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BOARD of Trade saloon aud Billiard
Halt

At this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets Puriy & R4pdall, pro-
prietors, ere 10 be found the ve., choicest
and only The vary cioicfst of liquors, wines,
alos, berr, etc, fr N the leaiias msuutsctur-
ers and dealers of this Country a"d Europe.
newly huri up, mos, ,astolGllp arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated bin,
is'd hsll "a ora Of tha attractions. Call ard
see them
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rear rs possible the color, price, style, etc.,
desired. A whole sun can now be sent by
mail ut small cost. T1CIkNOn e. co. refer
to thousands wbos they have thus supplied
during the past y rars. Send for samples,
o. call ltS.W.cor. 9Th 4 Chestnut, st. ] nuls.
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asasaaH -
FG RENT.

EOR rem The sto e, 81 Elm street o. Nv
100 feet, formerly occupied by Calm Broa.
one OF the best stands in the city. Amy TO
> I'M Browning, 1857 Elm stfeei.
II Ot hENI-The store, No 1871 Elm street,
WIN line fixtures, counters, etc;, suitab @ far
my kinu OF pusinc Rent reasonable. An.
ply 10 DC Hedden Bro. 757 Elm street.
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DR. =. EAGAN,
NOTICE.

On ATuRDAY, 4th DAY OF JUNE. I vii,
s M, q. ny shop, corner OF Elm and Oak street,
buder for cash, nine CoTroN PLANTisRs ~
Carteis Patents The same viii he sold n
,nclose a me hsnic's lien, the legal notice
myl6-w3t. ROpERr nnxvr,v
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L.spNI',

oSr-A handsome SET OF gold iewelry-
- Ihutsiay riiern on. Irob bly, on Main or
I'm I'm street. suitable reward win be Maid
site 81. Gerorge Hotel. 'fPo-
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a. lRAYhD OR STOLEN From - 1p,, r,;oS,,
~ st on the might of the sth inst. Rio" i
mare ony, about II hands high, six years old.
branded on left honid der LIZ, with a crease on
,elt SIDE Of neck. A liberal reward will be
ps pau ,or ,heir dslivery,or information that Will
S Syau W ,he,r covery, at the Feed and Flour
street, Dallas ''' MAIN
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TWENTY-FIVE CLINT COLUMN
NOTICES.,


c00n CASH will buy small stock OF sro-
sDOyU ceries, store il,inres, and lease on
probably the best corner store for retail In the
c ". Call early at t0a Msin street.
MOTT. 4 10 CUNra NIrUR,- Sc led blds
4\wili be received by the under ign, q until
tie XII inst. for the erection of three story
brick building with basement, for G. NJ. Dan
over, On the corner of Elm and Sycamore SITS,
Dsiiss. TIE right to reject any or AL bids Is
reserved Plans and sprciiicati us can be seen
al my ofhce, j. NJ, AR CHER. Architect.
Sll Ma,n IT eet
| have money u loan, belonging u minors.
\ security must be gilt edged. Apply 10
Richard Morgan at the office of Morgan 4
uibhs. mavT A.
d OtiSH - -AIVer. scnenis iuas ue handed
tntC our huslnass oilce up to n. m ,
ana lnto the composing room an TO .. N
MOTT, E.-First-class hoard, by day wceser
~ month, by W. Thomas, late of Balti-
more, Marylind, No. 1925 Main street, Dallas,
near 81. Paul street. Cars pass the house.
~ oI'cb \ bargain can oe mad In 10
~ pounds of bourgeois type, In prime oon-
oltton, by applying at this cflco,
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NORTH, EAST and SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and leave AustIn station n,
follows; No Small and express arrIyos at ut
N NO Nnaii aud expires, leaves at $3.50 a. m.
Connections--At Texarkana, with nil Ira In
on ST. Louis, Iron Mountain q So. Riw,v ,or
az points North, East and Southeast. ktLong-
view Junction AMI hilneola, with ali ,raIns iSr
UNCONVENTIONAL Railroad for Tyler, Palestine.
houston, Austin. Galveston end San Antonio
A. DALLAS, with trains OF the Houston q TexSs
Seh,rai H'w'y,ior Corslcana, Nlexia, Bremond
waco; Calyert, Bryan, Hempstea,l, BrenhaIn
Az sherman,. with II. & II. g. nv, Tor ali
poin'e on me line fthat road. Al Fort Worth.
YIN Stages Tor all points IN Western Texas
a. n. anreveport, win Red River tteamers A,
ron For! Worth, Dallas and sherman TO r..
LOUIS LOUIS, Any Information In regard to RAGS TO
,reights OF passngc, time AM Connections with
% chceri9lly given on application to Geo
Noble. 9en'l sup't, Marshall, Texas, w r.
Newman, q. + A.. Marshall, Texas, or r.. "
thompson g. z. T. a., Marahaii, Iexas. W.
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PASTU RE.

