The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-20

former, and tho 6tl,er half thereof tS
tho school fund Of the county in Wliicl
the offense was committcd: 1'roeSI.
ed, That no person Shall be prevented
FROM protecting any crop Of Fruit OF
grain on his own lands from the dep;
rcdations of any birds herein Intended
to be protected.
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THE GAME At CHESTER,
Tho cllarges OF nist6urtesy, Made AEainsl
tho WinnBboro Club, and What ChssteI
Indy Thinks About the nIattct.
In Thursdays suc there appeared
n cominunicatioii vIndicating the mem.
bcrs Of the Carolina Base Ball Club 81
this place from charges of discoui'tcsy
contained in local in the RdGk Hill
Herald. Wo had heard so,iie talk oftho
unptcasaiitiioss attehdant upon The
game, and had hfard that the gentle
m"n from Winnsboro were rather ag-
gricvcd at the neglect they suffered at
the hands Of those Of the Chester Club.
Nothing would have been said in these
columns OH the subject, but for the
voluntary thrust Of tho Rock Hill Her.
ALL in publishing the local to which
we have alluded. AS to tho conduct
ct the Winnsboro club we are inform.
ed it was in every way as becomes
young gentlemen. Upon the conduct
ofthe Chester club, we shall not pass
Judgment, but content ourselves with
Quoting an article written to tho Buls
leti', by lady signing herself ga
Girl'', and headed "To the Chester
Basc Bali Clubs. The article is as fol-
lows:
! An eye witness to tho game Of base
ball on last Wednesday, | would beg
to mako h few remarks on it's merit
nnl dcincrit-and l am ashamed to
sdd that the latter far outweighs the
Wheh persons take it upon them
selves to invite party to their home
for the snke Of enjoyment, every stnse
Of etiquette will allow IL at it is the
duty of those persons to pay tho
strangers every act of courtesy in their
power; unu to cndcavorto make their
final implession Of the piace and it's
! inhabitants iliOrc pleasant than thev
over anticipated: But there is Just
where tho young "gallants" Of Ches-
have made grievous mistake. They
invite the Winnsboro elnb to play a
matci!-gamc of base btll, with the nat
ural desire of themselves being the vic.
tors, never bearing in mind that all of
us are liable to lose some: hing in life,
or allowing their attention to re- st
calml upon the question and think Of
this simple circumstance: That 1t is
as natuaaitor the opponents to mish
for the Sqa'ae result on their side! Had
the Chester Gluh. instead Of the si,llcn
10 ,ks which disiigurcd theft fi,ces
while they were playing so miserably
and with such lack ofiudgmcnt. III tho
carly part of the gamc-had they, +
repeat, allowed the game TO progr, ,>s
With less incivility 10 thcir guests, it
would. in the event Of their losing &c
game, ut least left them that which is
SD easy to acquire, but which settlis so
foreign to some of the players in this
nine, viz; politcncss and refinement.
Why one of them remarked to me {:
1--WE were just ready to pitch into
them and have tightl" Indeed l do
not !blatne the Winnsbbro gentlemen
for leaving before the hop, if the first
part Of their visit was received with
Hnnthnr % HLnr,n;",r u" tooi"ro ;,a;sno,.
sable to Chrstcr,s ent.d"o,. t e,,tortt";n nst,imS
ments: md which was nnt om;ttnI i",m nn
this oScaso m Mvm was WAS tSo no. "sa "'eo on
mentVf "nepro f;uhtn, picturn ' II ,
Tha t,nld 'bccomcs desnrtcd ;n! "a' NO. ~.
ment, and you sec ladies of culture
hurrving away, fearful of encounter:
'Ti,is. then. IS what attracts tho Sn,;H"
men of hester. TLnv ovon Er,int ~
tho time being t),e Hame whi,:h f. nrn. nv.
grcss:ng. and 90 uci7.mell tn ,'s SURROUND 80 md
the dusHv combatants Ana marc tho
eminent nolicc force conn int, NAV
but, I dare NOT offront thcso Go,rcro,,,
but gorgeous a,,ncmdaocs to the nmh,;c
peace, Who are afraycd in brass int.
tons and blue conts addcd to Within ;s