The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-24
LOCAL INTELLiGENCE.
SATURDAY. nrAinon a.. 1858.
Nay hdver tIsements.
Dyes-W. K. Aiken.
Mules, Mules-G. w. Crawford.
Law Card-Ragsdalo & Ragsdage.
Law Card-McDonald g DonglAss,

N Law Suko-AAS1<OllulSk DOuRlHSS,
Fresh garden seeds and planting
/ POTATOES at j. 0. Boag's. - )
Our friend Major Woodward gave
Snyder flrst-oiass, ,rasping in Co!um-
bia on Thursday last. He needed it.
Cheap and reliablc-Wahdo Fer
tilizer, Wando Acid, Ash Element
For sale by CaleWo1l IL Lauderdalo. !"
We hope the social club, spoken
of several days ago, will"be organized.
,Winnsboro hecds- such all @organiza-
! ton, s~s..: ...
Leave your orders with Caldwell
~ Lauderdale for standard Fertilizers
.Wando and Saluda Guanos, Acid,
Kainit, &c. .,..... =,
ALI gentlemen receiving invita-
tions and wishing to participate in the
masquerade, ball con psfocSttSi tickets of
admission from Mr.. y. II. Harden, tho
Secretary and treasurer. No gentlo-
men will be permitted to participate
In tho dance, either before or after the
Mnrnasking, except t, oso who were
actual participants. Ladies Wishing
to attend IN mask will please 7eavc
their names with Mcssrs. II. w. I.au-
dordalc and II. p. McMaster, not later
than Monday evening, III, Sitter that
carriages may be sent for them. Ad-
mission fee: Participants, $500; spec
tators, so cents; boys, half price. No
charge for ladies'. .....-.
IL you want good. wcll-fnisled
open buggy, with GcorgiA lazy bacE,
Or four-scatcd gunboat buggy, ora
i'icc top buggy, ora jump-seat carriage,
Call on j. o. Boag.
by ah Act of the last Legislative
the supnrintcndcnts Of the public
highway in Fairfield county will re-
ccivc $3.50 per day, "a compensation
for their services while On the road,
not to exceed twelve days in the year.
The Act was passed by the efforts of
our representatives, and upon the
recommendation 'of the grand Jury
SOME time last year. We arc truly
glad that some such provision has been
made at last, for it is agreo,t :on all
sidcss that it is. only proper and right
that they should be compensated for
their time aud services. We can rea-
sonably hope now to have better roads
throughout the county,, =,
We have only a'foW tons of Acid
Phosphate on hand. We sell the high
est grade Acid in the market. Any
parties Wishing to ltse it will call at
once and leave their orders at the Office
of r. J. McCarlcy &,Co.: /" ..:*..
RELIGIOUS SERVICES Services will,
be held in the different churches to-
morrow, rs follows:
Prcsbyterian-Itev. d: +. Jordan,
IL, a. M, and 7, p. m. Bible class at
81, p. m. Sunday School at 10, a. m.
Associate Reformed Prcsbytcrian-
Rev. Robert Latham, D. d., of York
vile. to-day, at IL, a. M, and 7, p. III.
Also, tomorrow, at II, q. m., and 7,
p. II. The sacrament OF the Lords
Supper will be dispensed.
Mcthodist-Rev. SS. e. Price. Mt II,
a; m, and7, p: Ill. Sunday School at
10, 4. in.
LIE CIRCUIT JUDGEs.-From an cx-
animation Of the sixteenth volume of
South Carolina Reports (Shand), it
appears that there are sixty-fivc iudg-
lncnts rendered by the Supreme Court
on appeals from Judgments of the Cir
cnit Courts. The tabulatcd statement
bciow shows the number of appeals
taken from the Judgments of the sew
cral circuit judges, Ind the final dispo-
sition Of the same: