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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
Jonah and the Whale.

The religious circles Of San Francis
co are III q ferment. an! all on account
ot Jonah and tie Whale 4 certain
lady teacher in ! Presbyterian Sunday
School, on being examined as to her
faith, avowel her belief in .hc ;nspira-
sion Of the Scriptures, and 1t ti:s:
accepted the episodes Of Daniel and
Jonah as literally true, bHt OF second
she,austs. hazarClcd thc opinion that they
might be merely pictorial! representa-
tons. Sic desired. she s;.i:!. ':to teach
Ci;riSt'S teachings ill her cvcl:,iS closed
in death: but she Git! not want to Lc
asked anything about whales and such
things hcrauegthcv seemed worthless
to her Thcrcupou regular trial was
Instituted and she was-deprivcd of her
Glass; but not uGtil she lad made some
Sorous comparisons between Bob
thgersotl aud her pastor. Tie Issue
thus raised bas been further discussed.
The Rev. Or. Field. il, the Erung@lisi.
holds that the trial should have cnIc.i
l:cfcrc !, began; while Ok. F:;Glc. in
tic N6serc2,'. earnestly comlmcHtEs tie
l'rcSbvtcrv for lis action.
Tic lady in question has strong
h::csi,!g among members of the Chris
tieu religion. 1.-The Speakers Com
mcafarv on tl.e Bible" prepared for
Speaker NcE,;son, Of Ike House Of
Commons. by learned t!:"olo@ian> OF
England. discusses the authenticity c:'
1hes. passages At lcnctt. Thuuyh
deciding in favor Of li.".;!l ;nt"rprc::i-
ti,,n. it :av> that as tie three first
chapters OF ;ioSc;, are generally accept
cd Is p:,rabolic. i. MAY he reasoned
tia: ,hc Book Of Jonah is likewise 4
'.paralol:c proviie>ying." The d"c;:-
:0l; ii MS C"H,.en.::y is based rather
VI ;::> W..;:,.,; o. ,.;>.U.:c cr::::l"!:"" ia"
on s,octriH :caSnns. and the learned
di, .:.c !, i.c ,..;,i.. ii would hardly Lave
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
THE TRIP To YOEhTO IN.
L Manly an.t Co,n,lrs" !intiica:ion q? the
State Commissioner.

