The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-03-19
Local Briefs,

Local Briefs,
You may haul It from town II YOU viii,
But the scent OF Eunno remains here Sill
More rain-more inhd. Can't old
Probs give us a short rest?
MI. w. II. Flcmnikcn and his
mother Lave moved into his beau
titul new home. What next?
--Nho :lrmrrs continue to bring u
few bales OF cotton to market. We
fear some OF them have held il ust
little too long.
-Mimnaugh believes IN selling
goods at bottom prices. Fancy prices
cannot last. Coats Cotton ut fifty-fvc
cents dozen.
See advertisement Of Mr.. Joseph
Groeschcl in another column, OFF. T.
P. Coats Best Six Cord Cotton at i've
cents spool.
elf folks don't stop talking I'll do
30, just for spite" So says the stalwart
Vice-Prcsident of the Bachelors Pro-
tective Union. Best wishes, etc.
Inflammation was received from
Columbia on Friday that thr case
against Mr.. Robert Boylcs has b G.,
discharged and his bond cancelled.
4-AThcrc was an enthusiastic NEE ing
of the Democratic Club OH Thursday
hight, and there will be another meet
Ing on next "Wednesday evening.
Mr.. ID. j. McCaulcy, who has bccu
engaged in business at this place dur
ing the winter, expects to start Off for
Scotland next month. We wish him a
happy time.
-Messrs. j. T. Dawkins, Fl. Y. Nc
Meekin and Jerry Thompson have been
appointed School Trustees for the new
School District, No. 10, by the County
Board Of Examiners.
-Mr. w. II. Flcnniken has been
presented with three beautiful Maltise
kittens by Maj. T. w. Woodward.
They are ofthe genuine imported kind,
aud arc very gentle and aflectionatc.
1t is first rate .iplc to plant lu-
cerne, and if planted K6w it can be cut
three or four times during the summer.
No one who has cattle should neglect
to sow small patch:
AS Mr.. r. Gcrig was clearing off
the rubbish from his garden on last
Thursday he uneaithcd highland
moccasin. 1t is rather early in the
season for such "varmints," after SD
much cold weather.
Mr.. John l.. Mimnaugh's adver-
tisethept appears in this issue. Sugar,
coffee and molasscs are household ne
cessities, and the shirt is model of
neatness. Call and see him and invest
your money to advantage.
Mr.. Harry O'Ncill, who was bound
over by E. M. Stoeber, to appear at tho
April term Of court in Charleston, re-
ceived his bond back on Thursday;
and it is understood that the case
agaittst him has been discontinued.
:, Some Of tho railroad hands made
n strike OH last Thursday for higher
wages; and have gone over to the Co.
1umbia and Greenville Railroad. They
were not the hands working OF this
section Of the road, but those employ
cd to go with the construction train.
We would call attention to tho adj
vcrtiscmcnt of A. 5. Douglass, Esq.
Executor Of will Off. NJ. Rutland, de-
ceased. One hundred sbaYes Of rail-
road stock, besides other securities and
chooses in action, will he sold on the 4th
of April next, and parties desiring to
invest money would do well to be
present at that time.
George E. and Frank Walker, deaf
mutesi from Athens, Tennessee, lave
been in town for few days this week
selling books. They are brothers, both
having been afflicted from their infan.
cy, and were educated at Knoxville
Tennessee: We are glad to learn that
thsy have succeeded in selling quite
number Of theirbooks in the place.
The time Is near at hand when our
quota of Democratic citizens Will have
to appear'before the Federal Court at
Charleston. 1t is ali expensive trip
hn9'all good citizens should contribute
somothing to pay the actunIexpcpses Of
fbesa gentlemen. The Democracy of
-. Fairfield owes 1t to ,.hei self, to her
= OeR onor and self-resrect, to see that they
10 1a;ls nothing necessary to mako q full
'Ins y proper defense on thcir, trial.
hall be tTsgRs, Tile, last shipment Of
nppss171y rEe{nr. fhia Eeas0n arrived laet