The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-11-29
EAST END ON DECK.
And Notes Everything From a New
County 10 a Fine Pig.
Ninety Six, s. c., Nov. n, 1888.


NInet, Six, s. c., Nov. q, 1893.
The heavy irosts and freezes have some
what interfered with sowing grain for the
past few days, but still there will be large
We hope all will remember that the Solici-
tor, Mr. NJ. +. Ansel, will deliver an address TO
the sunday Schools Of Nine:y-Six and vlcini-
" on the End Sunday In December, at the
Waiting his brother MIR. Joel G. Wier.
Mr.. Joseph Sloan, OF Charleston, was In
rising young lawyer OF his adopted city.
Misses Annie and Mary Blake are in Au-
gusla laking In the Exposition.
staying with Mrs. Henderson near Coronaca.
The case OF E. Y. Sheppard against VIM.
Boulware for assault and battery did not
come of at the last court OF Edyefeld. II
co1tnusd 70 ths ne1t term todav
umbla- He says he will look after the inter-
est Of his people In the Legislature, and we
Col. cicero Hughes, of AbbevIlle, was down
q few days ago on business connected with
There are good many hogs In the country
and are being bought up at TO cents per
MIR. Bud Clark, Of near MI. Lebanon, who
Mr.. r. A. Oakman, who was seriously, II
not fatally, hurt In the cotton factory at
precarious condition at the home OF his
mother.in-law Mrs. Joel Abney OF that place.
Mrs. T. G. Lipscomb has gone on a short vis-
It to Atlanta and during her absence Miss
Nal Orchard. her niece, is doing the honors ol
MIS-. q. Major, of Greenwood, was In town
recently In the Interest OF the new county,.
Supt V. E. Melee and Capt. Henry vii.
I!a%s Fa'9svp passed up in their private car on last
MIR. James Rogers has recently purchased
the finest pair OF Berkshire pigs ever seen In
Nds''H Mr.. W. II. Frazier has been quite success.
full witt his bIooded stock and race horses al
the Augusta Exposition.
The subscriptions TO the Free School luno
are due, and the treasurer is ready TO receipt
for same.
Democratic League at Ninety-Six. We are
bother themselves about the formation OF any
more political parties for the present.
Mr. A. N. Aiken. oil Coronaca, was In town
last Saturday on business. Our folks are ul-
ways glad to see the Major. He 10 new
Joe Jackson. colored, was before Trial JUS
tice McCaslan one day last week, charged
with some crime concerning olacs pig.
two horses stolen from his camp near Good
Hope church, Edgefield county, last Friday
night. -,
Mr.. Werts, at Dorn's Mill, on last Friday and
alter buying about $50 worth OF goods, depart
ed refusing TO pay for the goods: They shot
several times at Mr.. Werts and others who
happened to be there.
Henry Goggnns, q twice escaped convict Is
still at large and Is thought 10 De concerned
in various unlawful acIs In Edgeheld county.
We dislike To record 80 many acis OF law
lessn ess and crime, 1t is q crying shame and II
disgruse TO our county. DisUbedience oi the
laws OF the land are heralded as matters OF
course, and evil-doers fear not the strong
Mis-. j. A. Stuart has some of the finest
Wyandotte chickens we have ever seen. They
N MIR. Ransome CLANCY. OF Cow Grove, was
ID Miss iS Fannie dyson, OF Edgefeld, was in
town last Friday shopping.
The Rev. NJ. M. Brabham preached his last
sermon to the good people Of Kinard's Chap:
MIR. W. W. Holt is buying seed for the cnar-
Mr.. j. L. shumate has returned from trip
70 Augusta and Atnmts ba s,n6 e says Alum Ill 'S
DR.. Blake goes down to Augusta this week
to attend the Exposition.
A large dock Of Wild geese was seen In ne
Pratt shot at them In the dark, Snd The next
day one OF Mrs. Col. Miilrt's geese was found
TO be very seriously wounded.
Mr.. Frank Tompkinsls nome from CIeuison
College on furlough.
The hon. John II. Morrah, OF Mt Carmel,
was In town last week visiting bis bro; her-in
law, Mr. John A. Moore. Mr.. Morrah Is not
In favor of a new county with Greenwood as
the capital.
Miss LII Calhoun has returned from short
We saw young gentleman loading some
furniture last week at MIR. Kinard's. Some
thing Ia going TO happen.
Mr.. w. B. Anderson had very fine mule
nearly ruined recently by running against
barbed wire 1t was necessary to Call In Dr.
Kinard to sew up the wound.
Mr.. George NJ Anderson hns returned from
the Augusta Exposition. He says South Car.
oIina was well represented and the buik OF
| the stock waa from this State.
DR.. w. A. Limbecker has returned from the
Augusta FIX position,
The Rev. B. F. Cosbey preached at the Bap-
tist church asI Sunday night.
| Call In ut DR.. Il. r. Calhouns and see MS
pretty Christmas txings. East End.