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RELIGIOUS PUBLICATIONS.

The second volume OF Dr. II. II. wendt's work,
The Teaching OF Jesus" Charles Scribners sons.
confirms the favorable impression OF Dr. "chot
ability and insight made by the first volume reviewed
In these columns q few months ago. The anthcrs
object in writing the work was to bring out WHAT he
conceived to be the teaching OF Jesus as the real
fundamental basis OF Christianity. instead OF the com
monty accepted ideas OF inspired Bib" or an IN
fallible Church. With this object In view. he has
made q minute and impartial study OF all the words
of Jesus as recorded In the New Testament in ooms
this he has Of COURSE followed the historical method
and the result is body Of facts and differences as 10
the intent OF the teaching OF Jesus That Is OF great
value the tbeoogan and the student OF Christian
ity The topics embraced In this second volume are
the preaching OF the Kingdom OF God In general the
testimony OF Jesus to His Mssnhship the outlook OF
Jesus upon the earthly development OF the Kingdom
OF God, survey OF the contents OF the teaching OF
Jesus the Significance OF His teaching the tradition
Of the main superficial discourses. and OF the dis
courses fourth gospel The translation Is clear
and idiomatc.
"The New World for December, which completes
the issues for the first year. is brilliant number.
protap Chunder Mozoomdar has an informing article
about the thestic movements In India, known Ms the
Brnhmo-Somaj with which he is prominently Identified
william NJ Salter tells what the future OF Crlsuanty
ought to be from tho point OF view OF those VINO De-
lievs In no religion but morality, while Ia PRO
grt ssive Orthodoxy, Prccssor ESpei1 y. Sh9 W. vi
Andover sketches the orderly development OF religious
ideas in tn. movement known as the "new theology"
G. Santayana of Harvard University. contributes an
original and striking paper on the present position Oh
the Roman Catholic Church. Though not himself
member Of that communion he believes that 1t contains
elements that must permanently attract men, though 1t
will change its character in the future, as 1t has In
the past. Professor Joseph Henry Allen writes dls
crimnargly about Michael servetus and the opinions
for which he WINS condemned and burned at the
stake with the active approval Of Calvin. Albert
Reye writes Of the birth and infancy OF Jesus and
James T. Bixby contributes learned article on the
Monisc theory OF tie soul. All the recent theological
works Of permanent value are reviewed by eminent
and we'll known specialists.
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LoSGTowx, S. G., December Is
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number of friends.
The Longtown school will be opened
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We have a splendid line Of Under
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Onr Star Tip Children's Shoes fit best
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-30

RELre1o5s SERyIcEs.-SerVlceS VIII
be held in the following churches on
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meeting Wednesday at 4 p. m.
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II a. m. by the pastor. Young
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Deserving Praise,

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ECHOES OF TIE FIRE.

Tie fire is still prominent topic
and it probably will be for some time
to come. Several insurance men have
been in town this week adjusting The
losses, and i: is understood that the
work was accomplished satisfactorily
to The losers and The insurance COM
panies. There certainly should have
been no trouble on the part Of the
losers in having their policies promptly
paid, as the rate, from /! to ii per cent,
paid by the property holders who
were burned ont should insure 2
speedy settlement OF their claims by
the companies interested.
J.D. McCac!ey Il Co. mad a quantity
of groceries stolen the night OF the
fire. but as there was no Insurance on
the stock the loss will be clear.
Caldwell & