The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-07-19

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!soutll-bound, 1923 p. m. nortNbonnd
freight, 9.05 a. m.; soy,tl-hound, 1857
p. IN. These arrivals arc on tic basis
of Railroad time, sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
New Advertisements.
Closing Out Sale-J. l.. Mimhaugh.
Local Briefs.
We are in formed that an Zee house
IS 70 be opened in town. We hope il
will prove a success.
We hoard farmer say ho had had
plenty Of rain. Where did he come
from?
We arc requested to state that
there will he meeting Of the Fairfield
survivors Of the 10Th Regiment. S. c..
", on Saturday morning next, at
eleven o'clock. A full attendance is
3 desired.
MIR. 3. Sugcnheimcr las bought
the stock of Mr.. Troy Li,mpkin, and
will hereafter conduct the business at
the old stand heretofore occupied by
. the former. lie will keep on hand a
full and varied supply Of staple and
fancy groceries, wines, liquors. scgars
and tobacco. The stock will be kept
fresh by frequent new supplies, and
the goods will all be sold ut tile low
cat living prices.
LtCE Mrs. -Scycnty-fivn lhcn init
in black. blue, whitc aih H,'rr". re-
huced TO 25 cents, at Mimnaugh's.
CLOSING orr S>LE.-Mr. Jnd. L..
Mimnaugh, of the Augusta S;orc, an
nonnccs in to-day's paper that in or
der to make room f,r HE fail and win
ter stock he will, during INC next ,hir-
ty days, offer special Inducements to
cash buyers. lie quotes in his advcr-
tiscmcnt the prices ut which lie pro-
poses to sell the different articles.
The stock thus offered will be found
large and we'll assorted. and it will be
to the interest ofpurchascrs to take II
look at it.
--Mimnaugh is Offering special bar
gains in lace goods, hosiery, ncckwcar,
fans, ETC., etc.
THE OLD SIxTII.--Bclow we pub
lish letter from Mr.. a. Topc. Gen
eral Passenger Agent Of the Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta Railroad, for the
information Of the survivors Of the
Sixth S. G. Regiment:
s.. Il. Funt, Esq, WinnSboro, s. e. :
DEAR Silt Replying to yours OF
July 4th to Judge Haskell, We will
pass visitors to the Reunion at Chester
on the 4th OF August ut special rates
Of $1.00 for the round trip-good for
two days. A. P0pt, G. p. A.
Columbia, S: c., July 13, 1881.
1t is desirable that those who wisl,
to attend the Reunion should meet in
Winnsboro on the evening Of the Sd
of August so as to take tho a. m.
train on the morning of the 4th. A
lively day is anticipated.
1t is all folly paying thitty-cght
dollars for clock when you can buy
q good time piece at Mimnaugh's for
four dollars and fifty cents.
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FAIRFIELD TEACHERS Association.
This association met on SATURDAY.,
Col. Davis presiding. The heat of the
weather and the favorable season for
working crops in some places, prevent
Cd as full an attendance as Usual. The
class drill in ph0nctics was repeated.
The lesson in punctuation. owing TO
the unavoidable abSc,icc Of Mr.. Scott,
was postponed till tho next needing
Informal discussion sprang up o. sew
eral questions, and it was resolved
that hereafter sonic portioii Of the day
be devoted to these infjr,nal talks. A
resolution Of thanks to tic GUmmis-
sioncr and trustees f0f their lit}trality
IN rcfcrcl'cc to tho association; was
passed, and bylaw Aiopsed hat
each teacher in attendance must have q
certificate signed by the Secretary ard
countcrsigncd by the President, whicI,
certificate must be handed to rl1c trls.
tees with tlio monthly report. Lastly,
that tho meetings be held on the sec.
ond Friday Of each alternate month,
beginning with September: The as
sociation then adjourned to meet on
the second Friday in September. At.
ter adjournment tho usual picnic was
partakcn of, and an hour or so passed
III pleasant social intercourse.
Mimnaugh will sell YOU goods q
little closer than his competitors for
the cash down.
II PHEASANT GliTHERING.
Closing Iaxertises OF Mr.. NJ. Il. MoMas
tors School "A Picnic Enjoyed by Eyery.
body Present.
DUMpER's CREEk. JuIv 1f On