The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19
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Tax Notice.-James @. Davis, Coun-
ty Treasurer.
The Trial Justices were at work
on Saturday.
The bear and the burglar have ap-
parently subsidized.
One Of new immigrants was in
town last Saturday.
Easter was celebrated at the Epis-
copal church on Sunday.
Farmers don't know whether to
begin planting cotton or not.
Tho young leaves are making their
appearance and the trees look green
already.
-"Bcautiful Bells" Is the favorite
song with some of the members of the
u. p. U.
-Winnsboro must get up railroad
or factory, or she will be out of the
fashion.
The Gordons will have q compa-
ny drill in the Thespian Hall on We'd
nesday evening.
Services were held III all the
churches in town except the Baptist.
on last Sunday.
The streets are now III q first rate
condition and reflect credit upon the
town authorities.
The Episcopal church was beauti-
fully decorated last week for the Eas
tor services on Sunday.
we hear that some cotton has been
picked recently. 1t did not open un.
til very late in the season.
The Treasurer has gone to Colum-
bia to have their annual settlement
with the Comptroller General.
1.-The Gordons are having company
drills once or twice each week, pre-
paratory to the Cowprns Centennial.
Blind Tom will give an entertain
lnent in the Thcspian Hall on oatur-
day night. He is certainly phenomc-
hon!
-"That dear fellow" the President
OF the b. p. u, wears flower in his
coat these days, and still he asserts
tuat he feels lonely.
Sunday was as mild rs a Nav
morning, and number of spring suits
were aired. The clerks must be treat
ing: the "till" slamcfully.
In answer to thc numerous maui
ries for the proper name of the Vice
Presidents beautiful residence, we
would say Go and ask him.
Lookout for Mimnaugh's "big"
advertisement which will appear in
the next issue of THE NEWS AND HER
AID. He says he is giving away goods.
Call and see him.
There Is talk of organizing M
Archery club in town. Messrs. }. II.
Hardin and j. W. Halahah have al.
ready secured bows and q number of
arrows.--"Let 'cr shoot"
-Rcmcmber the supper and festi-
val at the Thespian Hall tonight, and
help the canse along by going to it.
You will not regret few dimes spent
in this way, and It will do good.
Mr.. John G.. Buchanan came nm
from the Agricultural University, ON
Friday, on visit ofa few days. We
learn from the authorities that be is
doing honoTto the cotntt.
1t is said that bears love to- eat
young men who stay ont lste at night,
considering them great delicacy
This is fair notice to the President and
the Grand Censor Of tho B.. p. u.
Mr.. David Mann reports that a
heavy wind storm prevailed in the
southeastern portion Of tho county on
Friday afternoon, but that It did not
blow down trees and fencfpg as did
the one three or four weeks ago.
We learn THAT work has been corn.
mcnced on tho public roads in the
county. This has bcen long desired
by the travelling public, and the roads
should now be put in the very best
condition possible.
we advise the Prosecuting Attor-
,aey, while working mp hfs cases for tho
next anniversary meeting of the 3. p.
", to pay special attention to the case
of Alabama VS.. the Bogum of Bhopal.
The above.l,amod parsonage receives
at an average Of two "sonts" every
en- days..
--Cadot d. D.. Gaillard, OF West
Point, is extremely sesicftoas TO find
out the facts relating to certain econ
tracting parties" in this place. We
nse the phrase contracting parties" in
a purely md maNimonial sonse-~a and 1t ID
the fair oiieEsEylt whons he Is so anx-
! ious. ,.WilI4asiend g congratulations"
or not2 that iSthe question. "Whetl,-
/. 'tis nobler &o'f-.ad :>.,,:..
M not delivered III ten daYs, do not
!. -tasry, but send to some one !: likely ID
:. .harryy .mS,so$:hgs the anxious furni,
- sSps dcaler Who has caused tho above