The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-07-20
Bradley Bits.

~. AiHiIiSoH anu family, OF 1reen-
vile, are visiting Mr.. jas. Wideman
near Midway.
Miss Allie Pruitt has returned home
from a visit to Due West.
Miss Sallie Clinkscales, Of Due West,
is visiting Miss Allie Pruitt.
Mr.. Raborn, Of Greenwood, was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. w. G. Griffin is at komc again.
DIR. ID. w. Younsblood took a flying
trip to Edgcficld Monday.
Judge f. w. Watson will soon COM
mence building his new house.
Mr.. JAS. Stoitle has bought Mr.. j. b.
Bakers dwelling. Mr.. Baker will move
to Abbevillc.
MIR. j. c. Weir and family spent Sun
day and Monday in Abbcville.
Maj. j. X. Vance, of Troy, was in town
Tuesday.
Capt. Glover, conductor on the pas
senger train stopped over Monday. The
Captain seems to like our County.
One hundred darkeys boarded the
train Sunday the 18th inst. bound for
'Promise Land"
Miss Lizzie Jordan, of Charlottesville
Ga, is visiting her sister Mrs. j. NJ.
Jordan.
DIR. j. w. Lyon has Il very fine
variety Of seed corn. 1t shoots itself
to death Don after it gets out Of the
ground.
We had the pleasure Of attending n
whist party at Judge McCaslan's last
week in Troy. Every one enjoyed
themselves hugely.
Mrs. J. II. Solomoas, Of Troy, is visit
ing relatives in Sumter, S. G..
We are glad to see our friend Mr.. A.
j. Davis, Of Troy, who has been quite
sick, able to be out again.
Orange Blossoms at Troy pretty
soon.
Rev. Richard Galphin. Of Georgetown
S. c.. is visiting friends at Troy. He
filled the pulpit in the Baptist Church
on.Sunday morning the 11th.
Miss Aldic Sibert. Of Troy, il visit
ing relatives in Mccormick.
Lev. j. A. Harmon, of Mccormick, is
visiting in Bradley.
Miss Mamie Taggart, of Greenwood,
is visiting relatives in Troy.
Miss jamie McCaslan, Of Troy, is Wis
iting relatives in Greenwood.
Miss Fannie Jay, Of Troy, is visiting
relatives in Mccormick.
Miss Sallie Youngblood, Of Winter
seat, is visiting the Misses McCaslan Of
Tror.
Mr.. L. n. Dendy, Of Troy, was in town
Tuesday.
Capt. r. G.. Bonham and Maj. Ernest
Gary, of Edgeticld, passed through town
on Wednesday evening en- route for Alb
beville, were they will spend several
days with relatives.
DR.. }. c. Maxwell, Of Greenwood, was
in town Friday.
Two of our popular young men visited
our sister town, Nerdcry, not long since.
for the purpose Of calling on some young
ladies'. We cannot say whether they
succeeded in gaining an interview with
the ladies' or not, but we suppose they
did, ind they, or ut least one of them
failed to talk to suit one Of the brave
boys. On arriving at Bradley. he had
naming portion of the night, in order to
console him. BE careful, boys, when
you start out. "Be sure YOU are right,
and then so ahead,''
There will be a basket picnic at
White Hall on Friday, July %. White
Hall is a famous place for such gather.
ings, and we feel confident this will be
Il grand success. Candidates look to
your interest and be on hand.
sN1iss Jennie Harrison returned home
Friday from Anderson where she has
been visiting relatives.
DIR. Frank Harrison returned home
from Abbeville Friday for a short stay.
Mr.. Robert Cunningham, ofAnderson,
is visiting the family of Mrs. f.. P. Harri-
son.
MORE ANON.