The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1886-04-29

Noticeto Trespassers-Geo. b. Nc
Cants.
Local BrIeis.
The rain has come at last, but in
very scarce quantities.
job work done IN the neatest
style at The News AND HERALD Office.
-Teachers' pay certificates and p
proved county paper bought for cash.
RAGsDALE & RAGsDALE.
"A local editor lis expected to be
everywhere and see everything at one
and the same time.
Allow are yon going to spend the
summer, is question asked on every
side.
1t is rumored that we are to have
wedding in town soon. Both parties
to the contract reside here and rumor
says IL has been OH hand some time.
The June term of the Court Of
General Sessions for our county prom
ises to be a short one. There is only
one prisoner in Jail awaiting trial.
Mr.. John Alexander, who has
been spending some time in our town,
left for his home in Philadelphia on
Wednesday.
There will be dance at the
Winnsboro Hotel this evening. Our
young people are anticipating lively
time.
Mr.. r. A. Gibson who has been
engaged in The News AND HERALD
office for ever thirteen years, left OH
Tuesday to make his homoin Columbia.
After surveying the field, we learn
that several candidates for political
honoAv have expressed thoir intention
to lraw from the race.
have been informed by some
hrmers that the small grain in
sASSs PORTIONS OF the county is begin
ming to suffer for rain.
The sound Of tho parlor rifle is
heard in the land, and we judge that
the young ladies are practicing for the
shooting contest OH the day Of the
Gordons picnic.
-. To-day will be- an exciting one at
the Capital with tho farmers of the
State. The result Of the convention
will be awaited with interest by the
entire public. &c.
- !tt--,,Ms. r., w. Hahenicht is overhaul
ing the entire interior. of his bar and
billiard room, and expects to make
some changes which will add much to
it's appearance. 49,
Law range has been recently dis
cussing the question wether man can
sow grain, and raise his feed for a
horse and keep him cheaper than buy
ing everything. There are severa
enthusiastic supporterson both sides.
There are still some delinquents
on our books from last year who
would greatly oblige us by calling and
making settlement. We know that
it is hard times, but this should only
make you settle small bill quicker.
--Mr. D. "A. Hendrix has fitted up
his soda fountain for the summer, and
If you wish something cool and re-
freshing try his soda. We can testify
to its superiority as we know whereof
we speak,
Now is the time to get good
Cincinnati Open 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 or bankable
paper, from j. o. BoAG.
We learn that the Adjutant and
Inspector General will inspect the
Gordon Light Infantry OH the 18th
May. The Gordons are always in the
front rank of the companies of the
State, and we are safe in saying that
the company will not fall short of it's
previous record in the: coming drill.
Mrs. ,Boag has now opened her
stock Of Spring and Summer Millinery,
to which sho respectfully invites the
ipspecttonjqfhe !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
the store Of j. o. Boag, as low as the
lowest.
CONNECTION. Tn the card concern
ing the "Poor Mules Friend" Sweep,
the sentence, "we consider it q fl rst-
class implement and even worthy Of
trial". the last phrase should read,
",UeU worthy Of trial." The card was