The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-10-09

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Mir. r. j. LaMotte, of tho Colum;
bia Register, was in town on Monday.
-Winnsboro must be conceded to
be one Of tho very best cotton markets
in the State. The prices are always the
stop of aie market.
.: The business in town last Saturday
was brisk and lively. It is estimated
that more goods were sold than OH any
previous day during tho present full
season. >,,... ..'.....,..
The Office for tho Southern Tele-
graph Company is being very neatly
and' comfortablys fixed. The .instru-
,nents have a1tlvcd, and the Office is
expected to bc in complete working
trim by the latter part of this week.
Mr.: Jno. l.. Mimnaugh has just re-
turned from his second; visit, during
tho present season, to the Northern
anarkct, wi,ithcr he went to make new
purchases folIhis different stores. He
will shortly be DOT in q new adver-
tiscmcnt, telling something about his
goods and his prices; aud he asks, in
tho meantime, that purchasers will call
and sec for themselves.
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WANTED "A First-Class Salesman,
to WHOM liberal salary will be paid,
None but first-class man need ap.
ply. J. T.. MlMNAUGH.
PERsoNAL.-Thc Rev. Gins. E. Nc
Donaad, of Mccklcnburg county, N.
a., is IA town on visit for q few
days His numerous friends in
Wdnnsboro will gladly welcome him
homie again.
t.. MAJOR WooDwARD's ADDRESS. The
NeW& and Courier of the 9th inst. =.
speaks in very Dipimentary, terms Of
Major Woodwai'd's recent address at
Chester. 1T says:
The HS!o4ucnt grafton of Major Thomas
w. Woodward, Of Fairfield, delivered be-
I"rc th" Survivors Association Of IT," sixth
~ -,tiit'iV' -. ~. 10 !t> ttG'' tNu'!iU Ill
CHESTER, has been published in ;,in. ph;et
f0sJN Tt covers the history % thr itn.:-
nent FROM Fort Sumter to DranrsviI!r, unt,
IL a valuable contribution l., t;lh h>tnrY IF
thc war ihu ad.irrH, has l'ccN published
among the war sinlin% II, jilc nr.;ry r.,ca.
ard has been Y"a0 Vit;I t! - iM:r,.,' Ia
thousands Of Oh Sr!rj',r~ in '.njti. Nay,-
lirA. Tie Sixth N.ni,n.;,,l! ,,:,,;@ IL ;i:t,,
racrit hnr!n" thc W.: !; N.'U; ,,",t;Hl:iN
To the tlnnt and stayed thrI: art;; ti;,' h,nr'
Major Woodward has givrN'a tait4Iu untl
stirring account Of the acheycnNnfs~ OF
his comrades-in-arms in the times that
tried mems souls.
THE OCTOBER Moon. The October
moon fulls on the 10th at 2.O1 O'Clock
in tlie morning. The new moon Of the
lst passes near Venus and McfGury on
the morning of the change. The full
moon Of the 10th is in close coniunc-
tion with Neptune on the 17th. On
the 10th she is in conjunction with
Saturn, passing l degree l3 minutes
sQuth-@- Atsomc, localities between ~
degresa south dcclination, Saturn is
occhltcd for the. seventh time during
the present year, but we are not for.
tunate enough in this latitude to be
present at the show. On the 23d ihe
moon is at her nearest point 10 Jupitci
and MARS, ut nearly tic same time: Oi
the Goth she pays her respects to Mcr
curry for the second time. On the 31s
the second new moon of tho month is
near Venus. The phenomenon will BIG
visible through tthev United Statcs ant
1n. the Pacific ocean. The eclipse com.
menccs at LA, =. m. The middle Of
the eclipse occurs at 2.10, q. IN. The
eclipse ends at 3.06, a. IN.