The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-19
ETOWN AND COUNTY,
THURSDAY. May 10, : - 1881,


SEHURsDAY. May 10, ., 1881,
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RAILROAD SCuEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows
North bound passenger, 1928 p. IN.
south-bound, 4.2S p. m; north-bound
freight, 9.O5 a. M; south-bound, ! .37
p. IN. These arrivals arc on the basis
Of Railroad time. sixteen minutes
faster than Winnsboro time.
Now Advertisements.
Tribute Of Respcct-J. r. Boyles,
Secretary.
Tribute Of Respect G. B. McCants,
Secretary.
Masonic Meeting-G. d. McCams,
Secretary.
Estate Logan e. Brown-M. B.
Lawrence.
Local Briefs.
--Stores have to be swept out before
six o'clock.
-"Just let the Mogul try to do that
again" is the last comment Of the Cen
sor; and the Mogul says that nothing
shall prevent him when he takes q no.
ton into his head.
The business men of the town
have agreed to close up their stores
and business houses at six O'Clock in
the afternoons after next Monday.
This is a good move, and we think
every person will be pleased with it.
Tile Chaplain and Orator are at
daggcrs' points at "thcsc presents" ;"
and the public may prepare for SEN
sation. The Chaplain was exceeding
ly deaf and could not even hear the
sound Of corncts or the beat Of the
drum.
Tho grove selected for the Sunday
School picnic on Friday, is the bcauti-
full one adjacent to the PRESBYTERIAN
church. No better place could have
been selected. for it is convenient to
town and more shady than any other
suitable grove in this vicinit,. Bas-
kcts may be sent to the grove.
We commend the following pro-
found remark Of Ovid to the consider.
alton of the bachelors. 1t may serve
for profitable meditation during these
cool mornings Of May, and the higher
officers should study it carefully.
Says Ovid: "Girlandum qni lovcibus
cupidcrandum, ct posse comita,us firti
fcmini, hoe homo quid tobacco Juice,
con amoriso kissandum pro sigh an
dunn sine dcspcrando nihil faintabit -
Ovid forcsaw the dangers of the bachc-
lors. -.
OFF FOR THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
The Rev. II. B. Pratt and Capt. I. N.
Withcrs left OIL Tuesday for Staunton,
Virginia, to attend the General Assem-
bly,. Important matters will come be-
fore that body. The pulpit of Scion
church will not be occupied next Sun
day. On the fourth Sunday the Rev.
j. Lowrie Wilson, Of York county. is
expected to preach.
The EFEsTIvAL.-Notwithstanding the
llnfavorable weather--it being cold
and somewhat cloudy-thcrc was quite
full attendance at the festival on
Tuesday night. The grove was
lighted with lanterns and bonfrcs, and
looked we'll. The young ladies wait
ing Oh the guests were kept quite busy
attending to their calls. Tho enter
tainmcnt was kept up to late hour,
and seems to have been universally
enjoyed. We understand that quite o
good sum was realized.
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