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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

-, Children and boys suits s2, Sc IS and 81 so at
the mammoth clothing house OF Cohen q
koenigheim. Il-l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

FIFTY pieces colored Canton flannel, all
shades, at l21sc yard, at @. Is. Franks Alamo
n tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

The painter, can be found Mt Bacon's pain
snOp, on 81. MarYs street. l0.l0-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

Is as choice in style and material us can he
found In any market
Q-2a.tf pANCOAsT A. Soy
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

A very complete stock for sale by Pancoas
Son. 81 p.tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01
OnlyFrSt-C laSSSlOV COMING: Texas
San Antonio, Wednesday, Nov. ?.
On its fifth A consdid
John B. Doris Great Inter-OCean !
Largest and Best Show OH Earth
Monster Millionaire Menagerie.

in
@ an LED IN general excellence requiring
eand bearina
outlay 100000 embracing
edundero
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01
Ladies Cloak Department

now open, A large line of fall and winter
wraps. Ncwmarkets, walking jackets, oloaks.
dOlmans, ulsters and jerseys. Jerseys" "jer-
eeys," for ladies', misses and children, at all
the popular prices.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

Lots Z, 4. 81, 80. block !, original subdiyision
block l39, range I, district 4, on Alazan creek.
Fine location. inquire of
e-Ss-tf HosAoK g. NEWTON.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01
Black and COlOred Dress Goods.

Excellent bargains. We claim TO have the
largest assortment OF black and mourning
new shades and kinds OF ottoman, cheviot,
Armurs, foule, etc.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

Money to loan by Hilton s Young. 1O.ll
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

chestnut colored horse, II or Is hands high
Reward VIII be paid for return TO Guenther 8
Zaddich. Houston street. l0-3l-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

ny HsHUTIIIVHI OF hhIt UOOds
Comprises everything from baby's hood Il
lady's coat, Will sell TO suit everybody, at
IO-2b-u G.. II. FRANKS Alamo Store
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

- III you weigh less than a ton, 20 TO Sheets
Correvon Castles for nice suit. They can
MT YOU no matter what your shape is.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1883-11-01

Come and See
my assortment of walking Jackets and Won
VIII surely buy. q. b. Franks Alamo store,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11

COTTON STATEMI.NT.-Thc following
is tho comparative cotton statement for
the week ending September 7, SS3
Net receipts at all United States ports
during the week 33,281; to same time
last year 2S,G30; total receipts to this
date 33,28' to same date last year
27.4GO. Exports FOR .llc week 2t,-
3S9; same week last year POOLS; total
exports TO this date 24,3S8; to same
date last year 1860. Stock at all
United States ports 2i6,3Sl; same time
last year 1883; stock at all interior
towns 2O,070; same time last year A.
176; stock at Liverpool 23l 900; !;
same time last year Cos 900; stock
of American atinat for Great Britain
$4,000; same time last yca{r 81 600.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11

\ ! = . s.s 2. .r.Hs.,
and hilnself determined to buy tho ono
hundred and forty acre farm which
they were cuitivating. The owner
asked 81 900 for it.. These two coll
orcd mou had two horses; and after
milking the first,paymcnt they worked
steadily and pcrsistcntly season after
season until they owned the property.
FINALLY q division of the land was
made, "Uncle" Barney, as he"was
called, taking fifty acres. IIe has q
nice house upon his little farm now,
which is only a short distance from An
dcrson. He has just been offered
81 900 for his property, which hc re-
fused, as lie values it at $4,000, lie
does not owe q dollar: How, and Gun
Get all the credit he wants. +,
"A white man claiming to be FROM
North Carolina, accompanied ny o.
negro woman. arrived at Rock Hill on
the train last Saturday afternoon and
put up at the Globe Hotel. lie regis
tered the woman as his servant and
claimcd that lie was taking her to an
aunt in Texas, but. tho woman being
found in his room the proprietor gave
him to understand that he would have
to seek other quarters. An indignant
and excited crowd gathered around
the hotel and commanded that he
should leave on tho first train, which
he did. lie represented that. he was IL
respectable citizen Of Lumberton,
N. g., and referred to quite number
of gentlemen, who he claimcd would
corroboratc the story he told. lie
claimed that the negro woman entered
his room as II servant. lie said he
came to Rock Hill on business before
going to Texas and brought the woman
to that point with 1iilns tltalkiBg he
could buy tickets there directly to
Austin.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
THE COURT or SES SIONS.


