The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02
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MESSAGES.
DR.. II. II. Sloan was in town on Fri
day.
Hon. John Morrah was in Abherillc
on Friday.
Capt. NJ. L. Bonham is in Edgcfcld
attending court.
Peace reigns in Warsaw we mean on
Washington Street.
Have You paid your town tax The
time expired on Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville II. Calhoun
returned from Bordeaux last week.
Mr.. Gee. NJ. Smith and l.. c.. Haskell
OF Magnolia were in town yesterday.
Col. +. p. Gary went to Charleston
or Wednesday and returned on Satur-
day.
\ great many Of our farmers inform
us they have rcsown most of their
oats.
Judge Cothran spent most Of last
week at home. He left Sunday for
Hampton.
The many friends Of Miss Lizzie Ca
ter will regret to hear Of her continued
sickness.
The installation services at tie Pesby-
terinn Church on Sunday were very
Impressive.
DR.. II. ID. Wilson was exhibiting his
cotton seed planter on the streets on
yesterday.
There were three rows on the streets on
Friday last and it wasn't a good day for
rowS either.
We had a slight snow and some slcet
on Saturday night. 1t has nj disappear
sed by now however.
The editor Of the Press and Banner
attended the installation ~seviccs at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
Capt. John i. Bradley came to the
village on Thursday on business
in the office of Judge Of Probate.
There was q big crowd in town on
yesterday. though there did not seem
to be much money in the crowd.
The Auditor has an important notice
to the chairman Of the township asses
sorS, which may be found in another
column.
We regret to learn Of the serious
sickness Of children Of Mr.. Edwin CAL
honn and Rev. II. G. Fennel Of Monte
rey.
Mr.. Jones q good citizen living near
C~ckesbury has been quite sick with
diabetes DR.. Townes Jones is attending
him.
The Literary Club meeting was post
poned, unhvoidably from last Friday
night. Notice will be given Of the time
Of meeting.
r. NJ. Anderson, Esq. Reading Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives. and
f,rmerly OF this county was in Abbeville
last week.
Complaints ..have reached us about
the i%rregularity of the mails, between
here and Hunters; We dc not know
where the fault lies.
All forms Of contagious itch, mango
and scratches cured in 80 minutes by
Woodrord's Sanitary Lotion. For sale
by Speed & Neuffer.
Our fellow-citizen Mr.. John Knox,
has been confined for some time to his
house by serious indisposition. We
trust he may recover soon.
Prof. j. II. Miller, Of ErSkine College,
was in town on Saturday. Prof. Miller
is perhaps the most distinguished Pro.
fcssor for years in the State.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson, was called by tcle-
graph, on Thursday to the bedside of
his father, who was dangerous ill. We
are glad to know that he is better.
Mr.. j. M. Wharton came over from
Waterloo last week. 1t is said his visit
here was anything but pleasant to q
certain young gentlemen in town.
The ministers who were in attendance
upon the South Carolina P~resbytery re.
turned to their respective homes or
Yesterday.
The County Commissioners advertise
the letting of a causeway near Blacks
Bridge, and also a bridge across Rocky
River near Burdetts Mill. Read thei,
advertisements and see If you can't bid
on Che jobs.