The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-04-16
REPORT FROM N1NETY-sIx.
Slighted Fariners..-Dranaf Club'''
Town EIectiOn...Re CHI.
zens..COI. WnIIing ford -. Thanks
10 The Railroad Management.

NINETY.SIx, $. c., April 10, 1890.
Our farmers club feel that they were slight
ed by the managers OF The meeting hela NJ
the Court House on the first MONDAY, wnich
endorsed the platform and ratlhed the Sug-
gestion OF Farmer 1ilinun for Governor. We
hope Ut the next meeting II Will not be grlo
and catch game, bnt that every club In Inc
county will have due and timely notice.
The Ninety-Slx Dramatic Cluo' gave one of of
April4 1t was grand success anu the COM
muni,y Is especially indebted 10 the young
ladies' and gentleman who compose the
club. -
DR.. Fl. NJ. Julian has purchased lbs acres OF
land from w. b. Merriwether, near Ninety
SIX. The price is quite satisfactory and shows
that Ninety-SiX real estate Is ON ooom.
Mr., Waiter s. Richardson Is selling Six
month lambs Weighing 45 lbs. net on the mar
ket of Ninety.Six. Who can beat this 4?
MI. J. s. Wilson has secured position WIN WIZ
the Western Union Co., at Columbia. Mr.
Wilson Is n first class operator.
The municipal election OF our town passed
of quietly on the 7th inst. The following
ticket was elected:
James Rogers, lntendant.
J. e. Cork,
II. ]. Kinard,
A. s. Osborne.
Capt. E. NJ. Lipscomb and wife have return !.
ed from'a pleasant trip TO ba!timore aha Ne"
Sir. T.. H. Walker and wife, of Florida. were
| visiting friends here last week;
bu yers, have left for their respective homes.
Mr. ]. NJ. Geer is still here aud prepared 10
buy all the cotton brought In.
The Alliance at this place Is on ialr OASIS.
The President Is painstaking in full sympathy y
with the movement, and looks out for the in'
| terest OF bis club.
Messrs. w. L. Anderson, Jr., and James T.
Bozeman have bought Dr. Bozemans plant"-
ton and will farm on large scale this year.
The Academy has been nicely painted and
NInety-Six bonsts OF one OF the hand,omeSt
school buildings In the State. The schooi ls
large and under the care or Prot CorK anu
| Miss Richardson. Parents and guardians can
rely upon the thorough instruction OF their
| children and wards.
Clerk Of the Court Thos. l.. Moore came
down on Saturday and returned yesteiruay: ai[oa y:
glad to see him. ,o,
Col. WallIngford has closed up, his business
| here for the season and returned to his nome
| in Indiana. The ColUnel Is Il great help 10
many people in this community who are un'
able to buy for cash:
Friend Sproles, Of Greenwood, was down
week. WE Ss seod h he
situation. Well bet though he Will be louno
booming the right man.
Nothing succeeds like success. SO SAID Jen
Beacham after he had sold out bis western peel
at M per ID. ~,
| The Rev. +. B. Craig and Col. q. Med. Nil.
| ler are attending Presbytery.
MIR. William Miller and wife and Miss
jamie Walker have returned from California,
They suy there is no place like old South Car
olina.
We have now two trains going north and
| two going south daily. Citizens OF Ninety
| Six can now visit Abbeville, Anderson or
Green wood and have plenty of time to tran
sact business and return home the same DAY
| 1t is certainly q great convenience. ihree
cheers for Coils McBee and Talcott.
Col. Sam Vance, State Inspector of Guano.
was In town recently.
Miss Maggie Williamson, of Baltimore, is
now in charge of the millinery departlnehi
OF Mr.. A. S. Osborne. Buy your bonnets and
hats at home and save express, freight, and
railroad expenses. EAsf END