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The Abbeville Messenger.
Entered at the poatoffico a? Sad-class matter.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1885.
OBflCRlPriON $2 00
* In Meraoriuln.
Diei>, at West<">ver, at the residence of
her husband, on Saturday 21st March,
1886, Mrs. Frances Talman.
The life of this Mother in Israel, was
too exemplary and her inlluence for
gooil, to extended to pass away, or, to be
Buried in her grave, but should live and
shine as a light to the young, and particularly.
to thoHo of her own family
nd to all who knew her and loved her
as a sure beacon, on a stormy sen. Mrs.
Talkan was born in Washington.
Wilkes County, Oa., on the 1st May 1800
She was descended from ihu family of
Wingfield, in Hanover County, Virginia,
and inherited from her mother, that no
uioncnn vi unui awvvi n mvii o*? vuiinjuvu - 4
ously marked the women of a former age.
For nearly sixty years she wns a member
of Hopewell Presbyterian church.
- For a longer period she was a wife and
- mother; In all these relations she was
true, faith>ul, and loving, discharging
their duties in the fear of God. "Her
children rise up and call her blessed, her
huflbnnd also, and praiseth her."
It is not often that we meet with one
whose life from youth, to old age, was
so equable. No changes of prosperity
or adversity, sickness, or health, life or
death, disturbed |bo even current of her
soul, but it flowed on in an unkroken
stream of love for God, and in synipav
thy with and love to all mankind. Her
' ? work on earth being finished she sleeps
in Jesus.
'Blessed are the pure in heart for they
Shall spo God."
We are sorry to hear of the death of
"Mr. Arthur H. Taggart which occurod at
the residence of his brother I)r. W. M.
Taggart last Monday night. Mr. Taggart
was raised in Mississippi, but came
out hero about eigh years ago, and
has been since in charge of his brother's
farm. He was unmarried. Mr. Taggart
died of pneumonia and was not sick more
than a week. He was about thirty two
or three years old. He has died young,
and had tWe love and respect of all who
knew him.
. Abbeville Gun Club.
The young men of nporting proclivities
(not in an objectionable sense) met
in Mr. W. C. McGrowan's office lately to
organize a society for the inforcoment
of tho law protecting game birds.
These laws pronibit the killing of turkeys,
partridges, wood-cocks, doves
etc., between the 15th Mfccch and the
1st October. The orgtoi?foion was perfected
under the name of the Abbeville
Gun Club with the following officers :
l)r. 8. O. Thomson President, I)r. L. T.
Hill Vice President, ,T. C. Miller Secretary
and Treasurer. The object of the
Club was then statod'and a resolution
adopted ,requesting the gentlemen of
neighboring towns and country to form
fiimilar Clubs and use every effort to
enforce the existing laws. This is a
worthy organization and will accomplish
its purposo to indict any person ''high
though his title, proud his name" who
infringes the law protecting the game.
pPtie Ninety-Six Ball.
We wrote for our last week's issue
An account of the M-inctv-Six JBa'l. Rut
tho rail road ncw^crovrdod it out. But
we can't let tho affri? pass unnoticcd.
It tsz too piottSir.i^Jprtfc?-Good-Ma*
nic, sweet and winsome' lassies, and fine'
young fellows made it a splendid occasion.
We enjoyed it very much. As
we "trod a measure" in the dancc, it
brought "back other such scenes in
Ninoly-Six in which wo participated in
days that arc gone by.
The young men who managed this
Ball deserve much credit. These social
gatherings do good. The Ball was a success,
and we hope to attend many more
there
Tlie Doulcey That Wouldn't Bray
Once upon a time a donkey fell into a
deep hole and, after nearly starving,
raught sight of a passing fox, and implored
the stranger to help him out.
"I am too small to aid you," said the
fox, "but 1 will give you some good adyice.
Only a few rods away is a big,
strong elephant. Call to him and he
will get you out like a jiffy."