" f"A attendance OF the Grand and the
res't '"rors--charE" OF IN" Presiding
"""H' ''''' 81 'r'"'''''i '"S'S'
The September term Of the Court Of
General Sessions fol, Fairfield cnun;v
o,o,n,, or ,I,u,,r .,,;,,,. ,,;. u,,,
,r - ,.,. '''c. "'",' 49, ''"'.',
80 d. r'"s'r' J"'Sc o' '''e 'i'r" .lHh!c'aI
circuit, presiding. The roll of The
grand Jury was called, aud the follow
inU.nomnd irrnrs o,s,ro,o,, in ,o;.
,,n,>,. ,-,':',,, :, -, Wv -
l'"'c'. o'''' lrapP (forc"ah),
Joci W. Ashford, VIM. II. Banks,
Dargan S. Broom, Rufus Bratton {col-
nrcd>. 7. 4 I,,,,n,ino s;,,, n,v;s
fco,,ro1> lac + I:i.I'1,, ;,.a 5,,I,
~ "'''''~''' '''s' ''"''
|co'"reu)' frlNk L'ghtncr tc"lorc'),
K. +. Lunpkin, L. =. Moblcy, ST.,
Nill. a. Homrdv. Ihos. ". S,jyb
Ililliard G. Wi,ay s Whor,o. y,r,tno
A., nl., - ~, we
'i'' ,'''""'o N'""''H' Hr', was cA-
cuscd, on the ground Of sickness in his
family.
His .Uopor thcn charcoal ibn ,,rond
Wv ''''>'
jury III SUBSTANCE rs follows:
rms IS Your th!rd term of service,
.N''>' - Wv '"' y "N'''i 't''' t'ittt
ny my predecessors, 1t is not hrrH$'lsy
that should detaim YOU with an, l"nY
dissertation. upon your duties. Your
".',;. ,h', ou.i W. pn 10 aG' upon tic D,!'>
thc,. So,icitor ErsiGrs tl,;S i.t t' ,,'o ~
remind you that it is proper iliat vol
should consider tie condition of your
"oun'! "'it!is III general m" report
IN nuv Of thc "uni nii "'i ti .r + ~
daty to report Them, together wi II inc
names Of the witnesses to prove the
!acts: you arc not to proceed in any
rm1'nh as .' nr',nn,, rptL", ou. sn,s;p S'p'y go 'a
ascertain that there is noihip" coin"
wrong. There are also some eases in
n;'ai> wn'cn me ne; ; &iann JHry should present
thc awsMthom su sncn U',u"ccS ca.os m@,,.Sa a ha
very rare. There Gre certain Offences
for ins!ance, gaming and the retail
III OF sparil.luus ilInors-whGre lnIi-
the case or " ",'"in, Gr ~ thp p''s"sia'e ,ias m
know the facts Mre generally lhe Of.
tenders themselves. -
:. III paSsing upon the bills OF indict-
hn tn r"ad @ IN" i"Ii',nn,ii, " s,i'rsl va! @ W.
will give YOU a better idrn of thn nf.
fence charged than any explanation
i",.h' give YOU
l"c grand jury 'heh retired. ..
upon Tile call or the petit Jurors the
!to''o"i's-namc" were found to be
present: z; ~. Abel, Glenn Ad@cr
tco'oreo)' lanes L. Cason, Jno. L..
G"o.''''' "m' IL. "' Castles, James
W o'''E' A',rc" Donn' huhE"' El'er-
~" \coio'eo), '''ar'es Gamble (col-
oreo?, =" ~: N' oafrlso"' John r..
ul"'"e", "m' .: haynes "m' w.
i"', |o'lo'e"', l. N' b' ilolly' samp'
., zon ,,''''s 'co'orco}' ~ a. hamilton:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
JAS. r. HARVEY,
j. a. iIINNANT,
y AS. L.. RICHMOND.
i. u. BOYLEs,
Judge of Probate.
SOUTiT CAROLINA NEN-S.

