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, 1880-07-18
THE THIRSTY STRANGER.

It Was weary traveller
Who came unto I'm inn:'
From west tn east his journey led
The man through thick and thin.
Sore spent with toilsome wintry ways,
He pined for drink and food;
Cer1es for such i faintinx soul
The best was none too good.
"Ho, damsei!' quoth the thirsty lips
To one who seemed the maid.
"Go brew me hot, from boiling pot,
a mug Of lemonade.
:" And let the merry peel noat there,
For that's the eftcst why
t.. make the lit]unr comforting,
I've heard old people say
The awe-str1,s:}s maid locked up afraid,
AZ Que VIII, hears Il ss.ut1d
That rendS the wilofe :ls10nished air
From caves uf guilt profound.
Then low replied. with eycballs wide,
To him who would carouse:
~The lemon is forbidden, here
We keeps a temp p'r1ncc housed"
, 1880-07-18
AMBITION.

For TIE Chicago Tribune.
The world Is wide, and yet we fiud.
In every cline and r1ncc.
Men toillug hard, with nigh; and mind,
For riches anu more space
Even those whose weary, agcd breast
From iite's dull care and strife
Should clain pan Of peaceful rest
The balance of their life,
For riches and for honors still =
VIII struggle, tell, and push.
With such Il greed aud such will
AS might cuase youth to blush.
Within a fragile little bark,
Away trtln friends and bone,
Through ftHk- bound coasts and tempests dark
The muriuer will rUa1n.
The soldier leaves his wife and friends,
And for the victor's crown
Will sacrifice ail other ends
His very life lay down.
What is it tempts the human race
Such dangers tn pursue,
In every cline and every place?
Ambition. it is you! HI. C. S.
, 1880-07-18
TOM TAYLOR.

The New York Dyumdtic Mirror publishes tht
following partial list of the combinations, stars
and opera companies which will bc OH the roat
next season, together with the numes of theil
agents or managers who muy be empow
cred to transact their business affairs
Goodwin's Frolfqucs, a. Mackenzie; Leavitt's
burlesque company. NJ. u. Lea,itt, Marcl,:
Griste, E. Il. Gotthold; .Leavitts lfentz,santley
Noyelty com'pany 1'l,a d;; Il kose9haHm y
Halls strategists. Charles Melville; Mackay's
company; ''1ie Club George L. Smith; Hair
ris9nF 3 Mart H91lsE Agnes teS1
Brlyartle. Ike Leech; The knights, J. E. MI
xeut; Modieska Isl l-'sS>.. Arthur f. Stowe;
Minnie Pa,rnecs ,Boarding School, Hugh
Bisscji: Golden Game" Charles Wing: !" Our
Goblins," William G; Mltcnell.. J. ". Burke;
The 'rroubalours, {. J. Grouse; Frank Muyo. E.
vcnpoet. Gus Mortimer; Lcavitt Rcntx Min
strcls. Kit Clarke, kinnicott: Golfers '*Dank-
ers Daughter" combination; Z. F; Atwood;
tcr's pleiades. Hurry St. 0rmonl; Put Rooney
company, H. Miner, II. L. Townsend; Tony pas-
tor ,, company, Harry Sa%nderson; % John nineess;
has"s Nn1s1a sna C5pne Thea ;s1 Asgge sWSs
!; y. Hickey, 4; S. Thomas; Mary Anderson,
"S' ksene sef euH Hayden Il Pbips;s oS
jefferson, H; S. Taylor: Thayer concert co1sl-
nany, ". 2. Chapman: Berger Fnrnily, u. Der
ger: Sol smith Russell, ". W. Fowler: ABBOTT
opera troupe. e; II: Pratt, n. Tobin; Ny Part
ner," 1. A!drich, +. Bowers; Galley Slave"
Denier George $: Sydney; Barlow. wilson, PrI,n-
rose T. Vests Minstrels.. II. ]. Claphnm: Kate
Claxfon. Spencer Cone; John McCuliouyh. Capt:
Connor; Den Thompson and All tho Rage"
company: J; y: Hill; Lotta, D. Reyes: Milton
Mobiles, Il. s. Wires: Mnst.nlon Alinstrcls. D. B.
Hodges; Big Four Minstrels, J. Sheppard; Hav-
cr,y's Coloscd MinstreIs. Howard Spear;
:. Humpty Dumpty,'' Abbey and Hickey:
Lawrence Barrett, Il E. stevens: j. B. Polk. "
T. Mnrsc: widow nedott." G. +. Rlnnchctt,
J: Fl. Mack; Ada Caveudfsh T, i. MacDouough:
1ierr1nann, Singer; Gus Williams, J. IL. Robb;
liakcr and F:rron: J. t. Rogers: Minnie Cum
1nings. Paul Nicholson: Louise Pomeroy, PuIsi-
fer; " Lawn Tennis Club" bromley / Dartni;
:. Sparks. Edouin s Sanger, Walter Tfnc; Klcc's
- Eva'gclinc.' L. L. Rice, Gus pcnnoyer; Kicc's
On the Bristol II. Jarrett: L. Stanley; :" Davy
Crockett" ta!ayoa E. ". Gardiner: A: ii,
pa1u,cr's " False Friend company, viii Palmer;
st1:1kosch and Hess, {. D. Hess; "lAiviu Josl5n''
c. L. Davis, 3. H. Crane; II, b.
Roberts, e. 4. Davis.
, 1880-07-18
an odd one. To open then will cause talk and

