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An Astronomical Event for June.

The planetary record of this month VIII be
diversified by an event of extraordinary inter
est 4 remarkably close conjunction between
Mars and Saturn will take place on inc last
day OF the month. The two planets, al NE
nearest approach. Will only be separated ny
one minute of an arc or the sixteenth par' ol II
degrcc-an intervening space so small that To
the unassisted eve Mars will seem 10 pass iii
rcctly over the more distant Saturn. Indeed,
it is not improbable that an occutallon Will
really occur, instead OF a close conjunction II
this prove To bc the case, the astronomers oi
the present century will have an almost I'M
Iuuc phenomenon To place upon their annals.
We believe there is but one well authenticated
occurrence OF the kind ON astronomical rec
orGs. and that is an occultation OF Jupiter by
Mars on the 9th of January, 1871. \ close
conjunction between Mars and Saturn is also
a rarity; the last one occurring on me ism
day of April, 1871, Unfortunately for -\lAeri-
can stargazcrs, the phase OF closest cohluhc'
ton in this longitude will take place at about
, o'clock in the afternoon, IN unlavoraDIe
time for making observations on the stars Eu-
ropean scientists will be no better of, but those
who live in the longitude of Australia will en-
10y the cnviablc opportunity. AS Australia is
noted for its clear sky and pure atmosphere,
and possesses telescopes OF great power, we
may hope for full descriptions otthc rare event.
Mars and Saturn will. however, be worth look
ing after, though the best part of the play Is
over They Will rise on the Both OF the month,
not long after midnight, nearly at the same
time, and, of course, not very far apart spec
ial notice should be directed to IA comparison
of the color Of the two planets. Saturn is
usually of Il dark leadcn color but when near
Mars he takes on delicate green, the ruddy
blaze of Mars producing this effect on what is
called the principle of Complementary rolols,
There is little else that Is noteworthy IN the
history Of these two planets during the month,
They are both approaching us in their progress
toward their opposition with the sun and max
ing the morning sky more beautiful by their
increasing size and brilliancy. Mars rises
now about l., and Saturn not far from 2o'cIock.
- prNrlHEnca .InNrlNI
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Something New Making Lumber iron
Straw


We read in the Oshkosh (WlsJ NoHhHeSt
ei1,: a gentleman Of Bushnell, H., recently
exhibited some samples of lumber that have
attracted much attention among the lumber
men, and which, if it possesses all the virtues
that are claimed for it, is certainly one Of the
most important inventions Of its kind ever
brought 10 notice II II is - success il viii
form 70 uru era IN The arr ~ hUlidju@ H.
make hard wood umbcrOu o. common - beet
STRAW, viii! al. effects ri polish ana finish
which is Obtanable on the hardest ot black
walnut and mahogany, at as little cost as clear
pine lumber can be made up for, is the claim
of the inventor, and the samples of which he
produces would 90 far toward verifying his
claims. The process is rs follows He takes
ordinary straw board; such as is usually man.
utactured at any paper mill is used for the
purpose. As many sheets are taken a. are re-
quIred to make the thickness of lumber dcslr-
ed. These sheets are passed through Il chemi-
cal solution which thoroughly sottens up the
fibre and completely Saturatcs il. The whole
is then passed through a succession of rollers,
dried and hardened during the passage as well
as polished, and then comes out Of the other
end of the machine hard dry lumber ready
for use. The inventor claims that the chemi-
cal properties hardened in the fibre entirely
prevent understandings and render the lum-
Der combustibe only in "A very hot fire. The
hardened finish on the outside also makes ii
lmpervious to water The samples on cNhibi-
ton could hardly be told from hardwood lum.
Der, and in saving it the difference could not
he ,etectcdn
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some of the rough corners and angular motions