State Commissioner.
Major $. =. Hamilton has written a
lon. letter 10 the -Nc,rX Hnd tD"'te' III
answer 10 CHARGES made against HIM
Of uiiSn.;inHoirH the trip to Yorktown.
lie narratcs tl,c history oi' his apl"lnt-
,neni BY Governor Simpson as State
Commissioners Dv hard work, with
lie aid OF Governor deter aid Colonel
Sir,nntrn. lie succcctIcd i'll 9cil'ng
Legislative appropriation oi S::.4,".
| lie ihcn drew tie cuHJ;:r"ci:t rcSuiu-
tinn. which provided that the S'a5e
should y" represented bv CIVIC and Il
military delegation: the former consist
! i.,m of the Governor with five aides,
ali the State officers, all tie judges
beth Of tic Supreme and t;rcui:
Courts, tie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ;iild
| Sneaker CT the House, five Senator'S
and ten members Of tic House OF rep
rescntativcS: and the latter bya battal-
ion of two hundred and fifty men.
rank and ;ile. 49,
He a.i.is: ;:Ou tie 3nth Of April
las; was called To New York 10 lncct
;nu Congressional commission and
commissioners to perfect d p:an OF
OPERATIONS. i:auu;i there that ii;;$S:-
r::u:c:;S iHlii aErropiia;ed Sio,HW'.
New Hampshire, $i0:nC0, Ne" Jersey,
as'mucll aS the Governor deemed lice
cs>arv. Frnns! lv"uia, a large sum,
New York, !io:.liH". ;i.i Georgia the
same. Mai'v.a;sti h;.d-aiso given u large
sum. North Carolina afterwards an-
pyr,ria;cd 5000.
Cron the :ir<t scheme proposed at
t!,ut meeting 1 promptly aniounccd
tEiaf Will! The appropriation in h&Ed
Syn. ii Caro!im could not possibly take
Part: others also ohjeciin@: the number
f of DAYS fnr the celebration was reduced
. | t. ;::rcc. and ] undertook lhc pre!H.r.i
Ions necessary ~ transport and Su5S!S'
. both Of our Delegations.
My !ir,s intention V:;s 70 keep boil
= the military and civilians Oh steamer
{ ! tuu::A this impossible after ransacK
\, ing the entire rargc OF Steamboats, il
inc United Sfa!eS Five thousand del
5 las was tie loves; bid, ($lG.Wo th'
l h;chest.) wEicb. with raliroau trans
vUr.aiiull and other expenses, w"u.t
:. nave cost 1890. Then proposed Il
hu; tv,its aid hire caterer at Tin
e North. and house and feed the troop
: on shore. The tcnts had estimate
!. for summing ups3!, ,2GV: the bid OF Til
;, catcrer Che Iowes;I Sl.23 Il head pc
day. making 81 200 more.
S Governor .lao,od and myself !ia'
c determined 10 make 10 efforts to llar
5 ;he State represented in the Iice
- suci, expenses: but The Federal Coy
cr...nuic,:J U:;ie; eli to lc::G tents FOR ii
Il occasion with wnod. watc" ana St:a"
o tnon This assurance l cnj.clu'ied III
c co.tract Will: the ChcstcrHiyeT Ste@E
:; boat Con,rany, OF Baltimore, for til
services oi the Stea,acr Is. >. f0'W Il
i i've days. and to feed not eXceedlA
of one hundred persons. at S2.W. 500
after 4 concluded the contract for RAJ
t. | road transportation from Columbia
;! Portsmouth, viii MIR. 4. Pope. OF Il
II Associated kai!waysof Virginia ar
is the Caroliu;,s, 70 carry six cempaln'
Z. from G.o1a.nbia, one, from Sumter ~
~ three from F.ore:,ce. bv Stlasss sref'
E,eo,,-u q ,I,r A ;la Esssse1,s.,>sifKe-s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
, - :