an odd one. To open then will cause talk, and
talks what want"
But Fridays rather an uniucky day;
$50 they suy-haneman's day; but then. YOU
know, l always fight ill-luck, and got the best OF
him.
sArc all your attractions ready for the field
now:'
"Ali ready; I've very nice sandwich Tor n. the he,
public next year. Two dramatic companies OIL
each end and a little Gospel In tho middle,
Joshua Whitcomb,' 'All the Rage,'' and Ial-
mage
Manager Hill, unlike a large majority or those
In the dramatic profession, never boasts OF wnAt
he hes made. From the little he did say toncn- e.
ing his business during tho past year, ane TO.
n1cNlbcring the newspaper REPORTS IL Is salo ~
say thut never In the dramatic history Of Amer
ic did play tnke in mere money ~ one season aa
lust ended, "All the Rage" has nlso done a
very large business. It ran for six weeks IN
Boston, and In tho New England Circuit over
flowing houses were the rule. Since the comedy
was seen i'll this city. some three years ago. It
has been entirely rewritten.
, 1880-07-18

A WORD WITH MANAGER HILL.
,t.WhcnI are you going to open with All the
Rago?' the writer asked Mr. Ill yesterday rs
he stood contemplating the trout of Mcyickers,
ION Friday, the 18th OF August
"On Friday?' The scribe echoed.
"Tes: All tho Rage will be seen on that
day."
'.Why do you open on Fridoy?"
.tThut's lit" said Manager Hill, laying his
hauJs on the writer's shoulders; That's just it.
YOUR. like tha resi- of the peoplR. The duv ia
, 1880-07-18

''atUH 711tlB dHFFf7lsFTs 4NuN T, IN.
Yesterday afternoon, a few minutes after
o'clock, 4, train consisting of one dyna-
graph car, three open cars of the Eastern
Road, SUCH Us are used on excursion trains
i'll the White Mountain Notch, and three
, 1880-07-18
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

EPISCOPAL.
july ls-Eighth Sunday after Trinity.
July .3-Fust-
CATHOLIC.
July 1S-Ninth Sunday after Pentecost: St ca
1nillus of f.ellis, C.; SIS. Symphorosa
and Comp. NM
July 19-St Vincent Of PAll, C.
July a)-Sr- Jerome Entiliau, c.; st. Margaret,
E.M.
July 11-St- PrsxadeS. Y.
July :s-St. Mary Magaen.
July :::3-st- Apollinaris, i. ~; St. Liborius,
BIC.
1uly 2e4-vigil Of st. James; St. Christina, Y. NJ.
, 1880-07-18
THE SIMPLE TRUTH.

