The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-07-01

Mr.. w. G. MCGOWAN is in EdgefeId
Gilders Pills are the best.

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aids digestion.
Prof. j. Fl. Miller has gone to Vir-
GINA to spend n portion Of his vacation.
The Mountain View House at Easily
is one Of the best we have seen in a
long time.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Church
will sell Ice cream at the parsonage
Wednesday and Friday Evening Of this
week.
Hon. and Mrs. j. C. Cary, Of Seneca
City, have been in town, visiting friends
and relatives. They returned OH Tues
day.
The Rev. J. R Riley will preach next
Sunday, morning and evening in the
Presbyterian church.
The greatest enemy to children is
worms. Shrincr's Indian Ncrmifuge
will save them from ruin. Only %
cents a bottle. Try it.
Prof. J. C. Cork. who has had charge,
Huntcrsville, n. c., returned to his
home in this county, last Saturday.
Mr.. ID. A. p. Jordan, and Mr.. Wyatt
| Aiken attended the commencement at
the Piedmont Institute. Mr.. Jordan
presented the beautiful medal that was
awarded to the best original essay.
We received last week a cordial invi-
tation from our friend j. Y. Jones to at
tend a ball given on June Goth at Wood
ruff by the construction corps Of the q.
L.. & 5. R. r. We arc sorry VIC could
not attend.
At Grccnvillc, on our return from
PickenS, VIC met Prof. j. II. Miller, and
Rev. w. W. Orr, and several students
of Erskinc, having in charge a number
Of the young ladies' Of the Due West
Female College, all returning to their
homes.
Mr.. Lewis w. Parker and Mr.. S. p.
Pritchard Of he University are at home.
Mr.. Parker graduated with honor. and
since his graduation has peer elected to
a place as teacher in the Columbia grad
ed schools. Mr.. Prichard also took n
high place in his class.
In no other medicinal preparation
have the results Of the most intelligent
study and scientific inquiry been so
steadily and progressively utilized as in
nSSi - alSdpdIIlita IL ICauS Inc llSl
as n truly scientific preparation for all
blood diseases.
No injurious effects can follow the
use Of Ayers Aguc Cure in the treat
ment of m%alarial diseases. 1t contains,
besides a specific and unfailing antidote
for miasmatic poison, remedial agents
which unite to expel the poisonous hui
mors, purify the system, and leave it in
a healthy and reinvigorated condition.
On all sides we hear words of un-
stintcd praise Of the address delivered
by Rev. DR.. w. NJ. Grier, before Wof-
ford College. DR.. Gricr is recognized
to he one Of the finest scholars and
most fnrcihlc speakers in our midst.
and it is evident that he has sustained
his high reputation.
Walter J.. Miller, Esq, delivered the
address last Wednesday, before the CO.
lumbia Female College, his subject be-
ing "Thc Women NC should Honor"
The Register speaks very highly of
Mr.. Miller's address, and gives a syn
opsis of it, that shows that it must have
been Of unusual merit. We trust that
we shall have an opportunity to give a
more extensive notice Of it.
1t will be noticed by reference to the
proceedings Of the Due West Com
mcnccment, that Miss Emma Perrin, of
this place bore off quite n number of the
prizes at Due West. This facts speaks
more in her praise than anything we
coul" say, but W Nevertheless add that
Abbcvillc is always proud Of the record
her sons and daughters make at Col
leSc.
TIE Ahbeville man who goes to
Grccnville and does not stop Mt the Ex-
change, is untrue to his people. The
Exchange has lately been renovated and
fixed over in beautiful style. An in
viting reading room, a splendid billiard
s~oloon, an elevator, good beds, good
meals and attentive servants command
always for the Exchange n large patron
age. Don't fail to stop at the Exchacge.
The ladies of the Baptist Church at
Greenwood will have an entertainment
for the benefit Of the Church. on the
18th ofJuly. The schedules will suit the
hour Of meeting, and many are expect
ed to attend from Laurens and else
where. Mr.. N l.. Bonham Jr, will de-
liver the address on the occasion. Go
down and help out our Greenwood
friends. They are always true to lis.
Mr.. L. b. Trcutlen son of Col. Jno. f.
Treutlcn, along with ninety two others
stood the civil service examination for
Post Office Inspectors. Out Of these
~ were successful and Mr.. Trcutlcn is
among them, and has secured his ap-
pointmcnt. He is a young man OF sterl-
ing character, of ability, and will prove
thoroughly efficient in his new position.
We congratulate him on having won in
such a contest and against such a host
Of contestants.
Hon. W. C. Bcnet, delivered the adj
dress, last week, before the literary So
~cietlcs Of Newberry College. His sub
icct was, "The Race we belong to-"
Few men Of Mr.. Bcnets age are his
equals in scholarly attainments, IN
knowledge and learning and in eloquent
and forcible delivery. Under these cir.
cumstances we arc not. surprised that