The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, December 14, 1886, Image 5
Marriages.
Married on 25th ultimo, at the? residence
of the bride's mother, near Bullnln
Baptist church, Abbeville County by
Hev. J. A. Boll, of McCormick. Mr. J.
P. Lovoler. to Miss M. K. Palmer.
On the 2d instant, at the residence of
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jvir. noiuer, ueur lviuvyuruiicK, i?y iric?
sumo, Mr. J. M. Seigler to Miss J. F.
Coleman.
On the 7th instant, at the residence of
the bride's n.other, near Buffalo church
by the same, l)r. T. K. .Tenninis of
Modoc, Edgefield County, to Miss M. E.
Truitt. of Abbeville County.
On the 8th instant, at 7 p. m . in the
Baptist church at MeCormicK, Hy the
same, Mr. J. 11. Kay. to Miss Tulula B.
Howard, daughter of Mr and Mrs. W.
B. Howard of McCormick.
His Boom.
Prepare in time to make egg-nogrg.
Select goods from the little Brown .Jug.
old whiskey, brandy, rum and wine.
All pure and very fine. Call in soon,
and don't forget again, the Palmetto Saloon
and Thomas McGettiRan.
At the annual communication of
Clinton Lodge No. 3, A. F. M., the following
officers were elected to servo for
the ensuing Masonic yenr :
J. P. C. DuPre. W. M.
S. G. Thomson, S. W.
* II H. Hill. J. W.
G. H. Moore, Treasurer.
M. P. DeBruhl, Secretary.
Who Can Beat It 1
Mr. S. J. Wakefield, of the Centre of
Gravity, killed two hogs, age and weights
as follows: One ten months and fifteen
days old, 328 gross; one eleven months
and three days old, 450 gross. They
were "common" stock, with one-quarter
Jersey red, crossed.
Mr. McCrorey is now managing the
New Hotel, and ho keeps a good table.
The tax office was crowded on yesterday
with anxious tax payers.
Every vestige of the snow has gone,
and we hppe it will not return soon.
* Messrs. J. M. Baker and J. B. Franks,
spent last night in town.
The Abbeville Rifles had their regular
1 i. _ - 1 x
ineeung last mgni.
The infant child of ..Mr. and Mrs.
Philip Rosenborg has been quite sick for
the past few days.
Colds have been very prevalent during
the past ten days.
~\V. P. Calhoun, Esq., l.as been rusticating
in the Flatwoods for some days.
I The tim-.i for the payment of taxes oxr
pi res to-morrow.
Misses Mamie and Howell Mcintosh
are at Mrs. Lee's to spend the holidays.
The Signal Service on yesterday indi
cated fair weather.
Tne Abbeville Prohibition bill has
been introduced in the House.
The marriage tidal wave hasn't struck
Abbeville yet.
Capt, Dwight and his engineering
corps passed through Abbeville on
yesterday.
Have you paid for jrour paper ? If not
don't let Christinas pass without doing
it. The printers need money.
"Troup," our inteligent correspondent
at Lowndesville was in town on last
Saturday.
We understand the Troy ball was
quite a. success. We regretted our
inability to attend.
Capt. S. J. Hester, a prominent citizen
of the Savannah side was in town
yesterday.
Miss Nettie Koons, arter a stay of
three months in Abbevill will leave for
her homo in Baltimore next Thursday.
Communion services were held in
the Methodist church on last Sunday
night.
Don't forget the entertainment to be
given by the ladies of the Presbyterian
church on the 20th instant.
The Master and Sheriff both advertise
valuable lands for sale on the first Monday
in January.
Walter L. Miller, assignee, advertises
some valuable land for sale next Kaleday.
The Methodist Conference will convent}
in Orangeburg on next Wednesday.
Revs. Bethea and Weber went
down on yesterday.
Quite a number of our lawyers have
?;one to Columbia to attend the Supreme
Jourt. The Eighth Circuit wai called
on yesterday.
You ought to visit the store of Messrs.
H. W. Lawson & Co., at night to see how
well their hundsomu Christmas goods
show off "by gas light."
A drove of hogs arrived in town on
last Saturday. They are owned by Mr.
Nickle? and he is selling them out
cheap.
Don't forget, gentlemen, that we have
the b<?st assortment in the world for
fitting you up in a good Business, or elegant
Dress Suit. A large line of sam
pies to sclect from. Fit and style guaranteed.
Smith & Son.