rfd-Nl1lc!f f!sNHt"1sefPaGtPts y Tt H.. ~.
then engaged Nh; Nh F,eslsUtk, OF: Co.
alu,nbia. Known and skiised&s caterer,
10 undertake the culinary Department
1t Io:Slowll,t AMI frocur"d Col2ncl
Thompson 70. seek some gentleman who
would draw me pl:;lf Of q Kitchen
aid mcs: h;,li 10 1e erected at York
town fer onr soldiers. While was
engaged with these matters it was All
noanccd to ME b. the AGjutant-Gcncr-
al and Col. Thompson that unless I
would agree to furnish .spor:ation
for tie various companies from their
homes to tie main line (trom Gel ln-
bia TO Portsmouth, Tic battalion
woGhl lcvei' come together, and TIC
~holc t':in= prove q iai!i:r". had
representations ot the same kind 1ron,
some of tie company rfi:crS. Against
my Judgment Welded tie point, and
this cost over 'sttE}. and neces>i;a;cd
the Abandonment of ny scheme of iiav-
ing mess hal! and Kitchen 1T York
town. At this time saw plainly a
deficiency looming up, and di"ading it
ana ali appeal to tic Legislature, | Or
:.:an:zcG what was called the Yorktown
Auxiliary FunI, Which permitted any
os the civjc delegation to carry a lady
upcli tie payment Of S2j. This fund
was to be held, first to supplement the
State appropriation, and secondly to
provide .nr tic entertainment Ct any
guests. bv which ii was fair to presume
Ihc ciyiu Gci"gur!OM wUn;d DC visited.
make Il rough estimate row thar i
viii require trc!: this fluid ilum $3.50
! 20 $500 70 make I'D the deficiency in
the State angrcri;:ition and 70 avoid
;lc necessity OF on; )araSsjrr tie l,r~
i-ia!urc witt. i .,c1iricncy bill. II yrr-
.nittcd Us besides to carry a DELEGATION
If ladies OF which sny State >mjyi,t be-
proud. What moderate amcunt CT
wines. Sc.. w.iic!, were usc:l cn The
Steamer were paid :3r ont Of this fi,ud
fol Governor iIcyood and lnysclf were
agreed ii the offset that if ;Ic auDro-
Dr;a;jop had been 4 million Not onc
cent os i wnniI hc s,nrt for l:unnrs
v.ircs ,.;,,.,. q. ih,i;,.,., ,,rt r.;,I
10 :ln ~. .;.n.n nr I,,;.,.., :, .I,. 49,,
,,,.,nr; .;n;, ,.I;r,, ,v.s ..o5 ;.,v,:,,n; ~.
sroh ,,rrn,sa :,
~, tho Is. of ,y,;or u.n,;1-
ton wGs ;cG,rnn,l ,l;.t NO ,,.ri,! n,n,
nri,. t,-.,t--:;,.n .fn,. n,,i NO ,r,InI
o.. :;r.,w ia son. i.,,;";,.,. 10. ~,
.,,,:.r viii, ,nn,n ,r,.,, tn E.,:.,.,ni,.r
'rh.,. .ti,. ..,..., l,ut ~, ,,.,,o,1 nd La
,,.,I ~ c..,!n,. yo,,,, .,,,u, .:.I;.,,,,..
!, . I.,,.nr t,,.,> W.. pIii,,.,- ,l,,,,.,.4
cd Cor Y'GrEto,yn with 1ha cocks srl
,vss ,n tho grounds tho d,, l,.i;,,e t.,n
troo,s arrived
..'HI,o ,corn;nt. cf nrr Gnnorturo ccn,o
The train was +, cur>i.: oT fnrc,rI;no
to the contract in yritiio> six .irsi-
,,,,, ,.,>,.,;,,rr cn.,ci,rs ;,;1. t;.o S.,Ii;r,s
can:bIr Of sca:inr - ,7rsyn; cac',
" Li;3 v;,yr 3i1 s4.,s Thc h.itol,;,,
inc:ud;ny co,n,,arv officers. n,,r:;.trcI
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

WlL,I>M ". ..sroH. the millionaire,
y tie Republican candidate 1or Con-
eress IN the Eleventh Congressional
District in New York City. il" Is
xlclling oul his money at an alarming
ra:e. While not content with this, the
Republicans are b!ackmaili''g poor
letter carricrs and other emplo! eS i'll Il
shameful snamer. The Herald gives q
graphic picture of a Radical police
iasticc sitting at his table and brow
beating and threatening poor devils
who plead inability to pay the assess
mcnt. This is tho way the great party
of moral ideas holds its g"p on the
government.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05


