The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-04-19


on the principle that to the victors be.
long the furniture circulars. That
furniture man is an entcrprising fel-
low.
KNIGHTS OF HoNoR.---The annual
meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the
knights Of Honor is being held in
Yorkville. The Winnsboro lodge is
represented by Mr.. j. 8. Reynolds,
Past Dictator. Tho order Is in flour
ishing condition all over the Union,
and 1t has full membership III this
State.
IMs1IoRANTs At RIDGEwA1.-Mr. Sam
uel Mccormick received from the Com
missioner Of immigration, last Friday,
three Swiss immigrants for his Long
town plantation. Mr.. McCormick's
intention is to build a number Of tcne-
ment houses on his different places
and rent them to these sturdy sons Of
the eastern continent.
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TuE FEAsTERyILLE ACADEMY. THE
closing exercises and exhibition Of this
school will take place OH the 10th of
June next. Under tho management of
Mr.. d. B. Busby it has been conducted
admirably, we are informed, for two
years and is doing much good. Mr..
Busby cordially invites the teachers,
either individually or as on association,
to attend the exercises and observe his
methods Of teaching. We hope they
will attend.
DEATH OF Nix. W. B. YARpoR6UGH.
Mr.. w. A. Marlborough died at his
residence in Fairfield on Sunday morn
ing, April 10th, after oh illness of sew
eral months. at the age of tifty-fvc
years. He was member Of the Meth
odlst church and one of the most high
ly esteemed citizens of this county,
and his loss will be severely felt. His
remains were Inferred in the burial
ground Of tho Little River Baptist
Church. where several members of his
family were buried.
THE STATE Press AssocIATIoN.-
This Association meets in Beaufort in
May, and q jolly time is expected, as
the brethren of the quill will enjoy nj
excursion to several points Of Interest
in Florida. Although TIE News AND
HERALD has been member of the AS
sociation since its first organization.
it's editors have always, from some
reason or other, been prevented from
attending. This has been a matter of
grave regret, as they wish heartily to
in the purposes of the Associa-
ton. This year THE News AND HER
AID is bound to be there or 'break a
trace"
a RARE OLD BooK.-Through the
kindness of Miss Eunicc Cloud, we
have been permitted to examine q rare
old book-an English translation of
lectures delivered in
Latin by Sir Isaac Newton, rs .Luca-
sian Professor at Cambridge Univers..
ty. 1t is entitled "Universal Arith-
metic, or a Treatise Of Arithmetical
Composition and Resolution" and it
combines Algebra, Geometry and
Comic Sections. The book we saw
was printed in London in 1920, and
WAS evidently used as toXt book by
some student in this country, we pre-
sumo. The modern schooI-boy max
congra tnlatc himself that he lives in
the days ofsugar coated instruction.
WEDDING BELLs.-The Eatonton
(Ga.) MeSs enger contains the follow.
ing:
Married on Sunday, April Sd,
O'Clock, p. III. at the home Of the
brides parents, by the Rev. DR.. +. r.
Branham, Of the Eatonton Baptist
church, Mr.. j. A. Caldwell, of Winns-
boro. S. c., and Miss S. Lou Reid, of
Eatonton, Ga. The ceremony, which
was short and impressive, and per-
formed in Ill earnest and dignified
manner, was witnessed by few rela-
tives and friends. Tic bride is known
as one Of Eatonton's most charming
and accomplished young ladics-a con
Of rare power and a
pleasing wielder OF the pen. We con-
gratulatc the groom and wish the cou-
pie abundant happiness.
After the ceremony the ghests par
took OF an elegantly prepared supper.
Mr.. Caldwell's many friends in Fair
field extend warmest congratulations,
and they welcome his bride as q charm-
ing acquisition 10 Fairfield. May long
life and happiness attend them.
Married OFT Thursday April 7th, a.
m, at tho hottie Of Dr.. Ira Scott, and
by the. Rev. Douglas Harrison, Mr..
John D. Blair and Miss Minnie A.
Scott, all of Fairfield. The groom is
q sticcessfitl Young merchant, and his
bride most excellent young lady.
Tho Warmest wishes of all attend
them.
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