The sun comes mp and the sun goes down.
And day and night Nre tho sutne us one
The yeac grows green ana the year grows brown
And what Is IT all when all Is done?
Grntns OF sonihrc or shining sand.
Gliding Into Or out of the hand.
Tho fisher drops his net in the stream.
And hundred streams IRE the sumo Us one.
And the maiden dreums her loye-iit dreun.
Aud what Is it uil when a'l ia done?
The net ut the fisher the burden breaks
and the drcAm!ng dreamer always waKesl
--kost0H 4ucertiyel.
THE COMPLEX TRUTH,
The tide comes III and the tide goes ont
And IL hundred tides nrc the SANG rs une:
For who can say whut I'm writing about?
And what is it ali when ,llt is l0ue-
But dipping my pen in lnk-aad them
oh! nothing but taking it out again.
For people must read n great deal OF rot
~. ana rubbish and rot ,tre the samc as one
they may rs we'll road what write-yyhy not?
BUT what is 1t nll when ali Is done:
Some lines Of type, and metre rough,
AND not an tdcA in the whole Of the stuff.
-Harra,1l Lumpoon.
, 1880-07-18

&C. II. r.. WooDs HoLI, Mass. Jan. 20, $780,
4. Herney, Esq:, Manoaer-DEAR SIR: cheer
fully give my testimony as to the economy,
sufety, and cleanliness Of your spurl- burner, ns
certified to b. Mr. z. 7. Isurhnrt, engineer OF the
Old Colony locomotive No. 81, us fired for thnt
engineer at the time We Ind plenty Of steam,
although VIC had from eleven 10 fourteen cars
and as high seventeen. and our trip was 40
miles In three hours and forty minutes.
JOHN W. EATON, Fireman.
, 1880-07-18

0In COLONY RAILROAD, BOSTON. Mass, April
p, lssO.--A. Rerneu, E'xl., .Mundeec-DEAn SIN:
AMI now running the engine John \. Andrew,
supplied with your spark and snake consumer.
1t runs very clean; no sparks can he felt on the
engine or tr,ln; It C:lnilut set fire from the
Stack. The train it hatls is the steamboat trNin
with from fourteen to eighteen cars. The loco
motive stcaHls freely. Keeping il steady ut lp
pounds pressure. Our time Is eighty minutes,
with two stops tforty-nint niles.
. ]. ". LElGHT1N, Engineer
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
Lincoln's {

Abraham Lincoln's old home at
Springfield is reported by the Sanga-
mon Ull.) Monitor TO be "a calabo0se
for vagrants." The building was va
Gated by boarding house keeper re-
Gently, and since then tramps have
found lodging therctn.
The new Bishop of Liverpool is
noted for not being very successful in
c"ncilia'ing people. Being recently
requested to address oil assembly OF
medical men he remarked: 81 am moi
ashamed to say have son doctor"
The audience hardly seemed to apprc-
ciate the com liment.- Truth.
1t Is said Victoria, Crown Prince
Of Germany, has no sympathy with
the anti-,Jewish feeling now growing
III Germany. She has written letter
IN which she strongly ccnsures the
agitation as devoid Of all selt-respect
aud respect for others, and contrasts
the vulgarity manifested, with the dig
nitied silence preserved by the parties
affected.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
'-N- -- - Sst--e> - -
HOTE6 FROM RID0EWaY.
BIZ Different Aocidents By Firs iH = Fort
niSht-Tho N0Wt Doctor Abroad.

