The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-14
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SATURDAY, ApisIL a.. 1852,


observation-disclosures. Sas &
81 Undertaking j. MSElliott, Sr. \,
Forty Cents, Q Pook--J.S III Cum-
81 mings. q, 80 E
We Have Tried rhom-J. NJ. El-
q lott, ST.. "a.
d The City Gouneii of Columbia
\ have ronitted tho fine imposed upon
Mr.. James G. Heron, for ureating a
/ disturbance. ..s 81, ..GE.s
The ltov. D. r. Jordan and Mr..
| A. s. Donglass lclt on Friday morning
for Yorkvlle, to attend tho spring scs-
sion Of Bethel Prcsbytery at tl,at place.
Approved county pnpcrand schoor
certificates bought and cash paid for
same by T. w. Lauderdalo.
Mr.. A. W. Reynolds, formerly
Of Winnsboro, and ~. present connected
with tho Brown Chemical Co., of Bal
timore, is on business visit to this
| place. a.. H., -
Hereafter the local freight trnin,
WIN l'"sec"S'i 'Codch HttacICu, VIII
run only tri-wcckly-- going northward
OH Monday, "Wednesday ana FRIDAY, :
and southwurd on Tuesday, Thursday
aud Saturday. :.
-Leavc your orders will, Caldwell
Il Laudcrlalc for standard Fertilizers
Wando ana Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Kainit, &c.
1t will be well TO bear in mihd tl,
fact that the railroads have reduced
thcir rates Of faTc to Charleston next
week, the occasion hetny the Floral
Fair. The round trip tickets from
Winnsborp is. S5.W., y"
The reorganization Of the Wontmn'B
missionary Society of fRidyeway Churc!,
was consunmatcd on Friday, March
23 and the following officers were
elected, fdr,tho ensuing yonr: Prcsi-
dent, Mrs. r. S. Desportcs; vicc-presi-
dent, Miss Eunicc Barnes: recording
secretary, Mrs. "A. \. Morris; treas.
urcf, Mrs. W. J. Davis; correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. r.. II. Ehmunds.
ALL parties who have bought
guanos from lis this. season wifi please
call at pur office and give lis their notes
bctor Gho 1st Of May. II. j. McCAK-
LEY u Go. Apl II
Our merchants dealing in cigars
will save themselves mtch trouble by
complying Slyictly with tho law rclat-
ing to the cancclling, Of stamps. Sec
ton 1876 makes 1t tho duty Of every
person who cmptics amy stamped box,
bag, vessel, wrapper or envelope Of
any kind containing tobacco oi snuff,
t" destroy The stamp thereon. Section
3l06 provides that whenever any
stamped box containing cigars, che
roots, or cigarettes is cmpticd, tic per.
son in whose hands the same is shall
~ttc'1y destroy thc stamps thereon.
The law IS no! considered complied
with when the stamps are merely
scratched. They must be totally de-
stroycd.
Tie SIXTH EEGIMENr.--A meeting
OF the survivors of tho Fairfield Divi-
sion Of the Sixth Regiment, S. G.. ",
was held in the Town Hall at | o'clock
on Wednesday last. After reading the
minutes OF the lust meeting an election
was held for officers for the ensuing
year, and all Of the old officers were
clcctrd. on motion q committee con-
sisting Of Mcssrs. II. a. GaiIlard,' W.
ii. Kerr and j. ID. Robertson was ap-
pointed TO prepare snjteble resolutions
in regard to the death of the lato S. II.
Eaht: There being no other business
r before the meeting, tho Association
adjourned to meet in The Town Hall
on July 1lth, 1888.
REroRTED HoMlCIDE.-Thc CORES.
bondcnt OF tlle Ncws ana Courier,
writing from Columbia, April l2, says:
1T Is reported that yesterday at Kill
lians Station on The Charlotte, Columbia
& Augusta Railroad, Oh the arrival Of the
up train leaving here at $50 p ~, j. w.
Brown, of Dolo, and Jim Loricl1, of Kill
lians', got into a difficulty and drew knives
OH each niher They were in Il c,,boosc or
box car. 1.oricl struck at Brown, who
was either pushed out or fell to tho ground
injVring his back, lie was takcp to Doko
on the train, and a physician summoned,
but he died this mp,nmg of the injury to
his spine. I.orick remained at Ki!lian's.
Sheriff McCarlcy informs us that
when he passed by Doko on his way
from Columbia on Thursday, he learned
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