The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-11
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
Masonic Mceting-G. B. McCants.
Fresh Goods--W. II. Donly.
Egg Nogg-F, w. Habcnicht.
Christmas Goods. Il. McNIastor
e Co.
SMOKE the Celebrated ''Monarch Of
the South" Cigars. Five thousand
just received at F. w. Habcnicht's,
Washington ST., near Depot. *tf
The cold driving castcrly rain .
storms of this season rarely fail to
a1ilict nearly everybody with colds.
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup-thc
surcst and safest cough remedy made.
Price 25 cents. =
In pursuance of the yrticc publish
cd, there was a meeting Of taxpayers
of School District No. II on Tuesday,
to act upon the question Of lcvying q
local tax. After some discussion, the
levy was fixed at one and onc-ha!f
mills. The meeting then adjourned.
Wylic, the son ofMr. John Wylic liv-
ing near Winnsboro, was riding be-
hind buggy in which his two sitcrs
were riding. Tho mule became fright
encd, ran agains, the buggy, and buck
ed several times, throwing Hugh be-
tween tho buggy and the wheel. His
foot caught in the spokcs and his leg
was twisted around the axle, the thigh
being broken and the bone protruding.
Several gentlemen who came up at the
time rendered assistance and stopped
the buggy. Medical assistance was
promptly rendered. Hugh bore it like
Il man and is now doing well.
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TIE CHARLESTON ELECTION.-A dis
patch from Charleston, dated Dcccm-
bcr 0, says: "Thc municipal election
to-day was quiet and orderly. The
contest was triangular, between Cour-
tcnay, regular Democrat, Sale who
also claimed to be regular Dcmocrat,
and Gayer, independent Democrat.
The last named was generally support
ed by the Republican leaders. The
colorcd vote was divided between the
three candidates, Courtcnay receiving
q large portion fit, including the
longshoremcn, who supported him in
q body. Returns tonight indicate
that Courtcnay is elected, and his
friends claim for him 200 majority
over the combined vote Of Sale and
Gaycr. The new city administration
is elected for the term Of four years"
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .-Mcssrs. j.
Il. McMaster & Go. have just received
a large lot Of nice things suitable fol
the Christmas season. For an emu.
mcration Of these articles rcfcrencc
must be had 10 thoir advertisements
which we have 10 doubt will prove q
temptation too strong to be resisted
In addition to these goods, Mcssrs
McMastcr e Co. have just opened
now lot Of cassimcres, jeans, kcrscys,
boots, shoes, hats, fancy articles, etc.
Mr.. VIM. II. Donly, whose now and
well arranged store stands on the
corner of Congress and College streets,
is also up to time for Christmas, and
has just III store lot Of staple and
fancy groceries, such as hams, dried
beef, mince meat, pigs feet, saur
-lraut, macaroni, cheese, etc. Mr.
Donly is widc-awakc merchant, and
keeps fully up to the times both as to
1,,,iono md 1ro,;ot;oo &c oo,>I,
Mr.. +. w. Habonioht announces the
receipt Of fine stock of wines, bran
dies, whiskeys, segars and tobacco, in
anticipation of the Christmas Holidays
Mr.. Habenicht has had long experience
in all branches Of his business, and
whom he says q thing is fine. he knows
whereof he spcaks.-At his saloon
near tho passenger depot, he is also
prepared to supply fish and oysters;
always choice, fresh and palatablc.
THE HELEGIsLATURE.- correspond.
ent Of the NeaOs and Courier, writing
from Columbia on the Sth inst, says
"The Legislature has now been in
session for about third Of tho time
which the House allotted to it for the
completion of its work for this year.
What has bccn accomplished thus for
has boon almost entirely Of prclimi-
nary character. A largo amount OF
work has been placed before tho body,
and by 1t given to its committees to
perform. The progress in tho disposal
Of tho mass Of bills, resolutions, &C.,
has been comparatively slight. A
number Of uninportant and vcry
few important measures havc accom-.
plishcd their routine course and have
been taken from tho calendars, but
the vastly larger proportion are still
either III tho lands Of tho committees,
or awaiting that critical period III
their lives, their second rcading, when
thcy are section by section submitted
to the scrutiny of somo hundred and
odd pairs Of eyes, generally closely