Altor the fox had gone the donkey
thus reasoned : "I am very weak for
want of nourishmeut. Every move I
make is just so much additional loss of
strength. If I raise iny voice to call the
elephant I shall bo weaker yet. No, I
will not waste my substance that way.
It Is the duty of the elephant to come
without calling."
fio the donkey settled himself back
and eventually starved to death.
Long afterwards the fox on passing
the hole saw within it a whitened skeleton.
and remarked : *'If it. hp
kouIs of animals aro transmigrated into
men, that donkey will become one of
those merchants who can never afford to
advertise."?Philadelphia Call.
We cut the above from tho Press and
Ranncr of last week. We commend
the reasoning of tho donkey to tho opponents
of the C.. C. G. & C. R, R, If
? it. -t- -j-? -
nc iuiiuw i.iiuir aavice, some 01 those
days our town will be a monument to
. passers by of our penny-wise and
pound-foolish policy.
I MESSAGES.
Mr. Master Klugh has a very handsome
new denk in nis office.
7). 1
Mr. Thos. P. Cothran will leave tomorrow
for the exposition.
Mr. W. Jool Smith returned Saturday
from Arkansas.
Mr. Bonh&m gocg to Columbia and
else where to-day to bo gone a week.
The contract for building the Catholic
Church has not yet been let out.
* > H. H. P. sure cure for dyspepsia.
Capt. Perrin went to Columbia Inst
week and mado an cxcellcnt settlement
of tho taxes.
Remetnber that the Act of 1882 is
superseded by the Act of 1883. Don't
be misled.
?;ij ??-- -1 ?
uiiusib xjiib aio UIU piURSAIHCftl to
tako.
Mr. W. 0. Benot has accepted an in Station
to address tl\e Literary Societies
of Newberry College on Jane 23?
The old Tailor who came here a few
V weeks since has skipped, and we fear
that our coat whioh he had to meqd has
skipped with hito.:
I ,
"t urev-'. *"
It is pleasant to have the ondorsemon
of a community like Due Wost
The Peterkin cotton seed gives 40 pe
cent of lint. McMaster 9c Gibbs ar
general agents at Columbia, S. C. Pric
$1.60 per bushel.
The pump has been put in the noi
well. It will be a preat convenient
Let it bo inclosed now with a railing o
it will bocoino a great loafing place.
What authority is there for the Slntc
inent that there is $22,000 debt on th
rail road per mile.
Of course the bonds canH be attache*
whilst in our hands' and there they wil
remain till the road is built.
(len. A. (/. Garlington, once prominen
in the politics of tho State died at hi
home in Newberry on Thursday.
A chihl tossng in its sleep indicate
worms. An army of them are at worl
eating the vitals away. One dose o
Xhrinor's Indian Vermifuge will destroy
them and save its life.
Married by Kev. Father Monaghan, a
the rc-sidonce of the brides father, oi
2fith March, Mr. II P. Burke of linfiali
N. Y. and Miss Mary A Norrell of Ah
boville.
! \\T- ? ?i?.i ?? fiin T
Herald out again in full garb of new
typo, and printed on a Campbell powei
press. It is a splendid paper, and looki
well in its new clothes.
We regret very much to hear that Mr
i Noble and family contemplate Ieavinf
Abbeville. Thi-y will bo much missed
and will carry with theui the gooi
wishes and good will of all. Wo heai
they are going to Fairfield,
Wo are informed that Mr. Joel C
Wier has purchased the Sas'sanl house
and lot now occupied by Mr. Davis ami
family, on Floral Hill, and will hcnceforth
make it his homo.
Perhaps the best thing the C., C. G
& U. it. 11. could do would bo to elecl
the editors of the Medium and tht
Press and Banner, President and Financial
Agent respectively.
Have the chief opponents of the C.
C. G. & C. Road any interest in anj
other road? If so let them stand on
the strength of their own enterprise
Out with it and let the public know.
Mr. Arthur Taggart, brother of Dr
Wm. Taggart of Monterey, is dangerously
ill. It is feared that he will no1
n'cover. We trust that the physician's
healing balm and tender wqjtchful carc
may bring him through in due time.
