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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-30

/ uOU otOA0 0ouA AAAAD NOW % AAesAA
lat etter basta forst&nd och ofver-
tygelse SAINT efter mattel af de
krafter, On hvar bEfvit forunnade
Men huru manga aro val de ?
Kanske ingen, ON vi granska rik-
.tigt noga. net heter ju ock !:
"Allesammans aro vi syndare och
hafva ihtet att beromma oss af in
for Gud." vi CORA ALA endast
var skyldighet, da vi redbart och
troget verka var lifsgarniug; det
ar som sagdt, ingen fortienst, ON
vi CORA hvad vi skola, for att fol-
ia var kallelse, utan aran tillhor
honom ensam, SON, kraften, gif-
YER. Darfore 'hafva vi ock helt
sakert ALA -vid var nyarsgransk-
ming nagontiDg att anmarka vid
det forAutna, nagot, som antingen
foder fasta battringsbeslut med
afseende pa vart framtida gorande
och latande, eller ock erinrar oss
ON, att vi, trots alla vara beslut
och all var egen inneboende styr-
ka,,,deekz aronsxags dodlige, ,sem
ytterst maste soka kraften hos ho-
nom, hvarifran all god gafva kom-
mer. Den menniska ater som
med liknojdhet lemnar cit ganget
ar for att med samma liknojdhet
borja cit nytt, hon ar 81 vardig all
den godhet on mild forsyn slosar
pa henne hon anvander slit
pund ALT for lila.
Dock, misstrosta 81 darfor ge-
mast, du, som under det nu fydda
aret haft att kampa med sorger
och bekymmer, utan hall tvartom
ny ola i din tillitsfullhets Tampa
och mot det ovissa kommande med
full fortrostan pa cit battre.
Skulle lifvets allvar on eller an
nan gang af dig krafva mera styr-
ka an du tycker dig self ega att
forfoga ofver, duka darfor ej ge.
mast under for modlosheten, utan
hoj dig pa bonens Invita- vingpar
upp till den hjelparen af evighet
som annu al lemnat nason odmjuk
syndares bon ohordan. Visserli-
gen kan det mer an en- gang Sc
besvarligt och nedslaende ut-och
delta CALLER naturligtvis hvilken
menniska som halst-har tiden,
men likasom himlen 81 alltid gar
hold i dystra meln, sd skall 81
hallel din lefnadshimmel etandigt
visa Gig Oyster. Lifvet ar ju en-
standig vaxling mellan allvar och
skamt, sorg och glade, och darfor
bora vi lika litet knota, da det
CALLER att mota den onda som go.
da dagen. Begar aldrig for myc-
ket af lifvet och du skall varda
mold med hvad det skanker -; kom
ihag, att likasom hvarie tatia har
sina tkuggor och dagrar, Cd har
ock var lefnadshimmel sina ljus-
och skuggpartier, som vaxelvis
gifva den samma ett gladare eller
dystrare utseende. Fyll. din pligt
arligt och troget, cob mclnen for
svinna for den framtradande so.
lens strafar handla alltid Cd mot
dina medmenniskor, som du onska
att de skola handla emot dig, och
det nya arets tornen skola ej blif:
va sd talrika ; men glom framfor
ALT 81, att det nyingangna aret
kan varda dit sista och att du
darfore standigt Dor vara redo att
lyssna till kallelseropet. Var ock
beredd att atlagga rakenskap FOR
dit jordiska fogderi, DIV. 8. var
(trofast det lila, ooh du skall on
gang tinna, att lifvets gata 81 81
sA kranglig att losa, 5som mani all:
manhet garna will pasta. :.
'gss.& a, I'm isStS aA g..
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-30

