The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-07

North-hound passenger, 1928 p. m. !;
gOuth-bOund, 1928 p. M; north-bound
freight, 9.05 q. M; sOuth-bOund, 1877
%. M. These arrivals arc on the basis
of Railroad time, sixteen inmates
faster than Winnsboro time.
New Advertisements.
An Ordinance-E. S. Chandler,
Clerk.
Sale Under Mortgagc-Gooding &
elliott.
'Clothing Housc-M. T.. Kinard.
Our Leader. l.. Mimnsugh.
local Briefs.
The Fourth Of July passed offvcry
quietly in Winnsboro.
-Gcnuinc Tivoli Beer on ice ONE
DOLLAR per doZon, at DoNLY's. y
Where is the man WHO Says that
July is comparatively cool summer
month.
Several ladies and gentlemen from
Winns5oro passed the Fourth Of July
in Rock Hill.
Our "Occasionap' refuses TO be
interviewed as to his doings over at
the Due West commencement.
-The condition ofthe President ex-
cites the earnest sympathy Of the pco-
pic Of Winnsboro, and the latest news
from him is eagerly sought for.
Don't forget the open air enter
tainncnt this evening. A delightful
time and abundant of refreshments are
promised. The gate will open at eight
o'clock.
Mr.. W. d. Gilbert brought to this
office on Wednesday morning O. four
legged chicken. This is no newspaper
story, but the truth. The chicken has
four distinct and perfect legs. We
hope Mr.. Gilbert will report to us in
the future as to condition of the poor
little creature. 1t is ono of the great
est curiosities Of tho age, and we ad-
wise Mr.. Gilbert to take good care Of it
for there may be millions in it.
OvERLoADED:-Mr. Jno. l.. Mim-
naugh, Of the Augusta Store, says that
he is GOV crloadcd", and that, as nee
essary consequence, he purposes to put
his stock at such figures as will afford
exceptional inducements to purcias-
ers. Tho prices he gives in his new nd
vertiscment will furnish some idea Of
what he means to do. Besides dry
goods, he offers bargains in starch,
bluing, Kerosene, soap, gunpowdcr
tea, mixed paint, etc., etc. When You
want to buy anything, be sure to call
at the "Augusta Store"
CLoTurNG.-Everybody likes to pre-
sent good appearance when he goes
out-whctllcr to church, to q party, to
business or anywhere else. a good
place to supply yourself with such
things is tho furnishing house of MIR.
NJ. l.. Kinard, Columbia. His stock
ofgoods will be found full and varied
enough to suit the tastes OF everybody,
aNd NJ. Kinard's prices arc The very
lowest the market can afford. We adj
wise all our Fairfield frienda, when in
Columbia, to give him a call. If you
don't know where his store is, Just
ask anybody and you will be informed
for everybody knows him. 1t will pay
anyone just to 20 in and see what he
has hidden away in his mammoth os-
tablishment.
[. 0. O. F. At regular meeting Of
Mount Zion Lodge, No. 80, 1. O. O. f.,
held on the 9th instant, the following
officers were duly installed to serve for
the ensuing term:
A. S. Douglass, N. &.
j. r. Boylcs, V. G.
W. Nj. Propst, II. S.
F. w. Habcnicht, r.
j. p. Caldwell, p. S.
Il. M. Dunlcvy, w.
j. w. Hanahan, G.
II. A. Gibson, II. II. s. N. G.
p. Landecker, l.. Fl. S. N. G.
G. B. McCants, Il. II. S. V. G.
Jos. Groeschcl, L. II. S. V.G.
l.. Landcckcr, |. G:
A. Landccker, O.C. .....
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