said. h"ra:i:c n"r ff"'' W.: ,.,,u.;...,;, ."..;
oi:p. aHG StEii!i'" ":' thI 80 3'n.,;..,ni
rcilcIvH IL "' ai "'!''.'ir''"'
JU:hcE. How t:j> "*s c''i''!"@ 49,
40, hci"" i railroad n?"h. nh' IL ""> y
iti<:ict violation oi Tie written contract
smh served % crn",l lac MI'f wis
The space allotted /" tn >,'''l''"I ',.t ,,'o
panr was r"rr'ca 'ihf"" "' II, "" ,'I ."
rcgul2r train: and II al! u 'n':H ,':. '. ::"'
to >taid up from sumter 10 ''''''' :.
t0H they well k""" '''c 'c"7'','
j. ..il!;ng!ui. where ;'!cEe Is c;:"lSe
g.! gauge which iirtc<Sii;tiIu a ci'"''22e
ot cars. t!!a i"r"nvri!ic:'"e arose ir"'l! q
i:!u;c s"r:oHS viuiaji"N ~ contract Oil
tho par; OF III" railroad company. "o
oi' :iic ears w"r;. 'l"t passenger c'"cheS,
AID cun!d Mol contain seated twenty
titc people "ac:, Aen'" the eEo"aias
au! ;:c!"y.
As SOON as ] rca'hru 1orN!o"n L
Eo,;tjc.l H,. Pope 1T l.;clmo':o OF 'he
default of the railroads. ai,'! lie answer O.,
cd Lv letter tiat nc M"uio haHe t'!o
matter rectilied cn our return. " he'h,
or this Was done cannot say. as l iau
to STAY to bring oil the camp cqulpaSc
and baggage left beiii"d.
Our battalion was constituted !or
tic nc''isinn: ron!ruSed ol companies
r!' diticTcui regiments: winch haa 10 oc
co!iccnu&Icd on i':c man; !l''e OF ,rasel
from all sections %! nc 'oia!c:' a"u was ~,
never to@ethcr "ii'li lah''eo ~ toi ~
town. Necessarily IL acre -c4aTo "o Nv
concert "tactl9h among INV So'''PS.a.
as to camp equipment. Inc SI.'e
could not be expected 70 InIii,i I ei,,tl. ,
ana tables, as these snat3efs oe.oi's NJ NJ
ci"Sl'e'! 10 !ne ..o, ,''.,, I;'u J 1'.,i no mess
fcaS"h "h! 'ilI' o',,' o't'.s.Ti a,,.',,,, M"' ."
NAL mas pceH % ii, eItS y; IiUm nov ~ ono eide
nc sil''i ~ H. ''>t w., n ~ Ii,,n,sh;ro
! OF ou' c",hp, .'io , 1,c" .,,, n c,pt,,aT ]
troops AIH%; o: ., Aer' %:''' lay ,oar h,.
ArtiiIcr!' ol CAV a'''i,'''' "".' .'.',' ~.
IheE are al coMioa"t, iui iH,Ina '..I", ,,as
Sahlz;ltl"hS. 1''e i't'' 'I''t t.'" ;','a,',t w
spent great s".,:7 on l's oq.'p''s' p.''Sns
ahd Us trip 10 1orAto" Il c":' ,::':a, ::',ss'
an'is by tae assessment ol IIie INN: N.,, t..
al mcn:otrs Hl inc l's,:no't. :':e ~" Nv
Hampshire NAG eS"e'lE tMlcc u"t ~.
pr"p''atl"n. 'luf ol,'r: H.'.o =. "
Georgia nisac3lo *pp'"9..a;iG;'on .;i;.u '1,[' ho,
ever, a"a the IAa.i'',l A.'a,,s':, .,"o =, ~ +i,I
OH? fei'ressil'"'lN esi ",'' ',rI rr,,o N,r.l
expense OF It's ."'eipoc's. nI t'w,, .,,,,s =.
C"rol'i'a troops were Si'e,. o..? "i' .n";,
Fot'aHoA ~ '''''! ''o.ii .'o On s,,n,,;.hni
ratirns and equipment were ,urn;cnr' I;i; co
by the as: cSSlncht OF tl:e ih'''' '''"''
members OF the companies. ,,
Gne o!!iH: matter ao"u- Mh'sn YOU }.a
reporter seems TO nave beeh cn1:l'.e', :l'' q q
n:E eHrtcl>t"' ~ wiz .''s ,,">ni..;,st ~ -,
the military from ect'lHS ofe;'A'aS' VI
beard o1 the steamer; eoo,.o,, ;.
The supplying "sin 'h2;tis o.! Sc'el
FIVE persons on tic H: y. fo'a h''
been sna'ct 10 Henry jacques a cater
CT Of Baltimore. lie !hld s"rPlteS 10 o
that number. a"1 no more ahd IL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

..,,lc rs far - III" ch,.rri, il San t'rin-
CISCO las dome. |: Is : i::::::t;:.! r.!tiTe;y;
ior ,..clr-i.;-;:;:a! authorities. Ei;, il.rrt
are ,:ialv things of more vital import
ar"c to The world !nan the solution "1
tic problem whether jonah was s":l'
low ed by IT,, whale. Religion is based
rather on its prcccpts and laws ;lan Oh
its history ak: itS nar:,?'ies, aid i: is a
Gi,as:inn whether Il woman cannot
..tc:.vi ;i!c teachings Of Christi even
i size doesn't ..:"rr - be asked about
whites anal such things
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
z. WEz.E.EFGRD.
NOTICE.