some Of the rough corners and angular motions
of the sons of toll.
And last but not least, the pleasure OF form
ing acquaintances that are beyond estimate
and whose memories are like rays of light
bearing sunshine and gladness to every heart.
As said in the beginning, social culture should
begin at home, but itsEcopc is boundess. |
have mentioned few Of the more common
and matter,ofiact ways of culture which can
be reached by all, hardly touching upon the
deeper and more varied ones, open to the iav-
ored sons of fortune, by way OF travel, books,
highly cultured society, &c.
In closing would say, let our watchward
be- "Onward and Upward"
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Two dreams recorded IN the New Haven
P,fRddtRn: In dream last week Middle
town man passed through trial for murder
which seemingly lasted three weeks, in which
n great many witnesses were examined and ell
oouent pleas hours long delivered. At last he
was convicted and sentenced. While on the
scatfold, protesting his innocence to the last
the trap was sprung. The rope broke ana he
ran away lie was pursued by thepeople and
the police, but he cluded them until nightfall,
when he ventured to visit his home. There he
found his wife attacked by gang OF rufiians,
He killed one of them and drove the rest away
Then he awokc and discovered that he had
been through these terrible ordeals, all this
suffering and anguish, and the three weeks
trial, while he had been sleeping only three
minutes Last Friday night Thomas Cook, a
hack. driver of this city, saw IN dream, IN
connection with a murder, the figures anu ..
On Saturday he played these numbers in
policy shop and won 1925. HIS faith In dreams
Is now stronger than ever.
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County Court.
IN rliOBATE

Estate of Peter Eek, order for private sale %
chattel property.
Estate of Joseph ilcslet, same
Estate of VI. Elch, appraismcnr BILL inventory
and report of accounts approved.
Estate OF j. b Neuschcr report of accounts
approved
Guardianship of VIM. Dcbo ct al, Theresa De.
10 appointed guardian; qond, $1,000.
Estate of Henry Aaron, claims allowed amount
Ing TO $4l1.GG.
Estate of VIM II. Brown, final report APP
proved estate declared settled, and cXccutriX
discharged
Estate of John Finn, report Of public sale o
chattlc property approved.
Estate of Peter Sweeney, final settlement ord.
cred.
Estate of Morris Neustadt, same.
Estate of August Bcret, new appraisers APP.
pointed
Estate of George ". Johnston, inventory APP
proved
Estate OF Nat. ;. Pierce, report of accounts APP
proved
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7'NHE is i1l J..
Is there anything to beat
This ere holiness Of the heat
Prickly heaty
It's most unpleasant pickle
When We feel the dewdrops trickle
Down our foreheads-how they tickle
How we catch
At our handkerchiefs and scratch,
oh, the heat
Oh, our feet!
They are blistered, sore and faded
our socks are moist and faded
Oh, the heat,
And the prickly heat presuming
On our feyered backs Is blooming
Oh, the heat
And as sun and dust are looming.
now that prickly heat comes booming
Like the measles II is catching,
And IT keeps US busy scratching
How il prickles,
How il tickles-
All our countenance iliumins-
Oh, the heat,
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye

The Best Sdlce in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds of Skin
Eruptions. This Saivc is guaranteed TO give per
fec, satisfaction In every case or money refunded
Price - cents per boz. For sale by +. Y. Griggs,
Ottawa uk
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CUANcERY DOCKET.

