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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

AUGUSTA AND KNoxviLLE RAIL.
RoAD.--"Make hay while tho sun
shiues," 10 the old 1adage. but President
Verdery and Superintendent Twiggs, of
the Augusta and Knoxville Railroad,
believe that it applies as we'll to railroads
as to hay. They are pushing forward
the truck as rapidly as possible, and by
twelve o'clock to-day it will reach the
Summcrville Mills, making two imror-
tant points already OH the line-viz., the
Sihly Mills and tho Summerville Mills.
Tho track lavine force IL wnrkia- :..:.l:
energy, and before very long the Savun-
nah river will be reached aud the bridge
completed. 1t will be the only iron
bridge acrnes the stream. While il Is
certain that the frat mortgage bonds of
the road are first class Investment. the
fact that many other roads will desire n
connection with the A. & X. will givo the
stack on cx!Es value.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

The public schools of Abbeville
County were opened last Monday week.
There are about one hundred and thirty
schouIs in'the county, or au average OF
about eight 4; each township. To teach
these schools there are perhaps two hun.
dred and fifty teachers holding certifi-
Gates. The school authorities have so
reduced the expenses of the schools that
they hope to run them five months with
the public money.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

- A strong recommendation of Post
master James. OF New York, for the
postmaster. .generalship has been sent to
Gen. Garfield from New York, signed by
the rresidepts Of tho Produce. Cotton
and Stock Exchanges, the Board OF
Trade aud Chamber Of Commerce. Il
is the moro valuable because it is under.
stood to have been voluntary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

The down train on the Columbia and
Greenvillo railroad on lest Friday was
ditched near Hodges by the breaking of q
mil. No person was hurt, and the Abbe-
Vile train carried the passengers on to
Columbia with very little delay.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17
GUMSIvTLTH! !.

4 !AAA! prepared. &c repair GUNS. pIS
Il Tolls. SEWING MACHINES, &c.
at short notice. have q full stock oi
Gun Material on hand, and guarantee all
Store. 80
Eel, II, 1881 80 3m
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Feb II, 1881
GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON County.
By ". ". Humphreys, Judge Of Probate

By ". ". Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
Whereas, J. l.. Tribble has applied to
me to grant him Letters of Adniinist,n.
ton on the Personal Estate of Zaclariah
FELTON,, deceased,
These are therefore to cite and admonisb
all and singular the kindred and creditors
OF the sG.1 Zachariah FELTON,, deceased. that
they be and appear before me in the Court
OF Probate, to be held at Anderson c. II. on
Friday. the 4th day March, 1881, after
puolication hereof, to show cause. If any
they have, why the said Administration
SSHoGid not DC granted. Given under nv
band, this 10th day Of February, 1881.
w. W. HUMPHREYS, J. p.
Feb. ~, 1881 80
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A train on the Savannah and Charles.
ton Railroad fell into the trestle
approaching the river last week without
injEring any person. One bench was
knocked out of place, and :zo miles OF
the trestlcing fell. 1t was on extensive
wreck not to have done more damage.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17

The speech of our Representative,
Hon. D. Wyatt Aiken, which we publish
this week, is strong and candid state
ment of the condition Of affairs in this
State. which will no donht de gced, We
think this speech ia the hest Of Gel.
Aiken's efforts in Congress, and have no
doubt it will meet ,he appreciation of his
entire Democratic constituency.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-02-17
Feb II, 1873

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
-AN All persons having demands against
the Estate OF Benjamin Pearman. deceased.
are hereby notified to present them. proper
ly proven, to the undersigned, within the
time prescribed by law, or else be barred.
s. N. PEARMAN, Admir-.
Feb IL. 1881 ~ 20
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I. WARMING

