The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-16
MESSAGES.
Mr.. John H. Hogan, is in town.

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Mr.. John H. Hogan, is in town.
Mr.. James NJ. Euson of Charleston is
lin Abbeville.
The protracted meeting in the Bap-
fist church closed on last Saturday
night.
Dir. Wait, Of the Greenville Bar, was
in own last week.
Col. II. II. Wardlaw has returned
from a short visit to the country.
Mrs. Norwood and Miss Bessie have
returned from their summer trip.
Rev. Drs. Boyce and Grier of Duo
West were in Abbeville last week.
Our lawyers have all been busy dur
ing the past week preparing for tho cx-
tra court.
The store Of P. Rosenberg & Co. will
be closed on Saturday to observe relig-
ious holidays.
Mrs. +. Ethridsc, {" aged lady, died
in the Rock Church ~ ,~.lborhood Tues
day morning.
The bar-roams were all closed on
Monday it being the day for the cleo
ton of a new council.
Capt. l.. w. White returned from the
Northern markets last week where he
has been to purchase his fall goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rosenberg Of Green
wood spent the jewish New Year in
Abbeville.
We regret to learn of the serious
sickness, at Coronaca Of Miss Jennie
DELPHI with typhe. malaria fever.
"Blood-foo is the suggestive name
often given to Ayers ~Sarsaparillia, be-
u of its blood-cnriching quail
q tiles.
Rev. Mr.. Mendenhall assist, ID by
Rey. r. N. Pratt preached a series Of
sermons IN the Baptist church last
week.
Mr. George G. Hodges returned from
his trip North on last Wednesday and
reports that he had a very pleasant
trip.
Mr.. Thomas MEG cttigan has worked
indefatigablY on the Catholic church
lot, and now through his skill and labor
has it nicely levelled.
Don't forget court week G. L. Bruce's
fine hand scwcd boots and CATERS. The
best calf boot for $500 and 5000 ever
offered forsale in Abbeville.
Jurors md witnesses will greatly ia
SclIitate the conduct Of the business of
the Court next week by being promptly
in their places.
We are glad TO stae thu Mr.. L Il
~ = 80 l....
time with typho-malaria fever is con-
sidcred better.
Quite a number OF persons from Lcb-
anon, Longcane, Monterey and Cedar
Springs have been in attendance upou
the services conducted by Mr.. Burl.-
head.
Judge MCGOWAN leaves tomorrow
for Baltimore. Miss Lucia goes with
him for the purpose Of entering one Of
most elegant schools in that city.
Last Thursday was the Jewish New
Year, and our citizens of that pcrsua-
sion observed it and the following day
as religious holidays.
Messrs. w. C. McGowan, a. w. Smith
and TT. Cothrun went to Augusta on
last Friday to see the game Of base ball
: between the Augusta and Memphis
.clubs.
Major Earnest Gary, Of Edgcfeld has
I been visiting relatives in Abbeville for
the past few days The Major has
many friends here who are always glad
to have him with them.
Mr.. w. f. Penn, formerly of McCor-
mick, s. G.. and w%ell'known here is now
with Messrs. Daniel & Co, Of Angus
u, Ca, where he will be glad to see his
friends.
Mr.. JAS. Watt, died ut home in Smith
vile township, Monday afternoon, OF
disease Of the heart. He was buried
Tuesday at Tranquil.
When in Augusta We think we found
9 where to by the best clothing for
!!east money. Watch our advertis-
ing columns and see if we did not.
Mr.. Nm. Smith, OF Longcane died
nDI Friday about 2 a. m. and was buried
On Saturday at Greenville church. He
leaves a wife and children and leaves
his crop with no one to look after it.
Yarb Madden commenced the dig
ging of a we'll on the, public square in
front of the Postofice-on Monday last.