The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-20
TOWN AMID COUNTY,
TUESDAY, Hti%ombcr 20, =: i, - 1851

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New Observation-Disclosures. ...
Final piachaiyc w oiics, Al
'inini:stralifx.
Local Brlceiis.
We have had Recently elegant
'Wcathcr-for ducks and mosquitoes. .
Tho sheriff has received II letter
from q gentleman containing n ciIcu-
lar 'ahld price list Of hanging rope.
The Gordon Light Infantry have
'ordcfod knapsacks and 70 iguc caps for
their trip to tile Yorktown Centennial
next month.
Capt. Il. s. Desportcs, of the firm
,,ofDcsportcs T. Edmul'ds, pnid our
town a visit on Monday. 1Ic is look
ing rcmarkably wo,l.
-"Wc ;ti'c lhc girls''i is the favorite
song With "thc girls" Of the town.
Instead Of saying awe arc the girls
who fear no nosc", they have il, awe
arc tho girls who tccr No boys, you
'bcp".
Tho Carolina Base Dali Club have
been anxiously awaiting tho clla-
'lcngc' from the Alcrts Of Columbia,
'as il''inatcd by the Register, BIZ: have
MS yet nCycr received ono. What rs
tic matter?
-I,nmciise blue and rcd sashcs with
,,2n equally large bow, Worn around
the waist, with tue bow on left side, is
considered TIC height of fashion in
tho 'Boro. We think a yellow bow
and white Slash should be worn Just
for the sake Of variety. !.
Mr.. John J.. Mimnaugh, Of the
.".Aughsta Stdrc", left for Chester on
'Aohd;ay to iiiakc :tt'ral1:Y,; ;cncnts' tor tic
opening Of his now establishment.
We wish Mr.. Mihnaugll the same sue
cess in Chester that hc c..ioys in
'Ninnsboro.
-+Rcmcmbcr tho theatrical enter
'tcrtalsttHont to-,iight. The price ofaG-
.niiss;on''is only twenty-five cents, and
this small pittanco could not lc APP
propriatcd for better cause than tie
object of the chiertainmcnt. The
doors will open al half-past seven
O'Clock and the performance begin
at eight, sharp. We trust all The
''"iLl>ens will attend, and we assure
them that they will not regret it.
"A colorcd man while on his way
to town OH Thurstla; Attempted to
cross tho branch leading from tho tam
yard and crossing the the public road
Gust below the Presbyterian woods i'm
.mcdiatcly after q hard rain storm.
lie saw, what he thought to be, a
fresh wagon track, and thinking a
wagon had 'c"osscd:ftst 'bofo,i;o hin, hc
,Sould attempt crossing it himself.
but All attempt was all, for the rush
ing waters swept his two mules, wa
'gon, a mum bcr Of watcrmclons, Ills;
chickens hiia himsclf'dtWn the stream
until stopped by limbs Of trees grow
on the banks.
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NEW Goops.-Mr. J. O. Boag has
received his fall stock of dry goods.
millinery, otc., which will we'll. repay
an inspection. MfA Black, in charge
of tho millinery department, is at the
North layingin a supply Of things to
suit the wants and tastc5 Of the ladies.
hlr. Boag's now advertisement will
appear in our next issue.
DIR. Jno. T.. Mimnaugh has received
his ncw stock, and lo means to sell it.
Full particulars hereafter. IN the
}ncantimo he invites an cxaminats-on Of
fIis goods and prices.
THE COUNTY C0MMISsIONERS.~ With