Observation-Disclosures Kelley V. VIM. Kelley;
Edward T. Perley V. Hiram kilbourn; George w.
Reed Y. Daniel f. Moller; Fred Larch, con'r etc,
V. Isaac Eckert ct al Jane Laughrin V. Andrew
Laughrin; Hugh NJ. Hamilton ct al v; James II
Pickcns ct al; Dora Iornicke V. W. Hornickle
Sclab Wait, exr, etc, '. Henry f. Gedneyct al.
e. l.. Blanchard V. c. f. Hanscom.
Samuel McMath ct al. V. r. W. Batchcldcr, sur
viving partner, etc, creditors bill; hearing and
decree.
William Smith Y. Polly smith, divorce; decree.
Mary Blakeslce " James kenworthy ct al, in
chancery; decree set aside aud cause dismissed.
f. J, Ward ct al V. w II. Lehman, in chanccry;
report Of sale confirmed, decree
W. Bushnell " D. Stark ct al; bill for injunc-
ton; Injunction dissolved.
Mary A. Mobcry CT al. V. Thomas Mobrry ct al
in chanccry; report of sale confirmed.
VIM +. McInturf V. Margaret Jane McInturf;
divorce; decree.
Wnifred Cody " Richard Cody; petition Tor
dover; +. J. Walbridse appointed guardian od
GtD. for defendant.
John H. Hosford v Abel lIogaboonl, admir-
etc, ct al bill to forcclosc; d. b. Snow APP
pointed guardian 0I Hcm for minors, masters
report and decree.
j. L. Mccormick v Christana Gucnthcr ct AL
in chanccry; b. +. Lincoln appointed guardian
al H,0 for MINOR defendant
\. VI, Buren, Y. Patrick Mcdonnell ct AL, bill
for injunction, decree.
Lizzie Pcddicerd V I'm. ID. Pcddicord, decree
of divorce.
r. f. Mackmlay v Mary Higgins ct al, in
chancery, masters report and decree.
Ottawa Building N IL. Assn V. Jno. Gcraghty,
in chaucery, masters report and decree.
Sarah f. Barnes '. Henry J. Waite ct al, bill
to ioreclosc, bin pro rottSSo, referred to master.
Rcbccca !, Daniels Elmon Daniels, decree OF
divorce
K. d. Lyman Y. Armour ct al, bill to forclosc,
on trial
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SANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE

Is local and constitutional remedy and IS applied 10
the nasal passages by Insulation, thus auy E inlaL
nation and pain and NJ once correcting, cleansing,
and purifying the secretions. internally administered
acts upon the organs OF circulation, Keeps the Skin
moist and neutralzcs the acid poison that has found iG
way into the stomach and thence 40 the blood Thus
progresses In both direct and IL does not
seem possible for human ingenuity TO devise more
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$4,000 REWARD.

Will give the above reward Information oi the where
recovery Of Mare stolen nom me on rluay eve
ming 10th inst. She is bay high headed ght ia ,'
on, with leather strap with snap on H. Sr j. H''N
old weight I.3lN Ms. b"twrcn III! and IL hands Eh
Il,lrpss RESIN DEBOlT.
innIftt Wr,lrui III.
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Farm at q BARGAIN.

The Hupkin, Farm kuowuas thc chan pin place, about
We IrIcs from OTTAWA vii be- sold at de- dtG bargain, "a
clos, an estate There II better ud n 1t Sale county,
and this a very cslrah" farm IN az rspccs For partlr
ulars inquire Of D' i. % iAhhlS'
ottawa. H., May 10. lSi"-f
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SURPRISING CURE.

GeRGtmen. About twelve years ago, while travel.
ling with Father kemp's Old Folks Concert Troupe
tenor singer took severe cold and was laid up AT
Newark Nj This cold brought on severe attack OF
Catarrh. which battlCd with every known remedy for
four weeks without avail and was finally Obliged TO
give up most desirable position and return home,
unable to sing note. For three years afterwards
unable to sing at all. The first attack OF CatGrrh
had left nasal organs and throat sensitive that the
slightest cold would bring on fresh attack leaving
me Frustrated. In this way continued to uiier. The
last attack the severcst ever had was terrible =
fered the most excrucia.ng pain IN my head was so
hoarse as to be scarcely able 10 speak and conGhcd
necessarily. ] thought was going into quick con
sumption, and firmly believe that had these symp'
toms continued without relief they would have rcn.
dered me an easy victim. When IN this distrgSsng
condition. commenced the use of SASYOED's lAplCaL
CURE FOR CArARRH, very reluctantly, confess 40 had
tried all the advertised remedies without benefit. The
first dose of this wonderful medicine gave ne the
greatest relief It's hardly possible for one whose head
aches ache who scarcely articulate distinctly
on account of the choking Accommodations in his throat
realize how much relief obtained from the rst a
pcation of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE. Under its in.
fuence both internal and external rapidly recovered
and by an occasional use of the remedy since have
been entirely free from Catarrl for the frst time ia
twelve years. -
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.Aw DOCKET,

Dismissal. Joseph L. Skinner Y. The City Of
Ottawa; Daniel Jardine, for use, etc, V. The
Cont. ms. Co of New York; same V. The Union
Nat. Bank Of Streator James Flanagan, for use,
etc, V. thomas Colwell ct al; The People, for
use, etc, V James Mackin.
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THE COURTS.