MINNESOTA STATS; It'd
:NING o0h hNvENSKA TRIBU.
MEN erh&llas- b&da for o3.26
EFT AF.SdA dApgenumeratiOn EIres
dtrekt AMt1nGen & detta elleE
-Syenska Eibunens kOntor
Chtca8o Hllnois.
PIONEEReFRESS (denveck-
li9al, sefh&ll96 tillsairanaalis
med STATS TIDNINGEN for
RaAtk Onnlahnde ss&rs f6r o3. 90,
som b6FA inslG Gndas 1 f6rskott.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-30
Verfdens stSrsta bibliOtek ar


med 2,078,00e tryckta volymer och
$4,000 handskrifter. Narmast ord
ningen kommer British Museum
London med 100000 volymer och
Al, 200 handskrifter; kongL bibliote-
ket Mynchen med 100000 volymer
och $4,000 handskrifter, kongliga bib
lioteket Berlin med 700, 900 volymer
och $4,000 handskrifter k. bibliote-
ket Dresden med 500, 1000 volymer
och 1900 handskEr; k. biblioteket
K6penhamn med 100000 vol. och
10000 handskrifter k. biblioteket
Wien med 100000 vol. och 10000
handskr:r Observation-Disclosures
G6ttingen med 100000 vol. och 5000
handskrifter. Fjorton andra bibliotek
hafva EFT mindre antal volymer, dock
6fverstigande 100000. De storste
Observation-Disclosures utom de ofvan
namnda f6rekomma universities
biblioteket Oxford med $4,000, ,Sainte
Genevieve Paris med 10000 och ma.
tionalbiblioteket i Bruxelles med
l0,70O.
Man h6r ofta talas ON biblioteket i
Vatikanen; det innehaller endast
10000 volymer och $4,000 handskrif-
ter.
Bland svenska bibliotek markas
riksbiblioteket med omkring 100000
och Observation-Disclosures / Upsala
med It's, 900 volymer. Handskrifter-
mas antal uppgar pa det fora biblio-
teket till 5000:
Eft spelhelvete har.i i dessa dagar
blifvit upptaokt i Petersburg hos en-
larare vid cit darvarande gymnasium.
hofradet Masslevitsch. Han hade
femton xr varit larare vid Vladimir.
ska f6rsamlingens skola, avancerade
sedan och b6rjade syssla med forbju-
det kortspel, senasti somras i en- villa
vid forstkaren. Nyligen hyrde han
cit hus vid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS en-
waning l beletagen for 400 rubel och
m6blerade den ph det fi1aste, ehuru
han har en- Ion af endast omkring
1000 rubeL Hans uppfnningsrika
ande visade honom medel till bestri-
dande af den hans lon 6fverstigande
hyran och andra utgifter. ON L6r.
dagarne f6rsamlade sig na mligen pa
hans tnbiudning hos honom en- massa
personer, som sedan vanligen togo sig
ett ltet IS 'honett" parti. For att sd
kersta1la spelarne mot bedragerier ha-
de hr Masslevitsch f6rfardjgat origi-
nella kort. Pa bagsidan sf hvarje kort
var en- liten jernplat fast och 6fver.
dragon med ett stycke hvitt paper.
Hvarje medspelare erh6ll en- magnet,
med hvilken t. ex. vid lansknekt kor.
ten utdrogos. Bedragerier kunde dar-
xid sSledes icke f6rekomma, da spela-
rem icke fiek korten I sin hand. Delta
nya spelsatt yann stort bifall och loc-
kade en- faassa gdster till hr Massle-
vitschs2 bostad- Delta gjorde det
m6jligt for bonom att betala sin dyra
hyra. Han sksll namligen for hvarje
spell kort l2tit betala sig fyra rubeL
Monsol olyckan fogade 81, att polisen en-
matt intradde / hans bostad och 6fyer-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-30
Ett gOdtasxt DR. I