Tho shipments Of cotton from Ian
castrr amounted to II ,OG5 bales during
the past ycar.
-Lowrysvillc, on the Chester &
I.rnnir Hailruu,l, has been ,nndc n
has been appointed agent.
Prof. NJ. S. johnson, of Gaflncv
City, has accepted the position Of
instructor in music in the Wythevillc
Female Seminary Of Virginia.. =.
"A fisherman in SpartanbArr coun-
~ cau2h; carp the other dav fifteen
inches long, twelve inches round, and
that weighed three and Il half pounds.
, james Y. Moore. Of Sumter coun-
tv, was so badly cut by Il gin last week
that it was necessary to nmpIiate his
arn!, from III" effects of which he died.
-lT. =. ". +. Bnilcr has so far
rccnI I"r;''' '!!ii fic rASHrd through (hrs-
ter 81 ThuyS'lay with his father, Hrii;-
tor NJ. {. i;n;!rr, on MS way 10 Edge
field.
the Iorkvil!c tr; ;nirCr saws: eft
is prnba1lc that il amy more G.. .. ID.
pnrha4rs Of whiSkry a"n sEirprd 10
thi$ place and sales comrirtci bv de-
lircring aHh receiving pay for the
same, prosecution VIII follow"
s-",Mr.:"" Moody, Of North Carolina,
who is in Jail at SpartaEbnrg under
indictment for forgery, made Il very
clumsy attempt TO escape from iiil last
week. His effort was about as unsuc-
ccssiul as his attempt to pass forged
check. 49,, !
chairman Bonham, Of the railroad
commission, has returned to Columbia
from his inspection Of The Charlotte.
Columbia g. Augusta Railroad and IFS
narrow gauge, branches, and reports
them very much improved in condi-
ton.
Mr.. l.. II. TTuskc, Of Lccsvil!c,
ErXingion county, Il turpcnlnc farmer,
while in fiji Of mclancholia, attempted
suicide bv cutting his throat from car
to car with u razor. lie is now in q
critical condition, but his physiciali has
hopes Of his recovery. =.
The machinery at The Cutawba Oil
Mills in Chester is being entirely over
hauled by Superintendent W. y. Fer
guson and Assistant Machinst J. II.
Hamilton, late of Richburg, but now
employed ut the mills. Operations
will be resumed in ahoNt two weeks.
betsy Jones, colorcd, Of Abbcvillc
county, killed her infant child last
Friday, taking it by the heels and beat
ing its body and head against whatever
object might be near her. SHE after
wards threw itin branch and stamped
it, .and finally took it i'm her arms. She
has been sent to the lunatic asylum.
Last Saturday evening a balloon
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11

{ School lrEMs.-At meeting Of the
Trustees held on Monday, Miss Emily
>. Obcar was elected first assistant
lady teacher; Miss N. a. Plinncy,
second assistant; and Miss Lila Dcaty,
third assistant. These elections are
subject to the approval Of the Princi-
palof tho Mount Zion Institute.
THO Rev. Willard Richardson lus
declined the position Of Principal Of
the coloredschool, prcferring to- devote
his whole time TO the mission school
Miss, julia Fripp was elected Principal
in ibe place Of Mr.. Richardson.
10th schools commence on Monday
next, tho 17th inst.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11

TIE Scorer LOAN CoMpAE1Es.-Thc
Scottish Land Mortgage Companies,
represented by Mcssrs. John B. Palmer
Sc Son, Of Columbia, have already
,mado loans in this State to tho amount
of moro 'than ono hundred thousand
dollars, and there are many applico-
.tions now under consideration. Col.
JAS. II. Rion is thc general counsel of
the companies, and II. A. Gaillard,
Esq, is the local attorney for Fairfield
county.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
It's Praises arc Heard by tile >.y!Fi vi ide md
in Tho Busy hInrts If TTnIr.

It's Praises arc Heard by the >.Nr, vi ide md
in tho Busy hInrts IT TrH"r.
Messrs. Benson & Co., of IIartwell, Ga,
Merchants, in conversation with the popu-
lar travelling salesman Of the we'll known
house of Cox, Hill e Thompson, Atlanta,
Ca, said that Norman's NeutraliZing Cor
dial was an excellent medicine and is Civ
ing satisfaction wherever used. They sell
Il great deal of it, ........
a gentleman representing the Rockford,
H., Watch Co., told one of our customers
that he heard Norman's NeutraliZing Cor
dial highly spoken Of by host of railroad
men, who recommended it to all whose
duties called them to different parts of the
country where they are subicctt0 disorders
of the stomach produced 10y changes of
food and water of which this medicine is {,
S,lrcifc cnuntrrnctrr
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
FARM" MACHINERY! :!


