The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-01
It is pleasant to have the endorsement
Of a community like Due West.

The Peterkin cotton seed gives 40 pei
cent Of lint. McMaster q Gibbs are
general agents at Columbia, S. c. Price
$3.50 per bushel.
The pump has been put in the new
well. 1t will be a great convenience
Let it be inclosed now with a railing Of
it will become a great loafng place.
What authority is there for the State.
ment that there is $4,000 debt on the
rail road per mile.
OF course the bonds can't be attached
whilst in our hands and there they will
remain till the road is built.
Gen. A. G.. Darlington, once prominent
in tho politics of tho State died at his
home in Ncwbcrry on Thursday.
A child tossing in it's sleep indicates
worms. An army Of them are Mt work
eating the vitals away. One dose OF
Shrincr's Indian Vcrrnifugc will destroy
them and save it's life.
Married by Rev. Father Monaghan, ut
the residence Of the brides father, on
Goth March, Mr.. II p. Burke Of Buffalo
N. Y. and Miss Mary A Norrell Of Alb
bcvillc.
We arc glad to sec the L~durensrille
Herald out again in full garb Of new
type, and printed on a Campbell power
press. Its a splendid paper, and looks
we'll in it's new clothes.
We regret very much to hear that Mr..
Noble and family contemplate leaving
Abbeville. They will be much missed.
and will carry with them the good
wishes and good will Of all. We hear
they arc going to Fairfield.
We are informed hat Mr.. Joel C.
Wier has purchased the Sassard house
and lot now occupied by Mr.. Davis and
family, on Floral Hill, and will hence
forth make it his home.
Perhaps the best thing the c., G.. G.
& G.. II. r. could do would be to elect
the editors Of the Medium and the
Press and Banner, President and FL
~nancial Agent respectively.
Have the chief opponents of the c.,
C. G. & G. Road any interest in any
other road? If so let them stand on
the strength Of their own enterprise.
Out with it and let the public know.
Mr.. Arthur Taggart, brother of Dr..
VIM. Taggart Of Monterey, is danger
ously i'll. It is feared that he will not
recover. We trust that the physicians
healing balm and tender wakchful care
may bring him through in due time.
Ayers Sarsaparilla, the first blood
medicine to prove a success, still holds its
place as first in public estimation, both
at home and abroad, as shown by its mi
r~aculous cures, and immensely increased
sales.
VIZ hope our contributors will excuse
us for not publishing all. their commune
cations the Inst two or three weeks. We
have been filed up with Rail Road mat
ter. "When this cruel war is ovcr' We
hope to see you again.
We heartily commend to our people
the firm Of McMastcr d. Gibbs Of Column
bia, S. G. They deal in all sorts of ma-
chinery and agricultural implements,
and are in all respects reliable and trust
worthy. We know them we'll, and en-
dorse them.
1t is said to be IAN INSULT to question
the Votives Of the opponents Of the c..
C. G. and ). Yet such motives as "mak-
ing your hotel remunerativc.' land taking
WI H'ohCJ w ooiIN Soui lONo ulc
used by their opponents. BY all
means '..let us have fair play" oh !
Yes! ysrrsn,
RefoE going to the Worlds fair In New
Orleans, call or send to Thos. MGGsfn-
gans Old Palmetto Saloon, and ..ou will
find something new. The proprietor
has got pure PEACH WINE, recommend
ed by medical men for Ladies and / Ill
dren's use. Gentlemen call and sample
it. You will zee for yourselves. The
old house is we'll stocked with pure
goods.
We had the pleasure Of meeting. last
week, Rev. y. w. Moore. Editor Of the
Centenary, published at Lancaster
S. e. Mr.. Moore is one of the most
pleasant and entertaining gentleman,
we ever met. If he writes half rs we'll
as talks he will make the Centenary a
very interesting paper. We ere glad to
know that he got a goodly number Of
subscribers to his paper.
We understand that candidates for
Federal Offices in this State hove not
given up the fight because Of the action
OF the delegation caucus. We hear that
Capt. Brooks, had endorsements for Col
lector Internal Revenue from a large ma
jority Of the members Of the House and
Senate of S. c., from six Judges. from
the Electors and from the people at
large.
When a cold or other causes check
the operation Of tho sccretive organs,
their natural healthy action should be
restored by the use Of Ayers Pills, and
inflammatory material thereby removed
from the system. Much serious sickness
and suffering might be prevented by
thus promptly correcting those slight
arrangements that, otherwise, often de-
velop into settled disease.
We are glad to sec Mr.. w. n. Melon
aid once more ut his old business sell
ing fancy goods, notions, &C., at the VOL
known house Of r.. N. Haddon & Co..
where he cordially invites his many
friends to call on him. He will sell
them the best goods at the lowest fig.
ures, and will give all orders entrusted
to him his personal attention. Don't