The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-30
SOUTH C-tiiULIN.4 NEU'S.

The Catholic church at Aiken is
to be rebuilt.
-Ihc Cllcraw and Chester Railroad
Company is building moro box cars.
increase or business ncccssitatcs it.
-Consilcrablc feeling exists at
Iorkvillc in regard to The sale of the
material Of the .gas works to q Spnrtan-
burg company.
ALFRED McNinch, Of T.aurcns, con-
Vlctcd OF mansiauHhtcr, was sentenced
10 ten years Imprisonment in the ran;-
tcniiary. Blackwell, convicted OF The
same oftoncc, was sentenced to five
years. Imprisonment.
"A negro named Simon TYLER was
rum over by the down night passenger
rain Friday evening" near Robbins Sta
ton, on the Port Royal Railroad, and
his head completely severed He was
supposed to have been intoxicated.
o.. -. 49, n" "a. I"eL JUiIu Is.
Door, OF Townvillc, Anderson county.
met most tragic end by a tub Of scdi-
mcht falling from the mouth TO the bot
ON Of well in which he was ut work.
striking his hcad, and causing instant
death. .,,
A gang of twenty-five convicts
were Drought to thc pcni;cntinrv On
Saturday from the Greenwood and
Augusta Railroad, thev.betuv consiI-
cred unfit for duty. One ot,hc nnm.
Der died on the way. On their arrival
they We're examined by special board
ofnhysic!ans. consisting oiDrs, Toylor
Griilin and Howe. The condition OF
these conricts is represented as piliablc
in the extreme.
A bold ROBBERY was attempted
upon the wagon Of Mr.. Brudior,i Of
Fort Mill, Oh Monday night, six miles
above Lancaster. a negro rcprcscnt-
ing him%clf rs having authority to
search all wagons, and who claimed to
DC = revenue officer, hailed The waron
OF Mr. H., and ailcr going through it
was in the act Of taking or n box of
merchandise, when the driver knocked
thc negro down several times. The
thlcf, when he recovered himself. made
his escape.
The personal difficulty between
Col. D. j. Dargan and Col. Joseph Fl,
Earle was referred to board of honor
consisting Of Gen. Jno. D. Kennedy.
Mai. I. W. Woodward and Can't. H.
a. Gaillard. Thcscgentlcmcn publish
the following card: "Gencral Gnio-
nard Hiclardsonf the friend of Col. !.
j. Dargan, and MIR. w. ID. BIapdinu
the friend Of Col. j. II. Earle, haviD"
at our request submitted to us rs
mutual friends the correspondence be-
tween the gentlemen, we have adjust
cd the matters in issue between them
parties"
In accordance with with tho pcti-
ton or large number Of citizens for
further respite Of George Gary,
who was sentenced to be hanged at
Beaufort OH Friday, supported bv
number of affidavits tending to show
that the homicide was committed in
scli-dctcncc, Governor Simpson has
rcsplted the prisoner until the 2Ist of
November next. The general ilnDres-
rion now is that before this respite ex-
pircs the governor will be induced to
commute tho sentence to imprisop-
mcnt in the penitentiary for life. The
news was received quito nnexpcctcdly
by Gary, buthe manifested little or no !
emotion, and appears to have little |
apprehension that he will be executed. |
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--Spcaking of the horse and mulc
trade tho Atlanta Constitution saws: !
II is held by some of tho drOyers that
have already arrived that pricee will be- !
higil this year. This it is said is oc-
casioncd BY q scarcity in the Western
markets ofthe class Of animals that
are suitable for this trade. Tho farm
crs Of Tho South, and especially of
Georgia, have become 80 independent
during the past few years that they
will not buy anything but tirst-claSs
horse or mule. The animals have cot
to be of good size, we'll shaped and
serviccable. before n sale can be made
to the progressive and wcll-to-lo !.
farmer Of the present day, and Gcor-
gia is getting full of them.
CULTIVATE RosEs.-Nothing adds so
much to the comfort and beauty Of
homo as the cultivction of flowers.
Nor does anything add moro to the
beauty and comfort OF man or woman.
than the roses OH tho checks Of those
IN good health. DIR. Gildcr's Liver
Pills will always impart this roseate
,hle II used IN time. For salo by DE-. Z
w. II. Aiken Tfsg5 49, iS1n ~