IHAvEfor sale, direct from the. manu-
ely, Jplplements; ETC., ETC, Engines Of all
$sizes, from three, to one hundred ana fifty
horse power,
SAW MILLS AND GrusT MILLS,
Manufactured at tho metropolitan Iron
+, Works. Richmond, Virginia. e..
!: From the York; Pennsylvania, Agricul-
thral. Works-alI kinds of implements,
from,a Htel-Screw .toa Thrcshcr that will
thyeSh and clcan sixty bushels Of wheat
per hour or two hnrdrcd bushels of oats
erhOur. ...'0
.,Sulky Plougls, Cu!tivators, IIarrows and
and sizes, ;, Also Reapers, with sclr-dropper
| ami agent for tho
D1sbRfCN IhAF'a Nm, coTToN rR Ess.
=, Thisipress$ yin, Wilh three hands, press
straw 'ihtaifiHlr bales MS fast fast ~ thc
thresher oai clean it; and with three l,niids
can bale cottnn faster than Il 'sXty-Slw gin
can turn the lint out. -.
| have also some of The. best made cor
TON GINS, with all the modern improve
ments, With PRESSES from the factories
!. ! also sell
COTTON+SEED or WJLE$.
- :: - -
Scales of all sizes; that will weigh from
onr-half pound to live tons.
Carriages, BuSgies and Riding Carts, of
aH SlAts and prices.
lfany person wishes to purchase anyofthc
aforementioned goods, they will please
call nt:Mr. J4fh1ES q. DAVIS'% Office and
leave word with him, and 1 will call and
show catalogues, etc.
B4ANE E1S' PAGAN.
= AGENT.
May 17-tf
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
." &.
AN ORDINANCE
TO Prevent Accidental Poisoning

TO Prevent Accidental Poisoning.
BE 1t enacted and ordained by the Intend
ant and Wardens of the Town of 'Winns-
boro, S. g., in Council met and by the au-
thoritY of the same: :;
SECTION I. That on and after the 17tR
day Of September, 1883, every vendor o;
ing Poisonous Drug and Medicines upon i
shelf or in case, upon or in, which there
shall be no Drugs or Medicines which are
not poisonous, tO'wits :.
Aconitc, Tincturc Of.
AcOnita. =
Arsenic. :.
Arsenic, Donovan's Solution Of
Arsenic, F0wler's Solution of.
ArScnioMS Acid.
AtrOpinG. = 49,
Atropinc, Sulp)atc Of.
Belladonna, Extract of. ..':
BelIadonha, Tincture Of. ....
BrOmine. =.
Bromine Cyanurct of.
CannabiS, Indica.-
Conium, Extract of.
Convalluria aiatia.
Corrosive Sublimate.
Digitalis, Tincture of.
Goulard's Extract. -.
Iodine, Cyanur1t o. :.
Iaudanunl.
Morphine, Acetate Of.
Morphine, Sulphatc Of.
NuX Vomica.
NuX Nomica, Tincturc of.
Opium.
OXaiic Acid. ~
Parcg0rc. = ~
Potassium, Cyanuret Of. -.
Prccipitatc, Red.
Prccipitate, White.
Prussic Acid.
Stramonium, Extract Of.
x.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
TOWN WAX.ES

TA'IIE books arc now open to receive the
L Taxes for the Municipal Year 1898,
and will remain open until Octobcr 18th,
1888. Al taxes unpaid by that time will
have added penalty Of fifty per cent.
as no further notice or time will he given
them. j. n. CENTER,:.T
Clerk of Council
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
Mcssrs. Mcdonald ~ Douglass for the
defendant. Vcrdict-Not guilty.

