The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-02-04
MESSAGES.
Sunday was q bal,ny spring day.

Judge Cothran is holding Court in
N~ewherry.
Judge PRESLEY has quarters at Mr..
John Il. Lyons.
Rev. Mr.. Riley, Of Walhalla, is in
town.
Col. O. Il. Calhoun, we hear, is visit
ing Augusta OH business.
Rev. w. NJ. Grier, ID. D., President Of
ETskinc college, was in town on Monday.
w. J. Moore, ID. Fl. Magill, T.. j. F..
Giles, Esqrs., are attending yourt.
Mr.. &. l.. Common, Of Cokcslury, is
off OH a visit to the ''Iand of Flowers"
JOB WORK done neatly and with
dispatch at this office.
Judge McGownn returned from Column
bia Saturday. the Supreme Court having
adjourned.
Very much time was wasted in the
Court on Monday last, by the absence
of witnesses.
The Knox Hotel was opened on Mon
day. 1t is under the management of
Mr.. j. H.. Simmons, Of this place,
There was nh unusually large crowd
in town Oh Monday. 1t was the first
day Of Court, and salesday also.
Messrs Il. G.. Stewart, i. NJ. Moore
and Il. l.. Moore, Of Nincty-Six. are at.
tending Court.
Judge PRESLEY seems entirely restored
to health, and presidcs over the Court
with his usual ability.
The extra train to Nincty-Six on Mon.
day morning brought q good many to
town from that section of country.
Capt. Writer'S is keeping an elegant
table ut the New Hotel. and his house is
commencing itself to the travelling pub
lie.
Mr.. Mannheim. representing John r.
Wilkinson's paper house Of Atlanta,
was i'll town yesterday.
Mr.. w. L. Penn and Mr.. ]. w. Peak,
of Mccormick, paid us a a pleasant visit
on Monday.
Yarb Madden and his assistants are
Mt work on the we'll in front Of the store
OF w. S. Cochran & Co.
Mr.. j. Frank Kellar was painfully
hurt about two weeks ago by the falling
Of the roof Of n house.
Mr.. Robert Chcatham. q good and
true man from Edgcficld County, has
been in attendance rs q witness on our
Court.
No child can be healthy if worms
abound in its stomach. Send for Shr-
incr's Indian FcrmiiuSc, the reliable
remedy.
it is a subject Of universal remark
that the present Grand Jury is a body
Of unusually fine approximation in
tclligcncc and character.
Among those present in town this
week from Greenwood, we noticed
MeSSrs. Francis Arnold, T. +. Riley, f.
F.S. Giles and j. +. Simmons.
We have learned with sadness Of the
death, near Nincty-Six. Of Mr.. p. B.
Addison. He was a young man of high
character and good name.
Mrs. Graham, Of C~okcsburv, and
mother af Mr.. j.. NJ Graham, died on
Sunday last Of congestion Of the brain.
She was scvcnty-five years of age.
Two sentimental bachelors were seen
strolling together in the moon light, one
night last week. One was an editor and
the other was a member of the Able
Vile Bar.
We are indebted to our friend Thomas
q. Perrin, OF Fort Arbuckle. Indian
Territory, for copies Of the Cheyenne
Transporter, n paper devoted to the in
tcrcst OF that country.
Mr.. ". q. DundaSs left Abbcvillc YES
terdaS on mn extended trip to the North
and possibly to the Mediterranean. We
give him o roydge, n safe journey and
happy return.
Railroad Commissioner, Bonham, went
over on Friday to inspect the G. l.. & S.
r. Il. from Waterloo to Laurens which
is completed and we presume is now
open for travel and traffic.
Wo do not sound n needless alarm
when We tell you that the faint Of scrofu-
la is in your blood. Inherited or acauir-
ed, it is there, and Ayers %Sarsaparilla
alone will ctfectualy eradicate it.
Read the communication on the out
sido from Mr.. w. C. Vcrcllc. formerly a
citizen Of Greenwood but now of An
~.niSton, Alabama. lie gives some good
advice to those contemplating going
West. Q
The Music House Of the South has a
new advertisement in our paper this
week. Read it, and send in your solu:
ton to the p. A. S. n. A. r. H. and &C.
cure the fine organ offered for it's soln-
ton.
We are indebted to our Greenwood
friends who were in town on Saleday for
the numerous dots about this thriving
little town. We would he glad ir some
one would constantly furnish us the
news OF the place.
Mr.. Wyatt Aiken, the efficient stcno-
grapher Of the Eighth Circuit, had the
misfortune to get his collar bone broken,
ono day last week, by a .all. 1t did
not interfere with his duties Mt Court,
however, and he hopes soon to be we'll
as ever.
W. had the pleasure Of visiting the
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