The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-10-22
MESSAGES.
Watch the enemy
Vote on November. dtlc

Vote on November, 18th.
Come eatly to the Polls.
There is danger in the air!
Look up your Registration Certificate.
Watch Tolhcrt!
Work goes on in the new hotel.
Paints. Oils and EarniShes at Speed
4 Lowry'S.
We had Il pretty good frost last Thurs.
day night.
The brick masons are at work on
Bcacham'S warehouse.
4 variety Of Fancy and Toilet goods
at Speed j. Lowry'S.
Mr.. j. $. Klngh is Depot Agent at
toronaca.
Rev. Father Monaghan said Mass at
the Catholic parsonage, Tuesday morn
ing
Track laying on the q. l.. Il S. II. r.,
has reached Waterloo in L.aurcns.
\ young man named Fleming had his
finger cut off in a gin last week.
Buy your Cigars and Tobacco from
Speed 4 Lowry.
Brick are being hauled to the Metho-
dist Church yard, preparatory VIC pre-
sumo to work on the new church.
Henderson and Fuller are occupying
their new store Mt Coronaca. DR.. Wad-
dell'S drug store will soon he ready for
occupation.
A special train went from Abbeville
to Grccnvillc Church IN Saturday, lcav-
ing here at 7:l5 Il. M, and returning at
4 p. III.
The time for the payment Of taxes
has been extended, by Comptroller
General Stoney, up to and including
November 10th.
Mr.. Bcacham has up the frame Of tho
Methodist Circuit parsonage, which is
t;raydon's.
Special attention is called to the large
and attractive stock Of Ready-madc
Clothing. now offered for sale by White
Brothers. tt
The Hrown-McNcil suit for damages
for breach Of promise, has been settled
by the payment Of fifteen hundred dol
lars by Mr.. Mcneil to Mis-. Brown.
Rev. Prot. G. Il. IIomrhill is expected
to preach in the .Abbcvillc Church mex,
Sunday.
The old and feeble should use Brew
"r'S Lung ReStoirr as n Tonic. II
builds up the system, restores wasted
energies and strengthens the whole Sys
tenn. Contains no Opiatc
Due West has announced her intcn.
ton Of having the finest and biggest
meeting Of the four to be held in tn.
County, on the 4th. Already she i.
moving actively in this direction.
Jerry Bradley is about to leave the
old Palmetto Saloon, where he has scrv.
cd faithfully for over one year. Mr.. j
e.. Boyle, the ~well-known travelling
salesman takes Jcrry's place and will b,
glad to see his friends and customers.
Captain McDonald's hors, ran AVA
in Greenwood Saturday night, and go,
his foot hung in the wheel. 1t was
necessary to cut the wheel to pieces t.
get his foot out. The foot wns not seri
nusly hurt.
1t is said by some who ought to know
that the negroes in the Promise Lane
are getting very active in politics. Watch
them.
DR.. &. l.. Conner, OF C%okcsbury
whilst returning home from hunting one
day last week, was thrown from hi.
horse and had Il rib broken. lie is i'm,
proving and will soon be we'll again.
Jack Adams, a twelve year old negro
boy IL, Hodges was burned to death las
Saturday night. A lamp exploded and
set his clothing Oh fire. Before they
could he torn off he was so badly burn.
cd that he died in two or three hours.
Horse stealing is becoming entirely
too common in this country. Some one
rode off a horse Of DR.. Marshall's anC
one Of Mr.. JAS. Bowens at Calhoun,
Mills, n week or " ago. The horse!
were found "A few days after way dowr
on Savannah river.
A good assortment OF the followin,
named articles may be had at the store
Of White Brothers /: Table Linens, Tow
els, Blankets, Sheetings, Bed Tickings
Countcrpanes, Furniture Prints. Carpet
and Rugs. 1-tf
Mr.. Bennct Reynolds, Jr,. had
horse. killed and his wagon demolished
byan engine on the G. l.. Il $ II. r.. or
TIC Hath. at Greenwood. We under
stand that no whistle was blown, ant
that .Mr. Reynolds. will claim damages
Thsfdriver was not hurt.
The report that the Lowndesvill
Club created a great deal Of noise an,
confusion at their camp on the night be
fore the big meeting is a mistake
They were cnmpcd near Mr.. Living
stones and were perfectly quiet and or
derby. No better equipped or manages
Club attended the meeting. Lowndes
willie always does her duty properl,
and we'll.
A special telegram to Mr.. Bonham las
Saturday informed him Of the destruc
ton by i%nccndiary fire Of the same por
t~ion3ofthe town Of Edgefeld, that wa
burned three years ago. The loss wa
h~easy--about $4,000. Other attempt
have been previously made to burn thi
devoted town. Some wretch in tina
community needs to swing at the end o
a rope.