The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-09-05
NINETY SIX NOTES.

Ninety Six, 8. c.. September3.
Well, the First Primary is over and no one
should abuse Ninety Slx: They did well , 10,
two. thirds of the club turned out. Mr.. Ki.
home box. We don't by any means think
Greenwood Gree @ County victory. M. McCaIla is
N good man and will represent Old Abbevilles
best interests. We are not afraid but what he
will reflect credit upon the county.
Court House Ring. but our experience Is that
'no ring, no politics.
The Rev. Mr. Curtis has just closed a very
Interesting meeting which lasted all the past
Messrs. Z. NJ. Lipsoomb, ] G. Weir and A.
e. Osborne are sill in Baltimore and New
York purchasing goods for the rall trade:
on North Cambridge Street, adjoining Gu
houn's Drug Store. There will be considera.
Bile building In Ninety Six this Fall. Our
people are more Jubilant than ever before
over the prospects of Court House at Ninety
Mr.. Edgar Blake and family Of Greenwood
have been spending several days With rela-
Miss Annie Blake, Miss Ruby Anderson,
MUS Maggie Rice and Miss Sarah Lipscomb
70 TO Converse College this Fall.
Miss Salhe Richardson has returned from
long visit u Greenviile aud the mountain
Little Joel Weir fell from tree few days
ago and painfully strained both OF his wrists.
He is ont DOW with both arms In sling. ,.,,
John Lee Williams was committed 70 jail
recently by Trial Justice Cooper Tor roDbing
y car box ON the r. 4 d. road. John Is an
old offender and well known In Ninety Six.
Dou't forget the farmers will have meet.
importance will be transacted, and every far
mer is earnestly requested to be present.
Our butchers are on q strike, that Is. they
wou'i pay the farmers prices for beef, and The
Ia haf xpn q q GO h,4kf
Mr.. J. A Moore paid visit 20 Spartan burg
aud Laurens last week. A combination OF
business and pleasure.
Mai. q. P. Galpbin is building one OF the
largest and best barnes In the county ON his
Cambridge plantation for storing clover and
pea vines.
Dr.. Blake tells us he has found that there Is
q worm boartng into many Of his cotton bolls
He can't tell whether 1t Is the regular "boil
wcrm" or not.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols died at her residence
near Ninety 81! on the Slst ultimo, aged 20
years. she had been member OF the MI.
Lebanon Methodist church about 40 years.
Miss Lillian Cromer, Miss Bessie Hill and
Mlss Julia Deloach left last week to attend
The DanvIlle (Va.) Female College.
We are needing rain for the late corn and
Prof. E. c. McCants and family left for
their home In DanvilIe, Va. last week. He
is now q professor In The Danville Female
College. He carried several Of our young Ia
uies with him.
The Ninety Six High School begun Its reg.
ular session this morning, Prof. Cook prin-
cipal and Mrs. NJ. e. Anderson assistant.
This is one OF the best schools In the county.
The farmers are all out this morning cut.
ting pea vines. This is one Of the best oi
food crops We have, besides being fine fer
tilizer.
Prof Jones Fuller Is at home with his pa
rents for q short stay before entering upon
his duties at Wotford College.
The Rev. Mr.. Hit has been carrying on q
very interesting meeting al Sloan for the
p8sL week.
Mr.. ]. c. Griffin ia making comfortable ad-
ditions TO his residence ON North Cambridge
street. East End.