The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-07-26
EAST END ON DECK.
The Kind Of President We Need-Oil
Mill-Postmaster-An q Hundred
Other Things About the Historic
Dann9o

Ninety-Six. 8. c., July 25, 1893.
Well, Mr.. Editor. this warm, sultry weather
is almost unbearable, but the newspaper bus
ness must 90 on snd every TINE eannar Uncle oS sam
day OF publication, there Is regular1howL
Some say that Cleveland neglects US Southern
patriots because "he is not In sympathy VT With
street." They want, Mr.. Editor, President
who will deliver the Press and Banner
promptly and II the dry weather holds out,
TO lick their stamps for them.
ing Miss Daisy Pauline Orchard have gone on
u pleasure trip 10 Atlanta.
Miss Georgia Harris, OF Hamburg, and Miss
Elline McCsslan, Of Laurens, have xe..Ss osen
Our crops are small and rain very much
needed. They have had north Of as, south OF
as, east OF US, west OF Us, b1t Ninety.six IL
Miss Tribbie Carroli. formerly assistant
teacher in the Ninety-Si High School. but
now Of Darlington, is here now with her "a.
Mrs. ". T. Cowan, OF Due West, came down
recently 70 see her grand daughter Miss Anna
Edward ]. Rogers, who has been attending
the Citadel Academy at tCharleston Is at home
A pistol that "wasn't loaded" went of over
In Cow Grove and shot George Dukes In the
leg. He Is not seriously hurt and will De out
Master Allen Smith and brother, Of Abbe-
VILE, have been the guest OF Mr.. Joel G. Wier.
Messrs. Sanders. Richardson and stuart, the
melon kings OF the Saluda side, are furnishing
the Ninety.Sixians with delicious watermel'
ons this hot weather.
The trustees OF the Ninety-six High School
have employed Prof. j. G. Cork for another
Maj. Galphin has gone to the Worlds Fair.
The many friends OF the Rev. w. g. Neville
at Ninety-Six are delighted TO hear that ne
will return TO South Carolina, not that he
likes Kentucky less, but . South Carolina
The Ninety.six Oil Mill which was recsntly
sold. will be re-organized. A new manage:
ment will take hold OF II and We hope II will
be q greater success In the future.
Mr.. Warts, the accommodating clerk. OF J.
P. Phillips b Bro, went to atlanta last week
on the excursion.
postmaster is still waiting for bis commission.
| Messrs. Henderson & Fuller have purchased
the plantation OF Mr.. James L. Hefernan In
Miss Mamie Stuart and her sister Miss Lena
Of Greenville are seeing friends at Ninety
A double tenement house belonging TO
Martha Williams, colored, was burned In
Several OF our young men will apply for the
vacancy In the Citadel Academy.
Prof. Geo. c. Hodges has purchased q fine
Gen. Butler on bin return TO Edgeneld re-
Gently from the mountains stopped over q
few hours at Ninety-Six. His many admir-
ing friends were glad 70 greel him.
| Ninety-Six farmer made 81 bushels ol
wheat TO the acre the past season.
Capt. King is overhauling and repairing the
Free Bridge Ut Watts Old Ferry.
Miss Annie Blake is Tith friends at Char
The picnic at Leaside, the former home ol
Hon. p s. Brooks was q most enjoyable occa'
sion. Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Townsend. Mrs. B. B
Kinsrd and Mrs; Cooper we're the chaRerones ron
Dr.. Mccall, Of South West Georgia, who has
been with friends here has returned 70 bis
| home.
Mrs. Aull and children, OF Florida are stop
ping with Mrs. A. i. Osborne.
Mr.. M. Richardson has located his saw mill
In Cow Grove and the plant Is known as the
cGM Miss fSxS Fsar Fouche o: at
grand fathers Maj. j. w. Fouche.
Tne Rev. George Wright, Of NeTnerry, ts u
ct the ths the
Miss Ellen Stanley, one OF the bells OF Col
umbia, who has been In Ninety-Six has re-
turned TO her home.
The colored people are building q new
can Methodist persuslOn.
No rain yet. Dry, dusty and hot
| Our school has been re-organized In new
Psn ssn evsTy y cSd oEk IN ps assos T
| of assista nts will be In charge and the pros
pacts for q large school are better that evel
before.
Miss Tillis Brooks Is with her neice Mrs. G
M. Anderson.
Miss Louise Thompkina, OF Edgeneld. wor.
shipped at the Baptist church on last Sunday
The champion we'll borers Messrs. l. p
Stuart q Bro, are very successful In finding
water. All they want ia u chance and place
to bore q hole and they will certainly get wa
| ter.
Mr.. 6. NJ. Kinard has named his 1ne thor
oughbred colt, Ben Tillman.
Master Johnnie Phillip has gone on trip
| TO Beaufort.
The old corn ls about ruined. or Will bt
pretty soon II we don't get rain.
Mr.. j. w. Josey and wife, Of Orangeburg, II
| In town.
Mr.. Will Nickels, OF Coronaca, is clerk Ing
for Henderson & Fuller. East End.