Messrs. Mcdonald ~ Douglass for tho
defendant. Vcrdict-Not guilty.
TIE ROCKY MOUNT ROAD.
On Monday morning tho County
Commissioners made the following &C.
turn to the 'rulo issued against them at
the June term Of the Court of General
Sessions: ,.,...
STATE OF SoUTH CAvcr3Nh, !
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
j. r. Harvey, j. A. lIinnaut aud J.
l.. Richmond, members Of the Board
or County Commissioners, upon whom
has bccn served Il rule to shcw cause
why they should not be indicted fur
the alleged neglect Of duty mentioned
and set forth in the report of tho
granN Jury relative to the Rocky
Mount Road, between. the town OF
Nimsboro and the tiyc-milc post, for
cause io sllc;v:
That these Respondents first had the
condition Of this road called to their
attention at the term of this Court held
in February, 1888; that they immedi-
atrly took the matter in hand and ap-
pointed Il superintendent or highways,
who worked said road for three days.
That these Respondents furnished the
necessary materials, and had culvcrt
bridges put ut the places reported by
the grand jury at said February term
and the whole road was put in as good
condition and repair as it was possible
for the same to be put. That tho
heavy rains during the n'oi,ths of
April and May, 1883, land preceding
the June term of this Court) washed
up aud tore up said road, SO as to re-
store the condition Of the same COM
planned of.
That since said June term these Re-
spondcnts have again had said road
worked and put in as good condition.
as possible; but the long continued
dry weather has rendered the ground
SO hard that it was not possible 10 put
ii in perfectly good condition.
That said road is one that is very
difficult, if not impossible, to keep in
good condition under the present sys-
LclE Of road laws.
JAS. II. Ron,
r., D.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
'MesTHd,N1.

TSIIlE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form the public that there is no co,
partnership existing between myself and
j. NJ. Mccall; and that ] am in no way re.
SponSible for and will not settle anynne's
debts but my own. | would also request
all parties indebted t. settle with ne at
my shop, and net withmy employees.
II. +. CALDWELL
'Winnshoro, S. c., Sept. 10, 1888.
Sept l1-t2
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
ErdSEs EAI.E.

rENIE stOrc-buildimg and lot now occupied
X by the UNDERSIGNED are offered for sale.
The store is one of the best in WiuMsbOvO,
and is in prime condition. The location is
orc Of the most advantageous in town.
The lot is quite large one, and upon il arc
large warehouse and other buildings.
Terms very moderate. For further par
ticuars apply to ,a
, May 30 IF B. SUGENll Elmer. I
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
a E}EE:Al. hlE;:;NEIE!::ElY : :
EEiTfeR E7YsTlGht H9a sHDi.H Bot GGiED4
- IlSIG AND S?EG!EtG.