II HEREBY warn all persons not to hire
Il or harbor my son, Carroll Washington
Morris, who is under age, and who has
lief, me without permission.
CHARLES MORRIS.
Feb II, 1881 80 10
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hereby certify that tho foregoing is a
true statement Of the amour. of Personal
Property returned Sy eacl, taxpayer of the
Town of Anderson, 8. c., for taxation for
the year 1881. -t. -
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Il. 81 Corporation this, 10Th day of Feb.
ruary, L. d. 1881.
THoS. c. LIaON,
Feb II, 1891 80 ciA'
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And within the last Thirty Days the
capital ss:ei: c: SsS Ss::.soiiii Ss::.soii ssi. znA
0G0 has been subscribed in home capital
a. Charleston, and another is being rap.
idly organized at the same place in the
same way. She exampts from taxation
for ten years all new manufacturing
establishments. and Of the property Of
immigrants she exempts for three years
81 800 the amount of her homestead ex.
emption. Her mineral resunrces have
quadrupled in development, and yet are
comparatively untouched. Her people
are still poor, but they have one hundred
dollars ia cash now, saved under tho
benign influences of honest government
and homo rule, where they had ten dol.
lara under the narrowing Perplexities and
legaiized robbery of misrule and dishon.
est government. Her population has
steadily iicfeased. just how much,
.hanks to the fnultless census Of 1870.
taken by Republican, marshala and
their deputiee,"' nobody can tell with ac-
curacy.
These are some thiuga, Mr.. President.
that do not indicate sistaRnation"
or ''steady Decline" and I have
advertea TO them TO show to tho
country how entirely unreliable are the
stasemfnts Of partisan non.Yeformers,
who reck!essly resort to calumny againss
VIII % Communities and people 10 efIec.
tue e 40 nnholy purpose. AS i have
said, the people Of the South are poor.
comparatively poor--but It Ia no dis
grace, and they are not ashamed oft; ;
but Il III becomes the criminal receiver
Of theiret goods, one who has waxed
f,t apon their misfeftuIiea, to chide them
vi d their poverty,
Rebellion, reyoIutionS war, have their
lSstnrs ns well as revengea. They are
meFciless, they are cruel, they are de-
sttuetive, mud the Bout - Ia n people know
what they mean. Theit wounds are
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Hubbard, John NJ.
Jackson, Robt Acc.
Jenkins, Jake.........
Johnstone, DR. A p.
johnson, Willfs.. e..
johnson & Mikell...
Kennedy, II d, Sr. .
Kennedy, Mira r E.
Ki ese. Mrs NJ E......
Keys, r L...............
Kennedy, N.
Kennedy, N d, 6r...
Keys, Jos W-.......
Keys, Miss Della....
Lesser, Mrs Martha.
Lyon, Mira Cora g..
Leak. Mrs AnnB l..
Langston, Ch 70 Co..
Lewis, j BayliB.. ......
Lindsay. NJ.
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Ligon, r S...............
LaRoche, 2 F.........
Lee, Thomas B.......
Lesser, Abe............
Leake, T J..............
Leroy, j B...... .......
Lovingood, Caleb.
Lyon. Thos C.........
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Massey, + G............
Moss & Brown.........
Murphy, r M..........
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
The Lien Law No, 9,