lyder vid hy4s ut iarsskifte
den'helsning fns vanner och
bskanta m5tShvarandra. Vi sta
nu ater jvid ett dylikt skifte, d.
det forAntna och. :det komnapde, !,
verklighet. och forhoppning bro
derligt raoka hvarandra handen.
vi kama. med .oss, att dot aydda
Ealdrigt wander ater, och en- ,viss be-
klamdhet bemaktigar zig -vart
inre linen hoppet, ifvetse, !, hulda
genius, hvilkar genast slit tro-
sterika sprak is&;vart ora och det
|dystra forsvinner infor de ljusai
bid der, detsamma eyer, formaga
att -frammana . kama oss pa'
.nytt tlifyads tartaatt kamp mot:
sorger Sch' bekymmer, ty Vi :veta
fcek lit horton tidens strid yaptar
soss segrens pris, evig frid.
, Hvarjs timma och stund i lifvet.
borde vara och ar afven ika lamp
lig,y da det CALLER att kasta en-
granskandes sbliek pa den It'd som
farit men hyarje nytt tidskifte
forefaler emellertid som den rat
taste tidpunkten' darfor., Det ar
som kunde det gamla aret ej lem:
ma oss, utan att forst narvars vid
den generalmonstring, den mon.
sterherre, vi kalla. samvetet, an
stsllsr med oss, imam han staller
oss ansigte mot ansigte med det
nya aret, Lyoklig den, som i en-
dylik stund kan med trygghet och
fortrostan visa tillbaka pa sit
arsarbete, i medvetandet afatt sa
i det stora som lila hafva hand
lat etter basta forst&nd och ofver-
tygelse SAINT efter mattel af de
IJ:C-:L Z
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-12-30

sfP. M. f1am Manfrobas fragar: Hat
va ganadas sed delpe enningar fnllt var
de / F6renta Staterna, eller hvad ar
deras 'Tardel ;&& ,'.1s VIZ 5FEl52.'';.
:; De tapas till afull yaliita endast?i 'sa-
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
Cotton,
may rs
HOW WATCHES ARE MADE.

1T Will bo apparent to any one, who VIII cx-
anime SOLID GOLD WATCH. that aside from
tho necessary thickness for engraving and
polishing, large proportion or tho precious
metal used. Is needed only to stiffcn and hold
tho engraved portions In place. and supply the
n cessary solidity and strength. The surplus
gold 10 actually needless 80 ar as UTILITY and
beauty are concerned. In JAMES BOSS PAT
liNT GOLD WATCH CASES, this WASTE of pre-
Nous metal IL overcome, and the SAME soLIDITY
.SD STRENGTH produced at from onc.ihIid to
0ne-h;,lf Of the usual cost Of solid cases. This
process Is OF the most simple nature, as fol-
lows: " plate OF nickel composition metal.
specially ad 'ntcd 10 the purpose, has two plates
OF SOLID GOLD soldcrcd one on each side. The
three arc then passed between polished steel
rOlors, and the result IS strip OF heavy plu; cd
composition, from which tho cases, backs, CEN
tres, bczhleS, &C.. arc cut and shaped by su!ta-
bic dies and formers. Tho gold In these cases
Is sufficiently thick to admit OF all kinds OF
chasing, engraving and enameling; tho en-
gravcd cases have been carried until worn per-
fcctly smooth by time and use without remov.
Ing the gold.
THIS IS THE ONLY CASE MADE WITH TWO
PLATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WARRANTED
BY SPECIAL CERTIFICATE.
For sale by Connor & Chandler and G. Muller.
Ask for Illustrated Catalogue and to see war
rant. rnch ll-fXly
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
TOWN ORDINANCE

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE MUNICIPAL
YEAR 18S0--S1.
DE 1T NACTED md ordained by tho
- Intendant and Wardens of the Town
of Winnsboro, S. c., in Council mot, and
by the authority Of the same:
That, for tho purpose Of raising sup
plies for tho year commencing April LIST.
1880, and onding April 1st, 1881, a tax for
the sums md In the manner hereinafter
mentioned shall be raised and paid into
the treasury of Sail town for tho use and
service thereof, that is to say: two and
balf (2N mills ad uatorem upon every
dollar of tho real and personal property
within tho corporate limits Of the town Of
Winnsboro; two dollars 60 to be paid by
every male inhabitant Of said town be-
tween the ages of sixteen and fifty years
Except fifty (50) active members Of each
fire company in liou of working upon
the streets Of said town.. and three (3) per
cont. upon the amount Of all sales at auc
ton. All taxes assessed and PAYABLE
undor this Ordinance shall be paid in the
follwing kinds of funds and no other:
Gold and silver coin, United States cur
rency and National Bank notes. All taxes
assessed herein, shall be duo and payable
between tho 1st day of October and tho
Both day of November, 1880, inclusive,
@AA>. ''AA StNS S' 'ouo uul
or tho 1st day Of December, 1870, shall be
collected by distress or otherwise, rs pre-
scribed by law, together with all legal
costs. All persons owning property in
the corporate limits Of tho said town Of
Winnsboro arc required, betw cen tho 18th
day of Juno and tho 1st day of August
1880, to mako sworn return Of
said property TO the Town Clerk, and tho
said Town Clerk is horeby required when
property-holdcr fail or refuse to make
said sworn return, to add fifty (50) por
centum to the return Of tho previous ulu-
nicipal year
Done in Council this tho 4th day of
juno. under the corporate seal Of said
town.
JAS. A. BRICE,
Intendank
Juneo Clerk
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
a WINNING puOTOGRApu.-T |;

