The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-09
MESSAGES.
Nc public sales on salesday.

Mr.. w. f. Bell has returned from his
trip to Northern markets.
Dr.. G. III. Waddell of Coronacd was
in town on Monday.
Hon. Will Widcman and Hon. j. Z.
Bradley were in town on Monday.
DR.. w. II. Jones Of Mulberry was in
town ON Monday.
Messrs. T. j. and j. G. Ellis, Of
Hodges were in town on Monday.
Look out for Messrs Bell & Gaulphin
+ advertisement next week.
Miss Carrie Prince. Of Pclzcr, is visit
ing the family Of Mr.. IF. G. DuPrc.
Miss Kate Klpgh, of Greenwood, is
visiting Miss Annie Hemphill.
Turnips and Barley have been sown
largely within the past week. The sea-
son is good.
Tho Abbeville High School opens
next Monday with the promise Of a
successful session.
Jury Commissioners j. II. Bullock was
in town on Monday to draw the jury fnr
the special term.
Rev. and Mrs. Ben Aston were in
town last week, the guests Of Mr.. W. c.
Benct.
w. G. Benct, Esq. and Master Christie
Benct returned on Saturday from Cash
ier's Valley.
The store Of P. Rosenberg & Co. will
be closed on Thursday and Friday on
account Of religious holidays
Capt. G. M. Hodges has been appoint
ed post nlastco at Hodges vice w. II.
Arnold promoted to be route agent.
Rev. j. Dewitt Burkhcad will begin
a series Of meeting in the Presbyterian
church Friday night at SIS O'Clock.
Administer Shriner's Indian Vcrmi-
fuge according to directions. In the
morning is the best time to take it.
Hon. ". a. Ancrum returned to Ker-
shaw on Monday. His family remain
for the present at Mrs. Calhoun.
Miss Marion Speerman of Columbia
is visiting the Misses Chalmers.
The Junior base ball Of Troy defeated
the Juniors OF this place last Thursday.
Score stood ID to 10.
Mrs. John Knox is off on a visit to
relatives in Louisville, Kentucky.
The train on Friday nigh. was more
than three hours behind and did not
reach here till after dark.
DR.. w. l.. Addison, Mr.. Crawford and
George c. Bradley were in town to see
the game Of base ball ON Friday even
ing.
Judge McGowan returned on Satur-
day from White Sulphur Springs, va
He looks we'll and says he is ready far
hard work.
~Guryoang friend It. O.. Taggart was
in town yesterday. We are arc always
glad to see him.
Mr.. f. Y Sheppard's Norman Stallion
Silo, or, Dillon, was at Hills stables, was
weighed on Monday and turned the
scales at 1875. He is three years old.
The crop reports OH Monday from
the farmers were very good. In spite
o. the drouth we will make pretty good
crop.
The people seemed cheerful and hap
Ply on Monday. Not very many were
in town. Busy picking cotton we pre-
Il. IN
Rev. Lowrey Wilson, Of York preach
ed in the Presbyterian church OF Sun
day. We hear that he will probably
accept the pastcrate of the church.
Miss Eugenia McCarty has returned
tn Mcssrs Bell & Gaulpbin after spend.
ing the summer north finding out the
latest fashions for the ladies' this season.
Mess. Parker & Hill will hereafter
: I<yy Va nc corraofn1 roNorf &c ill.,
market at this place. They state for
yesterday fair demand, with pricces as
follows: Stains, sos; Middillns,
81 @8224.
! Mess. Parker g. Hill are preparing to
put down n new brick pavementia front
oftheir store. We commend their exam
4 pie to others along that line. There arc
some rough places in the pavemen.
Rev. w. H. Hanckel preached ut
Trinity church on Sunday. He return
cd to Pendloton on Monday, but will
Scome back in time for services on Sun.
day.
A petition was circulated on Monday
in the interest Of o. i. Calvert. Esq,
for the position Of mail agent. Mr.. Calvcrt
is capable and reliable and we hope he
will succeed in in obtaining the place. lie
deserves.
DR.. ii. ID. Wilson went to Anderson
on Saturday. He carried with him the
model of his seed planter and the OBJ
ject of his journey is to 'boom' that
splendid invention of his. We hope he
will succeed to the full extent Of bis
hopes.
That Prince eff good fellows WIN.
Stelts is with.A. M. Hill & Sons. Will
liam is one of the most accomplished
and obilging clerks in the world, and
Mess. A. M. Hill & Sons couldn't have
done a wiser thing than to employ him.
Let 1t not be forgotten where William
i: He is always glad to see his
friends.
Our asaociate Mr.. Perrin has hnon nm