Biz Different Accidents By Eirs iI = Fort
nisht--The NS~t Doctor Abroad.
RlpaEwAr, December, l3.-It has
been sometime since, I have troubled
You with any notes from these parts.
The cold wave extending from the
gulf to the lakes has not slighted
Ridgeway and it's surrounding coun.
try. 1t has been cold and fires wer.
necessary. Nor has fire limited itself
to its legitimate use. About two
weeks ago Emily Coleman was warm
Ing herself by q fire in tile cotton field
and her clothing took fire, and she was
severely but not dangerously burned.
Last week her child was playing with
broom, the straw ignited, and the
child was badly burnt. A child of
Felix Ransom, while toddling by the
fire, fell and seated itself upon al
oven, and was burnt, but not serious-
~, AS the mother was near and res
cued It. Last week the children of
Lou Pagan was playing around the
fire, and one of them, heating piece
of iron, punched at another with it.,
and came near putting out its eye. On
the 10th instant, Tony Paul's children
were playing around the fire, and one
of them pushed little two-year-old
brother in the flames. 1t was SO bad
" burned that 1t died IN short time.
All of these were colorcd, mono resi-
dents Of tho village except tho Ran.
SONS.
Ridgcway was lively place last
Saturday. The Powell Brothers en-
tertaincd the citizens with sleight-of-
hand exhibition OH Friday and Satur-
dav nights. Some things were clever
ly done, and the entertainment was
quite creditahie. 1t was hugely ell
joyed by the juveniles, and the elders
displayed an interesting curiosity.
The sclf-stvled Indian root doctor, in
red uniform and large accordion, ac-
companied by banjoist, also in a rcd
gown, marched through the streets to
a sand improvised out of Ruff &
Clouds dry goods boxes, and then
jabbered and spcechified. much to the
delight Of the darkics to whom he sold
his nostruma. At night he again held
forth. but this time was Joined by a
white man, who exhibited several
legerde,nain tricks. Among other
things he eat and swallowed about five
pounds: of lint cotton, and then blew
sparks and smoke from his mouth,
and then onened up hia wares and sold
a largo number IF them to the colored
folks, and the Indian doctor dispensed
his root med cincs to the darkies.
On Christmas night the ladies Of
Ridgrwav will have Christmas tree,
and afterwards they will serve up
ho' supper. The proceeds to be de-
voted to church purposes.
Some cotton still in the field; n
quantity Of rotten bolls-the latter
by tho continuous wet spell.
SUBURBAN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

MATRIMoNIAL.-On Tuesday eve
ming at holf-past seven O'Clock Miss
jamie M. Laudc,Tlale, of this place,
was happily united TO Mr.. r. p. Bryson,
Of Laurens, in the holy bonds Of matri-
mony. The ceremony was. performed
by the Rev. j. p. Marion, Of Chester,
ut tue residence Of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Lauderdale. Quite number of
friends were present to extend to the
happy pair their good wishes and con-
gratulafions; and to join IN the teslivi-
ties Of the occasion. The bride and
groom took their departure on the
morning train for Laurens. Our best
wishes Is extended to them as they
glide down the hill of lite united in
both heart and hand. May their patti
way ever be frightened by the light
and smiles Of love and happiness.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
DON'T BUY

STOCK Of ruiure which wb the largest handsmeA
SmDor nt M my goods are warranted to be represented pee
pest selection and can ' ehpHr Bear mind that ship goods Ridge
BeWood, White Oak, Woodwarl
an" York. @ @ This is % Of the quality ana price goods
Frmes % Cmom"s Hut Racks and Book Shelves cheaper a the
Der Suits" Cs and hem supply of Sewing Machines good
and likes IT, Remember TINT most of The machines that most largely
pulled merit The
limo and yexaon noecss runs light will last mo have
eighty competitors refer it, and
Snsh Factory All orders will
the
Machine Needles
Don't fail to call Il. W.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
McMASTER, BRICE & KETCHIN.


A NEW KIND OF WATCH CASE,
New because it is only within the last few
eurs that 1t has been improved and brought
within the reach OF every one: old in principl"
because the flrst invention was made and the
first patent taken out nearly twenty years ago,
Ind cases made at that time and worn ever
,ince, are nearly as good as "ew. Read the fol-
lowing which Is onl: one Of the many hun
!reds; your jewelers. can tell OF similar ones:
NJ 4NsffktD Pa, May 20, 1915
have customer who carried one OF Boss
Patent case fifteen years and knew 1t two
years before he got 1t, anu It now APPEARS good
Tor ten years longer. Il. z OLNEY
Remember that jas. Boss is thu only patent
'asc made OF two Plates Of solid gold zone out
,tde and one inside> covering every part ex-
nosed to wea or sight. Th. great advantage
" these plates is apparent to every one. Boss
Il the only patent case with which there Is
gwen written warrant. OF which tho following
Is O facsimile:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
N e wv Store !
Neuu Goods f!