pAsTURE.-I have iva hundred a acrcs /,
ao,,pa pasture, with plenty of runnirg water
Bro.'s frn aisos ss.ni Enquire at YeSrgsn 3
street. u. q. KNIGHT. anu "ain
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--,...-.---. ~ tN''lsN.
I)HmSiClAN AM sUNGEON--DR Mop.
H. TN. 0oice, In arst national bank bai,I
I aSSoa, nnesiuenoe, San Jucipto street, near
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FOR EXCHANGES

nnn : NGE-A Few intcres' 9 In min
IVY cIaims n Grant county, New Mexico
isorgond Texas lands. Address W q CnrrIc
SNAKE spearc, Now Mexico.
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Va ANiED--A irst-c'ass Baker at once
w Apply to Vine Very Fine.
w IN tED-Men and women to engage IN r
w PHEASANT aud profitable bu sincss, Fo
particulars ell at 100 NJ iin street, second l,oor
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

Nv ANrEo--lna nrst.cisss family, II white
W woman to'cook and to assist with wash-
lns anu ironing, Also n white pirl rs or -
to 81 Young street. myl7se'
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Az ANrED--A ilrst-clpss pastry cook, One
WI wn2oan do baking preferred. Grand
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Dor 'ALt.- "A taw half CANOPY suits ai re.
L. duced prices at Billing on's Furniture
store. Also large stock all kinds Of turni
tue ever, ma at bargain.
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ANrED-lo buy G cd sec nd-haTd
w SAFE, Tor cash Address Lock Box 1868
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EOR SA LE OR TRADE nimproyed lands
l In Jack. Pamela aud San Augustine coun.
Ties. ALTO, fine improved farm In Collin
county, within three miles of Allen station.
VIII sell or trade on easy terms the above
named property For further particulars. nd.
dress, W. cooker. Allen S,atlon
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Wy ANrED-To eX ,hange n new cuito-ei in
w this city, worth 5000, ,or plano In.
: ument must be wo tn $500 or the difrarer ca
be paid *. Her Id oiice i7.iw
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ENoh SALE BUis ID Arc ports. Inquire or
~ s'diess, John Webb & Go. FoIney Texas.
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w An 80 a COOK; mau. woman, white ur
,N BLACK, will c ok for eight or ten per,ons.
at this place, Stephenvl,le. Erath Co. TX.
Respectf liy = a. nhRpy
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NJ AN fED-N woman to wait upon an
~ hurse sick lady. Enquire at Herald
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

POISONED Wy A PEECII..--The Kcn-
nebcc, Nc, JouaWal says: Mr. Sam
uel Clarke, Of Vassclboro, has been in
tho habit OF carrying a copying pencil
in his coat pocket. One day last week
Mr. Clarke came to Augusta, and
while in the city he purchased some
trochcs for cold, which lie put loose
IN the pocket, where they were con-
stantly coming. in contact with the
lead. While returning to Vasselboro
on the cars he felt atickling in his
throat, and to allay the irritation par
took of several trochcs. His tongue at
once began to swell and turn black,
and by the time he reached home he
was deadly sick. A physician was
summoned, who promptly administer
ed entidotes for the poison. 1t is said
that piece of the lead Of one Of these
pencils, half the size ola pea, will
cause the death ofa robust man. AS
these automatic or copying pencils are
III general use in Winnsbolo, it is well
to call attention to the above. They
are evidently made Of some aniline
preparation which is poisonous, and
whether or not they arc as dangerous
as is clnimed, they should be kept
aW ay from children.
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SUEgVEVOgeSs MEETING

