The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-06-29

The business men sent a vehicle to
Hodges on yesterday to bring the mail.
An infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Y.
Hammond was buried on last Thurs
day.
Marshal Rilcy's friends were MI glad
to see him on our streets GIL last Satur-
day.
Misses Lell and Sallie Livingston, Of
Seneca City, are visiting relatives in Alb
beville.
Mr.. j. B. Arnold's lecture or the as
sassination of Lincoln came off on last
Friday night. The audience was small
but quite select and the lecture was OF
an interesting nature.
DR.. and Mrs. Maxwell have returned
from New York. Both of them look
well. Hosts Of friends are pleased to
see them back again,
On Saturday a special train was sent
in FOR DR.. Gary to take him to Hodges to
see Mrs. w. H. Rowlett who was very
ill. We are gladto know she is better.
The ladies Of the Methodist church
intend giving a hot supper on next
Tuesday evening, July 9th. 1t is enough
to say they will maintain their former
reputation and Il young folks can
count on a nice time.
We wish to thank Miss Susie Calhoun,
Of Due West for an invitation to attend
thc..annual celebration Of the Amclian
Society. The invitations were very
handsomely gotten up, and the enter
tainment was doubtless q rare treat.
Miss Calhoun was the Alumnm essayist.
We regretted our inability to attend.
The Palmetto Saloon is the only place
you can get the celebrated Schlitz Lager
Beer the best in the States. it is also
the place to get pure Malt Whiskcy
recommended this Summer for medici-
nal purposes. And Il great variety Of
brandics highly recommended for Sum
mer. Free lunch on Friday, something
new. Thomas McGcttigan. Proprietor.
DR.. +. \. Andrews, the popular drug
gist Of Mr.. II. G. Perrin, has been COM
PEELED on account Of i'll health to go
back to his home in North Carolina. DR..
Andrews, by his gentlcmanly bearing
and courteous disposition has won
many friends in Abbeville, who sincere
ly wish for him n speedy restoral to his
accustomed health.
We are under many obligations to w.
II. Wallace. Esq, edito: of Newberry
Observer, for a pamphlet containing the
address delivered by him at Wofford
College, Spartanburg, on June IA. 1886,
on "The Question OF Labor; It's Per-
plexities and Solution" 1t is n very in
tcrcsting and instructive article and we
shall probably notice it editorially at
some future day.
1Iousekeepcrs will be glad to learn
that Mr.. n. C. Perrin has OH hand again
this year the American Fruit Preserving
Powder AMI Liquid which so many Of
them tried last year. and which proved
so reliable. A one dollar package will
256 pounds of fruit. This year
promises to be a good fruit year and
nothing is more enjoyable in the winter
than well preserved peaches OF apples.
Call and get n package and you will
never regret it.
During a visit to Spartanburg last
week we visited Glenn Springs. This
famous place is open and visitors are
cotHing in daily. \ handsome new cot
tage Of eight or ten rooms has been
built and many improvements made
about the premises. 1t is unnecessary
to speak OF the waters Of this spring for
all liver diseases and troubles Of the
the digestive organs. For these it is
4 specific. There is being agita-
ted now the building of a railroad from
Glenn Springs to Newberry which will
put them in close communication with
world.