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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
The Prcsbyterians.

Alta congregational meeting held in
the Presbyterian Church on Monday az
%ternoon. an open call was extended to
the Rev. j. w. Finn, Of New Orleans.
Rev. j. o. Lindsay was moderator of the
meeting. An open call is understood to
be synonymous with 'tstatcd supply
In other words Mr.. Finn will preach
for this Church for q season, perhaps a
year, and then If the relations between
himself and the congregation prove
mutually satisfactory, a permanent call
will be extended and he will become
the pastor Of the Church. Mr.. Finn is
said to be a minister Of considerable
talents. The bad health Of his wife in.
duces him to desire a change in his field
Of labor. The Church is to be congrat-
nlated upon securing his services.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
General Grant.

This idol of the Army Of the Repub-
lie lies at the very door Of death. For
the past week ~thccountry has been dali
lv informed Of his failing strength.
Marked honors have been paid him, in
his affliction. The busy Senate of these
United States, has paused in. its course
to learn of the state Of his. health. The
President has regarded it enough to in
definitely postpone a State reception,
and yet, the valiant old chieftain, still
hangs on to life, actually wrestling with
death The hearts Of this country nat
urally go out to him in this affiiction,
and forgets all save his magnanimity.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

The last issue of the MESSENGER wa
regarded here as practically good. clay
on McDuff."
Paul Lowry and Mark Grier each have
a fine bycicle. They e%nliven the streets
with an occasional race.
We notice Mr.. Malcom Erwin, of Sa-
luda, in town. He has two daughters in
Due West Female College. Mr.. Erwin
is one Of the staunch citizens of the
County.
On the 18th March, Mr.. w. r. Cowan
let out the bridge at Wards Ford, 2O9
feet long for 1869. This is a long bridge
and an important one, and Mr. Cowan
did we'll to get it done at the figures.
MIR. Alewine got the contract.
Last Thursday evening the Mission
airy Society held it's monthly meeting.
The officers elected for this term !; Prof.
Miller President, DR.. Reid Vice-Presi-
dent. II. f. Bonner Treasurer, r.. G.
Boyce Secretary, took their seats. Prof.
Miller delivered one Of the finest inau-
gurals it has been our pleasure to hear.
Subject: The Bible" There was a
freshness and originality about the dis
course that rendered it charming.
The railroad canvasscrs for Due West
township have more than secured
enough names to the petition. The
County Commissioners will be asked to
order tho election right away. A private
letter from Troy says they are MI right
on the railroad, and that news come
from Edgeficld that they not only intend
to try and carry the town and township,
but all Edgcficld. 1t looks now rs if
Abbevillc Court House would be the
only laggard in the race. Can she aC-
ford to throw herself in tho way of such
a boon to the people.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
Due West Dots.

DUE WEST, April 6.-Query: Why
were the editorials in last weeks Mes
sENGER like a two edged sword?
Dr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Grier had their
little infant agnes Hcmphill" baptized
Sunday evening.
We noticed Mrs. e. G. Cohen wor-
Shipping in the new a. r. p. Church Sab
this winter and this was her first time
out. Our people are glad to SEQ her in
their midst again.
Prof. w. l.. Hood, of Triangle, was
visiting kindred and friends at home
last week.
Two yonng gentlemen, Messrs. Moore
and Latimer Of Honea Path, were "down
to town" Saturday and Sabbath to lend
and car to the notes Of "a spring bird
that now warbleth at the residence OF
our worthy townsman, Mr.. Cowan
Brock.
Messrs. John A. Dcvlin, r. C. Brown
lee, j. II. McDill and Wincoff, arc of
to the New Orleans Exposition. They
have selected a fine time to visit the Ex-
position and ought to enjoy it.
We noticed Mr.. Clarence Dunn in
town last week. He has moved to the
Level Land section. He is giving the
whole Of his time to his fine new mill
at the Cross Roads.
We noticed Dr.. j.. w Wideman Sat
urday morning with a fine new suit on
1t turned out he had joined the knights
Of Honor the night before. The boys
claim he purchased it for this special
occnsion. Is a new suit one Of the re.
qnirements Of this Lodge? We are in
tcrested.
Prof. Clark, the Photographer, is de.
lighting every onewith his fine Lightning
photos. Perhaps it is because he makes
you finer looking than natural SELF"
Mrs. #. C. Cowan is visiting he,
daughter Mrs. G.. +. Todd, Of DorayiM!.
Georgia.
A~D DR.. G.. d. Cowan has just returned
from a professional visit to Phoenix, anG
this week goes on the Same call t.
Edgefeld County.
DR.. Latham preached q very fne ser.
mon Sabbath evening. His efforts are
increasing in popularity with our PEG.
pile.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
Sales.

