The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-19
MESSAGES.

The survivors Of the gallant old 7th
Regiment will meet at Nincty-SiS. on
next Friday, the 2lst inst. There. we're
several companies in that RegImept
from Abbeville County and it will
doubtless afferd them much pleasure
to meet their comrades in arms Of other
: days. Generals Bonham ahdsIskaf,
shaw will he present and delixer- ad-
dresses. There has been some doubt
whether the meeting was: on the 2Ist
August or September. We have .au-
thentic information that the 2lst
August, next Friday. is the day.
- Major Joseph -Ganaht. anil Capt. J.: N:
Bass game up on Monday to~appear be-
fore judge Cotl,ran on a motion to, dis.
GH& G. Railroad against the "A. &. X.
Railroad, restraining the latter from
completing and using the depot being
built in Greenwood. The motion was
argued before Judge Cothran yesterday.
Major Ganahl and w. H. Parker Esq.
appeared for the A. & Il. Road and W.
c.. Benet for the c.. &. G. Road. The
Judge decided that tho Injunction should
be dissolved.
George Gibson, aged eight, and Della:
Jordan. aged nine years, were lodged
n Jail on Saturday last charged with
the murder Of the thirteen months old
child Of George Jordan. The details Of
this case, show one OF the most remark
able instances of crime committed by
Juveniles, that VIC ever heard. We
will publish the details next week.
We call attention to the announce
nient, in this paper, Of the Piedmont
Institute. It has a strong and success
full faculty, splendid buildings and is
situated in the healthiest part Of the
State. Prof. McCaslan is we'll known
IL, our people. and it does not need that
we do more than tell them that he has
made Piedmont Institute a success.
Mr.. Thomas Young, of Lowudes-
vile, has again been a sufferer from
fire. He had the misfortune to loose
by fire. on last Thursday night, his still
house containing about two hundred
gallons of whiskey. There was no in
surance upon 1t, and it is supposed to
have been the work Of an incendiary.
Aadarkey from M artin's mill stole his
classic" Katie 'Dcylin, ,who. lives near
MrJ G Douglas, and started for home
with her Monday evening. Her iratc
parent pursued pistol in hand. The
whole town joined in the chase and cap
tured the runaways near Mr. Henry's.
a kitchen is not completes Without, a
stove. And they are 81 cheap that no
mar has fright to re,fuss9 toiigften Mi
wife's labors by not buying one. IfS this
pricks your conscience 90 ut once 10
Fl w Lawson and Co.'S. Read their adj
vertiscment.
Adjutant General Manigault in
spected the Abbovillc Rifles on. last
Wednesday afternoon at 6 O'Clock.
The boys turned out thirty.four strong
and did soinc good drilling. General
Msnigault complimented them on their
drill and appearance.
The accounts Of the Stock Show and
sOfs the dedication at Lowndesyille, fill
our columns this week and leave us nc
room for communications and locals.
All deferred matter shall appear next
week.
Mr.. G. H. Beard, the gcntlemanly and
efficient travelling correspondent Of the
Columbia Re0ister., was III; town on
Friday looking after the interests OF
that excellent journal.
Willie Vance, ESQ, is out from his
Louisiana home visiting his fathers
family. We are glad to see him. lie
looks veil and prosperous.
Married, by Squire Hardness, on the
1 18th inst, Dir Morrow and Miss AIMS
Power. Long lifc ana happiness t.
{ them, GN8 TX 81
Rev.T..F. Gadsen will conduct til,
services q Trinity Church on Sunday
next.