The news and herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1876-1881, 1880-09-29
TOWN AND COUNTY,
WEDNESDAY, September 20, 1880.

TOWN AND COUNTY.
WEDNESDAY, September 70, 1880.
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The ArcaEc-Mimnuugk.
Fall Landcckcr 81 Bro.
Don't Buy Elscwhcrr--R. W. Phil
lips.
10 Let y: C. McAtcc, Sec. Chester
lair Association.
Subscribe to tho your county during
the calr,rli91l.''
Two colorcd men living on one Of
Mr.. d. II. Flcnnikcn's places, have al
ready sold six teen heavy bales ofcot-
tom from Il two-mulc farm.
Our friend Mr.. n. G. Robertson HAS
already sold thirty-six balcs Of cotton.
Of this years crop, from iour-horsc
farm. There is life and money in the
old land yet.
We have received Il beautifully ell
gravcl invitation to attend tl>J Open
ing Of Mcssrs. wolfe Il Baruch in Dul-
las Texas, nthc 23d instant. a band Of
Music was 10 be on ha1d and things
to be generally lively. Sorrv we
couldn't step over, Sol, old lcli5w, but
we wish you abundant trade aid
coolies ofmoncy.
at IL competitive examination iii
Columbia for the appointments TO the
Nashville Normal School, John G..
buchanan. sHn of Or. II. a. Buchanan,
stood second, lie will leave this
week. Ilc is Il pupi. Of Mt. Zion
School, and a talented and thorough
fellow. Though sorry to loAc him,
we wish him success.
CoTro%.--Wimnsboro is offering the
top OF the market for cotton. Some
other places have a way Of paying q
fancy price for two or three bales mere
~ torun up the quotations, but for an
average none excel Wimsboro. Cot
ton is coming in well. On Saturday
last Mr. II. j. McCarlcy bought one
hundred and siXty-thrcc bales. Pret-
ty good for one day.
The Columbia Register Ola recent
date contained a very hattcriHg notice
or the fall opening Of Mcssrs. Dcs-
portcs & Edmuds. Their stock was
complete Anf gave c|'itlcncc W the
greatest skill and taste III selection.
Mcssrs. II. II. Elinuuds and }. NJ.
Edmnnds represent Fairfield, besides
whom arc several other competent
s,lcsmcn. Fairfield people visiting
Columbia will not fail to give this
house; Il call.
\ SAD ACClDENT.--N While Mr.. Pres
ton Ron was engaged in ginning on
Tuesday, lie brushed away the seed
that had accumulated, when the salts
caught his sleeve and drew in his left
hand. cutting and manSing it fearful
ly. After some delay surgical attcn-
ton was procured, and it was found
necessary to amputatc The arm above
the wrist. At last accounts hc was
doing well. Sinccrcst sympathy is cx-
tended to him in this serious atlliction.
The following is tho result
OF the Primary Election, pre-
cured just as we go TO press. The fol-
lowing arc nominated: For Senator,
T. y. Gailard. For Representatives,
Jno. W. Lylcs, G. e. Thomas. For
School Commissioner, John Boyd. For
Judge Of Probate, j. Il. Boylcs. For
Coroner, G. $. Ilinnant. No others
are nominated. The follow ing. arc
scnt back to the Clubs: For Repre-
scntativcs, G. ii. McNIastcr and II. S.