In anower to the argument that the
Hen law dcmoi a!izes labor through
the facilities 1t affords colurcd Lahore, &
TO crop IN ,cpcndent'y and Lnsk iltuIiv,
tho NetOS and Courier cites Statistics
to show what has brcn done by free
labor, and draws the Inference t!nt
tho colorcd man is good farmer. All
will admit that more cotton Is made
now thnn ever beio.e, aud that free
labor compares tavorab!y with the toll
Of slaves. Yet this is not an answer
to tho objection that the Nems and
Courier combnte. Free labor nndi-
'rectcd may DC better than slave labor;
yet free labor may produce much more
otill # subjected to wise control, aud
operated according to tho principle Of
cooperation and division OF labor.
While some colorcd men urc as expert
farmers az eau be found anywhere, II
large majority Of the race have H.,
directive or planning capacity. They
may admirably perform allotted tasks
aud faithfully execute commands, ami
yet not be competent to pitch crop
and tend 1t according 'to tho best
modce--juot as 1t is not every brave
and faithful soldier who is fitted for
the place of command. Experience
hns shown In many cases that Il color
cd man will take out Il lien for fifty or
scvcnty-Gvc dollars, and plant onc~
muo.crop to bc tended by ut lcnst
four or five Gblc-lodicd huntls. Were
these hands placed under the dirccti IL
of skiltull manager they would pro.
ducc crop three or four times rs
large. Moreover, the Iani bv unskil-
fuI tillnge is rapidly worn ont, thus
diminishing tho wcnl,h-producing
capacity OF the country.
Political economy and experience
alike teach that the best results urr
achieved 10y combination; aud that
large agricultural enterprises may br
made to yield greater proportional
crops mt less expense than small ones.
For this reason IN, s\stum rhat tends
TO indivihualism Ii founded on false
economic principles. No one denies
this trntlency on the part OF the lien
law, and 80 far as this particular point
ds concerned the lien law Is uuucsiru-
be.
Other things arc TO be taken into con-
Rideratioh; tor TIC question OF repeal
covers broad grounds; but the uryu.
mcnt that tho law leads to cxtravayanl
and wasteiul and unskiliul farming
must be admitted by all who study the
subject with care.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
MAKING WATt,HES.

Defective Watch Cases are one OF the chief
causes Of SO liiahy watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin aud not 1lt-
ting well admit dust and dirt 10 tho move
ment, which so6n'interteres With TIE rGfihing,
paris Ct the watch nctessitatlig cleaning, r..
pairing, go, ami the amount thts paid out II
applied toward buying good case in the be-
ginning, would have saved MI tlils trouble and
expense. We have recently seen case that
meets all these REQUIREMENTS. 1t having been
carried for over twenty years and stIll remains
perfect We refer to the JAS. BOSS Patent
StiffeDed Gold Case, which hus become one
OF the staple articles OF the Jewelry trnde,
possessing rs It noes so meny advantages over
all other watch cases, Seing made jS'f Two
heavy plntes Of solid gold over plate OF COM
position. And we advise all Cur readers to ask
their Jewecr for cart, or catnioeue TIA, vii,
rxpihlh the manner Il which they are made
ItIs'the only 'Stiffehrd Case made with two
plates OF gold, seamless peIltants, md centre,
solid joints, crown pieces, g., all OF which are
covered by lctterspatcnt. Therefore Ou. no
case 'efore consulting Jewclcr who keeps the
JAS BOSS PhteMt stiffened Gold Case, that
you MAY learn the difference between it and
nll limitations that claim 10 be equally good
For sale by all responsible j. wtlcrs. ASH to
see the warrant that accompanies each case,
and don't be persuaded that any other make OF
case IS as Bood: - apl2.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
THE PROHiBITION MUCElfENY'. T..

