The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-12

'ty, IN ]. u, IRE III to VII and have docid-
led ITO make NYinnsboro their home.
Mr, Chalmers 'is the father Of the 1sey.
John +. Chalmers, pastor of the Asso-
diate Reformed Presbyterian Schhfch ill
this place, and Mas for many years iii
,cborge Of the congregation where our
young friend, tile lsey. Y \ q. Mol Doli-
aid, issnow Ireaching. ourneW'resi-
dents shall be kindly and heartily well
coined SbY the good people Of SVi1ns-
'boro. 8 E g. 43' !, t,.Ss !, S4.
Mr. W. II. Douglass, son Of a. s..
Douglass, Esq, Of this place, returned
hothe OH last Friday from Fort Mill,
where'fe has been attending the ses-
sion Of tho Fort MIL High |scIo8i.
Mr.. DoMglass is preparing for David
son College, and we are. glad to learn
Tint he hns taken, .quiteSa creditable
stand III Ills class.
Flank EEsL1E's SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
THE July number affords tho mcst
interesting and entertaining reading.
In literary and artistic merit this mag
azino successfully completes with tho
best of It's contemporaries. The Rev.
+. G. Ever contributes No. vi. Of
"lseligious DenoihihatioGs III, tho Uii-
ted States@-What IS tho Anglican
Church2" Those acknowledgements arc
continued, "Amolig the Natives of the
North, ,"bE Lieutelialt schWatka, and
"rhc American Pilyrfm in Palcstinc,"
by De Loon; "Live Churches" is a
characteristic article by tic editor, Dr.
Talmage, who also contributes to the
Home Pulpit sermon, sHsSolicitnde."
IA Visit to Whittier" ana CDR. Now
inan on Spiritualism" arc among tile
other notable articles. There are in-
tcrcstiug sketches, essays, serial and
short stories, with poems Of great
merit; q varied Miscellany, together
with editorial comments, record of
Important events, obituary notices,
etc., etc. A single copy is twenty-five
cents, or So year, postpaid. Adj
dress, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Publisher,
53, IS and 81 Park Place, New York.
TO CAMDEN. The Charlotte, Colum-.
bia ~ Augusta Railroad will run
special train from Charlotte to Colum-
bin and return, on the 20th ult:, for tic
accommodation of persons who wish
to visit Camden Oh THAT day to witness
the uuveiling of the Confederate mon
unent. Several military companies
are expected to be present. Theft
lowing are the rates md 1ime of leav-
ing several stations on this road:
Stations. Round-trip. Leave.
Blackstocl1. ;. r.; ....:.. . ,.S1.G5 5.29 q. NJ.
Woodward's .. =" :. 1.6o "535 ii. III.
Winnsboro. ......!.. 1.30 G.10 q. III.
ltlugeWay ........... 1.15 G.39 a. III.
BiytheWood. ....H... 1.10 TOO q. nj.
Returning, will leave ColaMbiaat74 45p nj.
The fare for the military and the
civilians is the same. Close connecA
ton will be made at the Columbia
Junction with the South Caroiihh Rail-
road special train going to and return
ing from Camden. All should u men,
bcr that the special rates given above
are only good for the special train.
The reasonable rates of fare so gcncr-
6hsly offered by the authorities of the
Railroad Company are certainly in-
ducements enough for all who may
may with IN opportunity Of seeing tile
imposing ceremonies on the 2oth inst.
and hear the Grafton of tile OCCASION.
Winnsboro must SEND IL respectable
escort for the Gordon Light Infantry.