The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-23

" tO., Agents.
Notice for Final Dischargc-S. W.B.
McLtirkin, Administrator.
Local Briera.
- We rise to remark that there hasn't
been any snow since our last issue.
The recent intensely cold spell
caused good deal Of coal talk about
this town.
-Balancc brought forward, is what
bookckeepcr professionally calls
hotel hash.
Senator Butler has our thanks for
public documents containing useful
information.
The recent weatiict blockade all
moVtng of "hunds' and oil sorts of
farm operations.
-Mctcofo'ogicalIy, the times around
hero arc wet enough, but iiowsolog-
ically, most desperately dry.
The Bible Glass Of the Prcsbyie-
rian church was organized on Sunday
afternoon. with about thirty pupils.
Tho genial smile of the festive,
social drummer isn't at all rufflcd up
by the s"gsy, limp and muggy weather:
The lawyers arc beginning to brush
up for the next term Of court, begun
ming on the second Monday in Feb
ruary. .....
Billings says that advice and physic
arc SO Abundant that any man who
makes blunder or gets sick must be
somewhat of fool.
The best payiiig and only reliable
Guano-the Monarch. Sold by ks j.
McCarlcy IL Co. Come early aid
avoid the rush.
The Chester Graded School had to
suspend Exercises for a day, on account
OF having iio Woodland SO did the
Mount Zion Institute.
The Railroad Commission have
returned from their visit to Atlanta,
whittier they had gone to consult with
the Georgia Commission.
The Rev. e; G. Bradford, of
Winnsboro, will preach at the Black
stock Baptist church on the first aud
third Sundays Of every month.
The days arc growing longer, they
say, but somehow they seem dread
fully short to the man whose note is
due in the bank in three days.
Beef cattle are reported groWing
rapidly scarcer, and the question of
advanced prices for steak and roast
must; it seems, soon be grapplcd with.
The contemplated changes in the
schedules of the Charlotte, Columbia
&c Augusta Railroad, of which NEIL
ton was iliade, have Bccu postpo ned
for awhile.
Go to R. J. McCarlcy g Co. and
buy the Monarch GuarH. They, al
ways give the highest prices for cotton
to their customers.
-Dclinquents are requested to let
lis hear from them by registered let
ter; Or by deposit Of $3.50 or more
at this Office. Wc'll excuse tl!onf from
the three days Of grace. ="
Speaking Of mules, Mark Twain
remarks that he never saw but one
harmless mule, and that one was dead,
and the buzzards had eaten all the
muscles oif his hind legs.
Mr.. NJ ~. Bartlett, freight agent
at the railroad dcpots at Chester for
the past two years, has been Elected
clerk Of the Railroad Commission.
Hc will ut once go to Columbia.
On the plantation Of Mr.. L. A. c.
Estes, of 1Ialscllville, last week, a
colorcd child was born, having two
distinct heads, four arms, four legs,
with one body. The monstrosity was
still-Sorn.
Mr.. j. Fleming Brown, of Winns-
boro, was elected principal Of the New
berry Male Academy few weeks ago.
Pie expected to make about 81 900 per
annum. The academy #as opened on
tho 9Th instant, but only ten pupils
attending during the week Mr.. Brown
gave up the school and left the town.
Call at tho Office OF Il. j. McCaricy
IL Co. and leave your olAcrs for the
Monarch e GAAho-thc only Guano sold
in this market that gives perfect salts
faction.
POSITIVE NOTICE. Those that are
indebted to the undersigned for dental
work done in good faitlr will now
please come Forward and settle at once.
have given ample time, and now re-
quest prompt. payment, as money l