The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

VIM. stelts of Troy is in town.

Capt. Youngblood of Troy was in
town on Monday.
Judge Aldrich left Abbeville on Mon
day for Anderson.
H. Fl. P. relieves constipation and
aids digestion.
Rev. w. G.. Neville left on yesterday
for a trip to Kentucky.
Work on the new Methodist church
has been commenced again.
Miss Thurston left Abbeville on Mon
day for her school in Edgefield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin, of Atlanta are
visiting relatives in Abbeville.
The political caldron has not com
menced to boil ut this place as yet.
Try the the new segar, %Pinhookcr, at
Sreed &c Neuffer's. Price 5 cents.
If your turnips have failed to come
up, now is n good time to replant them.
Mr.. L. w. Smith has returned from a
pleasant too weeks visit to Cashiers
Valley.
Misses Nettic and Josie Russell leave
tomorrow for the Charlotte Female In
s~titutc.
Mr.. Arthur Parker, of New York,
was in Abbeville a day or so during the
past week.
Rev. w. H. Hanckel, the rector. wilr
conduct the services at Trinity Church
next Sunday.
A great many parties about town
have commenced to lay in their supply
Of winter wood.
Mrs. Eason of Charleston, after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. DR.. Gary returned
home on Monday.
We are prepared at this office to do all
sorts Of job work and will duplicate
Charleston prices.
Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken are still at the
Hot Springs Of Virginia where he has
gone FOR his health.
An interesting article on Southern
Provincialism" may be found on our
first pagethis week.
Our Troy correspondent sends an in
tercsting account Of the reunion which
was held there last week. -
Mr.. r. Lee Foster, died at White Hall,
on Monday last. His remains were bu-
RED ut Greenwood OIL Tuesday.
Tho reunion of the survivors of Orr's
Regiment Of Rifles takes place ut Sandy
Springs on September Goth.
When selling your cotton and paying
up your Indebtedness don't forget that
you probably owe the printers a small
amount. 1t will be thankfully received
now.
Messrs. Seal & McIlwainc are prepar-
ing to build q stable or repository on
the vacant lot next to the residence of
Mr.. .Quarles.
The following gentlemen will com
pose the board Of examiners Of appli-
cants for the Citadel, viz: Prof. George
C.-Hodgcs, Prof. S. p. Boozer and DR..
l.. r. Hill.
Our young friend Frank DuPrc re-
turned to his school in Anderson on
Monday last. where we know he pro-
poses to do credit to his native county.
School Commissioners, Hodges left on
Monday for the North. He goes on
business and pleasure and will be alb
scent probably two weeks.
The Juvenile base ball club Of this
place, and the Veterans of Troy, will
give US a rare entertainment in the dia-
mond, Tomorrow. No gate money, free
to all.
We hear that Messrs. w. Joel Smith
4 Son arc about to open n store Mt Brad
leys, and that Mr.. Joel Weir will have
charge OF it.
w. o. Bradley, Esq, returned from
Charleston on Monday. He says
that the Ners and Courie, has not ex-
aggernted n particle in its accounts Of
the storm. That he never saw before
such scenes Of wreckage and dcstruc-
ton.
Sappota Tolu, the only chewing gum
that is not injurious, aides digestion and
purifies the breath. Speed & Neuffer.
Physicians prescriptions accurately
filled at all hours, day and and night, by
experienced and competent hands, at
Speed & Neufer's Drug Store.
Thurber's Bird Seed, guaranteed to
DO the best on the market. Each pack
age contains q piece Of Cutie Fish
Bone. For sale by Speed & Neuffcr.
When you want to paint do not buy
elsewhere before seeing US. We have a
full stock Of Lead, Oils. Colors, Varnish-
es ETC., which we will sell at close
figures. Speed & Neuffer.
Winter is coming and tho broken
panes Of glass in your windows need re-
Neuffcrs.
Mr.. George G. Hodges has received
the following communication which ex-
plains itself:
AUG. %; 1895.
"DEAR SIR:-The Citadel examination
will be held on 18th of September,
instead of the Goth as previously an
nounced." Very respectfully,
A. COWARD, Supt.
In this off-year, reunions of the sur
vivors Of the different companies and