The June term began on Monday (9th) at :
O'Clock. Judge Goodspeed on the bench, The
following is the record:
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Hem advertisements.
SANFORn'e
RADICAL. c., ". 4..
For CATAHEEa
A purely vegetable dstiIlatlon entirely
unlike all other remedies.

n the preparation OF tla remarkable irNtIy cN y
herb, plant. and lurk Is s9bleetId to uttlAt I.
yapor, condensed and bottled What Remains IL tit
still is inert, yaueless, and totally unn Tor Us IN al
organism 30 delicate as the nasal passages. i'' al
snliifs are nsouble compounds oil WOODY LOre al TINT
tures satnr ated solutions,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-06-12

C"rolin"@Railroad Conpany, already
mentioned, is sixteen thousandpounds.
Such abo& car will contain rrom twcn-
ly-siN to twcnty-ei&ht bales. Putting
the bales at $50 pounds each (thcy can
easily bc made torcach 500 oaell) car
can carry $4,000 pounds. Putting
them ut 800 pounds each, the load
would be 1900 pounds. There isn't
much that is "bully" about such a
ioad.--Thc sooncr>this question as to
the "bulltincss,,sor "heaviness" of a
bale Of cottohisp settled, the better.
Some steps should be taken in the
direction ofsuch settlement. In the
meantime, itmay be ethatmerchants and
cotton-growcrs alike will hayo to sub
NIT to tho exccsses Of that cnterprising
and benevolent corporation, tho Char
lottc, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company. s.
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DEATH OF DIR. DARBY.-A private
dispatch received in Columbia all
nounced the sad intelligence of the
death Of this distinguished physician
in Now York city OH Monday after
noon. About fifteen months ago he
was engaged i'll dissccting a body for
the instruction Of his class Of students,
when he accidentally received a Slight
wound upon his hand from the same
knife that had been used in thc work
Of dissection. The body had not been
subjected to the ordinary process by
injection fsubstanccs into The arteries
to prevent decomposition, and conse-
qucntly, the virus adhcring to the
knife being absorbed into his system,
DIR. Darby soon after became i'll from
the effects Of this accident, and it was
ultimately the cause of his untimcly
death. DR.. Darby was well known in
Winnsboro, and ho leaves l,cro many
friends to mourn his loss. Ilc was in
the prime Of life, being in the forty
third year of his age His remains
have been taken to Columbia, and the
funeral services will he held there this
morning. ., u,r3.,... ,..,,v ...
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THE FRIEND OF ALL!
| UOLLOWAY'S PILIS!!

