The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-13

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aEEew Advertisements.
s8 Ordinahcc--J. N. Confer, Clerk.
S% Clerks Salc-W. IL. Kerr, G.. &. p.
# Read our Pr0posal-J. M. Beatty u
IS ,.tcntion-C. Nj. Chandler, Sccrc-
%tain.
W Shcrifr's Salcs-Jno. D. McCarlcy,
Us. &c. '..
Local Brlers. d.
81 Fresh kentucky Saur Kraut ut
q Donly's.
y Agricultural and rent liens for sale
4 at this Office. g.,
Chickens are wonderfully scarce
i'll this market. ...
Just now wc would like to see
that wood rolling in.
The streets have aboundcd in mud
4 and slush for some days.
This month has five Mondays, five
Tuesdays and five Wednesdays. ...,
Corn sells in Chester it fifty cents
\ a bushcl, and oats at thirty-tivc cents.
The new leaves turned over by
many on tho 1st arc being rapidly
blottcd.
Attention is called to the. ordinance
Of the Town Council, published in
another column.
-Gardcming is now in order plant
peas, onions, potatoes, cabbage and
other hardy ,Ycgctablcs.
The dctaulting treasurer Of Ten
ncsscc has been at last arrested and he
has made Il full confession.
Tho Circuit Court convcncs at
Winnsburo on the second Monday
being the 18th tlay-of February.
The scarcity in the wood market
is relieved by the coming Of few two
horse loads, which bring high figures.
-'rhc Frick Eclipse En3inc is &C
know lcd1cn TO be tho best engine
made. Sold by II. j. McCarlcy 81 Co. y
Colonel Mclaughlin has resigned
the presidency Of the Grccnvillc 81
Columbia Railroad, and it is expected
that Judge Haskell will be his Success
sor. . ,....
The small farm is the farm of the
future, and when it bccolncS universal
the people will be prosperous and hap
py, and buying supplies on credit will
never be thooght of. =. ,., 80;
AN excellent shampoo is made of
salts Of tartar, with CASTLE soap, bay
rum and lukcwarm water. The salts
will remove all dandruff, the soap will
soften the lair and clean it thoroughly
and the bay rum will prevent taking
cold.
Stable manure is preferable to any
other fertilizer. No farmer can afford
to waste lis manure. All of it should
bc saved and utilized. III many cases
farming would be more profitable if
less land were cultivated, with higher
fertilization. One acre highly manurcd
should pay better than three but half
manurcd and half cultivated.
"A New York firm, nstuundcd ut
the immense orders received from Que
OF their drummcrS, set detective to
discover how lie worked up his trade.
They have found that instead Of tray
cling around the country hc put the
money into advertising and remained
in New York with nothing to do but
transmit orders and have q good time.
a MYSTERIOUS DEATH.-Lcwis Hall,
q colorcd man residing onrMr. Jno. S.
Cathcau's plantation near town, was
found dead on Friday morning. lie
was buried about three feet deep in
Il pile of cotton-secd, one hand pro-
truding as the seed was moved away.
There is no clue to the cause Of his
death. Coroner lInnant held an in
quest over the body, but, the evidence
being insufficient to enable tho Jury
80 render A verdict, the investigation
@as adjourned over till Monday, when
further testimony will be taken. At
present ;tl!p occurrence is a decidedly
mysterious one.
RELIGIOUS SERv1Cts.- Services will
be held in the different churches to-
morrow, as follows:
Mcthodist-Rcv. e. G.. Price, at
II, Il. m., and 7, p. m.
Bnptist-Rcv. G.. G.. Bradford, at
II, q. III. ..,,.,; .>,.,
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Rev. j. Il. Chalmers, nj ii, IL. u,t.:.
Episcopal-Rcv. Frank fIallam will
ofllciate in the church at Ridecway at
the usual hour in tho morning and
evening.
;Prcsbytcrian--Rcv. d. r.. Jordan, at
II, a. M, and 7, p. m. The evening
service will comprise the exercises in
cidcnt TO the final meeting Of the Week
Of Prayer. The sermon on tho occa-
sion will be delivered by the Rev. j..
~. Chalmers on the theme suggested
by the Evangelical Alliance: "Look-
ing for that blessed hope, and the glo-
rious appearing Of the great God and
our Saviour Jesus Christ ."--'Titus ii. 13.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION. State