Col. Samuel W. Wallingford returned
to Abbeville on last Saturday from Indiana.
The Colonel brought a car-load of
fine horses with him which he will sell
you cheap for the cash.
Our friend Mr. E. H. Speer called on
us yesterday, and informed us that the
rumor that he was married was entirely
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UIIIUUIIUCU. A JLU ID PVIil a WIUVWU1, Willi
no immediate prospects of changing his
state.
Wo are indebted to the author, Mr.
D. H. Magill, of Hodge*, for ? copy of
**Blue Eyed Katia Joan," a song composed
and set to roufio by hiin. Mr.
Magill has considerable musical talent,
and this song which is a good one, will
doubtless have a large sale.
The Literary club met last Friday
night at the residence of M. r.
DeBruhl Esq., Mr. George C. Hodges,
read the essay on "Moral Education"
Mr. T. P. CotMnm is tho next essayist
with Mr. J. G^Klugh as Alternate. The
next meeting will be hold on the 31st
of December.
An excursion train will be run to
Augusta on next Thursday.
The Anderson Prohibition bill has
passed the Sennte. It is a regular ironclad
one, and it seems to want to put a
stop oven to the drinking of whiskey i:i
private houses.
Congress met last Tuesday. The
President's Message was a statesmanlike
paper, and is spoken of in high
terms by the press of the country.
The Christtnns (roc of the ladies of the
Presbyterian church, will conic oil' on
the 20th instant at the Court House.
Those of us who know how enjoyable
these entertainments are will bo loth to
miss it. So dont forget the date.
Tn addition to giving the weather signals,
Mr. J. C. Klugh now has instruments
by which he can learn the mean
average temperature here each day. A
record will be kept of these, and we will
know the average temperature of the
place during the year.
Due West Dots.
Pork sold here at 5,l.< cents.
Uoal is finding a market in our town.
The A. H. I'rexbytcrirtn has adopted
the "secular column." An interesting
addition.
Our marble cutter, Mr. Pucket, lost
his entire olfects hy lire last week. Our
citizens set him on his feet again.
Mr. J. P. IIarkness arrived home after
an extended hunt in Troy.
Mr. A.J. Kennedy has bought a plantation
of 340 acres of land just out of
town.
The hunters have cleaned out the rabbits
in this section during the season.
Mrs. W. 1). Stone lias jusl returned
from a pleasant trip to Chester, after
witnessing the marriage of her brother.
Ilcv. W. F. Pearson is putting nice
improvements on Dr. Raskin's property
in town.
The young men have received about
$200 to improve their Association Hall.
They speak of putting a eoal stove in it,
which will be an acquisition.
The report of "Discipline in Erskine
College,'' as given in the JYcww and
Courier, was much exage rated.
Mr. W. C. lladdon went up to Anderson
C. H. last Saturday. Mrs. lladdon
is spending some time with her mother.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Anderson.
The week of prayer presents an attractive
programme.
Mr. U. 11. Cochrane b.igan ttic study
of medicine last week under Dr. Wideman.
Mr. \V. L. Hood is also taking a
course. They art excellent young men
and ought to do well.
Mr. A. 1). Kennedy has quite a convenience
in the way of a force-pump. We
have examined it and like it.
Tit:-.. i. - ? i i
m i.-n? > uii;i u Mcrinip ytninj; iauy
of Florida, has returned to l'rof. Todd's.
Liowndcsvillo Iiocals.
If locals wore as plentiful as the snow
has been durmir tho past week, I would
have no diflicnlty i:t filling my allotted
space in your columns. No such a sp*?11
of weal her has heen seen here by even
the oldest inhabitant.
Our town's advantages are increasing.
Humor says that there will be several
hoarding-houses here next year. The
hoarders cannot then complain of being
' too much crowded."
Mr. Calhoun Simonds, so long and
favorably known, not only in this, but
other Stales, as a competent and success
mi a'ucucr, is now sojourning ill IIUS
place.
Mr. J. Q. Donald, who is running a
tin-shop here, has brought his wife ami
children here. We are glad to have
them with us.
Capt. O. Witter, who has had charge
of the New Hotel at Abbeville C. 11..
has opened the Latimer House here, and
is prepared to feed a..d bed all who will
favor him with a call.
Lowndesville and Anderson are now
linked together by a railroad and telegraph
line, and it is rumored that ere
long the union between the two places
will be further strengthened by the
binding together of two hearts in one.
