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Lively TaIk Mt Ninety-Six.

Lively Talk at Ninety-Six.
N1NETY.sIx, s. c., May q. 1888.
Miss Lillian Maxwell OF our town was mar.
ssd on the 18th instant at the %
Mr.. A. ]. Deas, Jr, of Augusta. Ga; The eere.
mony was performed by the Rev. w: 7.
Meadors In the presence of few immediate
friends. The attendants were: MIR. Edward
Deas and Miss Lula Maxwell, Mr.: J. r. Little
ton and Miss Anna Walker, Mr.. Thomas Cal
houn and Miss Mamie Iittleton, Or. ]. A.
Calhoun and Miss Malta Head, Mr.. Jas. 2uat'
tlebaum and Miss MolIe Head, Mr.. W; ].
Miller and Miss Emma Nicholson. The
bridal couple left the same day for Augusta.
Mr.. Roland Calhoun. OF Greenwood was In
our town last week for q few days on busl-
ness.
Mrs. w. J. Gayer,. of Charleston, is here
called to attend the funeral of her father, Mr.;
Lnrkin g. Carter. who died very suddenly y,-;n al
inst, aged about eighty years. Mr.. Carter was
q very old man and leaves a heritage to his
children that they should be proud of,that
Of honesty and purity 81 neart h see G9d are
Mr.. Geo. c. Probst has rented Mrs Quarless
house and lot, and will establish stock
farm at or near Ninety-Six. Mr.. Probst Is
very fond Of and fine Judge Of stock and
Don't forget the entertainment "Esmaral-
da" on the night Of the first OF June. The
proceeds are to be used in Improving the
school building.
General Hemphlll passed down 10 the con,
vention the other day looking finer fatter and
happier than we have seen him for many q
dsy The needs and viii oSok them
Mr.. w. II. Frazier has sold to parties IN Mul.
BERRY fine young registered Jersey bull, son
OF his premium COW, Fran, Isle
of l.. M. Moore had his shoulder dislocated;
DR.. Julian was present and soon SET MIN al
right.
a ool af hoft 10 ia arOn6
Cur State Convention sat down on the PR.
mary plan OF nominated State officers. Old
Abbeville, however, plumbed the track, and
is generally found on the right SIDE we
mate State officers as county officers, and
whenever they are directly heard from, you
will find that they think that way.
of Mr.. % CIemson's ~ @ f Wiiit6at the state is likely
to go into partnership with somebody. Now
can the State accept the propositlon OF the
will without subordinating itself to the trus.
priatlon would be better, and let the State
have nothing to do with Its management.
No partnership arrangement will give salts
faction. EAST END.
N1NErY-s1x, s. c., May %, 1888.
A small show in town last Friday and Sat-
urday nights revived things somewhat.
Capt. Z. 8. Hale has had slight attack OF
paralisys, but we are glad to say he Is improv-
Ing and will soon be out again. ..
r.
ton stalk ten Inches high with squares on it.
but we have found out since that II was OF
partial winter growth in dprotected manure
pile.
about by the recent high winds accompanied
MIR. John Watson who has been confined to
his room for some time Is out again to The Joy
Of his many friends.
MIR. James Rogers Jr, has recently sold to
Col VIM. johnson and G. P. Roberts each
fine pair of English pedigraed Berkshire pigs.
Mr.. Thomas Lane OF Newberry is In the
peighborhood. buying Ing, lambs and beeves' ne
Mr.. W. III. Whitlock and daughter of New
Market were In town last week visiting
friends.
the Joint Sunday Schools at the Presbyterian
church In this place on the nth SUNDAY IN
July. u.
education and we wish every parent IN the
surrounding country could have heard It, II
would have done them good as we'll as the lit
tie ones that are growing up in nearly every
Mr.. and Miss Hackett, of Penix., We're in
town last Sabbath and worshipped at the
Presbyterian church.
We congratulate you Mr.. Editor upon 6elne
perance organization recently In session at
Columbia.
Mr., r. L. Blake has gone TO Lanford on tne
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad to take posi-
tion as telegraph operator.
Mrs. w. L. Anderson, Jr., has been on VS.
II to st. Georges. has returned.
Miss Bessie Hill Of Green wood was In town
We are glad to see that Col. Cothran has
covered himself with glory at the Philadel-
phia Centennial.
The entertainment on the night of the lst
of June, will be held In Seignious Hall South
Cambridge Street. 1t will be for the beneft
Of the school and everybody will be expected.
Esmeralda a play in four acts will be rem
dered.
The Commencement exercises OF the Nine
ty.Six High School will be as follows:
Recitations, dialogues, essays and original
speeches by the pupils on the evening OF the
9th and 7th june.
ON Friday June the 9Th at II o'clock there
will be an address by the Hon. w. G. Benet
before the pupils and patrons Of the school.
There will also be picnic on Friday to which
the public are respectfully invited to come
and bring their basket or course all the can
didates are expected to be present and an OPP
portunity will be granted them to speak, on
the subject OF education. We hope General
Hemphill and the Editor OF the Press and
Banner will favor us with their presence.
EAST END.