The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-04-20
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TUESDAY. APRIL 20, !, 1873,

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4 ..i coHtrnct advertisements.
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Administrators Notice-T. X. Ell
lott, Administrator.
JOB work done in the neatcst' ylt
ut THE News AND HERALD Office.
Captain Il. II. Clarke, of the Cam
den bar, was III town on Monday.
"A nice shower of rain would be
appreciated just now by our farmers
-4Some fine bananas have been on
the market during the past few days.
We hear that a..l.umber Sof gentle
men of town will attend the conyen'
4 tion in Columbia next Week.
-Teachers' pay certificates and Naps
proved county paper bought for cash.
\ E@* RAGsDALE Sc RAGsDALE.
y How are you going to spend the
, summer2 This question has been
frequently asked within the past week.
Read tho now advertisement of
@. d. Williford 81 Co., which appears
in this issue and 500 what they are Of
fering in dry goods.
-Wc noticed several wagons loaded
with cotton OH our streets on Monday.
It seems that some in our county IRE
able to hold their cotton.
MIR. d. Macaulay, of Chester, o
brother of our esteemed townsman,
Mr.. D. J. Macaulay, hos been spend
ing several days in town.
Subscribe for TIE NEWS AND
HERALD, The campaign is opening
and all our citizens should have their
county paper to learn what is going
on.
-We are glad to chronicle the re-
turn of our young friend Mr.. Jas. S.
Elder, who spent last year III Illinois.
We learn that lie was we'll pleased with
the Northwest.
Mr.. Stewart, Of tho Oman"& Stew
art Company, who are working some
of tho granite of Fairfield recently re-
turned from an extended business trip,
and informs us that he has made a
number Of contracts for furnishing
granite.
Tho annual session of the Grand
Lodge, Of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows will met in: Chester on
: the 18th May. All railroad companies
will issue round-trip tickets to all rep
rescntatives at five cents per mile for
tho round-trip. .....
n, Now is the time to get a good
sCincinnati Opom'or Top Buggy, Three
@Spring Wagon, Turnout Seat Buggy
Platform Spring or Farmers Wagon,
with shafts or pole,. Single or. Double
Harness, cheap for cash OF bankable
paper, from j. 0. BoAG.
A runaway on our streets Oh Mon
day attracted a good deal of attention
A mule to .one-horse wagon took
fright and ran down Congress street,
dragging the driver for some distance,
but he freed himself from tho lines and
gaining his feet, outrun the mule
which must have been lien one, and
halted before any damage had been
done. ~
Mrs. Boag has now opened her
stock of Spring and Summer Millinery,
10 which she respectfully invites the
inspection of her friends and patrons
generally. Call early and be suited.
A full stock of Dry Goods, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Groceries, and every
thing usually found in the general
merchandise line. All TO be found at
tha5storc of j. o. Boag;'as low as the
lowest. t.fr r.. ,....l.
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THE FARsifEiss' MEErIiNG.-All should