Monday was a quiet salsdny. The
sheriff made no sales. The Master sold
the following tracts:
In the case Of Ashley VS.. Moore go
acres to NJ. Il. Ashley ut Sl45.
In tho case Of Salinas VS.. Griffin. Lot
ut Bradley to Al. Salinas & Son $25.
Mr.. O.. II. Calhoun sold for w. s.
Monteith 800 acres land in Magnolia Il.
S., to DR.. j. w. w. Marshall for 1925.
Mcssrs. Perrin & Cothran represent
ing Geo. r. Siblev & Co, Of Augusta.
sold tho store house and lot in the town
Of Troy lately belonging to Young &
Napier. The sale was made under a
sclf-closing mortgage and the property
was knocked down to the mortgages ut
$7O5.
nu,nhnr of mu1oc wore sold.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

Barley! Barley! Barley nc,,r.
late tina never. Do not fnil to SOW bar
ley. 1t will pay. No doubt about it.
You can get II pure article Of seed bar
Icy from White Brothers.
A good assortment of the following
named articles may he had at the store
Of White Brothers Table Linens, Tow
els, Blankets, ShcetingS, Bed Tickings,
Counterpanes, Furniture Prints, Carpets
and Rugs. l-tf
Mr.. Jason Simpson sells some of the
best machines ever brough: to this mar
kct. He recently sold us a White Ma
chine, that gives complete satisfaction.
1t is light running, simple Of construc-
ton, and durable. We can with safety
assure those wanting n machine. Of the
fine qualities of the White. l7-tf-56
-Befor going to the Worlds fair in New
Orleans, call or send to Thos. McGetti-
gans old Palmetto Saloon, and you will
find something neW. The proprietor
has got pure PEACH WINE, recommend.
ed by medical men for Ladies and chill.
drcn's use. Gentlemen call and sample
it. You will see for yourselves. The
old house is we'll stocked with pure
goods.
White Brothes have now in store
more than one hundred cases Of Boots
and Shoes. They sell Zcigler's Ladies
Shoes, which are unsurpassed for fit
style and durability. They also hav.
a large lot Of Mems and Boys Shoes
made by the Bay State Shoe and Leath,
or Company. Their goods have beer
tested for several years and have give1
universal satisfaction. Any one wht
buys q pair Of this make Of Boots O.
shoes, always gets the worth Of hi
money. oct 1-tf IS
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
restores faded or gray hair to it's original
dark color, and promotes it's growth.

restores faded or gray hair to it's original
dark color, and promotes its growth.
A colored man fell dead on Mr.. West
fields place onday afternoon. Coro-
ner Shillito was summons and prevailed
upon to go and investigate. At this
writing we have heard nothing from the
inquest but a safely pronounce it a
case Of heart disease.
From the quantity of red eye' that
was destroyed on Saleday last, judging
from the u~nmistakable symptoms Of it's
presence, money must be plentiful. The
experience Of any one who will venture
around seeking a small loan will doubt
less be different. We have nevcrknown
the article so scarce.
Our young friend b. +, Galphip who
was with r. NJ. Haddon & Co. for some
time. has opened up for himself, having
formed a co-partnership with w. E.
Bell under the firm Of Bell & Galphin.
Give him a call and Foster will show
you something nice in the way of new
goods.
The Rev. Mr.. Mendenhall preached a
very effective sermon in the Baptist
Church Sunday night. He was really
poetic in many of his passages and with
clear and forcible language made a
marked impression upon his congroga-
ton. The church at this place are
greatly pleased with him.
How are we ever going to get through
spring and summers work We arc
oil run down, tired out before it begins,'
So say many a farmers family. We M.
swer, go to your druggist and pay five
dollars for six bottles Of Ayers Sarsa-
parilla. This is just the medicine you
need, and will pay compound interest
on the investment.
Messrs. j. G.. Miller, G.. H. Moore
and n. C. Seal left Monday for New
Orleans. They went from here to. Yer.
derry, leaving this place Mt 5,a. m. BY
private conveyance, and propose COINS
by way of Augusta. We hope they
will have a delightful journey.
The effect of good management i.
forcibly illustrated by the result of tn,
auction Of w. r. Whatly's goods at Alb
beville, and that Of w. G.. Griffin solo
under mortgage at Bradley. The frs
was appraised at $11OO and realized
$lO5O. The latter was appraised a
$1,000 and realized $500.
Don't fail to read the notice Of Mr.
A. NJ. Aiken's authority to insure you,
property in that sterling old company
the Liverpool & London & Globe. Mr.
Aiken is a most competent and reliabl,
agent His address is Cokesbury s. C
The services at Easter Sunday were
particularly interesting. The church
was beautifully decorated notwithstand,
ing the scarcity Of spring flowers ant
the music was seul-stirring. Mr.. Hanc
kel delivered an appropriate discours,
to q large congregation.
We call attention to. the advertisement
of the new firm of Speed q Neuffer
druggists. Mr.. Neuffer is from Charles
ton and Isl pharmacist Of ten years sx.
perience, we'll up with his business. NJ
doubt the new Arm will receive s liber
q share Of the public patronage.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

