The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1884-12-10
MESSAGES.

paid us 1 pleasant visit on Tuesday.
On "Wednesday Mr.. DcBrull went TO
Colum bia to argue i case before the U.
S. Court.
Last week Messrs. G. a. Douglass and
r. NJ. Hill went to Charleston on bust
ness.
Mr.. Noble and Mr.. Bonham went to
l.aurcnS on last "Wednesday to attend
Court.
Remember now is the time to buy
your corn. Go to Rogers Wholesale
Store.
We understand that the young men
Of Abbcvillc will have n ball in the new
hotel during the Christmas holidays.
Read the Masters sales and ask the
Master about any division OF land you
may want to know of.
Shrincr's Indian Vermifugc is perfect
ly safe and easily administered 1t is
cheap and will give satisfaction. Try it..
Farmers realize that times arc hard.
and arc clubbing together and buying
their corn from Rogers Wholesale
Store.
Won't some subscriber send us n big
turkey in payment Of his subscription.
We don't want to cat crow for Xmas
diuner.
Tom McG.ttigan woos your csthctic
taste with clever poetry, and will tickle
your palate with the very finest wines
and liquors that arc sold in this place.
The Fair Of the Richmond Hussars il
in progress in Augusta. From all &C
counts it is a big thing, and all visitors
to the city this week will do we'll to at
enc il.
Farmcrs-Mr. Rogers will deliver
you corn in carload lots at any depot
in the up-country. Club together and
get him to order you a car while it is
cheap.
Money saved is money made and the
longer You delay in buying your corn.
the more it will cost you. Rogers i,
buying and selling car loads Of it daley
at his Wholesale Store.
The town Of Lanrcns is building up
rapidly. On all sides arc signs of pros
pcrity and activity. The Road will be
completed to that point by January 18th.
Mr.. Bcnct returned from Columbia on
Saturday. He had been down to attend
the Electoral College meeting, and cast
his vote for Cleveland and Hendricks.
He was made Secretary Of the meeting.
Dir. b. II. Williams, Of the Antrcvillc.
ncighborhood, has gone to Tampa, Fla
10 make his home. We are sorry to see
our young men leave the State. But if
they will go VIC wish them luck.
Geo. c. Hodges, Esq, our incoming
School Commissioner, has rented the
Wardlaw place on Magazine Hill and
will by the first Of the new year be Il
resident Of our town. We welcome him
and his family to Abbevillc.
"Scrap; Calvert has a Granger colt
named Granger, Jr., that gives fine prom
Use Of being a fast trotter. He is n
model Of "A two year old, and has the
and stride Of q trained veteran OF
the turf. VIC predict a bright future for
the gray colt.
We wish it positively and cmphati-
understood at the opening of the
corn trade. that we arc headquarters in
that line buying in from S to Is car
lots, We arc always prepared to offer
bargains. at Rogers Wholesale Store.
The ladies Of Warrenton request us
to say that they will give a festival for
the benefit Of the Presbyterian Church
at that place on Christmas eve, and cv-
is invited to attend. No drink
will be allowed on the grounds.
Capt. W. 4. McGhcc, Of Hodges, has,
we hear. made arrangements to move to
l'aurcnS G. H., where he has had bust
ness interests for some years. We are
sorry to give up Capt. McGhcc. Never
thclcsS, sc wish him much success in
his new home.
The following members Of the Able
vile Bar, were elected delegates to the
meeting Of Lawyers called for. llth
December. to form a state Bar Associa-
ton, W. IL. Parker, S. G. Cason, W. O.
Bradley, j. G. klugh and o. II. Cal.
houn.
1t seems now that NJ. Us. Perrin and
MIR. j.. w. Thomson were misinformed
as to the time Of the examination of ap-
plicants for admission to the Bar. a
card received from the Clerk Of the Su-
prcmc Court states that the examination
will be held ON December 10Th.
The Board Of County Commissioners
was in session yesterday. The old
Board who are about to retire have done
their duty we'll, and retire with the APP
probation Of their constituents. The
new Board will doubtless do as we'll. 1t
is made Of good stuff.
Charleston has made perfect arrange
ments for it's big Cleveland dcmonstra-
tion on Friday night. The Railroads
will sell excursion tickets MS follows,
good from the 10th to the 18th, both
ways Greenwood, $500; Abbcvillc,
$3.50 Hodges, 800.
The Abbevillc Rifles and all who wish
to join the Company, will meet in the
Armory on Saturday night. The object
of the meeting is to discuss the question
Of attending the Inauguration ccrcmo-
MICS on March 18th.
NJ. l.. BoNnAM, Jr, Captain.
j. II. HARRIS, Secretary.
Littlcton's Sewing Machine Relief