The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-09-29

8lind save them untold suffering. Call
searly if you wish his services.
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SsfSew Advertisements.
sN Citation--J. L. Boylcs. j. +. +. G.
e0 Notice Of Final Dischargc-G. G.
NBacot. -..
Local Bricfs.
1t will soon be time for another
moonlight picnic.
Tho was very little business done
in town on Wednesday,.
|a% The policemen haven't had much
|sfiin this summer in the way of killing
|dogs. .,..
He bought six five cent cigars
Eand treated "the boys", and "don't
ayou forget it,.
u Tho streets arc being worked on
Sall about toWn, and will soon be in
&good condition..
The new houses Oh Garden Street
$Will soon be completed, and will pre-
Sscnt fine appearance.
Ss Tho Comfy Commissioners have
s%sput up pointers at ali the crossroads
the county.
and eggs arc very scarce
these days, but what little comes
Sbrings reasonable price.
q "Wednesday evening was delight
5Stul evening for riding, and everybody
tsSSYas out walking. }
weather Indications for to-day
are that it will be partly cloudy with
Ssouthcrly winds.
If you want to get plenty of
SSgood reading matter cheap, subscribe
JEfb}HaEHtFrB8 81 rHlEcGa lc!lf;a aH 5ytty ttg 56T7
5sWill either go TO the Atlanta cxposi
tion or the. Yorktown Centennial, or
Ilboth. "
Tho milk man has raised the price
4of his, milk to seven and a-half cents Il
quart. lIc will soon get back to the
sold pricc-tcn cents quart.
S& Mr.. A. Lanucckcr has Just return
sdrom the North, whence lie went
Sfa5or the purpose OF purchasing his new
l$tall stock. His now advertisement
SWill appear in o few days.
s& An cfligy Of Guitcau was hung on
,SNa telegraph wire in Charleston on Mon
SsItay, but it drew such crowd and crc-
5shted such an excitement that il had to
lSaibe taken down. -, -
$y-Ncw goods are now pouring in
The clerks are. bard at work opening
shelving them. We hope they
5$S'Will be kept equally as busy taking
@them down. j..
Gordon Light Infantry have
Just received their handsome fatigue
%#caps. Their equipment for Yorktown
is now complete with the exception of
/ their knapsacks, and possibly, full
pocket books.
|. A gentleman just from Boston re-
ssports that the coincidence of its having
.Sbecn just 32Tdays between the election
and the death of James a. Garfield is
SSsfrequcntly seen pointed out upon the
abadgcs OF mourning.
Nc'cs 07ad Courier of We'd
$lSesday contains the following: '"rhc
sSpnblishcrs of the Winnsboro' News
AND AND HERALD arc now issuing their cx-
9%scellent % newspaper in all enlarged form,
35Ssthe increase in the quantity Of reading
matter now amounting to about eighty
&por cent" .
$sg-- The Hot Supper for tic benefit Of
Es8the Presbytcrian churcl,yard will take
Splacc OH Tuesday the 11th of. October.
Sits totbc n, frst-class affair, and every
thing that tl,c inner man could wish
for will be hadin abundance and quail
tyIievcr before sequalcd. Tho price of
Ssisuppcr will be only fifty cents. just
SStti.ink Sttsli.in Of it, n whole supper for fifty
gcents. Why il will be worth dollar.
Aa@$THE FAIRFIELD BAPTIST AssocfA-
&ioN.--Thc Fairfield Baptist Associa-
on will meet with inc Sandy Level
inrch. Blythewood, S. c., on Thurs
ay, the 9th Of October, at II O'Clock
an, and close Oh tho Sunday follow
ng. Preaching every day and night
tiping the session. Services on Sunday
10 o'clock a. M.
MAP WITH A STORY.--A few DAYS
SsUeforc General Ice left Chambcrsburg
atoShght tho battle Of Gettysburg, an
SsQilllccr in command ofa body,of troops
swas ordered to cncan,p four miles
SStaiofth of this town in sight, he thinks.
&OEGrccn Village. While there he sent
tea very nice residence to buy map.
s|llAlsbe farmer, a gcntecl person, boro q