The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-01-28
MESSAGES.


DR.. +. +. Gary went to Columbia yes
terday.
Capt. Bonham was in Nincty-Six yes
tcrday.
Mr.. Nancy Shcrard, of Laurcns, was
in town last week.
Mr.. Jones +. Mlllcris the happy father
Of another boy.
Captain G.. NJ. Madison was down from
Donnaldsville on Friday.
Mr.. w. A. Templcton went to Charles
ton last Saturday.
Mr.. q. W. Pratt, Of Walhalla, came
to Abbevillc on business last week.
We had the pleasure Of seeing Capt.
T.. Cowan i'll town one day last week.
Mir. ". G.. Rice Jr. and wife, Of Coro-
naco, came to town on Wednesday.
We are glad to sec That DR.. Mabry is
able to be out now nearly all the time.
One of Mr.. }. NJ. Giles boys fell on
the ice last Saturday and cut his lip.
w. G.. Henet, Esq, has been confined
to his house with sore eyes.
Judge McGowan is expected home
this week.
Court convcncs next week, and our
business mcn are expecting a boom.
Mr.. Will Wilson is clcrking at Messrs.
Cunningham & Tcmplcton'S.
Last week was Il hard one on stock.
a good man is always merciful to his
beast.
MI. Thos. &. Perrin has entered upon
his duties in the drug store. Success to
him.
One Of the trees Of law range has
been seriously injured b. the recent
slcct.
Mrs. Baxter who was visiting Judge
McGowar's family returned to Ncwbcr-
~ on Saturday.
abound in its stomach. Send for Shrin-
er's Indian Nernifuge, the reliable rem
cdy.
Judge Prcssly will preside ut our APP
preaching term of Court. His health
is much improved.
1t is probable that after Court quite 4
numbcro Of our young men will go to the
Exposition.
Colonel Iarh Madden has the con-
tract FOR the digging Of the two wells
for the Town Council.
j.. Calhoun Hamblin. Esq, was in
~ wv, 1,uf u.o,l- ,-;iH Co., $500. -
horses. which he was offering for sale.
Mr.. j. ". Hill, OF Edgcfcld, is in bn-
sincsS ut Greenwood. No better man
ever emigratcd from one good county
to another.
Mr.. Giles hns been appointed Trial
Justice at Greenwood, and makes a
most efficient and impartial officer.
\ number of commercial statesmen
were in town last week. The New lIo-
tel accommodated the most Of them.
Carl Schurz, has given our daily pa
perS a good deal to write about recently.
They have been filled concerning him.
We have heard that Greenwood is to
have another newspaper, but know
nothing asto VINO are It's projectors.
The streets were almost deserted on
Friday and Saturday Of last week. on &C
count Of thcssincl-;ncnt weather.
Mrs. MCGOWAN and family Of Spar
tanburg returned on Friday. They had
ocan visiting the family Of Judge Nc
Gowan.
Ayers SarSaparilla wonderfully i'm
proves The complexion. and brings to old
aud young the bloom OF health. AS a
purifier OF the blood it has no equal.
Hon. ". X. Blake, Of Greenwood, w.
j. Moore ESQ. Of Cokcsburv, and u. II.
Magill ESP, Of Hodges. came up. last
Thursday 70 altered Ike IA: meeting.
Several trrrs were broken by the slcct.
We would he glad to hear from our
farmer friends whether the small grain
has been injured by the freeze.
4 number Of Ahhcville people wnnId
ton of the New Church. if it had not
been Cor the awful weather.
Every one is praising the now sido-
walk leading to Judge Cothran's. 1t
looks as if it might have been laid out
by an engineer, for the G., G. G. L. C..
Il. r..
Rev. J. Dewitt Burkhrad, the cole
hratcd Presbyterian divine, noted for
his pulpit oratory, will preach in tho
Presbyterian church on next Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Aucrbach's store Of bcau-
tlfnl goods will soon he the centre Of At
traction. The first Of March he will
move in the middle store under the New
Hotel.
Mess. O'Donncll & Cunningham have
a new advertisement IN the papcr this
week. Any one desiring merchandise
in their line during Court, would do we'll
to give thcma call.
TIM Ijtororx- Tl,b I'LL 49,. Is.