The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-01
Messages.

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Our merchants are back fran Now York
with fine goods. ~
Come and hear Zcb Vance, the finest stump
speaker in the south.
Come to the barbecue! Frank A. Wilson
is chief cook. T.,Lum eat,
ar. Frank kcllur was fined SIS for shouting
birds before the close season was over.
Fifteen hundred red shirts will 10 in line ON
bcrs! "
BRONCHITIS is cured permanently by Brewers
Lung Restorcr. sen at
The Anderson artillery is in the hands of
the 7th.
The public will enjoy u rare treat in listen
ing to the Rev. DR.. B"ggs ut the Presbyterian
church OIL Sunday next.
There are nincty.thrce convicts working on
the Savannah Valley railroad within about
three miles of Mccormick.
: We had a pleasant shower Of rain on last
Thursday, but stand very much in need OF
more. 1t is still too dry to SOW oats.
There are more things in republican secret
philosophy than 20 in our inEOcence drca,n of.
Don't let them catch US mapping. Come out
90 the 9TH.
Messrs. Quarlcs 4 Thomas have moved into
their new store under the hotel, and will suun
mako it, with new aud attractive goods, sec
ond to none in town.
A two-year-old daughter of Mr.. Mac. Reed,
near the village. is extremely ill with diph-
liberia. The attending physicians are very
apprchcnsivc of the result.
We extend our hca rty congratulations to
our friends Mr.. a. Men. Turner aud Miss
Gabc McCants, of Ninety-Six, who were
united in marriage ut Spartanburg.
Mr.. W. 7. Mcdonald, a most accomplished
and competent salcsmnn, is ut Rogers whole
sale store aud desires to see his friends, tn
whom he will offer bargains in all goods in his
line.
Capt. Chas. s. Dwight, engineer on the Sal
vnnnah Valley railroad, says that fort -Onc
Of the fifty-ciTht miles of the Savannah VAL
ley railroad have been graded. which leaves
only seventeen yet to be graded.
The Rev. William f. Boggs will preach in
the Presbyterian church next SundnY morn
ing and evening. Mr.. Boggs is a rr"tcss"r in
the Thcnl0gicnl seminary at Columbia and a
minister Of established reputation.
Best Cocktails Mt Builcy's.
We have. heard with regret Of the death of
Dir. J. Frank Cason, Of Ninctv-Six. Mr.. Ca
son w4s for II number of wears depot and ex-
press agent at Nincty.Six, and chi" ed the
respect Of the community in which he lived.
lie leaves a family.
illness. Sour Stomach, or bilious attacks,
Emory's Lite CdtharfI rim. will r .licyc
you; as n regulator If the bowels they have
n" equal; very small, one to three a dose. -
cents.
The members of upper Long Cane church
aud our citizens generally are fortunate in
having tue distinguished divine. llr. Is. ".
Palmer, Of New Orleans. to c",duc, the cen
,tennial services in that church during the
present n'nnth. DR.. Palmer will attract and
delight immense Congregations.
Abbcvi,lc has MANY good business houses
of which shc Is Justly rrnud, but n"nc more
widely known or more liLerallv Jmtrnnizcd
than tn. .uulss' furnishing store of Il. ~. Had
don K - -. They carry an immrnS stock and
our lady readers cannot buy their Hats, Bon
nets or dresses cheaper from any house in the
county. SEE their advertisement.
Milk Punches ut Bailey's.
Gen. W. ". HUMPHREYS, president of the
Savannah Valley railroad, Ia ssrd down the
road last week en- route for Augu.tr. t" lock
after the interests OF his road. H. is very
much encouraged NJ Ia the prospects Of his
road, and says that the city 1T Anderson will
make up the amount which the townships in
Anderson county refused to vote.
Capt. J. ". Perrin. county treasurer, WAS
out OH the railroad collecting inxcs during
the past week. We understand that the col
~icctinns we're very good. The statute requires
the treasurer t" 20 IN the &. 4 g.. X. X. only,
but Capt. Perrin, to accommodate the tax
PAYERS On the A. d X II. Il, took in the stu
tinns on that road also. He will be in his Of
ice ut the court house from now until the
books close.
Refreshments at Bailcy's.
President Ranull, of the Georgia Central
railroad, WAS in Greenwood one day last week
f.r the purpose Of purchasing a lot on which
to build a depot for the l.. K. Il. Il. ii,
succeeded in obtaining portions "i the lots
belonging to Mossrs. Bailey aud G.. A.. C.
Waller, and will build the depot in the street
RAINING in front of these lots. moving the
street u little further back. 4 nice depot f.,
the \. 4 X. Il. Il. is very much needed ir
Greenwood, and We hope President RaOul
will put one there worthy Of the town.
The band has declined the invitation
TO-. attend :'s1' the ''ase'ins at Ssw'e''s 9p
Mr.. Cannorf has an advertisement II
this paper Of igrent interest to farmer
and machinists. ~
A congregational meeting of the Pres
bytcrian church will be held Thursda!
evening at 3 O'Clock.
Don't fail to read the advertisement O
j.. Il. Bailey. The hot weather is no
over yet. He will keep you cool.
Sec the advertisement Of j. d. Chal
mcrs & Co., in this issue. There is m
better furniture store in the up.country
Col. II. II. Wardlaw is heavy on jokes
Get him to tell you the ono he ticklc'
the ears Of the Mt. Carmel ''untorr:ficd
with.
Yo,n Ripper, the Jewish day o
atonement, was observed by the Jews
in town. Their stores were closed fo
the day.
We regret to- hear. that DR.. f.. Parkc
is quite. sick. HIS brother, DR.. Fran
Parker. of Charleston, has been tclc
graphed for.
Rev. J. T.. Martin conducted n scrie
of meetings in the Presbyterian churcl
last week, preparatory to communio
Sunday in his church.
Somebody rode off Mr.. J.. II. Walk
ger's mule last Saturday evening fror
near Lewis Richcy's shop, and it wn
not found till Tuesday.
W. ora vpdar MANI nlJ;0ot;opc to NJ,