The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-07-24
TOWN AND At COUNTY
stA1tHDAy. July "a, ,sao

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RELIeroUs There will be services
inthe Baptist Church tomorrow at
!: Il 1llE5a. 90. m, and 84p. M, by tho Rev. T..
W. Mcllichamp. Prayer Meeting this
evening at 5 o'clock. Sunday School
every Sunday at 10 o'clock. Seats
free.
Gle Diable" makes his best bow and
returns warmest thanks to the ssangcls'
whose fairy fingers wrought the cum
,iingly devised "apron" that enables
him to put his "form" in a ssncw
dress" His heart has boon sknocked
) Into pi' by tliis token of favor, but as
i he distributes it his tscase' will i'm
prove, and he pledges himself to tset
hp'e. o. d.t.f,As
.' Services will be held In the Prcsby-
tefian Church at half past ten O'Clock
this morning, and tonight at a quarter
past. eight: Sunday morning the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper will
be administered. The services will
commences at half past ten O'Clock.
Tho Rev. G. A. Trenholm, of Chester.
will assist In these services. We arc
requested to state that seats arc free.
and that strangers are always well
come. =
The FOURTH DISTRICTS Cam
den Jon''naS says, ttWe are pleased
70 hear from alt Quarters that Mai. r..
, W: woodward is already certain to
represent MS in tho next Congress-.
The Fourth District would do well to
have Maj. Woodward at WASHINGTON:
and while wc have nothing against
Mr. Evins, still turn aboutis fair play,
and as he has held the offico for two
terms, we think that he can well of.
ford to retire now. We believe that
Hershaw is almost, if not quite, unani-
nous for Woodward"
1NTER-STATE CONTEST. inter
State glass-ball contest will take place
at Hendcrsonville, N. c., on the 28th
instant. The citizens of that town
offer a purse of Que hundred dollars t0
the winning team. Other prizes, ag-
greesting three hundred dollars in
amount, arc to be shot for. Special
excursion rates arc offered on the rail-
roads, and the hotels extend very low
rates to visiting guests. A grand ball
Will wind up The festivities. Every
gun club in the South is teRdcrcd a
cordial invitation to enter tho contest.
a large attendance is expected from
inc Carolinas and from Georgia. The
Winnsboro Gun Club are maiin" ar
ranScmnnts to attend, and have been
practising f;'r som" days past. We
nave no doubt the trip and the contest
viii both prove very pleasant.
Il PLE.lSlINTPTCSI
Cl9sing Exercls"s of AIr. w. j. Keller's
4"g.,3.. g. g,. School.