The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-01-05
MESSAGES.

Don't fail to read tho County Treas
urer's report. You might overlook it.
Messrs. l.. Wa A.W Parker have re-
turned to Columbia.
Miss Nina %Isaacs. Of Greenwood, is
visiting Miss Winton Parks.
Hon. w. II. Parker $r., went to Ian
caster on Saturday to be present there
OH Saleday.
Mr.. w. II. Paker Jr., is going soon to
Germany where he will spend a year at
one Of the Universities.
On Wednesday night Mr.. II. p.
Cothran and MissIone Smith will
be married at the residence
of the brides father Mr.. w. Joel
Smith. In anticipation of the happy
event we send them our hearty and sin
ccre greetings.
Messrs. Galphin and johnson Of
N~incty-Six made an assignment last
Monday for the beniiit Of their credi-
tors. The liabilities are down at about
$500. and assets ut about $7lU. Mr..
Il. C. Lipscomb is the assignee.
We offer them very hearty congrntu-
lations upon the happy event. They
have began the q year in JOY and
happiness. May it continue to the end
Of both their lives.
Capt. John McGrath Of Anderson
died last Monday from the effects OF n
wound received in the war. and was
buried in his confederate uniform. He
was a good man and citizen.
Messrs O'Donncl and Cunningham
have temporarily closed their saloon
pending u change in the business.
Messrs. L.. w. and A. w. Smith have
returned from n pleasant visit to y Atlanta.
Gus fingered long and it is said there
were very stong attraction for him.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother in Savannah, Georgia,
Dec. goth 1885, by Rev. james l.. Mar
tin. j.. Allen Smith, Of Abbcvillr, $. G..
and Miss Mary Baker, youngest daugh-
ter of the late Judge +. j. Harden of
Savannah. nv
One Of our most. prominent farmers
Mr.. j. Fl. Hester was very happily mar
ried to Miss Collie Coffin. Dec. .31st
1885, by the Rev. j l.. Patterson.
Dicd.-Mr. r. w. Millcr's little son
2 months old died very suddenly at
Monterey, Abbevillc County, December
18th 1885.
The firm Of Robertson, Talyor & Co
has been dissolved. \ new firm. for
the PURPOSE Of conducting a general
factorage business in connection with
the agency Of the Ashcpoo Phosphate
Company, has been, formed under the
name Of Robertson, Taylor & Williams.
the c"partners h.ing Mcssrs. Joseph r.
Robertson. Frank +. Taylor and George
w. Williams, Jr.
Col. o. 4. Calhoun and his Bride have
returned from their wedding trip. This
gallant gentleman and his lovely wife
have hosts Of friends in this their ho,he
who wish them, heartily and sincerely,
Don coyHge on the journey of life.
its beginning is suspicious and happy.
and We have no doubt its whole course
will be bordercd with joy aud felicity.
The Railroad election in Ninety-Six
Township on Saturday reSolutrd as
follows For subscription $50 against
subscription III;
Our old shoolmatc and friend HAYES
is engaged in the Livery business in
Greenwood. We nave known him for
years and cordially recommend him
to the public as Il reliable. truSty gen
tie man. Read the advertisement OF
Hartzos and Hayes.
Quite a number Of our bellies md
heaux went down to the Greenwood
Ball last Thursday night and report that
they had a gorgeous and glorious time.
w" had "a bid' to the ball but it was
impossible for us to go.
Some Of our subscribers Mt Mountain
View complain that they don't get their
mail regularly. Sometimes thew get
part of what ought to have come on
Saturday, the week after. We hone the
offices interested will see where the
fault lies and correct it.
We regret to hear that Mr.. a. J.
Sproles contcmplates moving from
Greenwood to Newbcrry. He is an use-
fnlsnd public spirited citizen and we
hatesto see him leave.
On ' last Tuesday morning, Mr..
q. W. Taylor and Miss Eliza Aiken
were married at the residence of Col.
ID. Wyatt Aiken, the brides father. and
left Mt once on "trip to Florida. Mr..
Taylor is a promising and influential
member OF the Bar at Pickens and Miss
Aiken is n Of the noblest and most
estemable ladies we ever knew. We
nre sure that they may reasonably an
ticipate II life Of joy and happiness.
The Rev. s. a. Weber has arrived.
and is domiciled at the Methodist par
sonage. Mr.. Weber is widely known as
the editor for seven wears of tho ,Snufh