a WINKING PnoToGRApu.-The last
new kink i'll photography surpasses
the ingenuity Of the man who invent
cd the spirit photographs, and suggests
how handy it would have been had
that crafty person added this to his de-
vices. n Frcnclman takes one mega
tive ofa sitter with open eyes. Then
he makes the sitter shut his eyes and
remain in exactly the same position
while another negative is taken. The
two negatives arc printed on the same
paper, one OIL each side exactly COIN
Gliding. When this doublcd-faccd pic
turc is held in proper position before y
lamp, and the lamp is rapidly moved
or caused to flicker, the curious effect is
produced Of long-continued winking.
1t is not claimed that person looks
more beautiful when he keeps wink
ing, but ii cannot be denied that it
gives one avery interesting appear
ancc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08

earned battles, ono Of which was at
Eutaw Springs not long before tGe
close Of tho Revolutionary war. His
father, Ephraim Lyles, was killed in
his door by a rifle shot said to have
been, by. an. Indian. but Major Thos.
Lylcs, his grandson, told me hc
was shot by Il Tory. Col. Arroman1s
Lylcs married his third wife and died
soon after in 1917.
Maj. Thos. Lyles, son ofCol. Aroma
nus Lylos, born near Lylcs' Ford in
1886, rs he told me, whose death is Of
recent date, as most Of your readers
know, was no ordinary man. JIc was
noted for his strength, of mind and self
reliance in all matters Of u public or
private nature. lie was fond Of mills,
and possessed All unusual auaptabilitv
to mechanism and was land surveyor
and planter. and ut one time Il mcr-
chant. lie was an efficient member of
our Legislature about 1884, was
afterwards an active member Of our
States Rights party Of Modification
and Secession. lie raised company
Of cavalry at old Buckhcad, which he
commanded from 1928 to 1872, being
soon after promoted to the majority and
colonelcy. lie was brave and mpul-
sive, beloved by his command, OF
which | was cornct, and we would
have followed him wherever he dared
to lead. The Buckhcad troop of cava,.
ry was regarded one Of the most eff
cicut in our State. 1t will require sey-
eral articles to mention all the mon of
note that [ knew in the west
ern and other portions Of the county
from 1920 to 10, but must close for
the present. may give you few more
in my next.
/ would advise our farmers now and
until early in the first of. July to sow
down their siuDblc lands in the field
pca. They may be drilled also. l
have found this the cheapest and best
fertilizer that we can use. Our OK
haustcd soil requires vegetable fcrti-
liZer, and the pca-yine and clover arc
tho best.
Before close allow me to ask j. &.
HIS pardon for speaking SO pointcdly
about his axe. 1t was only n bit Of fun.
j. G. IL. makes the rocks fly at times,
and is Il good Judge Of what it takes to
clear public roads Of these distractions,
and if elected he will no doubt have an
economical eye as to the cost, and not
pay hundred dollars for blasting one
small rock, Us was The case during our
Radical rule.
Crop prospects look favorable in
our vicinaSc. except in few places
where rain is wanting to complete u
good stand in late paintings.
w. e.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
MEN or THE 0LDEN TIME.