Aycr's Sarsaparilla, the first blooc
medicine to prove a success, still holds its
place as first in public estimation, botli
at home and abroad, as shown by its miraculous
cures, and immensely increased
sales.
We hope our contributors will excust
us for not publishing all. their communications
the Inst two or throe weeks. Wc
have been filled up with Rail Road mat
ter. "When this cruel war is over" wc
hope to see you again.
We heartily commend to our people
the firm of McMaster d': Gibbsof Columbia,
S. G. They deal fn all sorts of machinery
and agricultural implements
and are in all respects reliable and trust
Villi). II U t\HU>1 L.I&UI1I 1VCII| Jlliu flldorso
them.
It is said to bo -'an insult" to quostior
the i^otiveK of tho opponents of the C
C. G.Mid J. Yet such motives as "making
your hotel remunerative," and taking
'our money to build your road" art
used by their exponents. By all
means "let us have fair play." Oh J
Yes!
?JBeftyc going to the-World:a fair in No*
Orlrana, calf or aend to ThoBlTfrcQelAjrans
'Otd Palmetto-Saloon, and ?'Ou will
find something new. The proprietor
hns got pure I'kach Wink, recommended
by medical men for Ladies and^pffrldren?s
use. Gentlemen call and sample
it. You will see for yourselves. The
old house ib well stocked with pure
gooils.
We had the pleasure of meeting, last
week, Ilev. A. \V. M?iore. Kditor of the
Centennary, published at Lancastei
S. C. Mr. Moore is one of the most
pleasant and entertaining gentleman,
we ever met. If he writes half as well
as talks he will make the Centennary ?
very interesting paper. We ere glad te
know that he got a goodly number ol
subscribers to his paper.
We understand that candidates foi
Federal offices in this State hove noi
giveon up the light because of the aciior
of the delegation caucus. Wo hoar thai
Capt. Hrooks, had'endorsements for Collector
Internal Revenue from a large majority
of the members of the House aw
Senate of S. U., from six Judges, fron
the Electors and from the people ai
large.
When a cold or other causes checl
the operation of the secretive organs
their natural healthy action should b<
restored by the uso of Ayor's Pills, anc
inflammatory material thereby rcmovet
from tho system. Much serious sickness
and suffering might bo prevonted by
thus promptly correcting thoso slighl
derangements that, otherwise, often develop
into settled disease.
We arc glad to see Mr. W. T. McDon
aid once inorc at his old business sell
ing fancy goods, notions, (fee., at tho wol
known house of K. M. Haddon A Co.
where he cordially invites his man;
friends to call on him. He will sci
them the best goods at tho lowest fig
ures, and will give all orders cntruste*
to him his personal attention. Don'
forget tho place. Call and ask fo
McDonald. tf
Duo Went Dots.
Due Wjst, March 30, 1885.?Nlieril
Watts of Iredcl County, N. C., (said t
bo tho most popular man in that coun
ty,) brought two daughters to tho Fe
male College last week. Mr. Watts i
fine looking, genial and vary courteous
Miss Carrie Deal a lovely young lad;
of llonea Path, is making a stay in Du'
West now. Wo soo the Plain Dealt
regrets her absence from Honea Path.
Miaa Josie Chiles, of Troy, is stayin
at present with her sistor, Mrs. J. I
Bonner. Sho is quito a favorito wit
some of our young men.?M. Ds.
Wc score tho Psalm Singer one o
its suggestion to locate the branch c
the Clinton Omhanarn at Dnr* Wnm
And why not? We have a Theologici
Seminary, two Literary Colleges, thre
Literary Societies, young men and youn
women's Christian Association a Mission
ary Society, a ladies Benevolont Society
a Bible Society, five churchcs, of s
many different denominations, three pa
pers published hore, a Medical Collegi
a Dental College and as fine christian at
mosphere for it to breathe in as th
State affords.
