The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-05-20
MESSAGES.

II. P.
Judge and Mrs. Cothran leave to-day
to visit relatives in Rome. Ga.
W. H. Parker, ESQ. and w. C. Bene,
/ Esq. have returned from the Diocesan
Convention.
The cottage on the Catholic Church
lot is rapidly approaching completion.
A special prayer was offered in Trim
ity Church last Sunday for rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Simmons, Of Green
wood, were in Abbcville ono day last
week.
Mrs. f. +. Marlborough, Of Augusta, is
visiting her sister Mrs. NJ. p. DcBruhl
Of this place.
1t is not good taste to use pcrfumery
of any sort. Ladies and Dudes take
heed.
Senator Callison's riddle concerning
our town is going tho rounds of the pa
pers throughout the State.
It is thought that tho Press Assoeia-
ton Of South Carolina will meet this
year in. Grecnville.
f The Board Of Health have organized
and will commence their inspection Of
premises i'll a few days.
Col. H. r. Wardlaw and Judge @. Il.
Calhoun represented Abbevillc at the
railroad meeting in Lowndcsvillo last
week.
j. w. Thomson, Esq, had charge OF
the Abbevillo High School. last week,
GISrnf Gocroa IcI~oo hoso~r ~h,n,k NC
iting the schools Of the County.
The delegates to the Diocesan Con-
vention have returned home leaving I'M
settled the negro question, which Gre
ated such a stir in the Convention.
Some Of the young men Of Abbcville
worshipcd last Sunday at Due West.
We arc not informed as to the shrine
where their devotions were offered.
Mi. Hugh Wilson, editor Of the Press
mad Banner. was absent from town last
week looking after his farming interests
in Whitehall.
Have you decided as to. whether or
not you shall oppose the advancement
OF the interests Of our town. by voting
against the c. G. G.& C. r. r?
Mr.. John Fell received some injuries
on Monday by falling from his buggy
while he was going down the depot hill.
His injuries are painful though not &C.
rious.
Capt. Thomas Syfan, the polite and at
tcntive conductor on the Abbeville
branch road, has been taking a few days
of rest, during tho past week, visiting
Augusta and other places.
Rev. John Gass preached a most ex-
ceilent sermon in the Episcopal Church
on last. Sunday morning, Rev. Mr..
Hanckel being in attendance on the
Diocesan Convention.
Ennory's Latte Cathdrtic Pills; they restore.
color, give a wholesome appetite, put new life
in broken down body; they arc pleasant to
take and their seton Is very mild. Druggists
sell thenn--15 cents.
We would suggest to our city fathers,
that it wonld be a good idea to place a
trough at the now well, in order that
our country cousins who como to town
may be enabled to water their stock.
The tax Office is still open for the COL
y lection OF tho May installmcnt. You
can save Ave per cent. Of half the
mount Of your, taxes by paying half
OF them before the months expires.
No child will have a rosy complexion
aslong as worms exist in the intestines.
Shrincr's Indian Vcrmifuge will destroy
the worms and restore the health of the
child.
w. G. MCGOWAN Esq. has zone to
Spartanburg to attend the wedding of
as fair 2 bride IA ever wound the or
nnge wreath about her brow, and as
manly . groom as ever wore satin fa-
81 yors.
"Byron" has q communication in this
weeks issue on the rail road question.
He claims that the facts and figures in
connection with the G. ). G. & c. r. r.,
have been misrepresented. and gives
his reasons for the faith that is in him.
We inadvertently omitted to call at
tentioH last week to the presence, in our
town, Of Prof. Limcback, one of the fin.
est musicians Of the day, and also II
OF the best repairers Of musical instru-
ments.. You had bettor see him before
he leaves town
Walter L. Miller Esq, of this Bar,
will deliver the address before the Lite
rary Societies Of the Columbia Female
College on the Gath June. Rcv..W. F..
Capers will preach the sermon on the
Sunday preceding. And DR.. Mcynardie
will deliver the address before the Mis-
sionary Society.
BY land or at sea, out on the prairie,
or in the crowded city, Ayers Cathartic
are the best for purgative purposes, ev-
erywhcrc alike convenient, cficacious,
and safe. For sluggish bowels. torpid
liver, indigestion, bad breath, A%atulency,
and sick headache, they are a sure rem
,sdy.
Rev. Father Monaghan paid Abbeville
. short visit last week. He came to look
after tho work on the Catholic Church.
The contractor is erecting q cottage out
OF the timbers Of the old parsonage,
which has been pulled down. and the
excavations for tho foundation of the
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