The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-08-30
EAST END ON DECK.
Fine Rains-Soeial Dance-Protracted
Meeting - still Looking for his
f,s,rva nj lsSinn R,p.

| NInety-Six, S. c., Aug. 2S. 1903.
! Our community has been blessed WIN ~ mue
| rains which were very mucn neeueo. Inc
lcotton was begin ling to fail and the late corn
was suffering.
Quite a number Of young people assembled
at lhe residence OF Mr.. W. s. Richardson, the
home or Miss Lizzie and Miss SaIlie, and en-.
joyed social dance. Among Inc young laales
| from distance were Miss EstelIe Anderson,
Spartanpurg; Miss Emmle Brooks, anu Mlss
Berla Turner, Of Laurens; Miss Llda MAI
thews. Newberry Miss Susie Anderson, Coi.
uInbia besides the beauty and grace Of the
MIR. c anu Mrs. j. R. wer,s went up to Green
wood last week.
ton of Arkansas, have been spending a" hlieat
Col RieeS
The Rev. Mr.. Mccall OF Ora ngeburg preach +.
ed In the Baptist .urcn last SUNDAY moln m
ing. 1t is Indeed refreshing 10 hear such ser
| the tent will be pitched and meeting will
| begin in Cow Grove on the 9Th proxlmo.
Every body is invited to attend the services.
| Capt. McCaslan and family have gone un
/ visit " friends near Cedar Springs, the scenes
OF his boyhood.
Mr.. r. L. stuart has rented the nice cottage
next ~ Major Pouches and gone 10 house.
keeping.
Mrs Carter and Will, returned to their
home In Edgetield last week, but MISS hate
will remain lUr longer visit.
Quite u number OF our citizens are receiving
circular letters from u large whlskey nrn Ill
Louisville, Ky. offering 10 ship the stun on
receipt OF money. IL seems 10 us that tle
null and void by the decision Of Judge Slim
Unton.
Chapel yesterday and Will continue l"r
Mr.. John 6. Crawford and son are visiting
at Mrs. W. l.. Touches.
The Ninely.six nine played she Dyso.u's
nine last Saturday evening. VI course Tue
| NInety-SiX DOyB were vlClOIS.
The Ninety.Six OIL Company seem 10 oe
buying large quau titles of wood, and paying
the highest market prices. a., -,,..
and noun Lains. She had un elegant tline an q
Is sorry for those OF her friends VINO can get
away from home.
varied sluck OF gUUds. II really don't look
like hard tunes u peep Into one OF thelr
stores. still they say I'VE cant sell them
unless we have lhem.'
Master Tor NiueLy.Six OH the firstu June and
tiled his BOND on the 80 OF June, IL SIN iooR-
| ing Tor his commission. IL seerls the author
tiles in Washington are not IN u hurry.
From Lie sunday State, IL seems senator
Butter and Representatives. LatlIner. McLau-
rim, Ialuert, strait and BraWiey, nave gol 10
gether and guess now we wiil hesr tne Pinms
drup. There is no doubt That the condition
Of South Carolina politics has had b great
deal 10 do With Lhe delay In appointments.
Mr.. aud AIRS Ashby King vi Edgeheld, at
tended the dance on IasL Friday night In Cow
Grove.
MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Stuart are back from the
mountains. The Major Is somewhat improV.
Ell In health, and has gained seferaI pounds oi
flesh.
The lynching ut Pertviile. on the 2lst, was
| perna ps The must orderly und decent affair o1
The kind that has occurred III South Caroliua.
and that community Ooasts III having SET
good example " Inc puIance VI the State.
There ls 10 doubt but what The guilty Inan
| was punished. There was no barburlty. but
the whole affair was managed by business
nen IN business way. The scene of the
| ly nching WAS Pertville, midway between
Ninety-Six and Greenwood, north OF The rail-
way.
The rains on Sunday night and Monday
moruiug brew down all The curn aud large
cotton In the vicinity or Ninety.Six.
How did you enjoy your trip 10 the WORLDS
Fair, Mr.. Editor. East End.