A
t Mr. James Moffatt, of Missouri, is 01
a visit to friendR and relatives hero. H<
is a former student of Krskine. but a
present a Theological student of Alle
ghany Seminary, Pa. He came "to ge
n breath of Southland spring weather.'
There is alwavs a pretty spring bird ii
K such a latitude. Mr. Mnflfatt is a fin<
specimen of good looking, intelligen
r manhood, and the touches of time seen
Co add to these qualities.
Dr. James ftoyce preached for the A
e It. Presbyterians, an intescsting sermoi
Sabbath evening.
j We have ono of the finest choirs ii
' the State. Tlio cliurch music last Sab
bath was unusually fine, the selection!
( capital. We noticed Mr. James Moftat
s in his old place in their midst. l)r* K
II. Kdwards deserves much credit ir
keeping up this body to such a stair
H dard.
\
f Dr. W. M. Grier will deliver the Annuj?l
Oration at Wollord Collego commencement
in June. "Fortunate ari
j ye" Spartans in such a selection.
1 Mr. J. E. Todd is finishing up most
> handsomely, a fine two story dwelling.
- It is capped in center hy a tower and if
in the latest style.
2 Let us have a railroad if only from
r Troy to Helton.
r
5 Mr Mack Cochran, of Hodges, is studying
dentistry under Dr. 0. ]}. Cowan
of this place. Mr. Cochran has gone to
practical work, has pulled one tooth an
I pays "it was the biggest 1 ever saw,
1 Miss Jennie M. Grier is President ol
r the Y. W. C. Association just organized
in Due West Female College.
Our people are greatly interested in
! uie present movement to goi a rnil road.
I Mr. Watts, ^ of North Carolina, who is
. said to bo tbc most pupular man in thi:
county, and has been sheriff of his county
'ten years, gave us some encourag*
ing information on the rnil road subject,
lie says they have just completed two
roads through their county on the identical
plan we proposed, viz., on ths tax
plan of 5 per cent., with bonds to run
, twenty years, only they pay 8 per cent.
' interest on their bonds and ours is 7 per
i cent. He says he has been handling
. this tax for the count}' for this purpose
and no man scarcely feels that he pays
a rail road tax. The majority of the
" citizens pay about $2.50 and would not
" know the difference if it was not cn_
tered upon their tax receipts. Some
' persons object to the bonds and cspcci!
ally the twenty year feature. Ho says
the longer they run the better. As
' towns spring up. rail roads increase,
5 property enhancus and men move in.
' All those come in with parli vnnrlv na.
sessment and greatly diminish the indi'
vidual amount each year. As to the
objection that if the hondR are once vo;
ted these towns or townships ha^? no
more control over them and they may be
seized for back debts or applied whether
the road reaches you or not. Mr, Watt
says the fact is that the bonds lie in the
bank in blank form and not filled up
until the road rcachas your teretory.
5 Have it plainly stated on the papers "no
' road no bonds," and this gentleman who
stands highland has been handling just
> such money, says "the tax payer need
' have no fear his money will be misnp,v
plied."
Our people arc in favor of this road.
, tax bonds and all, and they have little
fear of their being misapplied, only let
. a good attorney draw them tip.
The condition of tax when voted takofi
! priority over any other paper or claitn.
| Our committco appointed to get up a
i majority of the lcjpd^'rotenf
West township, are pressing tho cause
nd meeting with great encouragement
There i* no doal& chant the town ol
Due Wcsu, ,Tho fingers oil one J^tH
will more tban^riiiiirbf U* Opponent!
in tho corporate limits. As to the town*
ship, the expectation is that we shall bo
able to carry it also, as therw seems no
very determined opposition to a meas
ure that will pay its citizens in one
! year for all the money they may expend
in said year. It is a matter of astonish.
ment on all hands at the position that
> some friends in Abbeville take on this
matter. Instead of opposing a measure
, that will bring relief, why not unite in
, making it just what you want This is
I the Rensiblo way. It is eaay to make
i objections to any thing. The Church,
i State or anything else. The good paf
triotic citizens unite in correcting these
BUSINESS NOTICES.
t Paints. Oils and Varnishes at Speed
i & Lowrv's.
