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NINETY-SIX.

Ninety-Six, 8. c., June IL. 1894.
The Hon. E. B. Murray, Of Anderson, will
deliver the annual address before the Ninety
Six High School at this place on the night Of
Married, June 7th, Col. Geo. T. Mumford, Of
Stuart, Va, and Miss Daisy Orchard. OF At
lanta. Ga. Miss Orchard Ia well and favora-
bly, known in Ninety-Six as the handsome
niece of Col. and Mrs. T. C. Lipscomb. We
extend TO this charming young lady our best
wishes.
and Is decidedly unfavorable to the cotton
The threshers have started out and some Of
our farmers have fair crops OF oats, but little
wheat.
Mr.. sproles. the popular correspondent Of
the Press and Banner was In town the past
week on business.
Children's Day at Salem on last Saturday
was delightful occasion. The recitation.
and singing wac first class The community
Is indebted to Prof. j. A. Holland for his as
slstance.
Mr.. James Hill and sister. Mr.. Anna Hill. OF
anS hs Mses Honnd dsss sss weeR
Messrs. w. L. Anderson, E. N. Devore. A.
w. Still and many others went to Charleston
last week on the excursion.
DR.. j. P. Young is boarding with Mrs. Bettle
Johnson, where he will be found, unless pro-
Maj. q. P. GaIphin will make 1000 bushels
e red rnst Pref oats on ss
The raising OF the finest oats for seed.
Col. W. q. Rice, Of Saluda, went to Charles
ton on the excursion.
Or. R. R. Calhoun and wife and Mr.. r; 8.
Nichols and wife, went TO Greenwood on last
Saturday TO visit friends.
We are glad " see that the good people OF
Greenwood are taking more interest IN hne
cattle and We hear that the exhibition OF Jer-
very creditable indeed. We have few nice
ones In Nfhety.Six too. and would be glad 10
see some OF the lovers OF fine stock about the
|"Gate City,"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Heard Of our town, loai
their infant child last week. They have the
sympathies OF the people.
Mrs. Bell, OF Laurens, nee Miss Estelle
Fouche, OF Coronaca, was In town last Week
Ours is a land OF liberty where Populists,
Republicans and Democrats all can ira
| ternize on the same platform. Honest Pop.
ject any such proposition. The organized
Democracy" is assuming too much ~ trying
to dictate to these independent political OIL
We trust our young folks will succeed In
reviving the Ninety-Six Dramatic Club. That
| we have talent here in that line. there is no
doubt, and we want TO see II utilized.
Phoenix was In town last Friday on business,
| Miss Aggie Galphin, who has been away 10
Augusta and other places for long tlme' mas
returned.
Dr. dOllano naS puTCuaseo uu1 uNoS 90.
buggy and says he has made up his mind thal
there Is no other place like Ninety.Six. He
he will practice his profession medicine, sur.
gerry and dentistry. We are giad that the Doc
Tor has determined to remain In Ninety-Six.
Mr.. W. R. Smith, Of Chappells. was up Oh
Saturday.
Miss Margaret Rice and Miss Sarah Lip
scomb are al home from Converse College. In
an official report we notice that these young
ladies were marked "distinguished In every
thing. We knew they would do credit TO
Ninety-Si1 when they left.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nc Turner have fine SOD.
| Mr.. Chappelie. OF Newberry, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. B. B. Kinard.
Mr.. Hubbard Anderson, Of Coronaca, was
| in town last Monday.
Work is very scarce now. and the laboring
classes are at q loss TO know what TO do for q
| livelihood. East Eno