81 had no 'dppctilo; Holloway's pills
vo mo a hearty one" s
"Your Pills ore marvellous"
'I'send foranother box, and kecp them
in tho house"
81 DR.. Holloway hos curod my heodach he
that was chronic.
lgavo one of your Pills to my bnbo
for cholera ,morbus Tuo dear little
thing got we'll in q day"
cured"
"Your box of Holloways Ointment
cnrcd mo Of noises in tho head. I
rubbed some Of your Ointment behind
the ears and tho noise has left"
Send me two boxes; I want ono for q
poor family"
II enclose dollar; your price is 25
cents, but the medicine to mo is worth a
dollar" " ."
"Scnd me five boxes Of your Pills"
Let me have three boxes of your
PILLS by return mail, for chills and
I hnve over 200 such testimonials as
these, but want Of spaco oompels mo to
conclude.
For CuTANEous D1soRDERs,
And oil oruptions Of the skin, this Oint-
ment In most Invaluable. 1t does not
heal extornall " alone, but pcnetratcs
WIFI tho most searching effects to the
worry root of evil.
HOLLOWIE'S OINTMENT.
| Possessed of this remedy, cvory mnn
may % own doctor. It may be rubbed
into the systom, so rs to reach any in
ternal complaint; by these means, cures
sores or uloors i'll the throat stomach,
liver, spine or other parts. It is an in.
fallible remedy for bad legs, bad breasts,
contracted or stiff joints. gout, rheuma.
tism and all skin diseases.
IMPORTANT CAuT1OH.--Nono are genuine IN.
less the signature OF j. HAYDOCK rs agent FOR
lnc united states surrounds cach box or pills
ana Ointment Boxes at rs cent?, G2 cents, ana
" Ihcre Is considerable saving by taking
'iAc ihBer SlXea. HOLLOWAY & CO.,
ro,>, .... New York.
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How TO GO TO SLEEr.-A medical
authority recommends the following
10 those who suffer from slccplessncss: {:
When ready for bed sit down in an
easy position relaxing all the muscles
Of the body and let the head drop. for.
ward on the breast as low as it will
fall without torcin" it. Sit quietly in
this way for a few minutes, and Il
drowsy feeling will cnsuc, which will,
if not disturbed, lead TO u refreshing
sleep. If the slccplcss 1T comes on il,
the night, sit up in tic position de-
scribcd.
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TliURSDAE MOENIN&, JnGo ~, 1870
rEkMs OE,T'uE NEWS AND HERALD
--wrrtwcekly edition, four dollars pc,
un,ruan. in advance; weekly edition,
tWp,dolars and fifty cents per6,tnun,,
irulyanco. Liberal ,disaYnnt to clubs
Of, five and upwards. q }n% ..
l}vrlis Of DTHirlslNG,. t!One dollar
per inch for the first: Insertion, ad
fifty conts per inch for each subsca .enI
insertion. These rates apply t0al1 ttd-
vcrtisGmcntsy whatever ilssatu &c, ancl
are payable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made on very liberal terms Tran
siont local notices, fifteen cents, per
line for the first Insertion and seven
and onc-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes of respect charged rs advcr-
tiscmcnts. Simple announcements or
marriages and deaths published free or
charge, and solicited.
All communications, of whatsoever
nature, should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company,
Winnsboro, S. G. >.
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Z q.
TIE FREJeuT ON CoTroN. -Thcsadil-
road folks arc now charging two dollars
and thirty ocnts por bale OH cottons slip
ped from Winnsboro to Columbia. We
understand this charge is based upon
tho absurd pretext that cotton is q
"bnlky" article, and should he charged
for by the cubic foot. If the charge
be made byIWoight,i tho freight OH a
balc weighing 400 pounds IS, according
to the charter Of the road, about sevan
ty-eight cents. This charge by meas-
nrementwill strike most sensible peo-
pie as the merest sllbterfuge. Tho
Weight capae iity off.a box cal, . cording
: a,to'the Railroad D own, showing tanitlio
case Of K,aoD IS, GslS IS. me 81 So,ttb 81
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DR. g. EH. EAHDD.
NOW I IS J. THE T ] OPPORTUNITY,
AVAIL YOURSELF OF TT a.e.

