The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-10

taturo, ,HRSG1d Ke 'MSlcssed, to, tho
SYinnsbofo : Publishing Company
Wjhnsboro, sc.
Now Aflvestisements.
Read MfinnaGgl's advertisement.
Local Briefs.
tits 'is now; tho season for iid'pfoossam-
fhntin' and won't "thc boys" have
lots of,fqn.
-Mr. r. W. Lauaora&1e returned
from Saratoga on Thursday, Very much
pleased with his trip.
Tie new pfSe,stofice boxes are now
in use and everybody seems well
pleascd with them.
,..,-There was a blood-red ring around
tho moon OH Thhrsday night about ten
O'Clock. What does it meah2
School cothmences on Monday the
10Th inst, and some Of tie scholars are
beginning to get sick already.
The Rcv. II. B. Pratt has obtained
leave of absence and has gone off for
two weeksto rccyYperate his health.
Don't 'fofget to prepare specimens
of Fairfeld's productions for the At
1ahta Exposition, The time for send
ing them is rapidly approaching.
-THel'e Will be services in the AS
5sociate Reformed Church Tomorrow
by tho pastor at II AN.
Tho IsSuipperihfeendecsnt Of 1Mttnigra-
tion has delivered two families Of inn
migrants to Mr.. Samuel McCormick,
ofRidgeway.
.--Moonlight Walks and drives are
Quite fashionable now, Gut they are
very dangerous indeed to certain pco-
pie. -,
DR.. Bliss. says the President is
.stcohvalcscent". On Thursday evening
his temperature was 80, pulse 1O0,. res
piration 18. A moro cheerful feeling
prevails.
One of..tt1ie boys" declares that he
saw mosquitoes Of s'hch si2eeAt the moon
light picnic on Tuesday night fiat it
would only have taken four of the II to
take man and fly away with Hin.
That beats us.
We sec by the Columbia Register
that the base ball club of that place in
tends to challenge the Carolina club Of
this town.. The Carolinas had better
Commerce pfacticing, FOR tho Colum-
bia club is said to be a good one.
"A revival is in progress in the col
orcd Baptist church; mid the meetiSgs
Are worry fervent. On Thursday night
q great deal of good :.old-fashioned
shouting was. induiged in by those
who had experienced religion.
An informal census Of Ridgeway
shows fifty white children Ill the COR
porate limits, under twelve years old,
more than half the white population,
ofwhom seventeen are boys and thirty
three girls. A pretty good Showing
for Ridgeway. .
Mr.. James +: caldwell fas Settled
himself in Lancaster lin charge, of2a
Mew~ store in that place. Mr.. Cald-
well is q young man Of sterling worth
and considerable experience, and he
richly deserves success iii his new en-
:tcfptise. j;
Lion Law still agltates the public
mind. We shall be pleased to have
tho matter, thoroughly disc!issed in
THE NEws AND HERALD. Short, point
ed articles will be published with
pleasure. Long ones are also vel
como, but I've may be compelled to
6ondenso thein.
Tie Abbeeville Aediun, will soon
beginIthe publication of a serial story
Written BY a talented yoiing mail of
that county. The Medium is a first
Fate paper ahyAow; ind we haye ho
doubt the now story will serve to in
Grease It's popularity. A serial story
we'll written is good thing for any
county newspaper. ~
DR.. Griffiths has just retttfHed
from Bethel Methodist Church, in this
county, where d very Interesting meet
ing, Of the .frieiiSs Omissions was held
on Thursday: On that otccasioli ho
exhibited several Chinese curiositics-
among them a genuine idol which has
received the alterations of thousands
Of hcathons in that fai'::off collhtl.y:
Mr.. NJ. NJ. i1uey has opened the
store one door south of that of Messrs.
Dinlevy & THant; and will 3flcf to the
public well assorted stock of boots
and shoes, which ho will sell verv'low
for cash: III addition he will keep on
hand varied assortment 6fhats: cabs,
dry goods, etc, We bespeak for him
agood share Of the public patronage.
BETHEL PtiEsBYrERY. Y.-This Presby-
terry will hold its fall meeting at Aim
well church, Riageway, beginning on
the last Friday hi September and last
ing til the following Tuesday. AS
the Fairfield churches have been re.
Gently transfforrr'cd fFom Harmony to