from a stay of several hI? Ln her narenU In Greenville. Mlsti Mary White went up to Greenville ast Saturday to attend the marriage or her sousln Miss Mamie Lou Mauldln. She will >e absent Beveral days. Mr. George Smith, of Calhoun Falls was in owu several days this week. There was no service In the Presbyterian :burcb last Sunday morning. Greenwood county got a black eye last Thurday from which it will not recover for at east two years. The Graded School opens on Monday the 7th, with the same corps of teacher as last ession. See law card of W. L. Miller, Esq., who will >e glad to attend to all law business enrusted to his care. Miss Willie Hayne, a most charming young ] ady trorn Charleston, came up last Friday to ( peud sometime with her friend Mlsa Ellen t cU*k6r> Miss Issle Braton, of Spartanburg, is here ' >d a visit to Mrs. Acg. W. Smith. She has uaoy friends here who are glad to see her in , ler ole home. J Miss Jennie White and Miss Lacy While . eave to-day for Stanton, Va., to attend Miss J Baldwins school. Miss Jeannie and Miss . ^uoy, are two of Abbeville's brightest young adlen. They will be missed by their circle of rlends this winter. We wish them much tuocess. Mrs. W. H. Parker, Miss Bell Garrard, Mr. Francis Parker and Miss Lucia Parker are txpected to return today from Cashiers Val- / ey, their summer home, where they have ipent the past month. Miss Elltn Parker and her brother Mr. frank Parker, of Charleston, are expeoted to irrlve in the cir.y today to spend several veeka with their cousin Miss Ellen Parker. Mr. William Stewart, of Liberty, has been in the city several days as l he guest of Mr. W. K. Temple ton's family. Mr. Henry Norwood and MIbs Florlde Colinun rnturned last week from a Week's Stay itay wltb Mrs. Jobn 8. Norwood's family at Long Creek. Mr. Hiram Tusten left last Sunday for tbe West to spend tbe winter. Mrs. Eugene Gary aud Children after a pleasant month In tbe mountains returned dome last week. Mrs. F. E. Harrison after spending a week In Anderson wltb relatives returned bome Monday. Mr. L. C. Parker, wbo has been wltb Smith fc Sons for tbe past two years left on Salurlay for Anderson, to go In to business with mil & Co., of tbat place. Mr. Parker made many friends during his slay among us, wbo, we regret to see him leave. We wish for bim much success. Miss UusHle Mcintosh left Saturday for Elberton, Ga., to spend a week, from there ibe will gc to Sbreveport, La., accompanied t>y ber mother Mrs. M. E. Mcintosh. Tbey will spend tbe winter wltb Mrs. T. J. Zeigler. Miss Mamie E. Burn, ol Georgetown. S. C., arrived in tbe city yesterday and will spend sometime with Mrs. W. T. McDonald. Capt. S. N. Williams bas moved and Is now oocuplng the new cottage opposite tbe Rutledge bouse. Mr. W. D. Wilson was bo unfortunate as to lose a fine Jersey cow last week. Tbe family of Justloe Gary will move to tbe Gary Mansion on Magazine Hill. Mr. Ed. Osborne, of Ninety-Six, Is In tbe city. A handsome four-story hotel Is one of tbe latest improvements talked of, and we are Bure to get It at an early day. Tbe new hotel will be built on tbe most modern designs aud will ha\e every convenence aud comfort tbat a first class bouse sbould have. Tbe public scales have been torn kown and will be re-ereoted on the lot near A. M. Hill <1 Sons stables. Messrs. Samuel Seal and Claude Gambrell spent Sunday last In tbe country, tbe guest of Capt. J. E. Brownlee. Conductor Calhoun Marshall was In tbe city several days last week. He left Monday for Allantu. Mr. J. A. Hill took In the "City by the Sea." He returned Monday nlgbt. ? V17 o I ttxy VlqunolrB 17ua r\f RmndUI Inlf fift. 1h In town oq a visit to his father. Mr. Visanska is a bright young lawyer and In rapidly coming to the front. Btrtb to Mrs. J. T. B. Anderson, a son. The new restaurant to be opened today by Messrs. Cox & Moore will fill a long rell want, and will no doubt be run In a style mat will make them many oustomers. The G., ?\ & N. Tluie Table. Trains going North : The vestibule at 4:55 p. m. Passenger, mall and express, 1*2.43 p. in. Through freight, 3.17 a. m. Mixed mall and express 8.40 a. in. TrulnB going South: The vestibule at 1.16 p. m. Passenger, mall and express 3.02 p. tn. Through freight 4.00 a. m. Mixed malt and express 5.38 p. in. The first two named trains are dally. The others daily, except Sunday. tf Carpets, carpets. B. M. Haddon Si Co. have arranged with a large wholesale carpel house of Philadelphia to act as their exclusive ageuts tor the sale of carpets In this place. We are prepared to furnish the trade with every grade from the cheapest ingrain to the tlnest axmlnster. Prices have never been so low. Our custo mers will get full benefit of reoeut decline In prices. B. M. Haddon IUPj O r-J-UHiV.y JL J-V_y-LX WX1 Lace Pius, Cuff Pins, Hair Pins, Shirt Studs, Scarf Pins, Cuff Buttons, PLAIN AND SET RINGS, S9???~ WATCH and WATCH CHAINS. These goods must be sold in order to make room for our new stock. We sell for O.A.1SH and ask a very small profit. We make a bid for your trade. REESE & DuPRE. 4