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GREENwooD's NEWS.
Distinguished Visitors to and Grem
the City...News as Accorded BY
"Pembroke'' FaciIe Pen.
GREENWOOD, 8. G., July %, lbs

| GREENWOOD, 8. g., July 70, 1851
Col. ]. 9. Morse Is in the city looking after
Intelligence reached here to-day Of the sad
death Of Mr.. Geo. Lomax, OF verdery. His
friends are deeply grieved to learn OF his
death.
Miss Efie Brabham, Miss Kate Watson and
Miss Hattie Reynolds attended the CLINTON
Col. W. B. Utsey the courteous secretary of
the Ninety-Six Fair Association was In the
city Monday last.
We have before US at the time Of this writ.
ing fine specimen OF the famous Jem WEI
Lees of this place. The ear weighs about
four pounds, and is u inches In circnmfer-
ence, and q inches long from where 1t grows
from the stalk and has "a rows OF large ana
tured to the end and altogether Is nne speci-
men Of the Indian corn. Th1ssWas grown on
ordinary soil without any fertiilz1es. M.
McLees is making speeiaity oil OF thls t eonrs s1Ts
" The work on the oil mill is being pushed.
Six or seven car loads OF lumber were un-
loaded at the site last week ana the otner ma
Mr. Ed. A. Reynolds, w. 8. Montgomery,
Chas. Alexander, and others took in the Clin"
ton Tournament last week.
NJ. B. Grler, OF Due West, registered at
Mi Mr: ]. Frank Fuller, OF Coronaca, was in the
c'si Messrs. sl Wells & Mays have al kiln of about
100000 brick which they expect to commence
Brick laying on the oil mill was commenced
this morning IMonday3 The work will be
ragis Rr & eSsFh e. Featherstone, of Laurens was in
IT The s'ty &. G., depot has been much improved
by whitewashing. =, ,
Mrs. DuPey, Of Davidson college, y; -,
last week.
Mrs. Tarrant, of Newberry. is on q visit to
her brother Mr.. ). R. Leavell, Jr.
Messrs. Lethco & Montgomery have closed
discoptinne ha c business at this place We re-
feel safe in the assertion that they had won
many friends and had by their square deal.
confidence OF all who knew them. Mr.. W. g.
Montgomery will leave in few days for
Spartanburg, but will return to take the base
ball club, OF which he Is the manager to Nine
The little infant OF Mr.. and Mrs. 0akman,
of Augusta, died at Park hotel on Tuesday
morning. The remains were taken to Angus
Ia and inferred there.
in IsS ths esy todaS to the desS Of her
Mr.. ]. R. Blake, Jr.. of this place attended
the State Alliance in Columbia.
The Times has recently addeda folding ma
chine 10 their press machinery.
Mr. Sam Sherard. Of Ninety-Six, was In the
city one day last week. -,
Dr. G. w. Reck enbaker, of Orangeburg, for
merly of this place is in the city with 1rlenas
and relatives.
DIR. D. w. Youngblood, Of Bradley, was IN
the city one day last week. A..
Rev. w. #. Matthews, who has been IN AT
lanta several days for treatment OF nls eyes
roturned home Friday last.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Moore of this city, private IN
company Is, OF second Regiment, Kershaws
old division. attended reunion OF Lhat com-
pany above Greenville last week. There are
only If left of the old command.
Mr.. I. Brabham returned from HattieVllle
few days since. ,,,..
Miss Wing, of Columbia, is visiting Miss
Alice Boozer. ,
part of the Greenwood base ball club play
ID with Coronaca and Waterloo last week.
PEMBROKE.