A beautiful lino of gloves at Boll A
. Galphin's.
An elegant assortment of Flowers
l Feathers and Ribbons at Boll& Galpliin
Hill's Hepatic Panacea prevents ma.
laria.
A beautiful line of collars at Bell ?&
\ Galphin's.
1 Prepared Putty! Prepared Putty ! ! a!
' Speed & Lowry's.
Fine Table and Hall Lamps at "V. t
.. Cothran & Co.
Window Glass! Window Glass!! ai
Speed & Lowry's.
Buy your Cigars and Tobacco fron:
- Speed & Lowry.
A variety of Fancy and Toilet good!
* .1 ft 1 O T
^ ai npcea ? ijowrys.
1 A fresh lot of Citron, Currants, Nuts
- Candies, Applet* and Oranges just re
1 coived nt Speed & Lowry's.
r You would do well to examine Bell &
Galpbin's stook of Millinery and drosi
goods before purchasing elsewhere
They havo no old stock.
_ Barley! Barley! Barley ! Bcttoi
lat? than never. Do not Tail to sow bar
0 ley. It will pay. No doubt about it
Yon can'got % pure article of seed bar
* ley from Whito Brothers.
! Mr. Jason Simpson soils some of th<
best machines ever brought to this mar
j, kct. He recently sold us a Whito Ma
r chine, that gives* complete satisfaction
It is light running, simple of construe
tion, and durable. Wo can with safetj
K assure those wanting a machine, of th<
? fine qualities of the White. 17-tf
h
Whito Brothes havo now in stor<
more innn one nunurca caseB 01 tfooti
" and Shoes. They soil Zciglcr's Ladies
Shoos, which are unsurpassed for fit
j stvle and durability. They also hav<
ll a large lot of Men's and Boy's Shoes
0 made by the Bay State Shoe and Leath
8 or Company. Their goods have beei
tested for several years and have givei
r* universal satisfaction. Any one wh<
s buys a pair of this make of Boots o
l" shoes, always gets the worth of hii
money. oct 1-tf
e JOB WORK done neatly and wit!
dispatch at this Office.
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' VnHEE Hundred ' Bushels Bed Rust
, * I'roof Oats for sale. . ,g
1 S. G. THOMSON.
P > April 1 -It. 56
1 AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.
WE OFFER TO THE FARMERS OF
1 ABBEVILLE;
, The Derrlng, Jr. Twine Binder--weight
1,250 lbs.
t SIMPLE, STRONG, DURABLE
and EFFICIENT.
: PRICE, $230.
THE Dcrring Light Reaper, weighs
750 lbs. price, $105.
The Herring Mower, cog gear mado of
mnllcnblo iron, the best mower in use,
price $75.
t The celebrated Thomas Hay Rake,
price, $30
k The (J or bin Disc Harrow, with friction
rollers and chilled boxes, price, $40.
1 Farquhan*, Cardwells and Butter
wormn i uresners, una rortable
Engines. The Iron Ago and Planet
Cultivators. Wo solicit correspondence
( from farmers and dealers.
MoMASTER & GIBBKS,
Columbia, ??. C. Apr 1 4m
55.
New Millinery Store.
85' Spring '85
C3r XV, A N D
Milliner! Opii
| "^^"E will display on and after the
! 26th OF MARCH,
tho fluent Assortment of ?
i
; HATS AND BONNETS
in New York, London and I'aris Styles, crcr
shown in Abbeville.
AU*re respectfully invited to come and see.
\Te hare procured from the largest millin- '
ery house in the United States, the sorrices of
MISS MACCA&TIT, (
a lady whose taste and ability as an nrtist in I
, millinery, all will admit who favor us with
their patronage.
MBS. SASSARD,'
so well known io the Millinery trade through
uuv,iiiu wmuuj , wm iistv vuirgc 111 antes aer
partment.
