The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-10-21
MESSAGES.

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Judge Wallace is staying at DR.. j. 4.
Lyons.
Miss Lila Norwood is visiting friends
in Greenville.
Miss Ellen Parker returned Wednes-
day from Sewanee.
Judge O. Il. Calhoun is the happiest
man in town.
Judge Cothran returned on Thursday
TO Orangeburg.
Miss S%proull, Of Georgia, is visiting
Judge Cothran's family.
Ellis Graydon, ESQ. las returned
from his trip to Mississippi.
Mrs. Fl. w. Richardson and children
are ut Capt. Bonham's.
General Hemphill t to Green
wood OIL Thursday. ,
There will be no preaching ut Rocky
River and Warrentonn Churches ON
next Sabbath.
Mr.. G. H. Noise, Of Sumter. is attend
ing Court as the reporter for the Angus
ia Chronicle.
Sheriff DuPre has ten splendid ears Of
corn in his Office. They were grown on
Magazine Hill.
Mr.. w. P. Calhoun is reporting the
Ferguson case for the NeWs and Cou-
rier.
DR.. Mabry and Tompkins went to
Augusta last week to visit the Doctors
brother.
1t is reported that the jews have Of
fercd to buy the Presbyterian church
for a synagogue.
Mr.. Bcnet says he did not know that
he had been employed to assist in pros
&C lting the Edgeaeld prisoners.
Cotton is coming in quite freely now,
and the price is about the same as when
the market opened.
Mrs. Cresswcll, Of Greenwood has
been visiting the family of Mr.. James
NJ. Giles during the past week.
Mr.. Therefore H. DeHon, representa-
tive Of the NeWs aud Courier is in Alb
beville in the interest Of that journal.
Mr.. James NJ. Lawson, left last week
for New York where he goes to lay in
a supply Of Christmas goods.
Mrs. Lynch, Of Johnston, and Mrs.
Calhoun, of Ninety Six, were visiting
friends in Abbevillc last week.
The County Treasurer informs us that
he is paying all school claims up to the
first Of May.
The Presbyterian parsonage is being
torn down, preparatory to thoroughly re-
novating it.
The Catholic Church of this place
will be dedicated by Bishop ,Northrop
on next Sunday,
Bishop Howe, Of the Episcopal
Church is expected in Abbeville next
Sunday.
Our enlargement has been very pleas
antly spoked Of by many Of our friends
for which we thank them.
While attending Court, don't forget
the printer. We need all the money
that is ewing to US.
A great deal Of valuable land is offer
ed for sale by the Master and Sheriff on
next Suleday.
An extra train was run from Ninety
Six on Monday for the accommodation
OF those wishing to attend Court.
The show will be here on next Tues
day the 9th. Everybody in the Coun-
~ ID cApectcu u come. 3
The narrow gauge road to Elberton is
still the talk. of the town. A road OF
some sort we must have.
North Carolinn apple and cabbage
wagons have been numerous on the
streets of Abbeville during tho past
week.
The ninety-one convicts recently at
work on the Savannah Valley Railroad
have been returned to the Peniten-
tiary.
Mr.. w. Joel Smith was riding Mon
day evening in a new ."duck's vest"
buggy built by Seal, McIlwaine & Co.
1t is a stylish vehicle.
NC. Evans, Esq, spent q day in
town last week. His account of the
Edgefold lynching is very interest
ing.
Rev. A. A. Morse, formerly of this
place, but now residing in Berkeley
County, preached in the Presbyterian
Church OH Sunday.
We have received the first number Of
the Greenwood light. Next. week we
will give u new ncighbor,a hearty
welcome. ~
The woman's chsfstian Temperance
Union, held its aIhuaI convention in
G%reenville last week. &tbeville we be-
lieve had no Representative.
The vote, of ANseh,N ,on the Carolina.
Cumberland Gap hRd Chicago, Railroad.
comes off tomorrow. We believe All
ken will vote for the road.
/; VIZ ssll attention to the card Of the