The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-02-02
MESSAGES.

DR.. j. Is. Moseley paid us 4 plcasan
visit Monday.
G. NJ. Mattison, Esq, was in town or
Tuesday.
Mr.. R. S. Galloway was in town or
Monday.
Mr.. +. L. Morrow, Of Verdcry, was ir
in town yesterday
Judge MCGOWAN is ut home from the
Supreme Court.
Congressman Aiken is still confined
to his bed at Cokesoury.
Mrs. j. A. Harris has returned from Il
visit to Troy.
Solicitor Orr is ut Mrs. MarShall's at
the Central Hotol.
The criminal docket for the present
Court is a light ono
Mr.. j. Frank Harper, Of Lowndes-
Vile, was in town on Friday.
We enjoved shaking the hand Of our
genial friend j. II. Simmons on sales
day.
u. r. IT," the efficient correspondent
Of the MEssENGEH is attending Court as
a juror.
Judge Cothran left home on SATURDAY
for Beaufort. He is holding Court there
now.
Mr.. Arthur Parker, Of New York,
spent Sunday with his relatives in Alb
neville.
Rev. w. II. Hanckel was at Willing
ton on Sunday. There were lay %Scrvic-
csjn Trinity on Sunday.
A colored child without n head was
born in in Mt. Carmel last week. DR..
Black is preserving it in alcohol.
Mr.. j. NJ. Gambrcll and Mr.. r. NJ.
Pope are in Grecnville serving as jurors
in the United States Court.
DR.. NJ. G. Taggart, Of Greenwood,
has suffered much from S~ciatica recent
~, bat is out again.s
Lewis .Richcy, the "hoss blacksmith
is attending the United States Court at
Grcenville as a juror.
Marrying brings Il man QUITO church
anyhow. at least we judge so from
observation.
Any one having Il pair. Of Muscovy
ducks, or some young geese FOR sale
would do well to call ut this office.
Mr.. Lee is having his elegant new
house, 10Y in course Of construction,
covered with slate.
Messrs. w. r. Richev. d. II. Magill
and w. j. Moore Of Hodges. were in
town last week on professional bust
ness.
The desks Of the members Of the
bar are marked by pretty nickel plates
with the name Of each member upon
his desk.
We have an interesting communica-
ton from the Savannah side this wccl.
We are glad to get the news from that
sectin.
Greenwood means business on her
railroad to EdseIicld. There arc ener-
getic men there who never let an enter
prise grow cold ON their hands.
Our talented young friend, y. G. Ev-
ans, Esq, OF Edgefield, spent Saturday
with Col. Gary and welL to Edgetield
through the country.
1t is whispered that a wedding will
occur ere long near Troy that will rob
our county of one of its lovcliest and
most charming young ladies'.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
v%itatiOn to attend II ball. in Anderson
tonight and regret our inability to be
there.
Senator iampton's eulogy on the
late Fice-PreSident, was a fine effort.
a synopsis of it may be found on our
first page.
We hope our friends will not fail to
come IN to See us. when here during
Court. We at" very much in need Of
funds and every little helps.
Our friend NJ. Mack Brooks. Of
L.owndeSvilld. WAS in town on yeSter-
day. He was the happieSt looking man
we saw. But we won't give Kline away.
Mr.. Lawtor Robertson, Of Honea
Path, is nov learning the printers trade
in this office. He is Il bright intelligent
youth and will doubles make u good
printer.
1t is said the Mt. Carmel boys have
commenced putting N city airs already.
They don't 'asSociatc with clod-hoppcls
now, but have gone into n better bust
ness"
Miss Annie Cochran, Of Rome, Ca,
who has been visiting Judge Cothran's
family, will return home this week.
Miss Clarke eothran goes back with
her to spend some time with relatives
in Rome.
At Greenwood the other day, we had
the pleasure of meeting again. Mr.. H. S.
Cunningham of the Greenwood Ligh,t.
In addition to the duties Of his paper.
he assists Prof. Boozer in his excellent
school.
The great demand for Shriner's In
dian Vermifuge is solely due to it's in
trinsic value. Thousands use it to-day in