The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-21
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
sArunpAY' arm al. 2 81 !. 1883.

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New Advertisements. sEiul,.s,pi.
Not Yet Enought. +. sMimnaugk.
Fresh GrocerlesAJ. +. MoMaster s;
VG; Seed Upland 1 RlisS ilS.y il: Harden Hard i
Bro. I'll 4. .,r,... Az ;.
Tax Notice james Q. Davis, Coun..
ty Treasurer. s,t.x
Wherewithal Shall We 10 Clothed
Caldwell q Lauderdale. : rs
Local IsrIefs.. q T..
-rIa MS;;tt MoSo;t Court held It's Hijtt sss.
sion last night. Y.,|s, 3, %E.5.,., 5.
Approved coanty paper and school
certificates bought and cash paid .foi
same by T. w. La1derdale. =
The neplShents III towg report an
unusually dull season fol-, tfade--a
remarkably sii'ait Quantity of supplies
having been purchased UP to this time.
Ihis, ia convincing evidence of the
prosperous condition, Of pitt .farYees.
Leave your orders with. Caldwell
Il Lauderdale:for standard Fertilisers
Wando and .Saluda Guanoa, Acid,
Kainit, &c.
The lord High chancellor, iagg4t|os iia'gttl i:
says, has lost (?) his "Bachelor's"
badge. A liberal reward will be fiaid
the finder, holder and possessor oil
delivery of tho same at tho Office oS
THE News AND HitRALD.
Mr.. Crononborg, photographer,
has arrived, and will be pleased to
have the ladies call at tho gallery in
the Thespian Hall. =. ,,,.. .Apll9..
The executive committee Of the Sum
day School Association will meet this
morning at ten O'Clock at Inc. Methqdist
church. The object of tile lfceting is
to perfect. ,an, organization, to fix the
timo and place and make all noccs-
bary arrangements for tho meeting of
the coHYcntion. :. ,.< !.
ALI parties who have bonght
guanos from us this season will please
call atour Office and give US their notes
bctor the 1st Of May. Il. J. McCAR-
LEY " Co. Apl IL
Town .:TAXEs..- Attention is called
to the q ainance Of the Town Council,
"eG.il zig all real and personal proper
ty to be listed for taxation between the
first day Of May and first day Of June
of each year. Taxpayers will save
trouble and costs by prompt attention
to this matter.
:, UNION. MEErISG.-Th iliiaon meet
ing of Chester Baptist Association will
be held at the Blackstock church on
Saturday and, Sunday. THO .2sth. and
29th instant. The missionary sermon
Will be preached OH Sunday at II,
2. m, by the Rev. Mr.. Entzmingcr, Of
Ply,thewood. Mr.. James A. McCrorcy
XIII be ordained dsacon, Of Blackstock
church during tho sMectli,k.
DELEeArEs TO THE GENERAL AssEMi-
1'i.i.-At the recent session of Bethel
rresbytery the following delegates
were elected to the !Genorar Assembly
which convcncs at TesxxtiDstan, Ky, on
the 18th of May: Clorical-Re1s.
Charles II. Hemphill and !. e. McIul-
len, with Revs. r.. A. Webb and Il. r.
Mccormick alternates~ tay-W!, W.:
Walkup and A.. s., douglass, with
John S. Bratton and James Hemphill
altcrnatcs.
To TIE LADtEs. article on
"Fashions" that appears in the present
issue of The News AND HERALD Is
excellent and practical, and all those
who are interested in the whims and
caprices of the art will find the suggcs-
tions of onr young friend not only
entertaining but highly instructive.
We arc just beginning to learn that
every profession, art or trade has its
technical jargon, unintolligtbiG to, all
save those i,itiated into its m ysterics.
Fashion, is cpitainiy upon a plane with
the legal and tho nedical professioil iii
this Particular.
Two YouNG PHARMACISTS. we cfip
the following from the Atigtsta -Eve-
ming Ne,0s:
,,sAt tho recent meeting of the State Board
Of pharmaceutical Examiners in Atlanta,
g. number Of applicants appeared before
the board for examination. and OILY four
passed. Two of tho successful candidates
Tor admission into the profession were from
Augusta Messrs. Charles Bondurant and
David McNlasfera.,and we congratulate