Your attention is also called to our
r
Dry Goods and Notion Department,;
; which is complete. (
Embroidered Dress Robes, $etv Laces, Ladies
Neck Wear and Novelties in New* Dress 1
1 Oood?, of all Styles, iuclndinf< the- Latest (
Combination Suitings, will be On exhibition,
i Respectfully soliciting .an examination of
our stock, we remain,
i Vcrj Respectfully, ?
Grand Opening
, MARCH 31ST, APRIL 1ST 2D.
WE invite everybody to come and examine
our superb stock of ladies poods
nf nrprr (lounrii^win llafo
cm. Flowers, Ribbons, Laces ike., in endless
variety. Homan Strines, Plaid Silk and Tin- sel
and Lace Scarfs, beautiful dosigns. Kveryting
in neck wear, Kuchings, 5 cents and
up. Linen and Lace collars, Fishucs, and ev- j
ervthinetbat makes woman more beautiful.
Ilaudkerchiefs, black and colored borders,
[ white and colored, Silk, Lace, Ao.
Wonderful bargains in white goods, Lawns
at 8 cents per yard and upwards, nice India
, Linon 10 cents', colored Lawns from 5 to 12%
cents per yard, best goods ever sold here at
those prices. Ginghams, Seersuckers and
suitings, Cashmeres, Nuns Veiling, Lace |
i Hunting, l'laiu, Brocades and 1> lowered.
. Beautiful Plaids in colors and black nnd
white, Black Buntings, Cashmeres Taniise,
' Gazelle and Henrietta Cloth, Buttous and
Trimmings for everything.
Silk Gloves, White, Black and Colors, call
for our Foster "William" Kid, in Black and
Colors, only $1.00 a pair. Ladies and Chilj.
dren'a Ilosc and Shoes.
. R. M. H ADDON & Co.
March 25, 1885-tf. 1
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IJL* 3C fc m JL mm
HILL'S HEPATIC PANACEA.
! The Best Liver Medicine For
TEC IE OTTZE&IE OF
* DISPEPSIA. HEADACHE,
. BILIOUSNESS,
a AND MALARIA.
* Airoi'sta, Ga., April 3, 1884.
Mr. W. II. liarrett, Pear Sir?After using
your Hill's Hepatic Panacea for two years in
r the Augusta Orphan Asylum, I cheerfully
- recconiniend it as one of the best medioinea I
, have ever used for indigestion, headaches,
. and all diseases arising from a disordered
liver. It has been of great benefit to the children,
always affording prompt relief,
j A. E. Mckinxk,
Matron Augusta Orphan Asylum. _
March 18-tf
; JAS. G. BAILIE & SONS,
DEALBBS IHSr
CarpetH, OU Cloth*, Window Cur
' WAIjTJ PAPERS, BORDERS AND
> DADOES,
3
i Hearth Rugs, Door Mats &c
; 714 BROAD STREET,
; "Kft'jSjS' AUGUSTA, 0A.
r
DON'T FORGBT, we hare a modern
swift running power preat, new
'fi typet ruled end blank paper, envelopes
and cards?se bring in jeer printing.
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\WliiMSoD
HAVE
25000 FOUNDS BACON,
1000 Bushels of Corn,
200 Bbls of FLOUR,
00 " of Molasses
In Stock ft ml to Arrive.
PARTIF.S in need of those goods will
do well to extunino our stock.
A Varied and extensive stock of nenrlv
everything usually needed by tho
tradr, to be found nt
SMITH & SON.
jan 14-tf 18
Mm ^ Pfirrin
UULU1 U1I W X U1 JL ill
HAVE in stock a complote assortment
of
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Dye Stuffs, Varnishes <Src.
^LSO ALT, TUB POPULAR
Patent Medicines now in use.
many of them Non-secret preparations,
consisting of the very
best Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic
and Kidney preparations, Rheumatic
and Neuralgic preparations
and Rest Liniments for Man
and Horse.
THE VERY BEST FEMALE
PREPARATIONS.
JjYDIA PINKHAM'S Female Remedy,
BRADFIELD'S Femalo Regulator.