KEsDy "oc rep pop"' at hro,n@ hro S''w Hma Where
NSs sTaYs CIV n% e%%orEcS M Sr v rM<s the G, @
a RfshIiEDY that Mr G. ". O'Naill, Goa.lwat2r,
Ala, says raised his wife from uu i!Tuih'3 bod,
ord he tclleTcs sa,Td EtrrtJc.
ANESiEnX Of Mhich q prominent atlanta
rs wo"ld Il nicklo lorwhnt two bottles OF Eouy
mcniSfns nc ,l., -, "a fnr my ,n.'gh;Gr;" r.,
NJ. D., Druggis. OF Jhon,asyilo, On, says: ~
con recall instances In which = UtoTt.ci ':{jej
A A;Dy Il; S, %. "Sa"t t|iGn WI%h Dr i%iI> e. s ror m
y years ,Gc ;,nE,.trinc % y"n nIn n',t.!nt up a,'d
consider II the best combination eyer i;u;I!&
together !or lhc diseases ior which It - rccOn4~
Il REM iiDy Of which DR.. joel Egnunar.l, Atlnn-
t.. snii: iin'"t GIlWiacG: the iCci,c and @v"
hesitation IL ,nhl.Nising its use, and confidently
AI.l,AIEDY which the Rev II. =. Joinc0n,
ncnr hnr!cttn. Ga, sn!a lac has Uccd in hs i:,N-
lily with III" "u!lunsi satisfaction" rri ICrUnl;
mcn6ca II To three families "wlo found i tu HC
lnst whnt J; IS rccGmmc,ni"d
bcnison sny: we have hcHn sclns Il M for niry
years. with constantly incrcaSilrt sales. The nr.
HG'G S1Tr ~ Wh ih@S u.s. pn 1a 'Elns M @,
any I'VE snl,l jnGroSs in Ioiir months. and never
soI Iiin eny place hn whntit m va; wanted nra!n."
A tIIMEBf by which Dr. JuuBh, OF IntilarCr.
ga. san: - cured one Of the most ni.jlirrtc
cases Of EiCAElnrs MEN%sRuNTiu:; tllHl cvcr
cnmc wihmf,y Enow!cdpc, WIN q fcT hotties"
A kEHl EHY ui which Dr j. G ltus<, %n., e'!c".
Ala. snys nm iN'iy Convinced. thot :. = M
rivaed ior 'ho, ciaS;o diseases ".icn j: claims
TO cure"
| A1tESElcDX about which Mai. IoIn C.. W'hitn1r,
Of Atlanta; well and invorahly j;nnwn all "TCr
the United states Ai 0fcncr3i ln!nrnnCC agent,
| Boys: Il used this remedy before the WGr on a.
large plantation on II C!cet number ct cHsLl,
! Gi,rIBS arih nbso'H'c SitCC!S."
e itEn7EDG about which Mr.. J. ". Strange. &C
CartclSv!lc lc, Ga CcricS that on" bottle .,itrcu
| two members OF his family oi T!c:lStrun iriCu-
larity OF many years GtandDg
! a REMEDY that is CIEArG. THAN hNY OF HER
| MEDlCi&EO It's kind in tho Yorld. bCcnDSc OR
| 2 BOTTLES WILL CURE THE MOST OiSIi&hTE CASE!
! THIS GREAT POPULAR REMEDY Is EnApEfI.LD 3
! FGMAL:: REGULATOR, (WCmun's Best Fri"ni) For
3",o hS' all hrtnyiicie pr'"n. Small SIn IS cents
! Large size II 80.
! Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer
| j. BIEADFIETn9,
No. 1885 Pryor Street. ATLANTA, ca,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11

Now Advertisements.
Notice-R. Il. Caldwell.
Town Taxes-J. N. Center, Clerk Of
Council.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-11
W1NNsDORO, August G, 1883.

...(.'. W1NNsDoRo, August G, 1883.
JUST ARRIVED, two carloads OF
young, fat, well broke Western HORSES
and MULES, among them twenty nice
young mares, well broke to drive single or
double. Also q few good saddle horses.
Any one Wishing to buy or swap had bet.
tct Gall at once and get the pick. ! will
swap for any and all kinds, both horses
and mules, poor or fat.
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TUESDAY. September IL, 1883.
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BEATY'S for Good Shoes.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1883-08-04
Turning on the Water,

On Tuesday morning last July 81, water
was turned in the pipes, and the event was
one OF considerable interest. At II o clock
precisely, Mrs. Taylor, wife of Col. w. w.
Taylor, who is experimenting the construc-
ton of the water works, started the engine at
the pump, and little Helen Irwin, aged seven
years, daughter Of Capt. p. H. Irwin, turned
on the water. The water came rushing
through the pipes, and before II clock hose
was attached to the street washer in front of
the ADVOCATE BUILDING and the street well
sprinkled. The first tap of the main was for
the ADVOCATE BUILDING, and the first use
made Of the water was to sprinkle the street
i'll front. There was no effort made, either to
have the first tap or to be the first to use the
water, but it just so happened. Others had
street washers ready, and some even had pipes
running into their dwellings. During the test
at the ADVOCATE BUILDING Mr.. James NJ
Shelman handled the nozzle, and occasion
ally turned it toward the large crowd looking
on, causing a scattering. The little boys en-
jOyed the sprinkling, and stood before the
nozzle until well drenched with water. The
force, the natural force of the fall, threw
water across the street and as high as the
roof. and was satisfactory.
In the afternoon the pump was worked so
as to give additional force to the water, and
the fire plugs were tested at two points-near
the City Hotel and near Union National
Bank. Water was thrown one hundred and
fifty feet on level, and was thrown over the
hotel four stories high, and over Mrs.
Wantz's three-story dwelling, giving great
satisfaction. When the water works are all
completed greater force can be given the
water.
Pipe mains are laid along Main street short
distance beyond the railroad. Considerable de-
lay is being caused by the impossbility to get
pipe, and it will be several weeks before the
West End will have water.