McSSrS. Ediiorw: AS much has been
written in the public journals or our
da% on the subject of mrmorializin.
our next Legislature to prohibit the
sale OF Intoxicating liquors in on.
State, thought, ns had lived So
long, and had Witnessed, perhaps
more thnn amy Of your correspondents.
the evils resulting from the u>r oi
Intoxicating drinks I might be- per-
mittcd to give nay views upon it, mnl-
tim an p0'r0.
IN the first place would we not all
do well to take the counsel of st. paul,
"Bc Temperature in all things" Now.
II this does not mean everything, |
confess l can't understand our lam
gnagc. We live in fast aye, and u
very inconsistent enc. have Known
many men who were so very intcm-
peratc IN field and in door labor as to
cause sickness and premature death.
We are all intc,npcratc IN our duil>
diet, and the like results follow as
fom the former. We often drink too
mnch cold water, milk and coffee, and
like results follow. ETC., etc. On the
other hand. we may be Incorporate IN
sleep and idlencss and pleasure. |
heard. when boy, good old pious
preacher proclaim from the pulpit attc,
W. rrying his audience with q twn
hours sermon, II will close. had
im"vr o,c amy other dca.h than to be
preached to DEATH" BE il known.
nm no advocate of in,rmpcrancc il,
ccltlrr strong drink or ANYTHING else.
hut we read in Holy Writ that Noah,
thc only righteous man in the ante
a'lnv'nn ngc, after his ark rested. and
lie and his family were saved from thc
dtln&c, got drunk. and Moses. Tho
historian aud law.givcr. SAYS nothing
abont its being n hrinous sin. Lo;.
after he was delivered tiom the Smok
Ing ruins "t Sodon,, 10y miracle, 90,
drnmR, and we do not read in iiol>
writ that il was sin. Tho frst
miracle THAI Christ ever wrought. ms
we read IN tho New Testament. was n,
Cana in Galilrc. II was in turning
water into wine. 1t docs not seen,
that he regarded the use of wine n
hcinons sin, as do some of our tc,otaI.
ers OF the present age. five make y
calculation of the quantity Hc made
at the marriage feast on that occasion.
we shall find tl.at it was either ninety
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

six or one hundred and sixty.two gal
Ions, according 20 whit Tic iirkins
measured. "JCsns saith unto them :
Draw out row and bear unto III, gov
crn0r 0ftIe feast" st John it.,8. Oh,
Savior could have dcmoi,stf atttl the
miracle by turning one quart Of water
into wine, as well as tho large duam;i-
ty used on that OCCASION more than
ever heard Of before at any ono mar
riage feast II, our day. The self.
righteous pharisees said Of our Savior,
"BehoN u man gluuonous and q
'ctne 6tb6ei, q friend of publicans and
sinners" Matt, XI.. 10. The wise
man says, "Give strong dl'iMk unto
him thhtis ready to perish. and wine
unto those that bc Of heavy hearts.
Let him drink and forget his poverty,
and remember his misery no morc.''
Prov, XXI. 6, 7.
hold that stop should be put to
distillinR our cereals. We need them
for bread. The culture Of the grape
should be encouraged and foslercd by
our Legislature, and this would do
moro in curtailimg the use Of alchohoIc
drinks than any legislation on The
subject. Every family could then
drink madultcmtcd wine 0f our own
manufacture, Cheap and hcalthfill.
We.
Lylcs' Ford, September 5.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
COTTON RECEIPTS PROMISE

TO be light an>l parties who can
hold will rea.izo higher prices. I am
daily III r6"eipt of new and frosh
goods. bnt don't intend to hold
them for nm advance They will be
sold low Tor cash. Novelties in
c;,nred 4. ols. BiUiied fresh Mack
erel in Tomato Sauce. Fresh
Mackere], cne pound cans. fresh
Salmon, one pound cans, best
AinHrican SD, dimes; best Imported
Sardinca; Oee n Gem NJ cke, 81, five
pound cans. Roast Beef, Coined
Beef, Pineapple, Peaches, Apples,
Stlihgless Beabe; Tomatoes, I'm
ported Oat Meal, Ounces. 4 laree
lot of M,cke,el in kits and diiarter
barrels n whith t received a
large discount, in consequence Of
mistake in filling my ,der, which
I will give the bnblic the benefit of.
Sugar, &, fl, e. Ten, Syrups, Flour.
Meal, Tobacco, etc. Best Cream
Cheese now in. stock. TO arrive,
Half carload Salt. WUodgh#are; ami
Staple Dry Goods.
A TRIAL SOLICITED.
N: M. MUEY!
AUG 80
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