HOLMES' LINIMENT AND MOTHER'S
FRIEND.
SHOULDER BRACES and SKIRT
SUPPORTERS,
so necessary to Woman's comfort
? ncnith. Also Abdominal
Supporters, Campbell's RepositcV,
&c.
RUPTURE instantly relicTed by using
tho Celebrated Fry Truss.
Fh? only truss giving an upward and ini\'urd
pressure, same as holding tho rup.nreup
with tho hand. No pressure on
:ho back. No thigh strap worn. 1st
jremium and medal awarded at Cincinlatl
Xxpoaitiou 1884.
PRYOR'S PILE OINTMENT. Tho
best Corn Cures. Corn and Bunion
Pads.
Also excellent preparations for
Chapped Skin, for restoring Vigor
to tho Hair, for Preserving and
Cleansing the Teeth.
f\CR LINE OF
zf^-osrcnr goods
will be found very complete?
consisting of Colognes, foreign
and domestic, Hankorchief Extracts
in great variety, Toilet
Soaps from tho cheapest to the
finest.
Hair, tooth, nail, shaving,
SHOE AND CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
COMBS OF ALL SORTS.
ALSO many articles for Household and
Cooking Purposes?
Baking Powders, Extracts and
Spices, and Vinegar.
Close Attention Given to
PRESCRIPTIONS at ail
Hours, Night and Day.
Docember 24, '84-tf 19
GARDEN SEED 1
GARDEN SEEDII
have just receivod a larg ateak of
Landreth's Fresh Car rfen
Seed, All Varieties
II. W. Lawson & Co.
|an 28-tf 20 '
PAVILION HOTEL,
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
First Class ti all Its AMMiafaMiti.
MATES, $2.00, $2.SO.
Excellent Cutaene, large alrr room*. Otia
PesaeoRer Elevator. Electric ball and lighte.
Heated rotunda. Centrally located.
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CUNNINGHAM 1
HAVE IN
vpmciu LA ROW AND WELL SELBC1
Fall and W
3ONSISTINO IN PART OF
Foreign and l)onu
NOT!
ITATS, HATS, IT ATS,
BOOTS ANI) SHOES,
HARDWARE, IIARDW
GRO
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At Lower I'rices than tlioy wcro Ever OfTe
1885 '
AT TI1K
Centennial Saloon
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For this yonr will bo found j
Absolutely Pure Spirits.
NORTH Carolina coppcr distilled Corn,
Finest brands of Kentucky Rye, from two
dollars to six dollars per gallon.
Imported Cognac Brandy a specialty.
Also Ales, Porter, Champagnes Ac. In (
fact all the popular and standard goods that i
can be obtained.
Together with an assortment of Tobnccos
and tino Cigars that can not be excelled in
quality.
Persons needing such goods would not be .
humbugged by buying from them. (
Tho placc ia Seccond Door from Court
House.
O'DONNELL & CDMEGMt;
Proprlstorff,"Abbeville, S. C.
jan 14^tf_ ' '' 23
"house for sale. .
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WILL be sold to the highest bidder oh i
Salesday in April (6) if not dispos- I
ed of sooner at private sale the Commodious
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jiwuac uii ui? v hi inniu ^iiuri'ii IjOU ror par- i
ticulars apply to
K. KOClftf, or TIIOS. McGETTIGAN.
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. OF ALL KINDS
?AT THEMessenger
Office. ?
AYER'S !
Cherry Pectoral. ,
No other oomplnlnta are so inaidiota in their
attnok as thoso nffcctluR the throat and longs: f
iiuyju du muuu utiu uj uiv majority ox sailor*
era. The ordinary couch or cold, resulting J
perhaps from a trifling or nnconscious ex- (
posure, Is often but the beginning of a fatal
licknou. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral baa
wull proven Ita efllcacy In n forty years' fight I
villi throat nml lung diseases, and (hould bo V
taken in all eases without dslay. I
A Torriblo Cough Cured. v
" In 1P57 I took a j?evcro cold, which affected
my luujjs, 1 had u torriblo cough, and passed
ni^ht aftur night without sleep. Tlie cfoctors J
gave ino up. i tried aykk'k Ciiehky PkcT'.m
u., which roliovod my lungs, induced
Bleep, ami ufTordod me the rest necessary
for liie recovery of my strength. By tho c
coiitiuufd uso of tho 1'FcroMa r. a pernia- f
limit euro waa t-lTocU-d. 1 tun now C'2 yeara
old. halo and hearty, and am satiallod your "
cukicky Pectoral save<l me. t
KOKACK rAUtUROTHEB."