TN addition to my Grocery on the corn.
L or, have opened Fancy Grocery in
~ old stand. one door uouth of Beatty g.
Bro. where I keep a fnll selection of nice
',in9s for Christmas umt s., such aa Song
Krant Bologna Sausage, Bfea kfast Strips,
onions, Apples, Or6hges, Cocoannta, BN-
nanas. ra5haao. Iri Ii Potatoes, !, etc., etc.
Call at Headquarters on the corner,
nd buy your Brandiea, Runs. Liquors
md Wines, of which / keepa full salsc-
ion. Forty barrels Of these goods on
end. w, III. DONLY,
Z dac4 On the Cayayy.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

THE OUTRAGE MlLL.-It seems as if
the outrage mill had received new
impetus from some quarter Or other,
judging from its operations during the
last few days. On Monday Mcssrs.
w. A. Hendrix and E. J. Rabb, Of
this place, and Mr.. John Vinsom, Of
White Oak, were notified by friends
in Columbia that warrants for their
arrest had been issued, and that they
would be arrested unless they volun-
tarily appeared before United States
Commissioner Stoeber In Columbia.
They all adopted the latter plan and
went to Columbia Oh Monday evening.
After preliminary examination,
Messrs. Vinson and Hendrix were re-
quired to give bond In the sum of $500
each for their appearance at the United
States Court, to be held in Charleston
in April next, which they both readily
did. They were charged with cs>>e!m:ct-
ing the polls at thia place OIL the day
Of election. 1t Is almost needless to
say that this charge is utterly ground
less and without the scmblance of
truth. The witnesses against these
gentlemen were the following me-
groes, viz: Henry johnson, Noah
johnson, Tom Moore and Aleck Goode.
They are all swift witnesses, capable
Of the basest perjury. and will not
stop short Of the most monstr0us lies
that political hate can invent or radi-
cal malice suggest. 1t has leaked out,
through a reliable source, that those
witnesses arc put through course Of
drilling before being put OH tho wit
ness stand, with instructions tD stick
to the damnable lie that has been put
into their mouths IN the antc-chambcr.
Let our re,ple note this fact, and IN
the future let them remember the
names Of these ovcr-willing, but de-
luded witnesses. We have heard OF
another mill--the mill Of the gods
but it has not done any great amount
Of grinding lately--in fact, seems to
have suspended operations altogether.
There is some excellent p,aterial for
this mill to work just at present, and
we cannot refrain tho hope that when
It grinds again there will not only bo
some exceeding fine stuff turned out,
but that some persons will be ground
into powder so small that the whole
will be eternaliy'swept away by tho
Winds Of oblivioi1: '.i.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
HYMENEAL.

MARtIED-On the evening Of the
9th December. 1880, at the "Church OF
the Good Shepherd" Yorkville, $. c.,
by the Right Rev. W. 3. w. Howe
and the Rev. II. p. johnson. Mr.. JOHN
S. REYNOLDS to Miss SUE q. EDWARDS.
No cards.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

THERE HAS BEEN A CHANGE SINCE
TnEN.-Old Cobbett once exprssed a
wish to parade all the members of the
newspaper D. ess on Kensing'on Com
mon. In order, as he put it, that the
public might see by what All ugly set
Of fellows they were governed.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
Fresh Drugs and Medicines.

Fresh Drugs and Medicines.
I NAarOR OIL, Blnostone. Borax, Cay
~ anna Pepper, Lactopeptine, Bnth
Sp ,nQes. onyn 3yrnps. So"thlnp Syrn' s,
Bt, Rum, Perfu,ncry, Cinchonidin, Qui.
nine. Tutt.', Gilder's an S'rrng's Pills,
Essence Gingsr. Capsine Plasters.
ALSO,
Onion Set Prepared Cocoa. Tahary
Seed Gun P WIDER lea, Hyson Tea. ow.
dered Black Pepper, Machine Oil, 30. Jue'
received by
nov 20
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. T h e
Teachcrs' Association will meen at Mt.
Zion School on Saturday. January 8th,
rs the regular meeting falls on New
Years day. Members will please take
notice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
THE PIE PLIES
MUTUAL
3 E l. | i ASSOCIAT

INHIS is an Association ofbusincss me,
l. who, for their mutual protection
'ntribnte TOW ards fund, so
n case Of death, their fam lies may J.
'oive from So. 10 to $5,6'"; according t,
'moun: Of certificate. This is one oi Il
est plans Of life Insurance. You nay 4
'on 60. just like fire insurance, and Wit
nore convenience oven, as you pay b.
mall inatalments during the year. W
'efer 70 those best acquainted with us,
liz : menbers in Fairfield: g. H. Nc.
lastcr, Jaa. A, Briec, Jno B. Davis, D
e. Flenniken, B. !, Sngcnheimer, H.. ".
hoCfoight. Jno. j. Neil, Thomas u. John
VI ms Davis, Jas. @ Davis. Anv on
that should like to beeom memb.r will
apply to &C. BACOT,
cSt Agsnt.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

