The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-22

from New York to Jerusalcmib by these
pictures is IL grand and instructive
sight, and we'll. worth taking. Such
shows as this can always expect to be
wcll,rccoived in Winnsboro..
Minnaugl:'s glass and crockcry ware
department is one of the most COM
plc.e in Winnsbvro.. y
COMMITTEES AppOINrED.--'The. fol-
lowing committees have been appoint-
cd from tho Democratic Club Of
.Winnsboro, to make arrangements for
the 2lth:
On Dccorations'--T.. r.. Robertson,
H.. W.. .I.auderdalc, r.. X. Elliott,.J. T..
McMastcE, j.. .. Boag, d.. r.. Flcnni-
Ken.
On Stand' and Grounds-S. II. FAINT.
Il. w. Phillips, r.. NJ. lucy. G.. A..
White, II. H.. kctclin, b.. Sugenheim-
0r.
On Watcr-R. +. McCarlcy, i. r.
A1onts, j. II. Cummings, A. Landcck-.
CT, W. Fl. Kcrr, q. b. Dunn,
DEMOCRATIC CDAY.--Eriday, tho 24th,
instant, is the time for the county
Democratic rally. 1t must be suc-
cess. Other counties arc having, the
most imposing turn outs. Faiyiicld
bore Oh n large portion of the honors
ill., h'Columbia. She must excel herself iri
Winnsboro. Every Democrat should
be III line, and every Dc nocrat should
also have a. rc(t skirt. Il procession
without red shirts is u tame affair.".
With these it is one of tho most inspir
Ing spectaclcs ever witnessed. a BAH
ncr has been offered by the County
Executive Committee for that club
which p;tEatbes the greatest number Of
rcd shirts in proportion to- its member
ship One rousing meeting now will
show tho radicals that Fairfield means
business. 1t is well to remind them of
this once i'll u while.
a SAD BEREAvEMENr.-- arc pain
eel to announce the death of little
James g., son Of Ntr. and Mrs. James
&. McCants, whio'. took place on Fri
day morning. lie had been in most
excellent health up TO Monday last,
when he was attacked with that fear
fu! disease dipththcria, and soon be-
came ilf Beyond tile hope Of recovery.
lie was about five years old and had Of
Kate been i'll especially robust health.
lie was an unusually bright and inter
csling child, andwas tavorite with
everybody. His death isa severe be-
rcavcmcnt to his parents---onc that can
be but partially sottcned by the knowl-
edge that tEcy have the Hearty sympa-
thy ola their many friends. -!Ehe
funeral services will be held at the
Presbyterian church at nine O'Clock
this morning. The friends and ac-
quaintanccs Of the family arc respect
fully invited to attend.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .-Mcssrs. p
l.andcckcr ~ Bro. are NOW getting in
their fall stock Of dry goods, clothing,
etc.. an;!are too busy to- get upan adj
Tcftiscmcnb telling Of what they have
to sell. Their next announcement.
giving full particulars, will appear in
future issue Of TIE News AND IEER-
AID. In tile meantime they invite
their friends and customers to come
and see them.
Mcssrs. Sugcnhcimcr and Grocsehcl
have now ready for inspection Il por-
ton OF their fall supply. This stock
was botN4sht BY Mr.. Groeschcl, on his
way back from Europe, and it will be
Kept to contain everything usually
+ found in q tisst-class furnishing house.
The store has been recently rctit ted
and rcmodclcd, and it now presents q
very handsome appearance.
Mr.. f.. W. Tfabcnicht,. Of the Morn
ing STAY Saloon, has just received II
new stock OF scgars-amOng them the
Hancock wld Engish'' and tho "Svn-
dicato." Mr.. II. knows himself what
good scgar is, andhc gcnally manaY-
cs to keep some on hand for his friends
and patrons.
JoHN EoBIAsoN's CmCus.-This
wcll-known circus will exhibit at
Winnsboro on the first of October.
This circus is too well known to re-
auirc much notice from us. Whcrcvcr
it has exhibited the press has spoken
in high terms Of the performance.
Among these notices we find the fol-
lowing in the Danvillc,. Va, News: