The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-03
LOCAL INTELLIG ENOE.
SATURDAY, MARCH 8. i ! 1881.
New AdvertisSMe ehts.
Chapter Meeting-P. LAndcsker,
Secretary.

a.. III 10 uutIOEltutlkoly ucjllCu tnAC
tho itew nickel has been called III or is
TO be-.
Gardeners were never. or hardly
ever, 30 backward in their work at
this season.
There are one hundred and ninety
six students in attendance at tho South
Carolina College.
Tho price of -four has made quite
u jump upwards charged to tho vest
crn floods, we. suppose.
1T Is about timc for country editors
to take charge Of the farms, Ielnanding
tic lords of tho soil to back SEATS.
Tho Catawba Oil Mill ut Chester
is running on full time, day and night.
The Winnsboro Cotton Factory is not.
Cheap and re,iablc-~Wando Fer
tilizer, Wando Acid, Ash Element.
For sale by Calcwell s. Lauderdale. =
,-vA gentleman from Woodward's
states that Blackstock is not likely to get
the Woodward's telegraph aud express
office.
--We hear more complaints Of noisy
and improper behavior aboMt the post
office at mail-opening. Can this not be
s'opped2
A good memory isr't good thing
to have, unless the fellow who owes
YOU five or ten dollars has good
memory too.
Tho annual supper Of the Bach
elors' Protective Union OH Thursday
hight was altogether GRAND success.
Full particulars in our ncxt.
Leave your orders with Caldwell
IL Lauderdale for standard Fertilizers
Wando and Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Kainit, &c.
"A farmer of Chester county sowcd
some wheat OH the 9th of February.
Ile wants to find out whether ''bctter
late than never" will work in this
case.
s-Chcstcr Reporter: o. w. Buch-
anan, Esq. Of the Winnsboro bar, was
in town OH "Wednesday as one of coun-
sci in a court Of reference before A. G.
Brice, Esq.
Farmers of this county have held
up in the matter Of sowing oats. They
didn't get donc-thcy just quit-all Oh
account Of the quantity and the quality
of the weather.
Mr.. J. NJ. Stewart has removed to
Messrs. J. Nj. Beatty q Co.'s Corner
Store, where he will pay the highest
prices for cotton, and deliver the most
satisfactory fertilizers.
The items taken from the ErShine
Student will bc read with interest by
the many friends Of tho College in
Fairfield. BY the way, the Student is
very sprightly and readable paper.
1t is said that Dick Brown. the
notorious criminal who, with other
convicts, recently escaped from the
penitentiary, is lurking about the
neighborhood Of Gladden's Grove.
Can't he be caught7
-Vennor feels professional sensi-
tivcncss at tho abuse Of Wiggins, and
says his universal cyclone qOiW come
on tho 10th of March, but people will
not recognize it on account of the
hoavy fall of snow at the time.
The Reporter says that the officers
of Chester county are beginning to
prepare for the accustomed dress
parade and inspection by the grand
jury. The Fairfield officers have pass
I'll inspection and have returned to
fatigue uniform.
An Arkansas subscriber to tho
weekly News AND HERALD writes: ssI
don't sec how could do without your
valuable paper--it is so much like get
ting letter from home every week.
Everybody who has seen your paper,
says it is splendid one."
MIR. II. M. Cathcart has been M.
pointed trial justice at this place, to
fill the vacancy caused by the rcsigna-
ton of Mr.. Buchanan. Major G. E..
Thomas has been appointed q trial
justice at Ridgeway. Both appoint
ments will give entire satisfaction.
-. AN inquiry has been directed to
the Comptroller General as to the
mandatory provisions Of law In the
matter of tho publication of official re-
ports by county officers. The Act re-
lating to the duties of County Commits
sionors, School Commissioners and
County Treasurers, which can be found
in note on page 100 Of the General
. Statutes, requires these officers to make
returns and publications in the ncws-
papers Of their respective counties.
That is, it is as necessary to print as to
mako their reports. In lumber of
counties this publication has been over
looked. ~
IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS. lin reply
to al inquiry as to tho sale Of tobacco
ny farmers to their hands Internal
Revenue Collector Brayton says: Gun
der the department. ruling they are