The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-09-20
EAST END.
Many Notes OF Inter est-The Crown
ing Glory Of the Town Is Her
school.

Nnety.Six, -. c., Sept. lS. s93.
Children are still hocklng TO the school, an
ere long another teacher Will have TO be elec
ed. No greater monument could De eree!e
among future generations than well cor
Quoted free school. Everybody should com
To the fiont and help.
tiest ladies, has been with her cousin Mis-
Sue Moore.
Miss Mary Miller has been elected teache
for the Mt. Lebanon school for the next term
She is certainly we'll qualified for the posi-
| tiOn. besides being graduate OF nrst,clas
female college, Nashville Female College
She has had several years experience il
| teaching.
Miss Cmlham. OF Edgefeld, has been will
her sister Mrs. F.. N. DeVore.
Mr.. ]. Z. Stanley and wife OF Columbis
were up last week on visit 10 their daugh
ter Mrs. DR.. w. H. Holland.
We understand our merchants nave tns
cash sufficient 10 buy all the cotton tha
comes To- Ninety-Six.
Edward Rogers has gone to Bennettsville Z
visit his sister Mrs. Samuel =. turner. ~
will return to the Citadel on the first OF Octo
ber.
Luther Moragpe was convicted last week
before Trial Justice McCaslan for trespass
We congratulate Mr.. Robert B. Chaatham
upon winning the scholarship TO the South
Carolina Military Academy. 1t may be worth
MP. Il. Mathews and Mr.. Caldwell Stall
worth, OF Edgefeld, were In town last Fri
the corn that was blown down In great
many instances Is souring, and the cotton
seed sprouiing in the boil.
Misses JAMIE Wright, Bessie Hill and Flor.
ence Proctor, of Edgefed, are attending the
Ninety-Six High school.
The masquerade party at DR.. Hol.ands on
last Friday night was success. Mrs. Hol-
land has mack for always making her guests
enjoy themse> es. The ma>que were beauli.
fuI. We cpuld not undertake TO describe all
OF them and will have to quit Just mere, hop
ing how room we will have another.
Mr.. Robert Haddon, handsome young
man from Edgefield, was up last week to call
on IN especial friend.
tending the Ninety-Six High School.
We never bit hack Mr.. Editor, but admit
that the Re former has perfect right to grease
his platte and scales. and nything else,
provided he has the grease.
Some of the planters came In last week, and
after trying the market concluded TO 60 "
neighb0ring market with their cotton. They
had their trouble for their pains" and sold
Mr. Ransom CLANCY. the largest farmer In
our township, has some Of the finest peas iu
he county.
Our school is steadily increasing In mum:
bers and soon we expect 10 hear tnat they
ha,e u hundred on the roll.
Capt. James Il. BoZeman, OF Chsppell, was
In town to-day driving splendid cream
roadster.
Misses Jones and Dyson, OF Edgefield. were
In town recently shopping.
Mrs. W. R. Smith, OF Chappell, was up last
week wi h fienis.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. r. Weris left Saturday for a
short visit to friends In Newberry. when they
will go to Florida 10 live.
Mrs. Steel Brice, Of York, Is here on shor.
visit 10 her pnrenls.
The Misses Barkstiale. OF Georgia, attended
the enter ainneut at Mrs. Hollands last Fri
day night.
Me..r RS. w. IT. Frazier and B. r. Hill lost
considerable corn by the recent freshet IN
SaIuda River.
Mr.. John McTurner has moved into the
house opposite the Baptist church recently
vacated by Mr.. John L. Watson
We hear that Miss Ida Mathews, an &C
complshed young lady from Newberry, WI
take charge of the Cow Grove school on tn.
hrsL of November.
Miss Turner. of Greenwood, Is with hel
mother ]. McTurper.
MIR. Il. H. Walker. of Greenwood was In
town last week. East End.