THE anniversary meeting Of the Fair
field Survivors Of the Sixth Regiment, S.
G. ". will take place al tho Town Hall.
Winnsboro, s. c., on Monday the 1lth Of
April, ut o'clock, n. H. There will be
an election of officers. and full attend
is earnestly requested.
mch 24-tx2w
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sSSEDS THAT SVRpRE3E!
InkrE u u MFRS, Wl2OI MA

MrNlx". :: new v"grt,hir from y. A., differing
!rn'n rnythiu. ever CLOWN har". t!eii;iOus raw or
rr'S ii. seed sen; by n!cii ~ cts. payer. Sova
""'n 81 Japan. inlf bnan half pea. said by clirm'
"a Ter rlsnt. also. Seed. - rts. paper Cuban
q i"'.n Watermelon. Just imported. largest variety
sns ,ry : best 10 keep CT ship "5 cts. pauer OF 20
SrusE,nrlon. j ilit.s, known. 2 tos feet long GnS
uuality. caily Al prolific Is cts. paper. Climax
Tomato. richest ntvOr. early, prolific Solid-uh
ennrlrd In cv"rv way. IS cts. PAPER. White Egyp.
tim Corn from tn" Niir,. fields immensely
ia HE South where 0'hor corn fails Cnrqualcd
for trb" stuck. 20 Cis. paper. IS cts. pound.
T"oIintr one plant f,"S cow two days: 10 to II n
hIgil. - rts. nannr Cuz"o fnrn. grains In. long
II IN broad Seed will bring fabuo ~ rrlcc<. Is cts
II paper. All the Rnov" Sont for 81. nf each for q.
.hiir"SS q. H.GIG3J:sT & <:sp. Atlanta. di...
',Nr,r"ncc: Hon. w. l.. Calhoun. Mayo: Of
& MA.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY. March 81. t, ,t, 1881,

TERMS OF THE NEws AND HERALD.
-Tri-weekly edition, four dollars per
dnnu,,, in advance; weekly edition,
TWO dollars and fifty cents perannua,,, ,
Ia advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards.
RATES OF ADvEnTIsIEG.-O One dollar
per inch for tho first insertion, cad
fifty cents per inch for each subsco lent
insertion. These rates apply to all ad
vertisements, Of whatever natuir, and
are payable strictly In advance. Con-
tracts for three, six or twelve months
made Oh very liberal terms. Tran
sfeMt local notices, fifteen cents per
limo for the first insertion and seven
slnd 0ne-half cents per line for each
subsequent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged us adver-
tiscments. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited.
All communications, Of whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Company
WiInsboro, s. G.
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"A photographer recently acted as
master Of ceremonies at friends fu.
neral, and as he lifted the cotfin-ltl for
the mourners to look at the remains,
whispered to the corpse, "Now look
natural" Force ofhabit.
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. RAILROAD SCHEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro az follows:
North-boumd passenger, 1918 p. M. :;
south-bound, $50 p. M; nortl-bound
freight, S,54 Il. M; soutli-bound, ! 1.15
p. m. These arrivals are on the basis
OF Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
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II dDE'Hd;EG,

ME regular meeting Of tho Board of
i. Trustees of School District No. II
W IL be held at the Office of the under
signcd on tho first Saturday in each month
ut Il O'Clock, q m Teachers employ cd
in this School District will present their
reports ut that time, and receive orders
Oh the County Treasurer for their salaries
by order of the Board
Il. II. ROBEK ISON.
mch 3I-2t Clerk
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IMMIGRATION. The Register says:
"Iwonty-nine Immigrants arrived on
tho Wilmington Railroad Yesterday.
Eleven of them were taken by Mr.. f.
+. Mobley, of Fairfield, fifteen by Dr.
.. A. Robinson, of Duo West, and
throc by Captain T. II, Clarke, Of
Trenton. Fourteen moro are expect.
ed to arrive to-day. Applications for
Immigrant labor are constantly com.
lapd Colonel ButIoris filing
sss 5si'sss'ss, ssas Z
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i;E$Gu': :E>i}E}py c.s..r