Sketches OF DR.. william Woodward, Major
Arromanus I.yles and Col. Thomas Lyles--
A Hint to Farmers.
Rock CREEK, Juno AT your re-
quest, Twill give you q few biographi-
cal sketches of some of the men Of
western Fairfield, whose memoirs
claim respectful notice in past history.
First, l will mention DR.. VIM. Wood
ward, who, was told by my father,
removed from the eastern portion Of
Fairfield about the year 1900, and
purchased tract Of land Of my uncle
on which he lived until 1919, whom no
removed to Chester county and died
not long after. His residence, until
his removal, was not exceeding half
q mile from where I was born and
reared. | think he was the first Bap-
list preacher whose pastorate was at
Rock Creek church. / was told that
he was selfmade scholar and preach
er as well as physician. His intellect
was certainly Of high order, and 10
doubt had he had the advantages of the
present age, ho would have taken a
high'r rank in scholarship and in both
his professions. AS it was, he was re-
garded as fine pulpit orator and a fair
physician. VIM. Woodward was evi-
IDENTIFY no ordinary man. In stature
he was fully six feet in height, of SYM
mctrical form with physiognomy un-
cxccptionablc. He had four sons and
five daughters, the Youngest Of whom
was Joseph, my playmat and school
mate, and who we all know was MEM
Der of Congress ftom our Congressional
District some years since. He was yet
living in Talladega, Alabama, two
years since, when l received letter
from him. DR.. VIM. Woodward was in
1917 and '1S member Of Congress
from our former Congressional District,
composed Of Fairfield, Newberry and
Laurens counties. think he possess
cd fino conversational powers and was
quite popular and useful man.
l had almost forgotten to mention a
circumstance that 1 heard my father
often laugh about, who was an eye
witness to it. DR.. VIM. Woodwar d,
as pastor of Rock Creek church, met
about fiftnen or sixteen of his lato con-
verts for baptism at Rock Creek with
in few PAGES Of rude bridge thrown
over it. His half brother, "Devil 10, .
as he was called, had paid him a visit,
and was present at the baptisma' ordi-
nance. Many had collected OH the
bridge to witness tho ordinance, one
Of whom was Devil 10. He observed
All awkward looking follow, mouth
open, looking on intently, upon which
Devil 10 caught him by tho nape Of the
neck and seat Of his brooches and
threw him overheard near the old
Doctor, at the same time pronouncing
loudly the words, 'I baptise thee in
the name Of tho Devil" Tho Doctor
exclaimed, "That is just like you,
Brother 10! when will you cease to
sow your wild oats2" The Doctor,
who had not gotten through moro than
half, resumed tho ordinance calmly
and finished.
Next, | will give you what I know
and was told by my father, Of Col,
Arromanus Lyles, Of Revolutionary
fame, who lived and died near Lylcs'
Ford, Broad River. He was at one
time, as I was told, county judge, a
man ofdecision Of character, bold and
adventurous, and took an active part
in our Revolutionary struggle, was a
partisan officer with Pickens, Snmpter
and Marion, and fought many hard
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
NOTICE To,TAXPAYiRs.
AVpITnKb OFFICE, I
WlNNsnoEo, S. G.. AIay l3, 1880.

ASHIlbhS oFFsCE, I
WlSNsnoEo, S. c.! May l3. 1850.
THIS oe:cc VIII be open from tbs first
of Juno'to the goth of July, 1850, to re.
cciye tax returns of personal property for
Tho fiscal year 1880. All male persons
between the ages Of twenty one and sixty
years Except those exempt by law are
liable to poll tax, and will report accord
ipgly. will attend either in per. on
or by deputy Mt tho following places on
the, days specified, for tho purpose of re-
ceiving returns. viz:
Caldwells Store, Juno II.
Glatlden'a Grove, juno II.
Durilam's, June 10.
Bear Creek, June l8.
Woodward's, June FL and %.
Ridgcway, June 70 and 81.
BlythewJod, June 25.
jennings Store. June 2S.
Jenkinsville, June 20.
Monticello. June 30andJuly l.
Feastcrvillc, July 2 and 3.
Buckhcad, July s.
Balance Of tho time ut WinnsLoro
IN, WlrllERS
may l5-lm Auditor T. c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08