Although the weather was very unfavorable,
the festival at this place was
well attended and well patronized. The
receipts were about seventy dollars.
The above sum being insufficient to meet
ib- 1 l-tl- r ** *
vii'i uiuuiiuiu uucnwons 01 me lauies,
they have decided to hnve an oyster supper
here on the 24th of this month,
Christmas eve. The festival was held
in the Walk ins' House, which war, a
very suitable place for it; besides, the
different rooms were beautifully and
tastefully decorated, so that there was a
sufficiency to not only "tickle the fancy,"
but also to supply the wants of the inner
man. All are cordially invited to the
supper. Troupk.
Long Cano DotsFarm
laborers in this section are asking
$10.00 per month for their services
during the next year.
Mrs. It. L. Clinkscales has returned
from a visit to Pelzer.
Musk rats and wild ducks have been
making depredations on the fish-pond
of Mr. T. L. Haddon.
Messrs. M. K. Hollingsworth and
Samuel Douglass are cleaning out the
Fa.ir bottoms..
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Mr. N. A. Baker has very much improved
his place and now wants to sell
it.
Mr. T. L. Haddon has employed Mr
Mathew Langston to clean out Park's
crook for a distance of about four and a
half miles,
It is said that a bocf that was recently
killed in the Fair's Bridge market
was over 21 years old, and the gravy
made from it was so tough that it
wouldn't cut.
Mr. Maxey Donald is located now and
it is presumed that he will soon have a
cook.
Mr. Thomas Miller, a typo from the
Medium office, who lias been danger*
ously sick for some timo with typhoid
fover, is now considered better.
Level Land Locals.
We have just been visited by quite n
heavy snow, and the indications are n
good whoat crop for 1887.
Wheat sowing is progressing slowly
owinir to the recent snow; not one oul
of every five have finished ns yet.
(/otton picking js over ami tho crops
are short of what was expected.
Master Loui* Pratt, son of Mr. Robert
Pratt, is quite sick with rheumatism, and
has been for several days.
Mr. Noble Bell, we learn, has made
more cotton than any man in Level Land
to the amount of cotton planted, from
the fact he knows how to cultivate the
weed, lie is one among the best of our
farmers, and possesses sterling qualities
of head and heart.
We learn there is to be another festival
at Little River church Christmas for
the purpose of raising funds for the
church. We have always doubted tho
propriety of getting up funds upon that
principle. It seems incompatible w ith
the teachings of Holy writ.
We learn that Captain J. L. Robinson
contemplates painting his new house ut
an early day. He has erected quit?> n
handsome building since he was elevated
to the office of Trial Justice.
Mrs. iS. G. Callaham. late of Level
Land, has removed to Greenville and is
now living with her son. We hope she
is pleased with her new home.
Mrs. Carrie Clinkscalcs has quite a
flourishing school.
Mr. Tinnrv Tlronks is i?innin?? for flip
public, and expects to finish by Christmas.
Cinderella.
Brace Up.
Yon are feelinp depressed your nppotite if
poor you are bothered with Headache, you ur?
fid petty, nervous, and generally out of sorts
and want to brace up. Hrace up. but. nol
with stimulants, spring medicines, or bitters
which have for there basis very cheap, ba<
!iisky, and which st imulate you for an houi
id then leave yon in worse condition thai
before. What you want is an alterative tha
will purify your blond start healthy action o
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality, am
pive renewed health and strength. Such i
medicin ? you will find in Electric Bittevs, am
only 60 cents a bottle at T. C. I'errin's Druj
store.
Wonderful Ctuvf
W. P. Hoyt it Co , Wholesale and Rctai
Druppists of Home, Ga , say: We have beei
selling l)r Kinp's New Discovery, Electri*
Hitters and Hucklen's Arnica Salve for tw<
years. Have never handled remedies that s;l
as well, or give such universal satisfaction
There have been some wonderful cures effect
ed these medicines in this city Severn
cases ef pronounccn Consumption have be^i
j entirely cured by use of a few bottles of l)r
; Kinp's New Discovery, taken in connectioi
Electric Hitters. We puavantcc thcin always
Sold by T. C. Oerrin.
liucklen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World for Cut* Brui
ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Hheum, Fever Sored
Tetter, Chaped Hands, Chilblains Corns, am
all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles
or on pay required. It is guaranteed to piv<
satiation or money refunded. Price i
gnt per box. For sale by T, C. Porri
Driwptst, Abbeville S. C.