J" mr." .:.2r orr n"w s!IicS and .nfi.i"i,,. q
we Lk" iha follow ~: rnini al,ri'r! uiir!. O..
short i:In": - we N.ila la"Erl contains :. cUl,,
ria,,d wst"h clia.n.. agate shawl rin, lady - cle
CANT set iSrli V, SEA G"'n cuff pu;; coral neck
lace. set Of agate studs. gold rl.i- b nd ring collar
button. Key riiis. rotke. h'oi. iiniati"M silk
hln!N"rchirf, pen, lpncil, cu':.i;' envelopes and
visiting cards. All thes" ,iiWii. Il 20 YOU 10: 3d.. III
stamps: packets for Slt0. IDG lot can b, -"
tailed at from $. to - VI.
The Royal CuSke; contains one surer> ar'"',.: s.
flnE retS III; coral hrEucit set fancy
lIr.. co'.:l alrev" bittu'rS encrn,. rod niY'c
hri""!rs. ~0'n scnif lin, ,roh lated r,r >>"i g
fN"* *!'"Hrb;ttOnS, :ctNy god patc studs. !Ui s'l
t" . oS'lif ,iii. "".n.a" larS;nn d!:inc".! IL,
HlH'">r ''in'S " il l.. dia:;o"tl center, b..ii..
J t Si""v b i';DH-, n"trl collar bnt.U.,, pi:. d
link WI "a ~ -, plain roI plat" r.m.,. iI"b .,
cameo i.n2 II ;lirs: c'r-r;n"S with T.. diamond
s"'inHS, .cH:S tI:! co'nh. u:npthySt S.;. l.,iy's
fil PLACED set wiki whi'" *'o"r srl,in2s. jet a,ih
'''urO s"Hrf pin. eng. gold p;afp serve buttons
III! who!3 ot this na.n.tic"Tt cuiipction sent
sure ny nal FOR i 70: si.7n for 81. This lot
ctn hr re, i"i rnsly nt from e to .lD. Address,
:. Y. JEWELNY CO.. Ati.nia. Ga.
TIE ATLANr. GL"nE says: This rnmnnny Is
.''cfrctly r"iiobir, AMI the amount they give Tor
yonr money Is astounding"
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n. H. RG. COMPANY.

TINHE regular monthly meeting of the
i: Fairfield Fire Engine Company will
be held IN the Town Hall on Friday even.
ing lst instant, ut y O'clock
j, II. HARDEN,
mar 81 Secretary.
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PAINFUL AccIuENT.-As Mr.. John
W. Campbell, Jr. was crossing the rail
road bridge in front Of Mr. w. j.
Davis store at Ridgcway, OIL Tuesday
afternoon. after tho storm, his horse
ioll with him, and broke both bones Of
ms leg just above the ankle. Mr.. c.
Is known as tho lightning courier
ct the Ridgeway Democratic Club,
who sympathizo with him in this sad
ma painful accident, and in which we
heartily unitc.s
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for skilled lalorers. Colonel Butler
will probably go to New York in
few days to give his personal attention
to tho matter.
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MIN N AUGH'S
'GR A N d u T. p @ r,
DVM PEOPLE claim that Genius subject laws which
regulate the production gran the supply uats itself the
demand Instead Of excited visons
sensible people, the something genuine real
which beae6ts the public. Hear the fame of
MIMNAuGH.
Victory Dry Goods Noons Boots Shoes arocies Hardware
etc, etc.
500 Men's Summer Hats, at cents
4as women'a Trimmed Hats ae 4s e6, uptossoo
24s Gents colored Shirts ot aab cents, 30
sss of Spring Dress Goods designs consisting Dog
Lace Bunting Plain Black Bunting ohars cashnes
Cloths, Apacas, Briiantines etc.
201M G. D0WM.
yards sheeng shrngs Drines at COST
ToWELs-soo Power Loom Towels "A inches 25 conts
aes Power Loom Towels, Sc inches, 10 conts
100 Power Loom Towels 80 inches 6 cents
HANDKERCH1EFs- at g. up to 25 and 40 cents each
cIoTH1Na-This Department tie demand of the
public
SHOES, SHOEs-$2oOO Of Shoes just received
HESE goods have been bought for CASH f banda
res sonT i pRoriTT T yYsT
ana VIII put 1t III forco this than
JOHN L.. MIMN AUGFT.
The highest plco paid for rags and hides.
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NOTICE.