II z respectfully ask all those indebt-
w eG to rs tor Provisions tr GuanO
to call at orce and settle for tie same.
We want money to pay debts contracted
for tie ,cry same supplies. most OF Which
viii be dle on and before the first Of next
mouth.
We st meet orr !ctts promptly. anal
We th:nl: in :!lc p; eSent condition of the
country that it viii Lc 20 the interest of
each ar1 evrry one of US to see tEat .orr
credit suffers 10 ;njrr:.
knowing oCr wants We feel satisfied t1at
voa will respond without delay
Betty & BRO.
OFT kim
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
The Yorktown Trip.

Major S. p. }iainil:ons letter to the
:Nerx anil Co~riel' is Il complete VIM
ekcation Of his management as tentcn-
nial Commissioner. Not only did hc
use ordinary vigilance, but he was
unusually Jealous and untiring III his
rnGcavorS to make the expedition
success. He had to contend with
small appropriation. a vi"Ia'l"n OF
contract By tue railroad, aud L failure
OF fuisiilmcnt oiproniisns made by the
Federal government. in spite Of al OF
7W!sich there. was no serious in:on-
Ec,,;encc after all. The members CT
the Gordon Light IEtaE;ry, Oh their
rcsurn. bore witness that the reports
sf mislnanagcncnt had been much
exaggerated.
As to the great hrrrah raised over
the exclusion Of the troops from the
steamer at breakfast. Major llamI'-
tons ,l..fancc is amply sustained.
breakfast had been prepared for Il few
persons on tic boat: and provisions
2,..d been made for breakfast for the
troops at t'c terminus. TIE train WaS
delayed. 50 the regular programme
5:,ilet,. and there was rot enough o'
the boat to feed ever, body: and ne
distinctions could be made among ti't
three hundred whose, breakfast Va:
awaiting them Somewhere else. !:
: camp sle food was abundant and %
good quality. {
Tie disposition 10 grumb!c is larseI.
developed ina great portion o on
population, and it IS pity that i j
rot held ofteIef in check. ssssx " "
- ~ -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
,SHEHIEEr,S SALE.

= I virtae Of an execution to NE di-
i reetcl, will ci.cr fer sale. before
the cou't t.hous., door III Winnsboro, s. c..
on the first Monday il November next,
witlii1: tie legal horrs of sale, 10 the high
est lid ier, toy Ca*h, tie follow irg-;ie-
scrihea property. 10 Wit:
All that tract Of lanA. lying in Fairfield
County, 5. C., containing twenty-five
acres. more or less. boInded by lands of
john N. ra4l"cl:. Mrs. Margaret Camack
and Estate of Iraneons cope, deceased--
levi;tl upon as the properly Of Joseph
Smith at tue suit of Margaret amac'l.
J. y. MeCAELEY,
S!:cr:Ars OIca, SIC.
WilrSLo,o. S. G.,
October 10, ltSl.
=
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

I WILL EE ABSENT FROM TIE
State frtrm the 18th OF this month to about
tie 1st Of November. Those indebted to
me will fn;l their Eotes in the lands Of
R. C. 'GOODING, who is authorized to
collect icr me.
I have on hand one open buggy. one
six seat platform spring wagon, and 20
assortment of the Oh Hickory Farm
Wagons.
ALSO
fnll line of Ba:gy Harm ess and Wagon
Ha:ncss.
J. II. CUMMINGS.
oct y
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
ALSO.
.SEIERiEjT.E SHE.

