The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-06-24
MESSAGES.

u Duc est InlS morning.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
furnished ice cream ut the parsonage on
yesterday.
Miss Nellie Presley, Of Cedar
Springs, is visiting at Mrs. w. Joel
Smiths.
Judge Cothran went up to Walhalia
on Saturday. Court convened there on
Monday.
There were a good many visitors IN
Abbcvillc to witness tho exhibition Of
the Abbeville High School.
"Cooter-soup," is n very fashionable
dish among the young men Of the
town.
Mr.. +. II. Yarbrough, OF Augusta, Ga,
passed through Abbcvillc on yesterday.
a number Of the young men Of Alb
neville have had their hair cut after the
p~cnitcntiary style. 1t is quite inprov-
ing CD to their looks.
a visitor has sen US a nice account
of the marriage of Mr.. John a. Devlin
and Miss Lola Galloway.
Walter L. Miller, Esq, left on yestcr.
day to deliver an address before the
young ladies Of the Columbia Female
College.
Our Probate Judge, j. Fuller Lyon,
Esq, has gone to Ncwberry where he
is to judge n case in which the Probate
Judge Of that County is an Interested
party.
Mr.. Il. G. Cover, Of Grccnville, was
in town one day last week.
We arc very glad to be able to state
that Col. Robertson has improved very
much within the last two weeks.
Mr.. w. c. Bepct is very proud Of a
young gentlemen who made his appear
ancc at his house IN Sunday at noon.
Mr.. l.. W. Parker of the So. Ca. Uni
vcrsity Will graduate with honor this
week. He will speak upon this sub
ject, Truth, its Criterion.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Parker have gone
to Columbia on visit to Mrs. Parker's
family, and to bring home their daughter,
Miss Katie, who is at school there.
Mr.. Gussie Smith, son of Mr.. w. j.
Smith, who has been off at school for
the past year, is at home spending his
vacation.
Maj. Ernest Gary, of Edgcfcld, has
been visiting for several days in Able
vile. The Major hes a lost of friends
here, who are always glad to sec him.
Miss Helen NJ. Young, ono of the
teachers Of the Abbeville High School,
left for her home in Camden last Mon
day. We understand that she does not
expect to return another year.
The Literary Club will meet next
Friday evening Mt the residence Of Mrs.
S. NJ. w. Smith. Mr.. Il. p. Cothran is
the cssayist, subject, Judaism.
We had the pleasure Of meeting DR..
O. B. Mayer, Sr.. of Newbcrry, S. c.,
aud father Of Mrs. +. C. Conner, at
Hodges, II day last week.
Mr.. w. G. MCGOWAN, and Capt. NJ. l..
Bonham, left for Due West on Monday
evening. to preside respectively over
the Euphemian nnl :Philomathean So
cictics of that place.
Mr.. Henry H. Hill thinks he he has
a bed Of fine kaolin or his
White Lick place. This article is used
in the manufacture Of certain wares,
and also to adulteratc sugar, candy,
flour, &c.
DR.. j.. G. Harris, Of Bolton, S. c., and
Miss Annie McFsll, of Cokesbury, were
married on yesterday by the
Rev. Mr.. Pearson. We extend our con-
CALCULATIONS to the happy couple and
wish.them much happiness in life.
We have received the June number
of the -1me,ican Business Guide, o
valuable journal to business men pub
in New York. This number con-
tains All accurate list Of the leading in
.ustries Of the State, including news
papers and printers.
G. L. p. or Gildcrs Liver Pills pre-
vents malaria, cures Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, sick headache, ~biliousness, con-
stipation, and NIL disorders Of the Liver.
Try a box and you will be pleased, for
by all druggists rs cents a box.
Mr.. L. II. Russell accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Ncttic, left on last We'd
for Atlanta, Ga, where they
went to consult DR.. Calhoun about the
~latter's eyes. They returned on Satur-
day much pleased with Atlanta and the
Of their visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers leave to-day for
East Tenn, on a visit to relatives and
friends. They will DO gone about n
month. On their trip they will take
in Hendersonville, A%sheville, Warm
Springs and other summer resorts. Mr..
Rogers will return in time to buy his
Fall stock Of goods, the first of August.
The travelling public certainly have
right which railroads should re-
gard. Is it right that the public should
be made to lie over three hours lust
eleven miles from home 1? Judge Has
kell has always befricndcd Abbeville
and we have implicit confidence in him,
and believe that he will at least grant
the petition SEM down to him. 10 Civ,
two trims a day on Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Mr.. Jno. w. Rykard has invented and
had patented an automatic car coupler
and a, fly fan that speak we'll for him as
an inventor. Both Of these inventions
are now in the hands Of Mess. Hcmphill