colored, betrayed n young colored uau"-
sci into the downward road which
through the pains of travail led to her
death. The young girl was buried not
moro than three weeks ago in the color
ed grave yard. On Wednesday last a
second procession was moving towards
tho same spot the principal figure OF
which was Elijah. He too was buried.
1t is said that the rights of the burial
service were denied him by his outrag.
ed people, and he was placed out o,
sight without the parsons blessing 8,
tho mourncr's tear.
Just, received a large lot Of Fruit o.
the Loom Bleached Holnespun, which
we arc selling very cheap. Bell & Gal.
phiE.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
4 number Of mules were sold.
I'VE Don't Collect for Strangers"

We sent a draft to n certain bank in
New York recently for collection, ex-
pccting them to retain their commission
and return the balance to US, and to our
very great surprise the draft and our
letter was returned with the above ON
ment. The draft was not presented for
payment at all and we had to be content
with instead of spondulix the comforting
words Eve do NOT collect for strangers"
IL is highly probable that they were not
aware Of the fact that VIC sent something
like q million dollars worth Of drafts to
New York every year. At all events in
the years to come we will very possibly
be strangers yet"
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

Miss Ida Coleman, of C%oronaca, is
visiting friends in Abbeville.
Pearl, Pearl. Pearl. our line Of pearl
buttons cannot be surpassed. Bell &
Galphin.
Colonel Ben Cunningham q promi-
nent member Of the Laurcns Bar was in
town Thursday last on important legal
business.
The town council has recently had
printed 300 tax executions for the special
accommodation Of those who have al
lowed their day ofgrace to pass.
We hear much favorable comment on
Col. o. II. Calhoun's article in the Me-
dunn. 1t was a strong and manly de-
Tense Of people.
Neck wear, Linen Collars, Collarcltcs,
Fashues, Crepe. Lecse and Iiuching in
great variety at Rell & Galphin's.
Mr.. j. G. Foster, Of Verdery, was in
town last Thursday, and paid US a pleas.
ant visit. Mr.. Foster il from one Of the
best towns in the County.
Any druggist will tell you what he
knows about the merit Of Shrincrs In
dian Vcrmifuse the popular remedy.
Mr.. J. W. Rykard, n marvel of inven-
tive genius, has patented a fly fan which
in simplicity and efficiency is world
beater." You ought to sec it.
All over Embroiderics, a%llssover Ham,
burg, all over Swiss, all over Nett very
pretty and cheap at Bell & Galphin's.
The convicts on the s. V. r. r. arc
Mt work in the town Of Mt. Carmel.
The authorities expect to have the trains
running by next fall.
Mr.. +. +. Parker. of Monterey, has
followed the advice Of the Press and
Banner, and he ought, therefore, to be
n successful farmers. He is raising him
n mule colt.
Mr.. Geo. c. Hodges, School Commits
%sioner, will be absent for n week visiting
the schools. Mr.. William Thomson is
his substitute Mt the Graded School.
The excursion party which was to
leave Abbevillc on Monday, for the FIX
dosition, did not get off. They failed to
get up the requisite number.
Do you know the best and cheapest
place in the up-country to get a stylish
hat or bonnet? It is at Bell & Galphin's.
A gentleman high in commercial cir
cles told us the other day that the bust
ness houses in Vcrdery ranked as high
as any on the line Of the a. & X. r. r.
w. +. Bell who has been with Ward
law & Edwards for the past two years is
now out for himself under the name of
Bell 4 Galphin. Bill will be glad for
his old friends to to give him q call.
Judge Cothran returned from Spar
tanburg yesterday where he has been
holding Court for the past three weeks.
The Spartans had n heavy docket and
many cases were disposedof.
That prince Of good fellows, Mr.. j.
st. j. Yates, was in town Oh Monday.
He is dcvoting his whole time now to
the Noel FIGURING Mills, having given
up his position with the tobacco house
and we can recommend him and his
goods to tho trade. !
Miss Ella Boil Of the Lowndes-ille
section is now with Mossrs. Bell & Gal
phin and will be glad to show her
friends through their large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of millinery and dry goods.
1t is hard to beat Miss McCarty on a
tN" = a Mn"u.,t so te! -,
'a...c. M..a.-. 81 * '~,at.r.H "o&h, /.
.;.*,hTi ehc:NsriT"s n"n '.-- at.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