/ virtue ct an execution to ME direct
u ch. will Offer for sale, Before the
conrt house door in Winns;,nro. :. {. on
t.e iitSt ,,ou':nc III ,!nrs.i:.her uvxE. with
n ::le :"Gai hoy: r sale. C TIE highest
bidder. fer C'a>?', the foiiowins described
;,r0pt.t to Wit:
::li that t1ac: ni' land lying in Fairfield
;'o"r:y, s;'Uti. C;,iv::a:i. containing tx: r.
y ;;ar .. wore ~ :.s:,. lc;lilieti lv laa Is
of Mrs. =; I. Weir an. TIC Castle l!.i!-
.'ra.' Eno~E rs the !:cn-y Castles !.nne-
>t":;.' -ls"icd uron as the property Of
Henry Castles: deceased. 1T the suit Of
iGoS. N"N:nS:rv.
J. D. L11c:t'.sRLTY.
ShvriG"S Office. 81 &C.
'EiD ASHORE. :. c.,
October -. 1881.
oct D
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

merchants
the breeze and tundcrs forth nacss
sng principle buy your goods at
prices makes the world wonder ans rivalry stare
aglsa<
HEAR TFsE FAME OF AIMSAUGH:
yards Stardara Caicocs CT uworh 81 elsewhere
yards Fancy Goods, cents-wofh ~ elsewhere
yards Fancy Dress Goods lG4 ccn's-worh 20 elsewhere
SEQ yards Black Alpaca lS3 cen-worh 80 elsewhere ~
Black CaSmcres-te IN Mnns0oro
that good dress that will
years. these goods 4o 3 49, 81 96a and so
FROM AUCTICN.
hundred Ladies Trimmed Hsfnc sooa twenty cents on the
&C. Gl, 49, SlI4, something hne It
and $3.50.
Ribbons. Neckwca Embroidery landke
complete and ta exceeding pev
Mmnauch Bros, Chester, and j.
aud his shall rush goods
at prices that will eclipse all previous efforts.
J.LMIMNAUGH.
nspARTIEs INDEBTED TO Me WILL SETTLE ONCE AND
SAVE .:, CAsn 4 AND EXPENSE j. l.. NJ. ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

Victims to constipation and lis
untold miscrics can keep in good con-
ditinE by i moderate use of Ayers
Pills. the surcst, safest and most relia-
bic catl,ariic
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
SdERIETNtS .S!fLES.
IT II SUOtU. =. z,
October 10, x 81.
n.tI

+; v:rtne Of executions to M direct
- Ell VII! oiftr for sale, before the
courthouse door in WinEshoro. $. c., OF
he s!rst MonI!av in November next within
TAG legal hoErs Of s;,i,', to the highest bid
d*r, for Cash. the following described
property. to Wit: -,
Seven bales Of cotton. one black horse,
ore ore-Eo,se wagon and harness, Que
two-!iorse p!ow. twelve sacks cotton, See,l,
o1e iro2-tooth harrow, org grass blade,
one hoe. oce small rlow stock, one dou-
bic tree. also il lot of corn tops and cats.
Levied npon as Tie prnp"rtv Of Tie |ohn
Il. Lst:ic;trt Co., 1T tie su:t OF James
;%IleS.
ALSO,
Cre Buggy AMI Earness-levied nrcn
as the !.rnrrrty "f !:;;i.cjs L-i:ncr ut tie
s1lit o: ". Il. Dnty Il Go.
}. d. McCAELrY.
Sheriff. O;iice. :. l.. c.
WirnstGr.,. : c.,
Or:nhr /. 1851
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4 oSS
Zoo 4 .
+. vE..SS EITIS, ;.nfroR.
80. s. EETyULDS. ASSacI,rE E5:ToK.

