The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-09-30

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Tax Noticc-E. S. Chandler.
Great Induce cmcnts-U. G. Des-
potcs.
The New York IIcralu--J. G.. Denr
net.
Shaving Saloon-J.. NJ. Mccall.
Quite lnrge quantity of cotton was
sold in town yesterday. TAe price
ranged from 10.4O to 10a..
The nights arc turning cooler, but
the pcsty mosquito doesn't notice it
Aalfso much as his victim.
Tho town council have had the
guardrhouso cleaned out and rciittcd
-wc suppose in anticipation Of circus
day.
Our friend Mr.. N. G. Robertson has
already sold thirty-six bales Of cotton
Of this years crop, from q four-horse
1aln. There is life and money in the
old land yet.
Robinson's circus will exhibit here
tomorrow. AS it has been some time
since we have been visited by ono of
these combinations, we may expect to
sec tho town full to overlooking.
Mr.. U. G. Desportcs gives notice
through our columns this morning
that he has just received full and
complete stock Of dry goods, groceries,
otc.,. WHICH. he will sell: at bottom
prices, Sec advertisement.
Cotton in the patches about town is
now beginning to open rapidly, and
all hands ale now employed in gath
cring out the crop. The yield will
not be very large. but will encourage
greater efforts next year.
Our esteemed tcllow-toWnsman,
MIR. A. IL. Fleming, startoq| from this
place for Texas, on "Wednesday. lie
expects to go into tho mercantile firm
Of Wolfe & Baruch, of Dallas. We
wish linn u safe trip to his: future
home and hope that the most ample
success may smile upon him wherever
he casts his lot.
Tho return Of the County Executive
Committee shows the following to bc
the result Of the Democratic primary
election on Monday:
FOR SENATE -
Il. d. Elkin,. $685., If: A., Gaillard,
sssll ! lS2 2lsA->---1s's,----G,~>
Total vote cast, 1,470:
FOR TIE HOUSE,.
~. S. Brice, .G52 ~. w. Lyles. 1867;
G.. II. McNlaster, G93; TIP. Mitchell,
325; james Pagan, 624; G.. T., Thomas,
zG9; j. b. Turner, 2O6..
Total vote cast, ,445,
FOR SHERIFF..
j. Preston Cooper, 2OS:J j. B. Davis,
3l6; r. e. Ellison, Jr., 365; j. ID, Nc
Carlcy, 564; II. n. McMaslcr, 40.
Total vote cast, 1,l93.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
John Boyd, 835; James Douglass,
GIG.
Total vote cast, ,4S1.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE.
Il. =. Bell, 22S; j. r. Boyles, 1,244.
Total vote cast, 1,472.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER,
The following are tho six having tho
highest number Of votes: j. a. Stew
MT. 4lS; III. M. Zealy, Ill; H.. ..
Duke, 413; j. A. Hinnant, 397; j. r.
Harvey, oo6; j. &. Heron, 312.
Total vote cast, ,165,