thom, will bring you those bios
sonfs.Y Now it 50 happons that tho
withercd flower Of the altllea is the ex-
actcounterpart Of tho cotton blossom.
He had althca bushes, in abundance
around Ills dwelling, SO according to
his assertion, ho rode into Winnsboro
tho 1fcxt morning, and handed u bas-
ket filled with "those blossoms" to the
party. Mr.. Britton, the editor, got
wind Of the true state Of tho matter,
and old Mr.. G. SIS name did not
then and has has not until now got
into the papers about "those bios
sons. That "scll" is yet talked of by
some Of the elderly young mon of the
county. Now, remember it was never
said that The one mentioned was
taken from Il stalk grown either in this
Or the Salem neighborhood, but the
dot said that q friend from the Salem
country sent it 10 the writer. Now
that "bloom'' was sent, 1t Is said, from
Florida to my Salem friend and was
so asserted to the writer ut the time. 1t
was dried one and in all envelope. The
fact was simply mentioned, no reasons
given, no points cleared up, no COM
ments made, all readers were left to
draw their own conclusions, and if q
tale has been adorned and a moral
pointed, then the object has been ac-
complishcd if observed.
send something for the young folks
to nemoriZe in the shade, in an idle
moment of the vacation. 1t will test,
improve and strengthen the memory.
THE TwIsTER OR ROPE MAKER.
When a twister a-twisting will twist him
For the twisting Of his twist he three times
doth intwist;
But If one o. the twincs of the twist doth un-
The twine that untwistcd, untwisted the
lie twirls With his twistcr tho two in a twIne !;
Then twice having twisted the twIncs OF the
lie twlcneth tho twino he had twlned in
Tho twain that in twlning before in the
AS twins were intwisted, he now doth un-
twinc.
Twlxt the twain intertwistlng twinc, more
He twlrling his twister, makes twist Of the
twinc.
WEoat and oats are fast lowering
their heads before the cratllcs-wcatll-
CT is fine. Next week Capt. MacFie
will make the ncighborhood resound
with the screech Of his portable engine,
and the hunming Of and clattcr OF his
separator.
The good people Of Monticello will
have preaching here OH Saturday and
Sunday. This circuit (FairfieltO holds
its quarterly meeting here at that time.
Butler Pearson, Census Enumerator,
with his large, wide, white, flat,
"fornl-book" by dark straps suspend
ed from his shoulders, is going around.
can scarcely finish writing these dots,
for my little friend Lizzie Lupo has
just sent me box Of most luscious
currants, two varieties, and have to
put down my pen too often to take up
the delicious berries. They are most
toothsome. I had some most delicious
strawberries sent me by Mr.. Y. last
week. They were delightful and much
enjoyed. With these and the black
berry pies, and the apple tarts, good
time is being had by SENEx.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
TOWN AND. COUNTY
9UEARAxk y..e.. .,e. ,.: !. 80. 1850.


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Winnsboro, S. @.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
lMPORTANT NOTICE

IMPORTANT NOTICE
10 Persons Accustomed to Sending
Money by Registered Letter.
THERE'S NO SECURITY IN THEN.
If your money is los! or stolen, you may
catch the thief, but not the money and
the money is what you want. The Gov
crnmont don't rcpny such losses.
buy \ CHECK
From the WINN&nORO RATIONAL
BANK, which wo will sell YOU ut ten
cents for amounts not exceeding fifteen
dollars, fifteen cents for amounts not OK
ceeding twontv-fivo dollars, twenty-five
cents for amounts not cXcocdiny SEVENTH
ilvo dollars, and Mt not above three
elghths per cent for any amount above
that. You are thus made
ABSOLUTELY SECURE AGAINST Loss.
We guarantee TINT. II YOUR original
check is lost or stolen, we yicc you Il du-
plicnte.
COME AND DEPOSIT WITH Us.
We hhvo just purchased n new time
lock, costing $3.50, and the President him
self can't open the safe when the lock is
running. ". + ELLIOTr.
Cashier Who. Nat. Bank
may l3- lmoX3mo3
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-08
NOMINATiONS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSION ER.

FOR COUNTY COMMISSION ER
Uessrs. IEiitors: P,e,so 'announco
II. OSCAR DUKE es Il andidatc for County
commissioner at tho ensuing election,
subject to tho ACTON of tho Democratic
primary. MANY FRIENDS.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The friends Of Mr.. JAMES W. GOLF
MAN respectfully nominate him for the
Office Of County Commissioner of Fair
ld--subject to the action of the Demo ::
cratic ~