4 Ill persops baring 4 OLAF rns against tho
4A Town Council Of Winnsboro are
reqhostnd to present tho eane PROPERLY
audited, TO the und dersigned on before tho
3ist Of March. 2: 6, CHANDLER.
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MUNICIPAL ELECTION,

NOTICE is h reby given that the an-
IN hual election for Intendant and
fonr Wardens for the Town Of Winnsboro
will be held in the Town Hall on tho first
Monday Ill April, being tho 4th day
thereof, between tho hours of q. m. anil
s p IN.
THO boot: for Registration of voters will
be opened Mt the Town Hall on thursday,
Friony and Saturday (Nlarch 3lst and
April 1st and 2nd,) preceding the day OF
lee ion. between tho hours of 6 n. IN. and
Is p. III. of each day.
he foAlowiag citizets nrc appointed as
Managers of Registration and Election: p:
J II. Cummings, j. l.. Williams and Will
lis Gonde
BY order of Council:
moh II l.. S. CHANDLER, Clerk.
EDITORS ARD NEWSPAPER MEN
OF the country endorse James Boss Patent
Gold Watch Cases. AS a proof. read the foly
lowing:
Baltimore. Md. March 1880.
IT. gives me pleasure TO inform cu tnat tho
James Boss Watch Case l have carried has
EiyHyn Ey perfect satisfaction i tRTSwosp T%srs Gfa"t''
Ell. and Prop't Te'cgram.
Lafayette. Ind March ., 1889.
take pleasure IN commanding thc James
equal In wear to one Of solid Eold. They arc
tho Boss" in fact as well as IN name.
W. y. LISGLE,
Ed. and PrOp't Courier
Des MoinCS. Ia, Feb. 23. iSSh
Our manager has carried a james Boss
Patent Watch Case, and cheerfillJ says thai IL
cannot be beaten In rnr way.
STATE LEADER co.
PubrS f0ma State Lcft6Cr.
Watscka. Ill.,. March 3, 1880.
am pleased TO say that tho James Boss
Watch Case I have is entirely satisfactory,
being In every respect Just as reprcsGntcd. II
Is Il perfect beauty. N. II PETERs,
-, Ed. and r. opt Noquois Co. Tones.
Wa,isau, Wis, March 10. 1880.
The WntclfCasc have Of your make Is IN
every way satAsractory, i isj jllst Splendid;;
EdApd rropt fnHh Torch o.; R"@f 81 itoetiiy.
Tho aboys are cohsprred in by hunireds OF
other edftorB as vel q merchants, mechanics
and jewelers., in oil paItA OF the country.
Pntas or Solid Gold. ItfnSsrua rran ] ntcd nv arc.
ciol certiticate: ASK your 1es sser Tor iilstra-
tod caiaiogde containing 1ull dSA SAriotion.
Jan6 ...
.;,;::; :::;.';i =
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Elegant Jewclry Chcap--N. Y. Jew
elry Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Enlarge and Develop the Form-P.
De l.. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Local Briefs.
New goods arc coming by every
train.
Snow fell for short time on We'd
ncsday morning.
The air is still rcdolent with the
odor Of the national perfume.
jim Steele, son Of Fred, is a stand
ing witness now in Stocbcr's court.
Tho G.. III. recruits are being
regularly drilled by the scrgcants of
the Company.
-Mcssrs. McCaMts and Lcaycll we're
discharged by Commissioner Stocbcr,
Oh Tues day.
Tho Fairfield Fire Engine Compa-
ny meets Oh Friday night, "and don't
You forget it,"
We hear tha; some new buildings
Will be erected in town this summer
i1"' ,lc G4rn "otE so Uii.
-Fl," ni1t!Iulouir! u.tgtc! i little
dull just NoW, @N; !, i "Hy,a,cd That
il will revive in a few honthS.
NOAH johnson is said to be work
ing in Orangcburg, having gone out
Of tho "outragc mill" business.
The countcr-jumpcrs are rcsorting
to horseshoe pitching to while. away
the dull honrs. Business must be get
ting slack.
The Court OfConmon Pleas and
General Sessions for Richiand county,
Judge Aldrich presiding. opened on
Monday last.
Some Of the boys actually look
"downin in the MOUTH since rcccivingn-
formation that they may not have to
20 to Charleston after all.
Old BorCas has been on q "brcez.t
fora day or two past. He began by a
rain storm Tuesday afternoon, and de-
vclopcd on Wednesday into Il genuine
nor'wcstcr.
The attention Of all Interested is
called TO the notice Of n Democratic
meeting to nominate Town Council,
TO be held tonight. All good citizens
should attend.
Read what DTimnaugh has to say
to-day. Solid facts speak louder than
words, and he understands the art of
putting printers ink to good use. A
call at his mammoth establishment will
satisfy even the most skrptical.
Captain Gaillard received Il tclc-
gram on Monday afternoon from Ma
jor Barker, in Charleston, notifying
tho young men under bond in the cleo
ton cases to remain at home until call,
ed for. Fuller information will be
givcn. we hope, in our next ISSUE
Captain G. has not yet returmel from
Charleston. .:s'
An exchange says that tho late
president Of tho Lchigh Valley (Pa.)
Railroad, never drew cent ofhis saa-
ry. If we mistake not, the same can
bc said Of tho late Hon. Edward G..
Palmer, of this county, who was the
first president Of the Charlotte and
South Carolina. now the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Rn ilroad.
--.-".----c-----.-.-...
MUNICIPAL DEMoCR >TIC CLUE. AIl
members Of the Municipal Democratic
Club are requested to meet in the
Town Hall this (Thursday) evening,
ut "A o'clock, TO-: the purpose Of nomi'
mating lntcndant and Wardcns for the
ensuing year. G. II. MCMAsTER,
Chairman.
PAINFUL ACcIUENT.-=-As Mr.. John
W. Campbell, Jr. was crossing the rail
road bridge in front Of Mr.. W.. j.
Davis store at Itidgcway, OIL Tuesday
afternoon. after tho storm, his horse
roll with him, and broke both bones Of
his leg just above the ankle. Mr.. c.
Is known ma tho Evhtninot conrioy
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31

