The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-08-12
TOWN AND COUNTY,
TUESDAY, MORNING. August aa. 1870

IUWN AND COUNTY:
TUESDAY. MORNING. August IL. 1870
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New Advertisements.
TO the ublic-Sugcnhcimc q
Grocschcl.
Clark's Thrcad-Gco. y. Clark, Sole
Agent.
Board of Equalization--I. N. With
Us, County Auditor.
Ayers Cherry pca'pra, wor'u.s
sgy2ot nciurdf tor coils, ruu"h> ..Iu
Consumption.
t.sF' HInmhorS or 'hc enusriin1ini,
committee for :ho Twelfth ito4.mcn
dinner are urgently requested 10 m@r|
the committee of arrangements, a"
Winnsboro Oh Monday, the 18th inst,
with money and carcasscs collected.
The Davis Sowing Machine con-
tinucs to give great satisfaction to all
who use it. Mr.. J. o. Boag, the agent
for Fairfield, has recently sold a large
number of these machines, and il
every case the purchasers arc perfectly
well pleased.
The Rcv. DR.. Gricr preached ut tho
Associate Reformed Church both
morning and evening OH Sunday. At
both services the congregations were
urge and, attentive. The sermons
were both admirable efforts, bcspcall-
ing fine reasoning powers, q critical
investigation Of the subjects treated,
and hearty Christian zeal.
httnnfinn &c rnlInI IN Dour oI
vcrtiscmcnt Of Mcssrs. Sugcnhcimcr Il
Grocschcl, in which they set forth
some Of the special bargains they offer
in certain lines of goods. In addition
to these, they still keep III stock full
line Of dry goods, fancy goods, boots,
shoes, hats and clothing. A visit to
tlloir store djscloscs q we'll kept stock
in wcll-arranged establishment.
DEATn.--Wc are deeply panied to
announce the death Of John Harris, the
eldest child Of IL. N. Obcar, Esq. He
was in robust health, but on Friday
diphtheria developed Itself with most
alarming symptoms, and thougR
trachcotomy was rcsorted to, the little
sufferer passed away OH Sunday morn
ing, only n few days before his third
birthday. Our heartfelt sympathy is
extended Oh this sudden and dreadful
bereavement.
PEAcnEs.-Since noticing the cx-
ccllent peaches sent us by Fred Steele
we have had our palatcs ticklcd by
some magnificent specimens Of the
same fruit grown by William Tight,
another colorcd man, which were as
fine and luscious as any we have ever
seen. The colorcd people of Winns-
boro arc paying much attention to
beautifying and improving their prop
crty, and number Of them have care
fully tended flowers and fruit Of the
choicest varieties. .,'....
At meeting Of the Committee of
Arrangements of the Fairfield Surviv-
ors of the Sixth Regiment the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed:
RaSozOed, That the the thanks of this
Co hmittee are duo and are hereby
warmly rendered to the committee of
ladies who aided them in their prepa-
rations for the late celebration. TO
their Jealous assistance and excellent
arrangement was largely due the success
Of The entertainment.
That they request the publication of
the above in the Winnsboro News AND
HERALD.
The CorroN CRop.-The report of
tho Charleston exchange for July is
based on cighty-ninc replies from
twenty-ninc counties. The weather
for July, with few exceptions, is
reported very hot and dry until the