The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-08-16

holiday. .lisl order to give rest and re-
cul'erations iFrielny evening was de-
votod to pleasure. The members Of
the Baptist church gave u dawn party
IN the church grounds in order that
! the citizens and the teachers might be-
come acquainted. Chinese lanterns
& hungtn pr0fusioN over tho grounds,
& aud the lower story of the church was
opened ton place of assemblage. The
4 Rev. N1r Capers tnAde welcoming
=. address which was warmly received.
antly.
Redmond, the moonshincr. was
brought to the Jail lew davs ago.
Many citizens have visited him. I,
spite OF the four bullets in his body lie
soelns IN good spirits. ami is on friend
~ terms with the "Revenues." Ills
trial may ceue off ia q week or two.
They say more Illicit distilling is GO
ing on in the upper part Of GreenvilIc
county and in the mountains than ever
before. The Revenues don't seem to
. bc making any vigorous efforts to
; catch McDow. Al least they must bc
working very quietly. The United
States Court is still in session, and
will not adjourn for some weeks vet.
Mr.. ". G. Beatty, of Winnsboro, is in
; attendance as juror. Mrs. Beatty is
with him.
A gentleman just in from Cesar's
! Head reports that on Thursday night
| he sat up on the very summit of the
mountain till ten O'Clock; at night
waiting vaii,ly for Il breeze. This is
! encouragement to the "Cun't-yct-
aways." 1t is cheaper to melt at home
for nothing than to melt at three dol
lars day at these so-callcd summer
resorts. -.
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
A Fine Opportunity for Advertising Up
Country Resources and Productions.
The Richmond Il Dnnvila Railroad
Company issues the following crcu-
lar:
1t is the purpose ofthc Richmond 81
Dauvi.le Railroad Company to make.
at the international Cotton Exposition
to be held at Atlanta. Ca, this fall, q
comprehensive exhibit of the agricul-
,, tural, mineral and forest products Of
those regions through which the sever
III roads comprising it's system pass. a
splendid opportunity, attended with
no expense beyond the furnishing of
specimens, will thus be afforded to
owners OF mines and Of mineral and
timber lands, to bring to the attention
OF visitors, from all parts Of this and
from other countries, the remarkable
variety Of products, and the resources
and capacity OF the sections Of our
Southern country referred to.
All persons throughout the great
Piedmont and mountain regions en-
hraced in our system Of railroads arc
not only requested but urged to con-
tribute tJ the exhibit to be made bv
the Richmond u Danville Railroad |
Company, good and large specimens
OF all minernls-of all woods vanat lc |
for house and ship building, for cabi-
net work and vehicles and the me-
chanical arts-Of roots, herbs and J
plants which .bavc commercial value,
aDd of all farm products of excellent
variety and appearance. In short it |
is desirable to have specimens of every
native product which can cmbcllish !
and complete the exhibit. Ample aud |
attractive space for such al exhibition
has been secured.
We Appeal to our friends and pa
irons TO give lis their cordial and
practical assistance towards making an
eXhiOltloh worthy OF the grand region
it will represent.
Capt. G.. &. McPhnil has been as
signed to the duty Of making all ar
,Htse"acnrinf cnaiyc Of it until the
Exposition closes. All lpcrsons dcs;r-
ing information and to make cOntri-
button of material and specimens arc
requested to correspond with him,
care Richmond & Danvillc Railroad |
Company, Richmond, Va.
All articles for the Richmond 81 !
DanviIle Railroad Exhibition should |
bc marked, Capt. & T.. McPhaiI, !
Agent, Richmond & Danvillc Rail- !
road. Atlanta, Ga. and will be ship
pcd from any station on all of tie !
roads Of The Richmond & Danvillc sys-
tenn free Of charge.
II. NJ. II. T,LcoTr,
General Manager.