The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-08-26
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Due West yesterday.
Mr. Ollie Pringle is visiting the family
Of Mrs S. NJ. Calhoun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y%arbrough arc visiting
the family Of NJ. p. DcBruhl, Esq.
Mr.. Allen Parker has gone to Cash
ier's Valley for n short vacation.
General NJ. l.. Bonhsm spent Friday
in Abbcville with his son Capt. Bon
ham.
Cotton is beginning to open and it
will not be long now before new cotton
will be coming in.
Rev. Mr.. Chisolm has declined to &C
ccpt the call extended to him by the
Presbyterian Church of this place.
Rev. w. f. Pearson, has been assist
ing Rev. Mr.. Fennell in a Communion
service at Rockp River during the past
few days.
Take elders Liver Pills.
Col. H. II. Harper. Lowndesvillc, is
summering in the mountains Of North
Carolina.
Mr.. T.. Y. Sheppard, Of Nincty-Six,
as true n man as there is in Abbevillc
County, was in town one day last week.
Watermclons have about played out.
Those offered for sale during the past
week look as if they were full of chills.
Mr.. Perrin Wardlaw, returned to
Augusta on Monday after n pleasant Wis
it Of a week or SO in A bbevillc.
Letter, note and bill heads and envel-
opcs neatly printed at the MESSENGER
Office, ut prices to suit the times.
We hear it rumored hat an interest
ing SANDER case is about to commcnse
in our Courts.
Mrs. +. +. Archer, who has been
quite sick for some time, is reported
much better.
Mr.. Huckabec, Of Atlanta, brother Of
Mrs. j. +. c. DuPre, is visiting her
here.
Judge Aldricl. has been in Abhcville
for same time, resting, after having fin
ished the arduous duties Of his Cir
cult.
y g"od many peaches have been Of
fcrcd for sale on the streets during the
past week. They have been Of Il ra,hor
inferior quality however.
Hills Hepatic Panacea, is the best.
Rev. BENJAMIN Allston. Of George
town, s.. G., who is visiting in the Bor-
dcauX ncighborhood, was in Abbcville
for n or two days last week.
w. g. Benet, ESQ, Miss Alice Ward
law, Miss Sophie Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs.
George NJ. Trenholm leave to-day for
the mountains.
Tho union meeting was held in the
night, Rev. Mr.. Richardson preaching
the sermon.
Mrs. Taggart, the mother Of DR.. w.
NJ. Taggart, Of Dry Grove, who has
been visiting her son for some time, re-
turned to her home in Mississippi on
yesterday.
Mr.. j. X. burst, Of Greenwood. was
10 town yesterday. Mr.. burst is one of
the first business uicn in upper South
Carolina, and is doing a big business in
Greenwood.
Mess. w. O. Bradley, B. S. Barnwell,
r. MEG. Hill, and r. ". Cannon went
yesterday to Charleston. They will
take in the New Brighton on the trip.
Walter l.. Miller, Esq, has returned
from 4 visit to Coronaca and Ninety
Six. We arc arc glad to learn from him
that Col G. Med. Miller who has been
ill, is improving.
Frank Cunningham has been for a
week past attending the U. s. Court in
G%rcenville, rs n witness.
Messrs. W. II. Parker, J. Fuller Ly-
on and Hugh Wilson. went TO Troy on
Tuesday 10 attend the rc-hnion of Co.
f. 18th Regiment S. G.. V. We will
have a good report Of it next week.
The Master Jas. C. Klugh, Esq, has
returned from n VISIT to his family at
Coronaca,i and seems much improved in
health.
There will be no meeting of the Lit
erary Club during this month. it being a
custom always to do away with the Au-
gust meeting.
Red Rust Proof Oats! the finest in
the market at w. Joel SMITH 4: SoN.
The libel case between Mr.. d. Fl.
Henderson and Mr.. r. II. Devlin, in
which tho latter was sued for $4,000,
has been settled, and the suit with
drawn.
w. A. Lee, Esq. is having a we'll dug
ON his lot next to Mr.. S. G. Cason, pre-
paratory to the erection Of q handsome
residence t%hereupon.
Any druggist will tell you what he
knows about the merit of Shriner's In
dian Fermifuge the popular remedy.
We regret to learn Of the serious ill
ness of Col. Med. Miller, Of Ninety
Six. When last heard from he was con-
sidered better. His many friends here
wish for him q speedy recovery.
Mr.. w. II. Holland, of Ninentv-Six,
is gone to Columbia to go into business
with r. NJ. Anderson & Co. Mr.. Hol-
land is a bright young fellow. and will
40 VIC in Columbia. We congratulate
him on hio nrnSpncfc 49, rn