The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-01-10
NEWSY ITEMS.
Ninety Six and Her People PhOtO'
eraDhed by Pencil Pusher.
Ninety Six, 8. c., Jan. 8, 1894.

Ninety Six, .. w., Jau o, loof'
Our town IL Quiet, with but few business
changes. Mr.. R. II. Henderson has bought
O half Interest OF Mr.. r. 9. Nichols, ana the
firm will hereafter be Nichols q HendersTp' mr
cry Cry Holloway will clerk for them.
MIR. Thomas G, stuart of Greenville, WAS
down last week looking after his farm inter.
ests. Every body is always glad To see and
Mr.. T. II. Walker and wife Of Green wood;
gave friends here visit last Saturday and
Sunday. .,a
ing Tie Ninety Six High School and boarding
with her aunt Mrs. BEETLE johnson.
Prof. ). c. Cork has had severe case OF grip
but is now better. .,,u
We think the tax levy Of OF mill only
raises a very modest fee for Judge Gary's SER
vices In behalf OF Ninety Six township.
Col. q. Nc. Miller Is out again. He has nao
close call with la grippe. ., -,
Judge MCGOWAN, formerly occupied by MAJ.
Miss Minnie King has taken charge Of the ne
fcnoH1 sor,ana.e a. a seenrins Ser Services
Mr.. James Bozeman is at Ninety Six with
the best lot of horses brought here IN long
time. po,o.,s 70
our "hay kings" They sold several car loads
lately 10 neighboring towns. besides suppIying
the home demand. Maj: Galphin mas gwen gwen
half million brick for the new Court House
buildings at Ninety Six: His generosity and
charity knows no bounds. ,.
Col. Phillips is out again after triumphant
vSsSFyN NSnse 9yes aEepPH sEe ppPpe md able sheriff
Abbeville county, was down last week. be
anys the people of his town are going to help
Ninety Six get the Court House.
Mr.. r. g: McCants is out again after sl'sn'
We think Cokesbury should pay Judge
Gary just as much as Ninety Six. sne Is
equally benefited. uos ~ M :,
Mr.. Nj. B. Cason. Jr.. has set up 2 shop In
the store Of Mr.. Wardlaw Moore. He repairs
""S' Capt. jenkins, one one Of the clevsrest gentle.
men of Laurens or Newberry was over last
week on business. He lives on the line De-
tween the two counties.
be TIE soins Goenty ybnd od sSen
will have TO take back seat. ~
For the first time In years no drove hogs
have been sold at Ninety Six. ls u the schrc.
ity of money, or are we raising more hogs at
Mr.. w. s. Richardson has hog that weighs
between five and six hundred. He 10 not
more than 20 months old.
Mr.. E. =. Addison drives the finest team OF
horses around Ninety Six. He purchased one
of Mr.. John Rose and OF Messrs. Smith & An
derson.
Last week all three OF our doctors were sick.
The following oificers have been installed In
the lodge OF Knights OF Honor:
J. P. Phillips, Dictator.
H. p. Galphln, v. D.
r. L. Pratt, A. o.
James Rogers, Reporter.
Nv. Fouche, Financial Reporter.
r. F. McCaslan, Treasurer.
q. NJ. Anderson, Guardian.
A. Nc. Turner, Guide.
]. G. Griffin, Sentinel.
MISS Sallie Osborne has returned from q
long visit to friends In Augusta. Some OF our
young friends were impatient during her long
absence.
During Mr. Cork's sick spell Miss Sarah
Lipscomb has been filling his place In the
school.
urday and brought good prices.
Mr.. A. 8. Osborne, Deputy Grand Chancellor
X. OF p. has been visiting several lodges IN
his Jurisdiction recently.
Mr.. H. r. Turner has sold his fine horse
Rainbow" to a North Carolina man. He has
gone where the "woodbine twineth."
East End.