The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-12-14
NINETY-SIX NEWS.
East End Tell il all i'm Very Enter
tanning Way.
Ninety-Siy, S. c., Dec. 12, 1902

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Ninety-Six, S. c., Dec. 70, 1892.
| Our merchantSare busy opening out Christ
mas goods. Fruits aud toys In abundance
and If the weather should be good we Will al
have good time during the holidays.
The Holland Drug Co. is the name OF new
business house recently established here. DR.
/ w. H. Holland IS at the head of.the concern
which we think ensures success. -
Mrs. Samual e. Turner, of Bennettsville
who has been here for some weeks visiting al
her fathers and relatives, left on last We'd
| nesday for her home.
Nancy Cork, colored, aged over 100 years
died at the plantation of Mr.. f. Y. Sheppard
Mrs. Geo Nj. Anderson has commenced as
assistant TO Prof: Cork In the Ninety-SiX
High School. No better selection could have
for the work and will give entire satisfaction
Mrs. John G. Crawford, who has been visit.
ing at her father for several weeks returned
to her home in Edgefield on last Wednesday.
| Uncle George Elmore, who moved from
Abbeville to Laurens years ago, was over last
week visiting his old friends.
| Mr.. Joel s. Bailey, one OF Greenwood's most
prosperous merchants was down on business
Master Clark McCaslan attended the sales
at Aboeville on the 5th instant. He SAWS
| there we're more people In AbbeVllle than lie
ever saw there before.
Mrs. T. II. Walker, of Greenwood, was down
! last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Will Keith, Of Chappells, was up last
Lewis Butler, colored. shot his grand father
Roland Cook in the leg one day last week.
When arrested, he violently resisted ana had
TO be knock ed down before he would submit.
Was committed TO Jail by Trial Justice NC
Miss Jennie Chiles. of Greenville, is visiting
| relatives in town. Miss Jennie Is a speclal
favorite at Ninety-SiN and her friends are al
ways glad to see her.
the man who gets the maddest Mt a newspa-
per squib is usually the fellow who borrows
the paper he reads 1t out or.
Mrs. James Bewly and children, Of Laurens,
are visiting their aunt Mrs. Matte jackson,
The Hon H. J. Kinard came up to see his
family last Saturday. He has returned TO MS
duties.
Miss Anna Hill, of Greenwood. is visiting
her aunt Mrs. Capt E. NJ. Lpscomb.
Past Master ]. D. Watson will represent
Eureka Lodge, No. AZ, A. F. NJ, at the Grand
Lodge.
Mrs. E. A. oakman will teach the Mt; Leb-
anon school for the next term. Mrs. Oak man
Is we'll qualified, being graduate OF the
Gfeenviile College, besides she has considera'
BILE experience az teacher.
Prof. j. A. Holland thinks of giving a con-
cert about Christmas. We hope he will.
Col. Waliingford was in town last Saturday
on q collecting tour.
We hear that one of our young men Is going
to take unto himself q wife about Christmas.
There Is n o better time TO marry than Christ
man.. We will congratulate the young gentle
Mr. W. S. Sanders is still at Newberry in the
cotton business.
Col Utsey has moved to Greenville, where
he will make his home In the future.
The Misses Moore, daughters Of Ex-County
Clerk T. l.. Moore, are visiting at MIR. j. +.
Watson's. Ninety-Six welcomes these young
ladies to her borders and extends TO them all
the liberties and privileges Of the city.
The Rev. Mr.. Carroll preached two fine dis
courses at the Baptist church yesterday and
last night.
MIR. K. G. McCasan may be found behind
the counter at E. NJ. Lipscomb & Co.'S.
Capt. ]. BeItUn Lyles, OF Abbeville, was
down yesterday and his old friends were glad
To welcome him. East End.