The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1891-09-02
MISTAKE ABOUT CRATES.
Good Preachers and Pretty Women
New Corn and Old Men.-NeW
Bricks and Ready Made County
COmmissiOncrs...O Cotton.-.
Openfng SchOOIs-.-Odds and Ends.

Bricks and Ready Made County
COmmissiO ssiOncrs..-Opening III COttOn...
Opening SchOOIs-.-Odds and Ends.
NINETY SIX, Sept. l, 1891.
The Quarterly Conference Of the Methodist
chnrch was held at Salem on last Saturday,
Rev. A. J. Cauthen, P. E.. presiding.
Miss May Orchard pretty, stylish looking
young lady Of Atlanta, Is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. ]. A. Stuart has returned from pleas
ant trip to Greensille and other places.
Miss Jessie Fielder of ST Georges. is visiting
Mrs M. +. Young.
The corn crop has been more or less Injured
by wind and high water.
Col. James H. Rice has shown us some deli
cious concord grapes, just ripening. Thelr
covered with paper bags while green.
The Baptist Association meets here on
Tuesday the sth instant.
Maj. Hale's canary is in elegant form Just
uow and sings and looks like Georgia Ma
Mr.J.C. Cork informs us that his school
The Rev. R. n. Pratt of Bennettavlile pass
ed up the road lRet week.
The pretty Miss Waddell is visiting her sis.
ter Mrs. J. w. Blake.
Governor Tilman and family passed on
the railroad Saturday, going Westward. &
The Rev. R. G. Patrick OF Yorkville de-
liyered the address ss to to the ~ Union Sunday
was a splendid effort and highly appreciated
by those fortunate enough to hear 1t.
Major Gaphln and family have returned
from the mountains. Their sojourn was at
Hotel de Cover.
Mr.. Thomas Alston, son-in-law Of DR.. San.
ders, was here o short while recently.
Ninety Six Is booming Mr.. Ransom Chaney
we can't elect one. So we hope the county
will let us get one by appointment. 1t is our
Dr.. Julian and Mr., G. NJ. Anderson have
N ,i,k,a bair Inc
brick.
The directory of Ninety Six printed in the
| last issue of the Press and Ban ner was COM
pliment and E quite complete Thagks; y s.,.,on
OF New Market were in town last Saturday.
Some cotton Is opening, and ere long the
| fleecy staple will begin to come in. Despite
the continued low prices our farmers Will
Miss Lizzie Jones Of Greenvlle is visiting
| Ninety Six as the guest Of the Misses Fouche.
The many friep ds of herself and mother are
glad to meet her.
Quitman, Ga, are visiting Mrs. Geo. NJ. An
| derson.
The singing at the Baptist church last Sum
day was superb, especially so at the evening
A good many Of our citizens are having
CRATES put in, and will use coal in the future.
Wood Is too high.
Mr.. NJ. F. Sanders has gone to Abbeville to
clerk for Messrs. P. Rosenburg & Co. Mr..
Sanders is a number one salesman, and has
| many friends around Ninety Six who wish
him much success In his new home.
| Mrs. 8. M. Davis has returned from visit
! to Greenville.
Mrs. DR.. Holland and two little ones left re-
Gently for q trip TO Alabama.
A wedding in town next Thursday.
Many friends regret to hear OF the mtsfOr-
tune Mrs. Motto, OF Newberry. She lost q
| valuable house and nearly all Of her furni-
ture with but little insurance.
Judge Cooper, Of Edgefeld, was In town
last Saturday.
Frank Tompkns and several other young
men are getting ready for Clemson College.
East End.