The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-02-14
NINETY-SIX.
All Sorts OF Personal ParaS raDhs OF
People ThereabOut.
Ninety-Slx, 5. c., Feb. 12, 1894.

| Ninety-SIx, 5. c., Feb. y, 1894.
The young people of Ninety SIX nave OF OF
i ganized u club called 1.-The Star Fort Dramat
10 Club" and win give their first entertain
ment on Friday evening February q. IN IN,
lAcademy Hall The. play is "The Deacon,
and We may expect a rich treat. The pro
ceeds will be used for furnishing tna hall
/ Entrance fee small.
i Our town was unusually brisk last week
The farmers were out 10. full iorce gettlne
supplies for the year. Everybody IS aeter
mined 10 raise more "hog ana hotnlny 'hh
County Commissioners Joe Major was down
| recently ooking after the roads. he IL gen
orally found where his services are mos
Mr. George w. Lipscomb one of our espe
ciaI lavorites and one OF our best young men
was married last Monday night to Miss Ma Ma
mile Calhoun, daughter Of Mr.. Robert Z. Oal
houn, Rev. w. NJ. Bramham officiated. The
bride is deservedly popular. pretty and &C
complished, and q host OF friends Wish tne
happy couple much success and happi
ness.
Mr.. W. NJ. Murff. successful young for
mer Of Donalds was down last week, visit
| Ing his brother:
up 10 attend the LipsconbCalhoun we'd
A large congrega lion assembled at the Bap-
tist Church last sunday 10 near nne sermoa
from DR.. c. A. Dukes, Missionary 10
Mr.. Edgar Blake and wife of Greenwood
were down last week visiting the family ol
DR.. r. q. Calhoun.
farmer Of Edgeteld. was happily married on
| the 9th, to Miss Arlington, OF kirksey's.
Rev. w. NJ. Brabham officiating.
Mrs. Dr. l.. #. Hill, Of Abbeville, Is visit
Ing her mother, Mrs. Bette Johnson OF This
Mr.. Il. R. Turner has returned from bus
mess trip 70 Augusta.
Messrs. Cad Waller and Tom Walker, two
nj no ROAD
were in Ninety. Six the past week.
We are sorry our young friend Mr.. James
T. Bozeman IL indisposed. He IL suffering
-Four candidates were initiated as Knights
OF Pythias at the last meeting of The
lodge.
the largest flock of blooded sheep in The vi.
cinity OF Ninety Six. His hogs are excep-
tionally fine.
More drummers In Nlnety.Six last week
than usual. Our merchants are all suostan-
tial men and the drumers know what Is
what"
Mr.. r. w. Townsend has given up his posi-
ton with w. Joel Smith & Sons and gone 10
farming.
Miss Sallie Turner and Ida johnson, two
pretty young ladies OF Greenwood, were In
Town last week on their way othe Lipscomb-
Mrs. D. Wardiaw Moore went up to Cokes-
bury last Friday to visit TO her parents.
Mr.. N. o, Pyles correspondent OF the Press
and Brnner, and one OF the best public school
teachers We have was in town last Saturday
on business. We are always glad to see Mr..
Pyles.
Mr.. John E. Watson is working In the
railroad depot here and studying ,eleg.
raphy.
Messrs. James 8. PInson & Son, merchants
and ginners located at PInson's Mill Two
miles north OF Ninety-Six are doing q large
and profitable business. They are clever and
obllging gentlemen and are bound TO sue
ceed.
Quarterly meeting at Mt. lebanon last
Saturday with preaching on Sunday by The
Presiding Elder.
Mr.. ]. ". Scott an enterprIsng merchant Of
Fsrdery was In NinetyISix last week.
Miss Lille Calhoun worshipped at the Bap-
tist church last Sunday.
Miss Jessie Beachaln is still soJourning with
her aunt, Mrs. Osborne. She Will return
home soon.
Mr.. r. c. Starnes has rented the shop on
the corner OF Cambridge and Mechanics
streets and Is we'll equipped for everything
In the line OF blacksmithing.
Mr.. Thomas jackson Of Augusta Is here
visiting his mother.
The Rev. Mr.. Lander delivered an address
at the Methodist church last Sunday even
ing.
Deputy Coleman of Greenwood was down
last week. He was on the look out for the
end OF the rainbow, but like all other luck
less fellows, he Jailed.
The grain about Ninety'Six is looking beau.
tiful. Major Galphin has rs acres Of the finest
oats In the county. East End.