MARKET REPORT.
Corrected weekly by Messrs. Parkei
tie Hill.
COTTON?Market ^firm. Good demand,
j Receipts to date, P>,.r>00 bales.
Stained 8
! Low Middliup 814
j Middliup 8% 8jj^
Good Middlinp *8% ?
provisions.
Corn, per bnshel 75 cents.
Oats, " 70 '
Wheat, " 1 50
: Meat 8
Lard 9
Coffee 10 15
Sugar, Yellow 7 7J4
White Granulated 8
Salt, fine, per sack 75 85
j^ivcrpooi, zuu in. sucks i zo
Nails 3>? 4
Rice 7 8
Tobacco 40 50
Molasses 30 40
Syrup 25 50
Meui..; 65 75
dry goods. *
Prints 5 7
Bleached Cotton 6J^ 10^
Shirtings b%
% Shirtings' 6 7
4-4 Shirtings 7J? 8
Plaids 8 10
Sheriff's Sale.
Jno. T. Lyon, et &1 against Jno. D. Adams.?
Sundry Exeautions.
t i rr a /\ 9 c li r\/1 ?% I L1 v/v/?i?4]/\ *% n 4 rs *vt n > ma a^a/
J^J TUtUDUl OUUUIjr JJAWUUUUn liu UiD uu wwn,
in the above stated case, I will sell to the higbea
bidder,at Publio Auotion, within the legal houri
of sale, at Abbeville courthouse, on Monday
the third day of January A. D. 1887, the fol
lowing described property to wit: All tha
tract or paroel of land, situate, lying and beinj
in the County of Abbeville, South Carolina
and known as the Home Place and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND BIXTli
ACRES,
more or le?8, and bounded by lands of J. M
Graham, the Greenuille and Smith and Ferr;
Boadu and others.
Levied on and to be sold as the properly ol
Jno I) Adams to satisfy the aforesaid exeontion
and costs. Terms?Cabli.
J.JF. C. DuPRE,
Oct. 7, 1886. 6. A. C.
781
Sheriff's Sale.
D. H. Chamberlain and others against Mary ?
Brown?Sundry Executions.
By virtue of sundry Execution to mo di
rected, in the above stated case, 1 will sell t
tha hiehost bidder, at nnhlin a.nntinn. xriiVir
the legal hours of Hale, at Abbeville courthons
on MondaJthe third day of - January, A. D
1887, the following described property to wi'l
All that tract or p&rnel of land, situate, lyini
and beiug*iii the County of Abbeville, Boutl
Carolina, and^rfajtaii$ng
ONE HUjNPHfeD AND THIRTY
"tw o acres,
more or less, and and bonnded by lands of J
Edward Qalboun, M. J. .MoCelvy, C. A. Whit
and oifcm Levied oni*ud to be Hold as th
propertjpof Maw E Brown, to satisfy tb
aforesaid Executions and costs. Terms?Cask
r J. F. C. DuPRE, 8. A. C.
,781 , "
rpHE otily genuine "Geo. II. Zeigler" Shoe
'1 ever offered in thin market.
Tl. M. 1IAUD0N A CO.
State of South Carolina,
k
i CoTNTY OF AllIlKVlM.K,
i
Iii the Probate Cou*t.
Citation fur Letters of Administration.
J. FULLER LYON", Esq., l'robatc Judge j
; Wiieujias, M. (?. Ziegler, C. C. I' , made
| suit.tp fne to grant him Letters of Administration
of tlie Estate and Effects of Kitty I>n
Rose. late of Abbeville county, deceased,
! Those are therefore, to cite ami admonish
[ all anil singular the kindred and creditors of j
the said Kitty l)u Hose, deceased, that they i
be ami appear before me, in thn Court of Pro- ?
' butt, to be held at Abbeville C. li.', on WED
NESDAY, DECEMBER 22, 188(1, after publi- j:
; cation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to !
show cause if anv they have, why the said J
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this IOt 1:
day of November, in the year of our Lard one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-six, and
in the tilth year of American Indcpciuicticc.
Published on the 10th day of November.
