The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-22
"Wednesday, Nov. %, 1898.
EAST ENDS SHORT STOPS.
All Sorts Of Paragraphs from the
Old Fort-Pleesant Reading.
Ninety-Six, s. G.. Nov. q, 1893.

All sorts of Paragraphs from the
old Fort-Pleasant Reading.
Ninety-Six, 8. c., Nov. 81, 1898.
Mr.. w. II. Frazier shipped his race morse
and several cattle, sheep and hogs 70 Ine Au-
sqMsta aDd Mrs f. P. Galphin lost their infant
child. a little girl, on last Friday. They have We
the warmest sympathy OF many friends In
their sore distress. No
oroes on the Streets last Saturday evening.
There is blind tiger somewhere.
Mr. James Rogers has sold hve oerkshife
pigs lately and has more on ba nanE niv of Green
wood, was down last week on business. ,.
M. @. M. Kinard's fine thoroughbred colt
Ben Tillman. is l6 hands high ana only ABOUT
We saw two beautiful girls riding on horse
back last Saturday evening. We Wonder
who they yers T:,nonn has the bsndsomest &C.
lection OF Christmas goods we nave ever seeh
in the Ninety-Six market. , -,
Miss Mamie Chatham has taken charge OF
the Mount Moriah school. We congratulate
M. s. M. Benjamin. Of the Quarry, was
down this week look after some fine BERG
shire swine. Mr.. Rogers supplied him ana ne
went bs fS%e ssp SaSP r. Brabham preached his last
sermon TO his charge on last Sunday, having
completed his 4th year. We suppose tnere as -
not a person within his circuit who does not
regret his leaving, and we only wisn ~ was So
that he could be returned TO us, but IL cannot
be and we can only hope that his next station
will be q pleasant one. ,nor,o,ce
Our people are waking up 10 tne hsIsvs tSe
oe osdOIe 3OI ths peopie Of NinetySx township are
almost unanimously In fayor s OF IL: uos ovsr
Miss Emmie Brooks, OF Laurens, was oyer
iass nv weeo gohn %tS McTurner has bought out the
atock Of I. %. Watson and will carry fuli
line of staple and fancy groceries; -,
The pretty little Miss Jessie beacnan' o'
spartanburg, is on visit 10 her aunt "fs' A.
Mr.. Henry Hill, OF Johnstone's, was up last
week on business .,...os
Miss M. Sudie Grihn mas oeen ete1ten taIen
charge. She Is one Of our best pusl'o scnoo'
Mr. swindler, an experience jeweler and
watch repairer, is located IN tne posi- onn'e
A good many OF our people killed hogs last
Cotton is still low and our farmers are blue ne
over the situation. We trust there is better
Mrs. sasah Pinson relict OF the late Howard
Pinson died at her residence near Coronaca ~
Years W "a old. She has long been waiting for the
Snmmons, and was ready when It came.
.Blessed 30 those who die In the Lord"
eSeanWood county, was down last week. He
speaks hopefully Of the County Dispensary
and says Il is In prosperous con9iciou anu
win work ont wonders for OLD South Cafolina, t,s
some wild turkeys have been shot IN tne
Vicinity of Mr.. Thos. L. Moore's. We believe
they belonged TO Tom Scott, colored:
Col. Miller is q straight out Nlnety-SlA
Court House man, but he wants new ,stu 1Va =,
", and like many OF his neighbors wants II
0 Mr.. Lewis Moore say it is an outrage that
the Western Union charges % cents ior ois'
Abbeville seems very fond Of OLD Ninety.
six lust now, but would fight her just as she
is sfighting Greenwood. We are trying 10 ao
= Just what Greenwood Is DONG; Inis spas .
modic, periodical love Will only iaS' luz d
Miss Agnew and Miss Mcneil two pretty
young ladies from Coronaca were IN Town
w Nj. r John Willard. prosperous farmer Of Of
the Coronaca neghborhood, was In town last
week on business. ..
Mr. Robert Child, OF Central was dowa nn,a iast
Our people are always glad TO see BOO He
Was born and raised on these Cambridge helds
that Abbeville Is 30 fond Of and 30 attached
Mr. John II. Hill. OF Newherry. was up last
week on business trip.
Mrs. +. T. MCGOWAN, OF Laurens, Is visiting
her mother Mrs. Charlotte Cal6oun. h,. ard
wife are with friends at Ninety.Six.
Mrs. Annie @. Lawton Is with her daughter
Our r. people are grumbling about their high
Mrs.. J. G. Fooshe has gone to Abbeville on
q VISIT to her brother Judge J. +. Lyon.
NAV of new dresses and hats last Sunday.
Onr people are generally sowing large
area OF wheat Now II they will follow II
with large corn crop next spring all VIII De
Dur High School now numbers between ~
and 100 scholars.
Waidamar Wencke, OF Augusta, Ga, is here
now assisting his uncle Mr.. j. g. wilson In
M. John ii. Pratt is at home from Clemson
College on sick fnrlough. -.,,o
MI Yaucy Sherard Is preparing TO raise
blooded chickens on large scale, Saa. ,oursb,,s
Edeef1eid county. are clamoring for the new
county. Like ourselves they know what IL ls
70 be so far from the Court house. p,o.. ond
Banner from Washington are very Interest,"
ing. We hope he will continue to write,
We are looking daily for the appointment
Of Collector for the District OF south CARROLL
Col. Phillips is building some comfortable
Ninety-Six can boast OF more pretty babies
than any town OF the SIZE n IN tns S HaS so II, the
Only about I3 tickets were sold at our place
70 the State Fair. We can't tell what was the
matter, Wnetner IL was naiu LUIS oSpS1 t SPSaA
OF the Sherman law, or the dispensary; S
There was some cause. for we generally seno
large delegation.
Can't. Wash williams, OF Laurens, was here
recently and spent the night with his friend
Mr. J. McD. Kinard shipped two Devon
calves to Virginia recently.
DR., T. j. Kinard was recently called IN 70
attend two very sick horses at the public
stables. He treated them and they are speed
lily recovering.
Dr. Holland Is home again from Baltimore
where he has been attending series OF leo
lures. ,,,
Mr.. A. W. Stills sick child Is rapidly recoV-
ering from q severe case of pneumonia:
oN" East End.