The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-01-15
EAST ENDS NOTE AND COMMENT.
and Dots Around tie Historic
GrOunl ,lhcreab0Ht.
NINETY-SIX, S. c., ia

NISErY-SIX, S. c., Jan. II, 1890.
The beautiful weather has induced our
| farmers to increase the Oat crop.
| The farmers OF Abbeville have acted wise
| ly in their selection of bank President. We
regard Mai Parker as one Of the best iinan-
ciers In the country and he is obliged 10 make
4 success OF the enterprise.
Col. w. S. Rogers, of Lexington, Ky, came
| out TO attend the marriage OF his Sran'l-
daughter Miss Mamie Roscrs 10 Mr.. >. Z.
| Turner.
| Messrs Phillips Il Watson have purchased
the stock of goods of Messrs. Sem Brothers.
We made q short visit to Greenwood last
Thursday and attended the marriage OF Mr..
r. Fl. Walker to Miss Ella Cobb. We also
| met nany OF the business men Of the place.
business seemed to tie brisk, AMI wc note
| with pleasure the great improvements going
on in the proud little city.
| The Rev. Mr.. Brabham has so far recovered
| to be able To preach last sunday.
Mr. Ben. X. Hill, OF itdgeiicld county, has
moved 10 NiuGty..SiN, where he Will have ed.
ucational facilities. Bye the way, our school
| is on Il boom, with good teachers nnd q com.
Portable school building. The prospects are
| indeed bright.
Mr.. II. +. Eilcnburs lost his smoke
| house by fire last Friday night with the meat
OF several hogs and LOT Of what, oats, and
cotton seed.
Miss Bessie Richardson, II charming young
| lady of tiati'ney. who has been here on Il visit
| TO her sister, left for home on last Friday.
| Il.
largest ami finest rudishcS we ever Saw--,wo
weighed over Il pound each.
| Miss Erwin Sanders, Of Grccnvll!c, who
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Emma San-
dcrS, at RivcrlandS, has left for Eer home
| Mr.. George NJ. Anderson, of Ninciy-SiE,
was elected dir cctor OF the Farmers Bank.
| Mr. Anderson is n first-ciass business man,
and the future will prove their wisdom in
| elrclin@ him.
Col. Wailimg!ord has arrived with n lot OF
| Kentucky and Indiana mules. which he IS Of
fering ut low figures for cash, or OH time,
with approved paper.
Rev. II. Carroll, the new Baptist minister,
and family, have arrived and are comfortably
uunrtcrcd on West Main Street.
MIS-. &. NJ. Walker, Of Columbia. was in
town last week visiting relatives.
| On last Wednesday ut i2:n O'Clock, 1T the
Presbyterian church. by the Rev. +. i. Crai.,
Mr.. Samuel {. Turner, OF l'rnn"ttSrili", =. e.
and MizS Mamie T.. fpg"rS, were married,
and lett Immediately for the home Of the
groom.
NeSsrs w. l.. Anderson and James Y. BOZc-
man, have gone to Atlanta To buy mulrs.
Several eases of La grippe i'll our town.
You know some people have very vivid I'M
aginationS, winch is important in LII grippe.
| Yes we arc firmly convinced that 1T the
next election some OF our delegates 10 tnt
LEGISLATURE will regret the part they tOuk III
the AbbcYillc license matter 1T Tie last SeS-
! sion.
Tile Alliance men Of Nincty-Six are sub
srrilinr libcrilly for bank stock. Ii is Il
great pity that they did not start the enter
prise last October, VIXEN money WAS more
| plentiful.
Ncxi Saturday will be tie 18th, and we hope
every school boy Will be on hand with Il nice
| wafer oak or elm TO st out III The Srho:,i
house campus. Don't for!et it, boys. Mr. IL.
!. kinard, the Chairman OF The Beard OF IruS-
tees Will be Oh hand 10 show You where TO
! pace them.
Cant. i. :. Hale has been quite successful
| in selling splendid steel cnSravingS o! IN
President n;,Yi* and Cabinet.
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