The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-06-22
EAST ENDS DOTS.
He Furnishes Good Chart OF the
Acts and DOings of the People
About the Fort.
N.inety-SlX, s. G., Jun

Ninety-Slx,S s. G., June 90, 1882.
The Rev. w. Z. Mead"rs, of st. Mathews
spent short time In our town last week
MIR. Meadors preached here four years, aht
cndenred himself To many OF our people:
The Misses Ella and Lou Coleman. OF Edge
field, were up last week enjoying the eNtr
cses on Chlldrens day at the Methodls
church.
MIR. Thomas Wright and Prof. Jones Fuller
two of our brightest young men. nave return
ed from Wofiord College. The former grad
uated and the latter has been assistant r;roies
Mrs. l.. &. Rogers of Lewiedale, is at Nine
ty-SiX visiting relatives
Grand Lecturer Bacon, of the Lodge q
knights of Honor paid our town and lodge q
visit recently. Hc is thoroughly up In ms
business and is making great success: He
says the order is in fionriShing condition
and new lodges are being formed IN dlueren
parts of the State. two OF which Will oe lnsli
tuted In our county.
Two of our cnlerprsing young men, MesSrs
]. II. Z. Griffin and w. w. Fooshe. are on tit
road now threShing grain. They are canal
dates in various senses OF the worn anu @ iruS nT
b fore the season is over they Will have been
elected to -. Well, the high office OF hus
band.
We noticed n reference to Mr.. McCaslan
oats at Troy. They are fine, but we nave Q
McCaslan nj Niuety-SiX who sometimes sows
oats, and this year he had two pieces either o.
which, we think, will make 81 to 100 bushels
TO the acre. lie has not threshed them yet
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Master Willie Lipscomb has been sent 10 A 7
lanta for medical treatment. He has some af
fection OF the throat.
Last Friday was Children's day Mt The Meth
odst church. The attendance was large con
siderins the extreme hot weather. and the eX
ercises were all that could be expected. Ev
erybody seemed happy, and the dear nltle
ones who participated In the proceedings were
extremely ielicitOus. The truth is Children
day does not come often enough.
Col. Utsey has SO far recovered as to be ahie
TO ride about He will 60 to the mountains
soon.
son, Is here visiting his fathers family and
other relatives. We think we are justly
proud of the Doctor.
Clerk of Court Thos. l.: Moore is down look
good repair His grain crops are excellent
One patch Of wheat of nearly five acres yield
ed lis bushels, only four bushes sown.,
Miss Ludie Bozeman has returned from
the past year. Miss Ludie is highly educated
and thoroughly competent for her work.
Capt. (. Z. McCants and family are here ior
the summer. In September Ca3t. McCants
county. Va. This school has considerable rep
utation and II is a compliment 10 the Captain
TO be called 10 its prncipalShip.
Our postmaster, Mr.. j. w. Tolbert, mas re-
turned from Minneapolis whittier he went To
help nominate man for President VINO we
will retire next November.
Mrs. Mary II. Stuart, OF GreenVille, VINO mas
been visiting at Ninety-SiX has returned 10
her home.
Mr.. ]. J. Wilson, of Laurens, has purchased
from the fine herd OF Mr.. w. II. Frazier fine
Jersey cow
Master John 9. Phillips is at home from
Patrick Military Institute.
Mr.. T.. y. Devure took the Pages rank In
the Knights of Pathias on the 9th instant.
Capt. \. &. Miller. assistant professor Pat
rick Military Institute, is at home visiting
his fathers family.
Miss St. Julian Walker, Of Columbia, is Wis.
iting her aunt, Mrs. Il. +. McCaSlan.
Mr.. James 7. Bozeman, Of Cross Hill, was
over last Sunday.
Our mail did not specify" on last Sunday
and some of the citizens who signed the anti
sunday mail petition were somewhat diSap
The sunday papers 'all the same"
Regular communion at the Methodist
church yesterday. and Mr.. Brabham preached
one OF his best sermons. East End.