We are expecting q large stock o
Flower Pots in a few days, and would b.
| glad to supply those in need Of them.
w. Joel Smith d Son.
We have a nice line of Jersey Jackets
which we are selling very cheap. Bel
d Galphin.
Mr.. John Robertson is extremely i'll
Mt his rooms in the Dendy building
The old gentleman has led a checkered
life and hir day is now far spent. Moth
ing has evcr been said against his hon
esty and integrity. We trust that he
may yet be spared.
Something new for Abbeville, an ar
tiste in millinery Mt Bell & Galphin's.
The state board of health meets ir
Columbia Thursday the 10Th DR.. Gary
will be in attendance and will proceed
from there to Charleston upon a tour in.
specting the quarantine stations along
the coast, preparing against yellow fever
and cholera.
You can get a nice pearl Button 70,
SC. per doz. at Bell & Galphin's.
Mess. l.. W. Perrin NJ. P. DeBruhl J
8. Perrin and Il. B. Gary left for Char.
lesion Monday last to be in attendance
on the United States Court. An inter
esting Insurance case will be tried, that
of Thomas Young against the companies
which insured his mill.
All the new shades in colorcd dress
buttons at Bell & G%alphin's.
Reason calmly about. this rail road
matter. If you think the bonds ought
not to be voted, vote accordingly be-
you so believe. If you think
they ought to be voted, vote for them
without reference to personal or fac
tional feeling. Exercise your own judg-
ment. 1t is your privilege, it is your
right.
Jet crochet, crochet and Jet, Taylors
covered. Something in black buttons to
match any black dress at Bell & Gal
phin's.
Mr.. j. NJ. Kirby the supervisor of the
town streets has finished n very nice
pavement in Harrisburg for the benefit
They pay q part Of the town taxes and
should receive a benefit corresponding
ly. 1t is n pleasure to pay taxes when
liC !oSuluT ucIlOuSlTaliOH' Oh the Q1-
rcction our funda take is made to such
advantage.
Laccs, Oriental. Torchon, Breaton
V~alanciennes, ETC., in the greatest variety
Mt Bell & Galphin's.
The auction Of the goods Of w. r.
Whatley by Shrif DuPre amounted to
about $105O. The goods we're appraised
Mt $1lW and camc within $50 of ~rcaliz-
ing their appraised value. This is con-
sidered remarkable and speaks we'll for
the accuracy Of the appraisers and the
proper management Of the auction, the
credit Of which is due to Sheriff DuPre
and his efficient assistants, Mcssrs. b. s.
Barnwell, Richard Sondley and CO..
Hughes.
Handkerchief, from SC. up, something
nice for 10c. Bell s. Galphin.
DR.. H. d. Wilson had the kindness to
exhibit to us, the other day, his pat
snted, cotton planter. 1t is in the nature
Of IN attachment to. be used on any pillow,
and up in his DeirtIes rooms works "a
natural" as falling offs log. No 1oubt
1t will do equally as we'll On the. rockiesi
and most obstinate cotton lind in the
County. The Doctor has exhibited it
to many of his farmer friepds who pro-
nonnc it the reru Mta" He says if
~ q .----
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
Easter Election.

The following wardcns, v%estrymcn
and delegates were elected to sorve for
the ensuing year. at q meeting Of tho
congregation Of Trinity church, on Mon
day afternoon last:
WARBENS,
w. II. Parker. b. S. Barnweil.
vFsTRYMEN,
w. II. Parker chairman, j. T.. Robert.
son, w. A. Iee, Hugh Wilson, w. G.
Benet, D.B. Smith, W. C. MCGOWAN,
Secretary. =
DELEGATES TO CONVENTION,
w, Fl. Parker, w. C, Benet.
Alternatss, J. T. Robertson, w. G,
MCGOWAN.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
Watches, Clocks and Jevclry.