TIE New Yor.; H2: nI confidently
predicts that the Democratic STATE
s:"kct will be elected, tiiat tic c"nniI
Democracy Will win il New York.
a.,l !i,;:: '?am:nauy will DC permanent
~ b;,rirl.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
On and after September 4th, 1881.
passenger trains will run as follows
until further notice:
GEEENyILLE EXPRESS.
GOING EAST-DAILf EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
| Leave Columbia at 5.5:5 p n,
Arrive at Camden S.37 i Ii,
Arrive at Charleston 1920 p N
! GOING wEsT-DAlLY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Charleston at 6.2O a III
Leave Camden at 7.45 Il IL
Arrive at Columbia 1875 a nj
WAY, FREIGHT AND PAssEGER TRAINS.
! GOING EAsT-EA1LY EXCErr SUNDAYS.
Leave Columbia at $40 a III
Arrive at Camden 100 > IL
Arrive at Augusta 3.23 y II
I Arrive ut Charleston 1.55 y m
GOING wEsT-DAILr EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Leave Charleston at *3.05 a N
Leave AnguStaat 7.53 a NJ
Arrive at Columbia G.20 p N
Passengers leaving Columbia or
| Charleston on these trains will have tc
change cars at BranclIyille to reach
Charleston at 80 p. III. or Columbia
at go y. NJ.
NIGHT IMPRESS TRAINS.
GOING EAsT-EAILY.
Leave Colnrnbi:, al $50 p N
Arrive at Augusta 7.25 a II.
Arrive at Charleston $50 I. IL
GOING W"ST-DAILT.
Leave Charleston at 500 p N
Leave AU~uSta g. 100 p N
Arrive 1T Columbia 80 L M
Oh Columbia Division Night Express
Trains run d::iiy: ali other trains daily
except Sunday.
On Augusta Division all Passenger
Trains run daily.
JOHN D. PECK, S,lpt.
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THE Arctic steamer .Slli;;ilcc which
wras in scared. Of the J?"rGd steamer
.J.a,,.o;tc. has returned to Greenland
a;.d :s or its way to New York. No
r;IinsS have been received from the
missing steamer. The ice is much
Thicker and farther south than usual
this year.
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NOTICE..

fSLL PARTIES INDEBTED TO
Us FOR GUANO WILL FIND IT
TO THEIR ADVASTAGETO SET
TIE FOR SAME BEFORE THE
FIRST OF NOVEMBER. AS AFTER
THAT DATE THEY WILL HAVE
TO SETTLE WITH CURRENCY
AND LOSETlIE COTTON OPTION.
Il. J. NCCARIEY e co.
oct
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N1E&S'E e.

rs liers !,v given that aoa:;catioa viii bs,
| lna:ie 10 the Leo;shtnre at the ersn-
ing session. for the incorporation o. It
Narrow G:uee Railroad netween Wins
bofo and >kel' on II Aston. or some Tc!nt
between the Inst two ps: ces.
auc. 4-xiaMG:o
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

Tickets sold to all points Nort:, and
East via Charleston and Coast Line.
Baggage checked through to all prlEci-
pal points Norti, and East. Tickets Oh
sale atsUnion Depot Ticket Cf!ce.
ROBERT G. FLEMING,
General Superintendent.
j. s. DAvASr, 81:
s: General Passenger Agent.
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4e-r--o1 .c-ss;-H Otsid hot IT.. II It
81 oil oSlU sA-0l

IUTI>.OW=II aL -sttI. =
There is nothing for4:;e State to. be.
as'ianedcf orinortiticd at, Th: <plcn-
did show made by our battalion on re-
view III e lour sleariS witt, pride, ahd lie
fact tliat they lived Ike soldiers was III
my o;:::;':on eu:iucntiy proper ON the
OCCASION.
l remain, very respectfully,
s. r. HAMILTON.
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CHARLOTTE, c. s. A. RAILROAD.

CoIuME1A, S. c., Aug. 30, 1881,
On and after August 2lst. 1881, the
following schedule viii be operated by
the Company:
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r. w. PHILLIPS.

QUEEN ski su by r the most comfortable
desired length It also has the 1nen s popular
STEEL Which only the stee
break the clasps Warranted N every par
FOkSALE ONLYby
D. NJ bEa11 W.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05
M. I. KIN A RID,
CLOTHING HOUSE, COLUMBIA, 5. &.

Clothing the State Gents furnishing goods
lcuths SUITS Mems ous OK
the styles and finish, prices to suit tile times
Mackinaw. also
Nun,:n DERBY straw
Al"c qualities. Silk Surgcs and Alpaca and linen
II rs in"
AIL.OnDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
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