MUNICIPAL DEMOCR >TIC CLUB..-A
members Of the Municipal Democratic
Club are requested to meet in the
Town Hall this (Thursday) evening,
ut "A o'clock, fo:: the purpose Of nomis
mating lntcndant and Wardcns for the
ensuing year. G.. II. MCMAsTER,
Chairman.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
E'. ELDER.
NEW AND DESIRABLESPRING
GOODS!
CHEAP AND PRETTY SPRING
-: ~.
GOODS.

BLACK and colorcd Caslnnerea, AL.
pacas, Mohairs, Monte Cloths, Grena-
dimes, Buntings, llernani Cloths.
LAW NS, Muslins, Linens, Suitings,
Pique, Ginghams, Calcoes, Nainsooks.
ASK to see "Renireu" Ginghains.
Cassineres, jeans, Cottonades and
Linens.
BLEACHED, Brown and Plaid
11omespun.
TABLE Linen. Doylies, Towels,
She citing, Pillow Casing
IF ANY BODY WANTS A GOOD
HAT for n little morey, let them
call on me. Nobbyline ol Straw Hats
opening.
If ANY MAN OR BOY WANTS A
SUIT Of good, pretty, nobby, charm
Ing Spring Clothes, let them call on
me.
IF ANY MAN, WOMAN OR CL1LD
WANTS pair of Shoes, cheap, let
them call on he and get them.
THOSE SHETLAND SHAWLS ARE
LOVELY.
A BEAUTIFUL Line Of Laces.
Hamburg Edgings and Insertions, Cot
ton Edgings.
GENTS Silk and Linen Handker-
chiefs.
LADIES' Linen Hcm-stitchcd Hand
kcrchiefS.
GENTS, Ladies', Misses and Chill
drcn's Hose.
GENTS AND LADIES SCARFS.
COLLARS and Cuffs, Ruflling, Etc,
Etc.
BUT WHAT IS TUE USE TRYING
TO mention everything in tho Store?
just come and see me, that ia all, and
l will make it pay you.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-31
New Advertisements. A

New Advertisements.
Noticc-T. II. Robertson, Clerk.
Grand Dcpot-John l.. Mmnaugh.
Il. Il. L. Company-J. II. Harden,
Secretary.
Seeds that Surprisc-C. r. Gilbert
& Go, Atlanta, Ga.
Elegant Jewclry Chcap--.N. Y. jew
clry Co., Atlanta, Ga.
Enlarge and Develop the Form-P.
De l.. Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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