Mr.. II. D. REESE, of Abbcvlllc, is preparcd
to do all manner Of repairing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewclry, and will pay all express
charges on work sent to him from stations on
the c. and G: road. He ALWAYS keeps in stock
n handsome line of Jewclry and Plated Ware
at moderate prices. Send in your orders
Address,. II. ID. REESE, Abbevillc, S. c..
IL
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
a. f.. ROGERS.

wholesale dealer in Corn, Flour, Meal, Mcu :.
Hams, Lard, Bran, Salt, Molasses, Sugar,
Coffee, Rice, SonP, &C., will deliver goods nj
Before buying always ask for prices, US we
have advantages that few up-country mer-
chants have. A. Z. ROGERS.
rS
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

Editors Messenger;
Due West has signcrs enough for
petition to ask for an election IN c. G.
G.. & C. R. r. and several names to
spare. I mean the township. All done
in three days. Respectfully.
j. w. WIDEMAN
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
Refreshments Mt the Palmetto.

Thomas McGettigan, of the old rclia-
bic Palmetto Saloon, invites his many
friends to give him n call during Cont
week. The Palmetto Saloon is we'll
stocked with tirst-class refreshments.
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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
BUSINESS NOTICES

elders pills arc the best.
A beautiful line Of gloves at Bell &
Galphin's.
JOB WORK done neatly and with
dispatch at this Office.
Satchct Powders, the most delightful,
at W. S. Cothran s. Go.
An elegant assortment Of Flowers,
Feathers und Ribbons at Bella Gnlphin,
Hills Hepatic Panacea prevents ma.
laril.
A beautiful line of cdlsars at Bell &
Galphin's.
w. ""h'" and Hall Lamps at Y. S
"ri.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08
The Extra Court

Judge Presley writes that he will
not be here to open court next Tuesday
az heretofore. ordered and advertised.
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.Nicc aIA - every
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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-08

Don't forget the colt show in May,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-09

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
mhnNSs,SS,.Yoss4
~ON-@s.ss - OWN.

An Independent Newspaper Of
Democratic Principles, but not Con.
trOlled by any Set Of Politicians or
ManIPulators; Devoted to Collect.
ing and Publishing all the News of
the Day in the most Interesting
Shape and with the greatest posi-
Die PomPtness, Accuracy and Inn
Partially and to the Promotion Of
Democratic Ideas and Policy in the
affairs Of Government Society and
Industry,
Rates, ~ Afaa. Postpaid,
uAl' per rear -. Sc 90
DAILY, per Month so
SUNDAY, per Year 100
DAILY and SUNDAY per Year 100
WEEKLY per Year 90
tddreAs. TaE SIN. Ne,V York oaly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
EngIand's Dyuamiters.

ARRAIdNED FOR UGH TREASON.
LONDON, Feb Further examina-
ton Of Jas. g. Cunningham and
Harry Burton, charged with .nspir
acy in causing the explosion at the
Tower, was begun to-day In the Bow
street palace court. The courtroom
was crowded with spectators. No un.
usual demonstration was made HAIRY
Burton declined the services of
counsel, and said that he would defend
himself Solicitor Poland opened
tue case for the crown. He created a
sensation by the immediate withdrav-
al OF the charge OF conspiracy and
substituting thai OF
HIdH TREASON AND FELONY
against both prisoners Jointly. Under
the new indictment the solicitor pro.
ceeded TO state the testimony the
crown would produce To sustain the
charge OF treason and felony against
the prisoners In doing this Poland Of
necessity repeated the history narrated
IN the former examination OF Cum
bingham and Burton.
Poland said that, "a vet, the case for
the crown against both the prisoners
was only In It's infancy. The crown
would prove that the headquarters OF
the conspiracy In which the prisoners
were engaged was Ia America, and
would show hat the men came from
AM erica TO London, bringing with
them the dynamite.
Cunningham continued Poland,
has been In England before
He came TO England In Nav OF
lSs4 He was here wheA the Scot
land Yard explosions occurred
and when the dynamite
was found placed against the Nelson
column. He was In England from
March until September OF 1884
Ia July or August he was IN
81. Bartholomew hospital ill. He
returned TO America in September,
The explosions at the Cover street
station o the underground railway
occurred January ., 1885. A short
time after both Burton and
Cunningham arrived AZ The station
AZ the time OF the explosion ne
train from which the b m ! was DION.
ped started from Old Gate aud both
prisoners lived ut the time mn
short dis ance nom old
Gate" The deduction which the crown
desires % take from tnis Il not sur.
mlssd IL will be shown hat these
men were on that train and were nd.
tive IN causing that explosion.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-02-10
THE SOUDAN.
Tho English Will Attack Metemneh
as Soon AZ Reinforcements
from KoIti Arrive.

italian Troops Landed on the Red Sea
Coast - The Porte Protests
Against Italian Do operation.