COTTON BUYERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
A." now prepared TO give the highest
market price for the staple.
We are agents for the Brown Cotton
Gin. with Feeder nnl Condenser.
Wrnre also agents for the Champion
n I'll Climax p.owa.
All parties will find it to their advunt-
q q To IiNc us cnil.
srr' ] !Xtf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08


for his roll, the bccf-eatcr for lis stake
--a'ld al VII! .heartiIy welcome the
sweet, transluooht distillhtfon of na-
turo.
ihcrc are now III the United States
aDout ntly:six cotton seed oil mills, Of
Wpici h1ne are III Misslesippi, eight
each ~ tennessee and 'TGxas, nine in
nentucK! lal' III Loi'isvilfc) four III
aikHnsas, - itI, tW0 cach IN Missouri ard
q 4, AIaoaina' ana one IN Augusta, Ga.
Soi",;,;" Coir1 iJa's ago M n,It was started IN
Coluhlna IN TINS state, but either
0,ncl W, cause Ihe PROJECT Wae. giten up.
The amount OF seed used ql'fho mills
10 Mu"uI 4lV'Voo tohs yearly.
ihe CllaricstoD mill will give en-
plo!mcnt TO quite humber of per-
sons, ana Will 1t is believed, ray the
'nv"s'orS 1a'r return on their invest
mei't.
Tf,EprEyyDE%T .r1nxa.,.x,,
- y" M a :" 49,
specinl trnim w;th tho pros;J,. ITO
ri-cd of Elheror at or y W
Yorl; tinc md o. Or ~ s.,:;.s. r., tsoW
yvns In h;a ronm 4, ,rn o,,ttoua Dr."
i02. '''"so' "'"o
I,oSG BRtkc,1. sonto,nho, g. g on
p. since iLn lac, f,,,Irnt;,, 'oo
surI rho pre- s,l"nt Iss I,"n,, ,os 40 ~
from Woshinvtnm :" I'n~,, IaosI" pn"i'
Tic was more rrsi,oss thnm s,"i o,. ,on:
night, hcinp ovid .ntlv snne,vhnt nv
cited av nmiicin,ti"n: or ", ~" ';''n.,o'. a.
This nnrn;m~. 81 +, so = h;s s"!' 49," u'H"s.
1l8. tcmiiGrnt,irr 40 y r"sn;rpat;, pt; "u' 70
we Icft 'tVnsLinrtnn yr,t,, ,,,o D.; @
dcntnt so A. M' Owina ~ ~ tha 81
mirnblo nrra,,y",,,o,ts e S a. 'I'o M az.
Pcnnsvlvn,;n SS;irn"'1 f'n,,s3: Z: Wy
to the 'inaeniDiisTv nIi.,nGnG i,cd 10" do
signed bV Mr.. n N Ellv Tho fot,,,,,.
incident to TRANSPORTATION VIVA rrdnr.
cd to minimum. Ncverthelcss. 40
was anticipated. Some Sims Of d;stnrhs d.
antc. .Dro3nred bv tho ;a,,,r''a, M .''''M'T hn'w
been exhibited sinc1 hi n~r;wni ,,,. .'.ho 'ho
rise of his tclnrcrnturr md thc in-
cl cnScd frequency uf h;s % m,l.a ' A. A.,
prrsrut lns nulsc 90 ,ed t.r,,t,,.S... r M
iOt.6 rrspiratio,r liz.
r,,--
THE DAY OF PRAYER.-On tK4 4th
inst. Governor H0guod 'rcceivcti tho
HAinlsBuRG. Penn. Scntcmbor a..
lssl.-To his Exccllcncy. Governor.
ques, ot'larat numbers Of c;tiyo"s or
PcnnsvlSu,,iM. f.hnyc n,,ncS > I;nasdnu ~
next, between the h1,irs ~ tcn o"a
noon, nt which timc ,h.v nro W. ,"r;,nI @
to meet for the purpose OF mhlir nrnv'
or for the restoration ~ tn % nn.liG;, r." -,
president Garfield. Voaii,ro tho1
hijpc that vGti innv ncc vo,ir wow c,oor
to s,.nnloi, the people of vo,,r $tat" ct' tr
mite with us In this nn,,c{l fi,. ",T ft;~;n. ="
III rev and aid to the nntinn ana tho
several States, '">
urNpx NJ 11oxD
TO this Governor Ungond ;m,nc,;-
Co,I,Mp1, ' tSU" Snmt"n'n.r IN 'eSPo''SS; 2 ,ao,
Govcrunr U,vt St' Ifa,:; - hS hSo-
Thc inns nnnSfn,oH rar 'Un' ,.n,}S Gun.
general prnvrr t,r ,ho ,o p:oD;'io UHi 10y VI
clusc nnnn tI,,, S,oa;mt - ,f''ue. 'o'. 10 ~
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

