The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1885-04-15

sence, is back at his old place ut Ward
law and Edwards. We are glad to soc
him again and hope he will stay.
Messrs. l.. w. White. w. j. Smith
und j. q. Edwards have returned from
New York and soon piles of now goods
will come rolling in. Look out for their
advertisements.
We are expecting o. large stock of
Flower Pots in a few days, and would be
glad to supply those in need Of them.
w. Joel Smith d. Son.
We sympathizs heartily with Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene ,DuPre, in the grief they
feel over the loss of their infant child.
Such grief must have it's way. Words
Of consolation arc lille.
Rev. A. A. Morse, Of Gainesville Ala,
preached morning and evening in the
Presbyterian Church ut this place last
Sabbath. His uiscourscs were clear and
forcible.
Capt. NJ. L. Bonham Jr. and Col. j. L.
Robertson left yesterday for the Grand
Lodge Of knights of Honor which
meets to-day at Chester.
DR.. L. w. Sheppard. of. Bradley, wa.
10 WV" ySoSCi u0y. VI ~ In
Edgcfield man and having recently grad
usted with distinction At Baltimore, has
located for the practice Of medicine 81
Bradley.
We are grati1ed to learn that the Rev,
John Gass has accepted . call from the
Episcopal Church at Winsboro, and will
descend from his mountain syrie at Sc.
vance Tenn. We welcome him back to
South Carolina.
DIR. IL. d. Wilson will be absent
from his Office from the 18th until the
18th. He is visiting Augusta in the in
terest Of his Cotton Planter and Guano
Distributor.
Mr.. J.. B. Tohin, Of Augusta, was in
town last week. Mr.. Tobin is q member
Of the firm of Geo. Il. Sibley & Co., OIL
Augusta, and is q gentleman of refined
and polished ann and excellent bus.
mess qualifications.
An unusual feature in the advertise.
mcnt Of = certain tract Of land last Sale.
day was that the papers were t" be fur
nished free. 1t is m invariable rule in
sales by public officers that the purchas-
er shall pay for papcas, and the custom
H"' AAhoc oSSoAhS - taWs
Occasionally you hear . hopeless in.
quiry rs to the prospects Of ever getting
anything out Of the Piedmont and Ar
lington Life Insurance Co. deceased
The chances arc about as good ~ get
ting q weeks ploughing out Of q cast
iron hitching post.
A very respectable gentleman Of the
| N0I0rnH n0YotNAaSnn -s ~ u1~-ah - .
loan recently and Offering twenty five
to have known better and wo hope that
have had the heart to take such an ad-
vantage of the necessities ofa human
being.
BY lack Of open air exercise. and the
want Of sufficient care in the matter of
diet. the whole physical mechanism Of
ten becomes impaired curing the winter
Ayers Sarsaparilla ia the proper remedy
to take in the spring of the year to pu-
rify the blood, %invigoratc the system,
excite the liver to action, and restore
the healthy tone and vigor.
Halls Hair Remover renews, c~Ieanscs,
b~rightcns, and invigorates the hair, and
ii@soii>s A@oeo VI gray iuiT 10 lS youth
full color and iusture. People with gay
hair prefer to use the Remover, rather
than proclaim to the world, through their
blesched locks, that they are becoming
aged, and passing on to decay.
Col. Rabin.on, ono of-~asS,st on
terprisiny and suSeessfQl isSmersini this
vicinity, has q good schema. -on-feos
for covering cotton. The continuance is
. log Of wood about six inches in diam
etsr and long enough to cover too rows
at once. A chain is fastened at each end
Of the log. and the single-tree is attached
to the centre Of the chain. From m
observation Of tho working Of the
"shebang,' We think some Of tho sesd
will be about next July reaching ths..top.
II you don't believe that people see an
advertisement or . notice in . news pa
der, just for fun lot one Of your friends
in that charming bushes, casually re-
mark in the local column that you will
leave the next day for the New Orleans
Exposition. Such passing remarks a
these will assail you from. every posi-
Bile and conceivable quarter. "kfello
thought you were in New Orleans
"When did you get back p "How did
you like the Expedition" and . thousand
others that like the dropping Of water,
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