The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-06-15
MESSAGES.

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stopping at the Central House.
Mr.. Abe Rosenberg, wife and child
are visiting in Abbeville.
Several more candidates are an
%nounccd in this weeks paper.
Mr.. John G. Ferguson Is just rccov
ing from a sewers case Of the measles.
DR.. Samuel Lander preached in the
Methodist Church last Sunday evening.
The season Of picnics has arrived.
Our candidates will be kept on the go
now.
Prof. and Mrs. Archer left for their
home in Richmond, Vr., on last Satur-
day.
Rev. j. Lowrie Wilson preached in
the A. M. L. Church on Sunday after
noon.
1t is thought little or no civil bust
ness will be transacted ut this term Of
the Court.
When in attendance upon Court call
around to see us and find out how you
stand with the paper.
Thomas McGettigan Proprietor of the
Palmetto Saloon, is sole agent for the
celebrated Schlitz Lager Beer.
We are sorry to learn Of the death of
Mrs. j. w. Peak, Of Mccormick, which
occurred yesterday at II IN.
An infant c..ild of Mr.. Pinkcrton, of
Georgia, died Sunday night at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. James Taggnrt.
Major A. b. War Hay went to Angus
ia last week to attend the funeral Of the
wife Of his brother, DR.. w. c. Ward
law.
All the railroads have offered reduced
rates to teachers attending the State
Normal Institute which meets in Green
willie.
Rev. J. Lowrie Wilson has returned
and was welcomed back to his pulpit
on Sunday, by an unusually large con-
gregation.
Capt. NJ. L. Bonham, Jr., will deliver
the Literary Address on the 23rd inst.
at the Commencement Of Cooper Lime
stone Institute.
We are indebted to Miss Mamie
Rogers For an invitation to attend the
Commencement exercises Of Cooper
Limestone Institute.
Rev. Mr.. Weber is attending the
Commencement Of Wofford College, in
Spartanburg. He has u son who gradu-
ates there this year.
We are sorry to chronicle the scri-
Gus sickness Of Mrs. Bigby, of White
Hall, sister Of Mr.. Hugh Wilson, of the
Press and Banner.
"Bulger." the we'll known dog Of DR.. |
Marshall, came to an untimely end on
last Friday night. Some one gave him
L dose Of strychninc.
The Commencement exercises of the
Greenwood Female College come off
this week, Governor Thompson makes
the address on Thursday.
Capt. r. j. Robinson Of c Cyrmick |
is being urged by his friends to run 70,
the Legislature. He would doubtless
make a good representative.
The Literary Club will meet Friday
evening at the residence Of Judge Goth
ran. w. p. Calhoun, Esq, will read the
essay on the Negro Problem"
Mcssrs. Speed & Neuffer are daily
expecting a fine soda fount, and hope
o o to be prepared to furnish this de-
lightful beverage to n thirsty public.
Every teacher in the County ought
10 consider it a bounden duty to attend
the County Teachers Instiaute to be
held, this year, in Due West, the sec
ond week in July.
A series Of three games Of base ball
will be played between Augusta and
Troy commencing ut the latter place on
the 18th. The public are in
vited to attend.
The mails for the past week have
been coming through from Charleston,
they arrive here from one to
hours behind time. The delay is
caused by the necessary transfer at the
trestle.
Mrs. Mcconnell, an old lady about
years old, and the mother-in-law
Of MI. Robert Vim, died on last Sun
day and was buried Mt Upper Long
Cane on yesterday. Rev. j. Lowrie
Wilson preached the funeral sermon.
Capt. Lambden Dawson. General
Agent Of the Staunton Life Insurance
Company. was in town last week in tho
Of his company. He represents
! good company and should he able to
place a good many policies in this
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
Church sold out their ice cream with
out any trouble on last Wednesday af-
Indeed, they could have sold
several more churns. They will be
prepared for the rush this Wednesday
Don't forget to %patronize
A timely communication from our
correspondent, "Troupe."
relative to the reDorinp or hr;dooe