We shall cndcavor, from time to
time, to mnkc full presentation OF the
) arguments for and against tho repeal
Of the lien law, in order that our
readers may draw their conclusions
intclligcntly. Both sides should be
heard.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

UNCLE SKINNY 1iLpEN is willing to
risk the Washington malaria with two
or three Guitcaus thrown in; but lie
draws tho linc' at Bliss.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

A WITTY Columbian says he has had
enough Of thcse Presidential bullet
tns, and now wants to SEQ tho bullet
0ut. So say we all.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

THE Bluc Ridge Railroad has been
for fifty years the dream Of the State;
and if tho Clydo Syndicate will com
pletc 1t. a grateful public will forgive
them for gobblh& the Midland.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
WINNSB0RO,, S!

SOME cotton tntn predict that this
years cropwilifall short Of lac. years
by million and a half bales.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
"OLD HICKORY WAG6Es.'
ONE HORSE,
TWO HORSE.
THREE HORSE;
.... -FOUR HORSE.

4 fall assortment of wagons, both IRON
AXLE and THlMBLE SkEINS, fpow in
store. PRICES al ou. the same "a Inst
season, Every wagon ,watfanted for
twelve months. I have on hand two opel,
and two ttp buggios. in which I 6ifer u
bargain One extra buggy p"lo; Wit
neck yoke for sale cheap. Buggy an,
wagon harness, Jersey wagon harm ess.
single wagon harness SADDLE, tugs ane
'reeohing) ~
j. HI. CUMMINGS.
aug 20; .,.SES 49,, :. ~,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

[Froin D. Of
s, g.,
Gush nggean every department it. This
ished
WHO have 'sE
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

During tn" months oi august and Sc.
trnler, We "tt,r Eitnos and Organs at
10 SlsT ASH RATES. rn-ahie--
S:b CASH ON A PIANO.
BIO CASH ON AN ORGAN =
lind the Enlnnce in three months 1oitho,d
hd.rest. This offer expires Oc Der Ist,
ncx.. Ruy nrw, ard IN; az cheap aa you
cnn X Eni with cash in land Nothing
gained by writing. Prices will be higher
Anothcr bonm is close ut hand. Manu-
acturers " II not be able TO half, sqriiy
the Itmand, md InStrumchts viii BE
sbdfce aid high.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08

. tFIom PROF }. F.
direction
raised n sehoel TO- Che Highest Place Institutions
and teachers and makin the
ever pleased with the From
sent
know that
accomplished N aseverco
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-08
BARREL BEST CIDER PUT ON
bRAt6HT To-Day:

APpLICATiON FOR CHARTER:
NOTICE is hereby given that applica.
IN ton will be made to the Leuisla.
ture Of the State Of South 'arolina, at it's
next, session. for a charter to construct
~ railroad from come point On the Char.
lotte, Columbia and AugYsIa Railroad,
between Colhpbia. and .&innsboro, 70
sope point east oY Camden, s. G., by way
Of Camden. s. C..
Aug. 8, 1881. W. A. ANCRuM. :
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GRAND OPENING:

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