18H<>, in the Mkssknof.k, and on the Court
i House door for the time required bv law.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate Court, j
; T. C. PERRH,
UNDER (
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WAS in stock a complete assort- 1
ment of (
? Prills. Medicines, Chemicals, '
l)ve Stalls, Varnishes ?5.*c.
t ' 1
^LSO ALL THK rOl?ULAH !
r Patent Medicines now in use,
\
t many of thein Non-socrot nronn
r - VJ.?
rations, consisting of the very
t best Cough Mixtures, Dispeptic
I and Kidney preparations, Rheuinatic
and Neuralgic preparations
PREPARATIONS.
l
? J" YDTA PIN KIIA W "?S l'"( mult n ed
?
1 H<)LMES> LINIMENT AXI) MOTHEIt'
FltlENlJ.
1
j so necessary to Woman's comfor
and health. Also Abdomina
i
Supporters, Gain
&c.
QUR LINE OF
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IF^ZtsTOY GOODS
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will be found very complete?
consisting of Colognes, foreign
tracts in great variety, Toilet!
Soaps from the chcniwst to I
finest.
Hair, tooth, nail, shaving
SlfOE ANl) CLOTHES
BRUSHES.
COMBS OF ALL SORTS.
Baking Powders, Extract* and
Spices, and Vinegar.
Close Attention Ci<e*i to
PRESCRIPTIONS at all
Hours, Night Day
Speed &Nenifer
DRUGO-ISTS. (
KEEP constantly on hand a full, and wet!
sclectcd stock of pure
Drugs, Chemicals etc., etc.
: All is T>
ah i.au it*i/cov aim jfwjMuui iiiiuts ui rnten
and Proprietary Medicines.
Herblne,
the best Liver Medicine, cures Dyspepsia,
. for Sale-only by vn.r
Try our BLACKBERRY CORDIAL for
1 Summer Complaint; and our Compound Syrt
up Sarsaparilla with Iodide Potash, for the
g Blood.
: BED BUG rorsoir,
t
j the most canvenient way of destroying these
pests.
DIAMOND DYES,
r all the Staple and Fashionable Colors
A full line or *'ancy Goods,
; Toilet Articles, Stationery et.
8 The best brnnda of
Cigars, Tobacco, and Cigaretes.
A complete stock of White Leads, Paints
Gils, Varnishes, etc., etc.) Paint Brushes
Window Glass.
Groldcn Machine Oil.
!. We sell the celebrated Ilarrison Brother's
Prepared Paint; the best in the market.
1- Special attention paid to the
a Prescription Department.
6 Physician's prescriptions and fa.nily re
cipus filled at all hours of day and night, by
? experienced and competent hands.
J Orders by hand or Mail, promptl y attended
1 to,
SPEED & NEUFFER.
A ^ril 29, 1885 tf gg
r* L. W. pbbbin. t. r. COTBBAN.
? j>ERRIN 4 COTHRAN,
6 Attorneys at Law
Abbbvillb, S*iC."
- X^UOENE B. GARY,
3 JcU
Attorney and Counsellor at Law*
Abbkvii.uk, B. C.
Notice
?OF?
Vlili persons i?it*?l to the estate of Mrs
Klizu Mnttison, deceased, arc hereby
nilitii'il I tint mi vim.tit in full ii.i.ct I... ......i.. i..
I?.?- "v~ Uj
?r he tore the 4th day of Jmuiarv 1887.
Tuesday, the 4th, will he the last day o
;race.
M. G. KEIGLER,
C. C. I*., and Administrator.
Dec. 14 4t
WE the uiulersipncd will sell at Abbe
rillc Court IIouso at public outcry, on sale
lay in January, 1887, an undivided
ONE-FIFTH
ntercst in a tract of land located in Magnolii
Township, and containing
THREE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY ACRE?
nore or less, known as the Cunninghan
place. Said tract of land is bounded by lam
>f Dr. J. T. Masking, A. J. Clinkscales, G. V
Speer and others. This is the interest late
iy owned by James H. Cunningham, and bi
liim assaigned to Walter L, Miller. Title:
perfectly good.
TERMS.?Cush.
WALTER L MILLER,
Assignee.
JAS. R, CUNNINGHAM,
Agent.
Dec 14. :tt.
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AUTHORIZED AGENTS.
They have everything
that "Old Santa" could
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want to put m the
Children's stockings,
and all kinds of Presents
for the grown,
folks.
WE HAVE MOKE
Pretty Goods
and
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t'i
Lower Prices
This Year, than Ever Before.
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fts^RKMEMBER THAT
LAWSON'S, . 1
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bSpAT the post cffice.
Is the place, and you
should not fail to see
::IM r
men* UTOOUB petQre
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. you buy, ^
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