The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-09-02

teHoS buying cOtton mere MS Se0SOn.
Give him a chance to bid on yours be-
fore disposing Of it elsewhere.
Tho many friends Of Col. j.. r. Rob
ertson will be glad to learn that he has
sufficiently recovered from his recent
sickness as to be able to be out again.
The Town Council advertise on the
Court House door for bids to dig anoth-
or we'll on the public square, the bidder
to guarantee fifteen of water.
Mr.. Frank Cunningham Of this place,
while in Greenville last week, took the
oath of allegiance to the United State
and is now a full pledged American citi-
zen with all its privileges and RESPONSE
bilities.
Prof: Anton Berg, who has been WISH
ting Col. Il. B. Gary returned to his
home in ~Orangebufg on Monday last.
Mr.. Benton Jones OF this place, while
wrestling one day last week, got his ell
bow broken. The doctor set it iagai,.
and he is doing we'll.
The delegation from .Abbeville who
the "City by the Sea- have oil returned,
and report that the city was right badly
used by the storm.
w. II. Mcdonald is again with the
well known wholesale house of A. E.
Rogers where he cordially invites his
many friends. He is ever better prepared
to serve you now than last fall. Always
call and see him when in town and he
will be happy to see you and happier
still to serve you.
Mr.. W. w. Vance, now of Shreye-
port, La, and who has been visiting rel
atlves in this county, started for home
on yesterday. His many friends here
wish him success in all Of his undertake
ings.
The Tax-office. will not be opened
this year for the payment of taxes, un-
til the first Of October. This is two
weeks later than last year.
An extra term Of Court clearing the
criminal docket before the regular term,
would be Of great benefit to our lawyers.
We hope that the Chief Justice will
consent to order it.
Mrs. Clarkson, Of Columbia, sistcr-in-
law Of Governor Thompson, is visiting
at Mrs. s. M. Calhoun's
The Press and Banner. and the
Easily Messenger arc trying to fight the
railroad war over again. The former OBJ
jccts to the ~latter's Boosting of the victory
which the friends of the road obtained
at this place.
The Eewbcrry and Prosperity papers
ara down on Congressman Tillman, be-
cause he is throwing cold water on their
proposed railroad connection. through
Edgeield county, with Augusta.
Don't forget the meeting in the inter-
est Of the County monument, to dead
soldiers OF the Confedcracy, which is 10
be held in the Court House next sale
day.
While the horse Of Mr.. !. +. Harper
was hitchcd to a buggy IN front of Mr..
+. Livingston's, it become frightened
ut something, and dashing away from
the boy who was holding him soop freed
himself from the buggy. Damages,
about $500. No one hurt.
For the prompt and certain cure Of
use Ayers Sarsaparrilla,
which! is the specific endorsed by the
most eminent medical authorities.
Malarial poison can be entirely remov-
ed from the system by the use of Ayers
Ague Cure. which contains a sure speci.
fic, in the form Of vegetable product
used in no other remedy. Warranted.
G. l.. p. or Gilders Liver Pills pre-
vent malaria, cures Indigestion. dyspep-
sia, sick headache, biliousncss. constipa-
ton and all disorders Of the liver. T1y
a o and you will be pleased, for sale
by all druggists 25 cents q box.
-. ssrs. w. Joel Smith and A. B..
Wardlaw left on Monday for the North
crn markets, where they bring
ing a full stock of fall and winter goods.
Capt. L. w. White left one day last
week for the Same pur pose.
Notice to druggists and storekeepers.
| guarantee Shriner's Indian Vermifuge
to destroy and cxpel worms from the
human body, where they exist, if used
according to the directions. You are
authorized 10 sell it on the above condi-
tons. David +. Foutz, Proprietor, Balti-
more, Md.
Last Sunday was the most delightful
ly dreary day, we have had this season.
The rain came down in torrents nearly
the whole of the day, and church goers,
were prevented from attending service.
We have not heard whether the rain
was sufficient to damage any Of the
crops by overflow.
Mr.. Mack Cochran and Miss Dilly
Sprnell, were happily married en- last
Sunday. We extend to them our con-
aud wish for them long
and much happiness.
Capt. j. N. Kirk, passed down the
road on the G%reenville & Columbia train
on yesterday. We heard he had been
summoned to Ninety. Six, in the inter-
Of some proposed rail road. If
takes q notion that she wants
another rail road. she has energy and
pluck enough to build it.
In an alteration near Hodges, be-
tween CLEARLY Haddon and Harry Frank.
lin, on tho n side, and Andrew Ander-
son on the other, the latter was shot in
the thigh, and now hobbies about on