The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-08-16
NINETY SIX ITEMS.
Political Preference-Re1igiO Row
Lovely Ladies-GaIlant Gentlemen
-ReIfRfOus ReyiyaIS,

Nlnety.Six, S. c., Aug. Il. 1893.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. G. LipscomD haye returned
from trip 10 friends In Atlanta.
Mr.. E. r. d. Dove. of England, is summer
Mrs. Geo. M. Anderson has returned from
trip to friends In Laurens.
DR.. Holland has jersey cow purchased
from Mr.. James Rogers that produces two
pounds OF butter per day. :,
We are gratihed to hear that our friend
James NJ. Baker, Of Lowndesvile, has q nice
more and no one is more able to fill IT.
It seems that Col Springs, Of Lancaster, is
should have acted with such indiscretlon.
Col J. P. Phillips has returned from Green.
VILE, where he has been attending the U. S.
Court.
most prominent candidate for Internal Reve-
nue. Collector. No one opposes his appoint
ment hut Third Partyites and apti-admlnia-
tratlonist. We hope the President will act
promptly and appoint him when the time
comes. He IL true blue democrat, and no
one has better Inducements.
Miss Lucy Grafton, OF Edgefield, is with
friends In Ninety-Six.
Mr. s. M. Davis Is the busiest man iE Nine.
ty-Six, repairing cotton gins for the coming
A large party will leave Ninety-Six and COM
munity on the 10th for Lithia Springs.
I got things mixed last week, the prospec-
tive wedding IS 10 be in the West End.
Master Hugh Walker, Of Columbia, is here
with his aunt Mrs. McCaslan.
Eight persons received the ordinance OF
ba ptism at the Baptist church last Sunday.
Miss Louise Bozeman has gone 10 Walhalla
Mr.. j. A. Moore Is still at Greenville attend
Mai. Gaiphin ia making brick. He will
make several hundred thousands.
Duckett Young is In the R. r. office with
Agent J. 8. Wilson studying teIegraphy.
The members of the colored Baptist church
nnd N fHnr oil lnuf raI
were up before udge McCasan.
Fine rains Sunday night and this morning.
Mr.. M. Richardson is still saving large
quantities Of lu%oer P6saI In Cow Grove.
cotton boil. He IL one OF our most enterpris-
ing farmers.
Miss Matte Fouche, of Coronaca, ls with
| Miss Daisy Fouche.
Mrs. J. 6. Cork and children go to Walhalla
this week for short stay.
Miss Mary Orchard of Atlanta Is with her
au ut Mrs T. G. Lipscomb.
Miss Estella Fouche OF Coronaca worship
ed at the Baptist church last Sunday.
Miss Yates OF Columbia Is with Miss Sue
Calhoun.
The Misses Anderson OF Columbia are with
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hollands.
Miss Cowan OF Due West is withMiss Mag.
gle Rice.
Twenty three persons Joined the church at
Salem last week. Revs. Brabham and
Dantzler conducted the meeting.
Another fine rain us we are writing.
Butler and Tilman stocks are on the mark.
ct, but are not affected by the stringency OF
money. We are unable as yet to quote the
rating.
The cotton crops of Cow Grove are fine, and
the people have nothing TO complain OF. Mr..
Ramson CLANCY. the biggest farmer, doesn't
even complain.
The Free Bridge over Saluda. at Watts old
Ferry, has been repaired By Capt King and
Is open 10 travel.
The Rev. Mr.. Brabham assisted by the Rev.
Mr.. Dantzler commenced meeting at Mt.
Lehanan on last Sunday that will con tinue
through the week.
Miss Loula Young presided al the organ OF
the Baptist church last Sunday. The playing
and singing were splendid. East End.