Preserve your books, periodicals,
newspapers and music.
State, county and railroad officers, and
business men genorally, suppliedf with
blank booas made to any rattofns ! { |!
Allg fsmilies havo old books periodi-
Gals, Newspapers, music, &C., which thoy
desire to transmit to their postcrity. Then
HAVE THEM REBOUNDl
Which will preserve them and will make
them look almost as we'll rs now.
Old books, 60, should not only be
rebound, but tho current literature of Tho
present day should DO put in durable
form 'presorvation>ns we'll.
This can bo done in tho shortest DOS
siblo timo, with the best. material, in the
most handsome and durable style, and at
q prico which cannot be duplicated any.
where, by T.. r. STOKES,
Stationor, Bookbinder and Blank Bool,
Manufactured, No. 155 Maiff fstroet, 81 q
ConUMB1A, 8. q.
@1- Send in your orders at once,
mcl
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Speaking Of hisrcccn visit to Winns-
boro, the editor Of the Chester state
Bulletin kindly says: conc Of the
plcasantcst features of the day, as far
as We were concerned, was visit to
the Office Of the NVinnsboro News
AND HERALD. Fairfield has an able
and fearless representative in our con-
temporary. Its sound, well-timcd and
trcnchant editorials arc q shining ,cyi-
dencc Of the ability Of its hclmsmcn."
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A VERY Liberal, I,PRoPOsrrIoN.-W
recently received from Mr.. G.. W.
Soulc, President Of the "Southcrn
Standard Press Company" Of NIcridi-
an, Missy the following remarkably
liberal proposition: ~ '"'
'Wcgwill give you .S1,0O CASH, to
run q 5halfinch sfaH' III your weelIy
paper 26 times. Will pay you immc-
tlintely on receipt Of tho 3thsncopy of
your papcr, Containing it. II YOU
aoccpt, you must be certain to send us
the first copy Of the papers, containing.
sad" rs evidence of its proper in
scrtion., H..3.1 S,,. =, II fr.,l "oH
The regular price for this advertise
ment, counting it, according to tho
invariablo rule Of nowspapor men, as
one inch, would be $3.50, and the
contract prico about 5000. Or, if /, tic
actual measurcmont-onc Of an
inch-4be taken, tho prico would be
1915 in the ono case, and 5000 in tho
other. But tho Southern Standard
Press Company offers one dollar--.a
whole dollar! just think Of it1--r5a
Vho1c ,d6lla'. for. frinning an advertise
ncnt six months! And this to be paid
in casll-well, not exactly in cash, but
on the thirteenth insertion Of tho adj
vcrtise1nent. In dull season like the
present, such an offer tonpts us, but
we must decline We want aaycrtis-
Ing patronagc-want it very, very
much. But then to give chap be-
twcen six and thirteen dollars worth
Of advertising for ono dollar wont
enable us to mako ends moot. by the
way, Meridian, Miss, ought toRbc! q
good place for newspapers If they! have
many "Southern Standard Press
Companies" there. SI9SJl
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,FAX sE'FatHRNS.


ME County Auditor, or mn assistant,
l. will be at the following places on
tho days deagnatcd, for the purpose OF
receiving returns Of Tie taxpayers Of th {
county, for the next fiscal year, vlz:,tA
Woodwara's, Juno 6 and 7 -
RilSeway, Juno 8 and 10 ...rfra'
Blythcwood, June II and II.
Glnddon's Grove, June 13.
Calawclfs Store, Juno H.
Durham's, June lG md II. r
Bear Greek, juno Is and 10.
Horeb, Juno23 and 81.
Jcnkinsviile, Juno 25 and &C.
Monticello, June 27 and 2S
Fcastcrvillc, June 80 and July /,
White Oak, July 3.
Inc Office at this place (Winnsboro)
viii be open from 1st to 5th Juno, and
from 4th to Goth July. Each taxpayer is
requlred>to make return on oath fof all
owned or controlled by them on
Juno lst. All citizens between
the ages of twenty -ono and sixty
years, except those exempt by law, arc
required to make return of their polls.
After Tho Goth July, q penalty of fifty per
cent. attaches. I. N. WITHERS,
may 6.tXIf County Auditor.
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The article which we reprint else
where, on the Winnsboro IIistrionic
Club, evidences the appreciation in
which the talents Of its members arc
hcldby outsiders. We trust they will
always be as much appreciated by our
OWL community. g..
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HEhSeDNKG NERGRG,l,HNG.

\ regular communication of Winns-
Ia boro Lodge, No. II l., a. +. NJ will
be held at Masonic Hall on Thursday
evening, juno 18th, at 81 o'clock,
Ct. B. MoCANTS,
june 12-1t Secretary.