The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-11-10
MESSAGES.

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gloomy and disagreeable.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson Of the Methodist
Church was absent ON last Sunday.
Rev. w. +. Pearson conducted COM
munion services at Upper Long Cane on
Sunday last.
DR.. S. G.. and Mr.. J. w. Thomson
went to Edgeleld OH Friday last on
legal business.
Every one about here is rejoicing at
the result Of the elections in Virginia
and New York.
Court is in session at Edgefeld this
week and we presume the lynchers of
Culbreath will be tried.
A good many Of our citizens contemp-
late attending the State Fair, which
comes off in Columbia this week.
No child can be healthy if worms
abound in it's stomach. Send for Shri-
ners's Indian Vcrmifuge, the reliable
remedy.
II. H. P. sure cure for malaria.
Jersey Jackets, jersey Jackets, in all
sizes, styles and %colors, very cheap at
Bell & Gaiphin'S.
Prof. Archer, of the High School
contemplates making All important visit
to Virginia the latter purt Of this month.
There was quite a demand in Aiken,
for the last issue Of the MESSENGER.
"R. S. G." seems to have stirred things
up down there.
Linen collars in at all styles from
s cents to 25 cents at Bell & Galphin's.
The subscribers to the stock Of the
National Bank, should not fail to OBJ
serve the advertisement Of Mr.. Benia-
min S.. Darnwcll. the Cashier.
Corse!s, Corscts, Corsets. from IS
cents to the very best ut Bell & Gal
phin's.
Mr.. \. j. Ctinkscaies, Of Monterey. is
the only Han in the County who pays
taxes with the coupons Of the Brown
Consolidated Bonds.
just received another lot of SO inch
chashmere. in. all colors at 35 cents.
See it before buying a colorcd dress.
Bell G Galphin.
Messrs. T.. w. Smith, A.. w. Smith,
w. S. Cochran. j. l.. Perrin, H. ID. Will
son, and possibly others are off for the
State Fair.
Mr.. Thomas 2. Cothran left Yesterday
" iva, hSIC lC goes W u UuSls
ncss trip. We wish him good luck.
Dress ~flsnneis in all colors just re-
ceived at Bell & Galphin's.
DR.. H. -. Wilson leaves to day for
the Columbia Fair. He will be absent
the rest Of the week and asks that his
patrons govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. Il. s. Galloway. the MEssEaEn
correspondent at Due West, was in town
on Friday last, and of course came in to
see uS. He il as genial a gentleman, az
he ia vigorous as a correspondent, and
we are always glad to see him.
Avoid the harsh, irritating. gripping
compounds so often sold as purging
medicines, and correct the irregularities
Cathartic Pills, which arc mild and
1. their action.
AS a purifier, Ayers Sarsnparilla acts
directly and promptly. A single bottle
will prove its merits. Many thousands
of people are yearly saved from danger
Il fevers by the exercise Of a little
tiuiely care in properly cleansing the
system by the use Of this remedy.
The two large oak trees in the front
yard Of the Presbyterian parsonage have
been cut down. One Of them had been
struck by Lightning in the summer md
was dead, and the other was deemed
unsafe, and WAS felled by order of the
Town Council.
Mr.. ID. l.. Mabry, has been appointed
Clerk, Of the Board Of County Commits.
%aioners. vice j. G. Klugh, Esq, resigned.
We have no doubt but that Mr.. Mabry
will make a very efficient clerk, az he is
courteous, kind, obligins, and a man Of
good business capacity.
A telegram on last Friday announced
the serious illness Of Mr.. James A. Nor
wood, Of this place, who recently moved
to Louisiana. His brother, Mr.. j. S
Norwood, has gone on to nurse him.
At last reports he was thought some
better. We wish for him q speedy
recovery and extend to his anxious
mother ana sisters our warmest sym
pathy.
One of the attractions on the State
Fair grounds will be a big panorama of
the battle Of Gettysburg, the painting
covering a space Of l8 feet high and 800
feet long. 1t was shown at the Geor-
gia State Fair, and was highly commend
ed by the. Secretary. On one day of
Fair week all the school children
will be permitted to see it free Of
charge.
elders Pills arc the best.
At the annual meeting Of the trustees
OF the estate Of DR.. John DeLaHowe