Bockingliam, Vu, July 10,1882.
Croup.? A Mother's Tribute. 1
""Wlrle In the oountry Inst winter my llttl? s
boy, Wivec ytmr.i olJ, was Uikeu ill with croup; 1
It *v?med iih if h? would die from strangulutioii.
duo of tho fnmily suggested the naa
or Aykr'h CliKKitv Pixtokal, a bottle of
which whs alwiiya kept In tho bouse. This
w^Mtiind in Mnull and frequent doses, and
to our dollght in less than half an bour tho f
i.i.lu patient whs hrenthing easily. Tho dootcr
s.iid that the t-lif.HRY Pectoral had
snrt-d inv darling'* lire. Can you wonder at
our gratitudo*.' Sincerely yours,
mu*. km ma amnionr.'*
15? West 12?tb St., New York, May 10,1682.
i lir.vo nacd avr.n'a Chkrby Pectoral
In my familv for eevnrul years, and do not
heniiAte to pronounce It the moat effectual
remedy for oough; and oolda we have erer
tried. a. J. Crake,**
l^ako Crystal, Minn.. March IS, 1883. 1
" F ??nff"rad for debt years from Bronohltla, *
ami after trying umiiT remedies with no suo*
ee?n, 1 vr.'.s ourod by til* use of .AY Kit's CHEftKY
l'KtfOltAL. .loiKI-M WALDKB." ]
]!> :.ulia, Miss., April 6,1 m.
"I cannot any otwugh In praisa of Ayek's
Cherry Pectohal, believing aa I do that
but for ita nao 1 shouldlonoaTncs have died
from lung trouble* e. Bbaodoh."
rajesune, i exs*. Apni a, itxs-.
No cam of an afWotlon of tli* throat or
tangs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
by the nse of A tick's Cuerst Pxctoeal,
and it will always cure when the disease la
not already beyond the control of medicine.
PBBMUD BY
Dr. J. 0. Ayer&Oo., Lowell, M?m.
Sold by an Druggist*. ^
BTottoe.
Pursuant to ord*7 of Court, February
Term, nit., I hereby give notice that an
Extra term of Court will be held at this plane, 1
commencing on the Utb April, prox., to last J
for on* week, for the trial of eouttjr causes
now on the calender. His Honor B. 0. Press
ley, will preside. No Juries required.
Mirth 14,1986. 0. A. 0.
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OBIT MILLS, CASK MILLS,
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Also a full and complete stock of
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ORITPP finvrwirnTmvrDv
"CIGARS,**TOBAOCO, Etc.,
t exceedingly low priced" for cash. Price
xnr Groceries before you buy.
I have eight yeara* experience in the mahinory
trada and can offer you indacematljyi
ioth in quality, price and terniB. Coll on
le or write for auy information aa to price*,
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Nanosg Organs
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Our Pianos and Organs Selected
rom Twelve of the Best Makers, are
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Wo Deliver our Pianos and Organa,
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French Candies, Fresh!
LEMON CRACKERS, FRESH!
SODA CRACKERS, FRESH t
GINGER SNAPS, FRESH!
ASSORTED JUMBLES, FBKSH I
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ESTATE NOTICE.
A LL perons having claims against Ul
? Estate of Jacob Kura, will present
;ho nam? properly attested, ana those
ndebtcd will make payment to
BENJ. 8. BARNWELL,
Qualified Administrator.
February 14-tf 28
HUxlinery I Millinery!
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X now be found ?t
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