The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-29
Vote for lower priced groceries.

Lincn.collara by the n Tor IL
cents at Bell s. Galphin's.
Nessrs. Perrin, Hill. Speed and others
have returned from the exposition.
Benson Glymph has a composition
| that makes old furniture look new
We have tried it and know that it is
good.
Dress Goods. A very handsome line,
embracing many styles and prices
Smith & Son.
We are due our valuable Aiken ex-
| changes an apology. In making out q
new subscription book, recently, VIC
Inadvertently left them off tho list.
lawns! Lawns!! The summer
Lawns are prrtticr than usual this sea.
non. A large stock at Smith & Sons.
A beautiful limo Of Worsted Dress
Goods worth Ii cents per ward will be
sold for 12's at Bell 4 Gnlphin's.
Hosiery! Hosiery! Everything
needed in this line and very cheap a.
Smith & Sons.
Sensible men will pause before they
undertake to defeat all enterprise that
may make this town to blossom AZ the
rose, and if it fails it leaves US in no
worse condition than we arc now.
1t il said. persons Of Due West were
in town last Friday to institute proceed
ings to contest the Due West election.
RI rumor DO true they got cold comfort.
We hope soon to lay before our read
ers the full text Of the Decision Of the
tho Supreme Court in Chamblee w.
Tribhlc.
Gloves! GloZes!! Our stock of
Gloves are. unsurpassed as to quality.
style and price at Smith 4 Sons.
Our handsome young friends Drs.
Cowan and Cochran, Of Due West, were
in Abbevillc on Monday.
Undoubtedly the largest stock of
Gents Tics and Hosiery this side Of
Columbia At Smith & Sons.
Shirts Shirts !! The Eighmic still
ahead. If you have tried them you
know what they are, if you have not.
you have but to do 80 to DO pleased
with them. Smith & Son.
NJ. =. DeBruhl Esq. has moved in,o
the Office lately occupied by Messrs.
Noble and Noble. His clients will find
him there, ready at all times to attend
to their business.
We ask II readers to note carefully
tho advertisement Of Speed & Ncutfer.
They are reliable and safe druggists
and deserve = liberal share Of the pub
lie patronage.
There is a rumor currcnt that Raoull
has said he will have nothing to CO with
= road to Abbevilic. Lot H. build the
G., G. G. aud q. road.
We arc assured by John l.. Addison,
Esq, who Is entirely reliable, that every
township in Edgefcld County, interested
in the election, will vote for subscrip-
ton.
Tho Press and Banner now advo-
Gates n road from Due West to Troy, af-
ter urging us for weeks to be content
with the road II fathers gave us. How
can it ever consistently support any
road.
Now that the S. V. Road has been
bought by the Georgia Central, we need
not hope that that road will dpsirc to
build a road to Ahbcvillc, either from
Ferlery, Bradley or Troy. Our only
hope nov lies in tho Cumberland Gap
Road.
Don't forget the May Day excursion
Oh Friday. Perfect order will be main
tanned. Cheap rates, and q pleasant
picnic at Grccnvilir. Let the children
s" and 90 yourself.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.. Templston.
Messrs. w. G. Mcliowan, 7. p. c. thran,
and A. W. Parker loft for the EXPOSE
ton on Friday. We wish them a pleas
ant trip.
We had the pleasure Of a call one
day last week, from DR.. II. &. klush, Of
Greenwood. The Doctor is perhaps
n Of thu finest matheincticians in the
County.
Mrs.. 8. N. w. Smith is on a visit to
her sister Mrs. DR.. Miles Of Baltimore.
She was accompanied by Master James
=. Cothran, who goes to consult a
physician about his throat and ear. We
trust he will retura completely curod.
The case of Ware rs. Henderson wxx
argued on last Friday with . great deal
OF skill by the attorneys engaged in the
case. His honor, the Judge. remarked
that it was the knotticst case he has
had before him in o long time.
VIM. II. Irvine, Esq, a prominent
young lawyer Of the Greenvillc bar, was
in town last week in attendance upon
Court. He is the leading attorney for
the defense in the case Of Ware VIZ.
Henderson. and made a good impression
in his presentation Of his case.
The chief opponent Of the rail road
in Abbevillo says no will fight the bonds
q they arc voted. Il this b%ulldozing ?
We mistake the temper of this people
il they are to be moved by such argu-
ments as that. Rather will thoy resent
such efforts 70 influence their actions.
Gentlemen, the statements Of Gevl.
Hagood are worthy of your acceptance
and belief. Whatever you may have 10
say Of Schofeld, you cannot impugn
the character or cast Q doubt upon the
veracity Of Gcn'l. fIagood