Durlng tie ten years since our estab.
lishment of our house we have developed
the music trade Of the South to won
derful degree, but as yet wo have only bo-
gun: Wesee, not many years ahead, a
business Of a million ear. and to tnke
care Of this enormous trade we have pro-
Yided our present mammoth warerooms.
Fall trado 1874 will be immense. Weare
ready for it.. For monthsour senior part
ner has been ut tho North contracting
with Piano and Organ manufacturers for
ins ruments. Tie has concluded most
advantageous contracts. md the Pianos
and Organs arc coming, coming" 10 100
more. by every steamer. New Styles, New
Prices. Now Terms, New Store. New De-
parfure.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

Another drove Of nice fat hogs
came in on Tuesday. The price at
which they are selling is six cents
gross.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

The weather has moderated very
much during the last few days. Hard
on newly killed pork.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

A N examination of applicants for first
"A grade otrtifrates will he held in
the Court House. in Winnsboro. on the
second Friday in january (I4th), 1881.
and for the other grades, at Mt. Zion
chool on the following day. These will
be tho only examinations until July next.
JOHN BOYD,
For Co. Dd. Examiners.
dec 15-tx1awtd.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
TO RENT.

~iNHE dwelling IN Zion street, now 90.
cupied by Mr.. james Q. Davis.
Possession given January 1, 1881. Apply
to g. SUGENHEfMER.
dec II txlw
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

The ladies of the Episcopal Church
desire to have festival and hot sup
per on Wednesday, the 22d inst, for
the purpose Of repairing their church
They earnestly solicit the assistance of
members Of other churches and of the
public in general. Articles contributed
may be sent to Mrs. Browns or Mrs.
DIR. Robertson's on the morning Of the
22d.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

Fresh ARRIVALS AT Our HOUSE,
Mince Meat, Picked Hogs Feet, Bo-
logna Sausage, aud Pure Pork Saus-
ago; all at 15c. per pound. Also a
barrel Of New Sweet Cider. ...
st. T. CLENDINTNG
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

These prices are great deal less
than we paid for them and are HON.
EST BARGAINS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
FINAL Dl,CAIA..GE.

NTOTICE IL hereby given that will
IN apply to Judge Of Probate for Fair.
fold County. on the 18th day Of 1atinary,
1881, for final discharge as executor Of
w. B. Lyles, deceased.
THOS. M. LYLES
dec Is tlx3' Executor.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

Now Advertisements. ....
Final Disoharge-Thos. M. Lyles
Executor.
See notice Of Teachers Examination
III the advertising column.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16
TOWN AND COUNTY.
ruunspAY, peee,nber 1e. 1850,

TERMS or THE News AND HERALD.
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dntt,,.,, in advance; weekly edition,
two dollars and fifty cents per amman,
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
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fifty ccnts per inch for each subsco 4ent
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tracts for three, six or twelve months
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sient local notices, fifteen cents per
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

CLENDINING'S HOUSE,
next door to w. II. Doty & Co. He keeps
the best Of everything. The best Nathan y
Old Cabinet Whiskey. The best Gibson 3
Whiskey. The best Ten Cents Sopnr
The best Five Cents Segnr. And, above
al' things, the best Dinner for AZ. oents.
And If you come into town between
and O'CLOCK, and are hungry, coll at
Clendining'H for u drink. and he will sot
up free lunch for YOU Clendininq
keeps moral and quiet house.
dec
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-12-16

, RAILROAD ScHEDULEs.-Thc trains
OF the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad reach Winnsboro as foll0ws:
Day passenger, northward, 1.28p. M;
southwark, $40 p. M. Night passen-
ger, northward, 1915 q. ln.; south
ward, 3.59 p. nj. Day freight, north
ward 8.55 a. M; southward, 1910
p. m. Night freight, northward. 2:3s
q. M; southwark, 1896 p. m.-This
ahead Of Winnsboro time.