The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
se,v Advertisements.
i Wittkowsky & BarVch. -.
Cream Tartar-W. T.. Aiken.
q Silvel~vare--Connor u Chandler.
ETax Notice.. Q. Davis County
treasurer.
,Ocal Brien.

4-There were services In all tho
schmc'es in tpwn;oH Sunday: :.;,
Sss Now is the time tc pay the piin:
,,Ster. Most other people have already
dad showing.
The store occupied by Mr.. Charles
4 Muller has been repaintcd--a very de-
8cidcd improvement.
NH. James B. Turner won several
@premiums on his jersey cattle cxhib.
sited at the Chester fair.
Tho Charlotte Observer has donnct1
5sasi,cw drcss-a great Improvement in
Ills already most excellent daily.
gsSs-Thc railroad traius have been run
ming with great regularity Of latc-r-
including tho southcrn-bound passen-
GER" .m,.,.
--rhe Southern Telegraph Company
fhas done an excellent business since
sthe establishment Of lis Office in Winns-
Sboro.
S8 -Mr. James McCully has shown us
sHn acorn from one Of his cork trees.
5at looks very much like any other
sicorn. H.
s Mr.. Joseph Grocschcl has put up
sa large rejecting lamp in front Of his
tdry goods cstablishment-brightcning
Stho approach from either direction.
$50 The time for paying taxes without
tho penalty has been extcndod in
Stwcnty-onc counties. From the other
sthirtccn no application was received.
5S York vile is said to have the most
Swonderful barber of the age. lie
never has word to SAY, from early
Monday morning till late Saturday
might. g.:
s There is one commercial failure
sreported from South Carolina in Brad
sSt,'ect'S of last .wcck-that Of Buck
Matter Sc Co., of Williston, general
smcrchants.
s There was an unusual crowd of
pcoplc in town on Saturday-thc
Streets presenting a very lively appear
Sancc, and the merchants doing good
Sbusincss.
SFE Mary Gaines, the colorcd woman
SWho was burnt on the 14th inst, by
$fhe Kerosene explosion already men,
Stiqncd, died from her injuries Oh Sat
tlfday afternoon.
$ The managers of the State Fair
are making arrangements to have all
Visitors to Columbia during fair week
Sacc $sse o,nno:!ated with good lodging and
board during their stay In the city.
, Our farmers-and, in fact, all con-
sumcrs of bacon-are rejoiccd at its
dnT,nfnll II ia Ucttnv chnnpnr nun-,,
week. 1t is now worth but little over
half what it sold for at this time last
year.
& "A horse that had bfdkc; loose
Sfgom its tying ran narrow escape on
Saturday afternoon-crossing the rail
slsoad track. only three or four feet
sll front of fhc locomotive of the north
bound freight train.
5 Colonel Rion tells us that the case
sagainst Major Julius Mills, formerly
Streasurcr of Chester county, was not
heard ut the recent term of Court,
sowing to the crowded state of the
$dockcts.
a8 Quite n number of Fairfield farm
8ers were in Columbia in the latter part
88of last week, selling their cotton
8$$|'a. laying iii supplies. We don't
wish Columbia any harm, but we
should really prefer that all this trade
'Sbc kept at home. Can it notbo2
55a -Messrs. II. j. McCarlcy & Co. arc
8prcparcd to buy or sell Future: Con-
tracts for any parties wishing to opcr-
satc III this line. Allbusincss confidcn-
Stiat. We receive press dispatches four
times day and will keep our CUSTOM
Sers posted, Oct 16-tfi
6 - The exhibition given by the Wiz
ard Oil Company in the Thcspian Hall
$on Saturday night was well attended
md mucli enjoyed. The singing is all
8af high ordcr-thc voices being in
4StNeS''SfO t'"'''hS uIIl PctlcCI uCCOTu
Ne trust the company may return to
3sWinnsboro soon again, when we think
we may safely assure them of large
and aid apprcciativc audience.
lsEE1GioDs NoTIcE.-We arc request
ed. to announce tiht there will bc a
series of religious services in Tic Bap.
atist church at this place, commencing
this morning at eleven, o'clock-55. the
pastor being assisted 81 the Rev.
@R. w. Sanders, of Chester. There
will be services tonight, at seven
O'Clock.
TINE ExTENDED.--In response to q
#requcst madc by County Treasurer
8 Davis, the Comptroller General has
ssxtcnded the time for paying taxes. i'll
Fairfield county to the 31st inst, in.
Slusive. This will be good news tc
quite number of the taxpayers OF
xthis county, who, from different causes,
n1iavo not yet paid tlcir taxes.
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Ma. AMONG THE JUsTlCEs.--The case ot
q tho State vs.. Phillip Taylor, charged