The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-10-21


inc is the present schedule OF arrivals
ON the G. &. & \. RailroaL, unon the
basis OF WASHINGTON time, which is
sixteen minutes faster than Winnsboro
time:
DAY pASSENt;EIt--GOING NORTH.
Columbia, 1913, Il. m; Blythcwood,
11.3S; Rid"cway, 11.5; Simpsons,
1912, p. M Winnsboro. 1928; Ad-
wards, 1.O2: Blackslock, .CS; Chcs-
ter, .3S; Charlotte, +, p. III.
NIGHT rAssENGEH-CoING SOUTH.
Chester. 2.4l. Il. M; Cormwall's,
800; BIackstocti, 3.IG; Woodward'S,
3.22; White Oak, $50; hdgcr's 3.'l;
Winnsboro, 3.N; simpsons, i.l3;
Ridgcway, 4.30; Blythcwood. l.lS;
Columbia, 5.37 Augusta, 9.l5, a. m.
These trains stop only at the fol
lowing stations between Charlotte and
Columbia: Fort Mills. Rock Hill. ChcS- !
tcr. Winnsboro. Ridgcway, Blythe !
wood. Ohcr stations arc recognized
as "iiag stations"
FREIGHT TR NIE-GOING NORTH.
Columbia. $50, a. M; Bivthcwood,
G.,i5; lidgnway, 7.20; Winnsboro,
$40; Wo0dwurtcS. $50; CornWaiIs |
1925; Chester, ll.05; Charlotte, 3.l3,
=. IN.
FREIGHT TRAIN-GOING SOUTH.
Chester, 9.O5, Il. NJ; Cornwall's,
1925: Blacl<storli. 1913; Woodward's,
II; Winnsboro, 1918, p. H.; Ridge
way. 30; Biythcwood, 2.l5; Column
bia, $40.
Those freight trains have a coach
attached and run daily, Sundays cN-
ccptcd.
New Advertisements.
Notice to Crcditors-Jno. j. Neil,
Special Referee.
Bookbinding-E. r. Stokes.
Chester I'air-Julius Mills, Sccrc-
tary and Treasurer.
The drought was broken up on Sat
urtlav. Rain fell most OF thc day
and the temperature. fell several de-
grecs.
Mr.. T.. r. Stokes, the popular book
binder Of Columbia, advcrtisrs that he
is ready to doall work in his line. Mr..
Stokes is an experienced and sEillIul
mechanic, and guarantees thai his
work will give satisfaction.
About fifty applicants were cHamir-
cd for teachers on Saturday. Exami
nations for second and third grades
will be held next Saturday. The task
of examining papers is 4 very, labori-
Gus one, and the result cannot be an
nounccd for some time.
The Hampton County G"01Mi0n
found it necessary to issura supple
mHnt last week, to make room for q
lot Of new advertisements. We are
GHaIrliaNs prosperity. Iiis one Of the
lvalicst and handsomcst newspapers
in the State, and deserves all thc Sue
cess it may attain.
THE FAIRS. Col. Chas. r. Jones,
Secretary Of The Charlotte Fair Assr-
citation, will accept our thanks for a
complimentary ticket Of admission to
tho approaching Fair. to be held at
Charlotte, North Carolina. We return
thanks also to Maj. Julius Mills, sccrc-
tary Of The Chester Agricultural $ocic-
ty, for a ticket to the Fair which COM
mcnces on Tuesday, the 2Sth instant.
EXCURSION TO CIIARLEsroN.--In Or
der to give the people on the line Of the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad an opportunity to visit
Charleston to make their fall purchas-
cs, the Company sell tickets to
Charleston and return, good for five
(5) days, from its stations, atthe fol-
lowing low rates, viz: Dlackstock,
Sl.1O; Woodward'ss s. $4,O0;f Winns-
boro, s3.G5; Ridgeway, $3.50; Blythe
wood, S3.o5. These tickets will be
good dsonly on the passenger trains
which reach Columbia from Charlotte
division at go 4. M, and from Au-
gusta Division at 10A8 q. M, October
%, 1879. Excursion train leaves CO.
lumbia for Charleston at 800 p. IN.
samc day. 49,
Saturday was a very busy day in
town. Cotton jumped above ten cents
and tho farmers were happy. A great
deal Of cotton was in town. The
transactions Of tho Bank for the day
were about cightcon thousand dollars,
of which over eight thousand were
paid out III cash. The trcasurcr's
office was crowded, and nearly two
thousand dollars wcrc paid in taxes.
We'll informed parties say thcro 10 less