The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-05
LOCAL ITEMS.
T,CllgiOuS Notices.

Tollgious Notices.
Asso late Reformed Church-Rcv.J.
4. White, II, "a. NJ.
Episcopal Church-Rcv. j. Obcar,
services every Sunday except the 2nd
Sunday Of the month; at II An
Presbyterian Church--Rcv. III. B.
Pratt, II a. III. AMI 8 p. NJ. Sunday
Schools AM. Prayer meeting We'd
ncsday Sr.M.
Methodist Chllrch-Rcv. w. A.
Rogers, II a. NJ. and 8 p. VI. Sunday
School, 10 a. NJ. Prayer Meeting on
Thursday atSr. NJ.
Baptist Churcll-Thc Rev. II. w.
Mcllichamp will lecture this afternoon
at o'clock, and preach tomorrow at
II O'Clock, a. NJ.
During the month Of September
over seventeen hundred bales of cotton
were shipped from Winnsboro. This
is business.
Now that the primaries arc over, we
hope that our numerous subscribers
will remember that small bill they owe
the printer.
EY' Lcttcr-hcaGs, ofiinc paper, print
ed to order, can be had at this Office at
the low price of five dollars per thous-
and.
Friday was generally observed as a
fast day in Winnsboro. Business was
partially suspended, and tho schools
gave holiday.
Col. Thos. w. Holloway, secretary
Of the State Agricultural and Mechanic
cal Society, will accept our thanks for
a complimentary ticket to The Fair in
November.
We must get up county canvass,
and have a long pull, strong pull
and pull altogether. The RAIDS arc
working secretly, and will spring
ticket when they sec the opportunity.
Free SHADE, .Hitiellesen Co., Va.
Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
in my family with the greatest degree
OF satisfaction, | unhcstatingly recon-
mend it as the best remedy that know
OF for children. Tnos. Y. LAwsoN.*
A NEW LOCOMOTNE.--Thc Colum-
bia Register says: ''rhe finishing
touches arc being put upon magnii-
cent engine, the 'Lcxington,' at the
machine shops of the Charlotte, Colunl-
bia and Augusta Railroad. The ma
chine was entirely built al the shops
ofthat road"
The many friends Of the Rev. w. E.
Boggs will be delighted to learn that
both he and his wife arc recovering
from the yellow fever in Memphis.
AS in the Cholera epidemic in that
1atcd city, SO during the present
plague, Mr.. Boggs remained at his
post, and was most assiduous in his
Offices to the sick. He was stricken
down, but it is believed he will be
spared for further usefulness.
The Edisto (Orangcburg) Clarion
rasps some Of its candidates because
they do not take their county paper.
The CtartOnis is right. No man ought
to run for Office who has to borrow his
ncighbors paper to see when meetings
arc held or when the election is to take
place. And as he is the nominee of
the party, the paper, through party
tcaliy, mustadvancc his claims whenhc
makes no return to it. We hope those
fellows saw the point and subscribed
to the CLARION at once. If not, there
need be few tears if they be beaten.
TIE PEABODY FUND.-SupcriDtc
cnt Of Education Hugh S. Thompson
recently addressed al earnest letter to
DR.. Sears, the trustee Of the Peabody
School Fund, asking for liberal ap-
preparation for the benefit of public
schools in South Carolina for the ell
suing year. DR.. Sears has replied in
substance that in consequence of cor
tain losses recently sustained by the
Fund, the appropriation for this State
next year will not exceed $4,000. The
result of this correspondence is made
public in order that persons interested
may be informed beforehand. nnd that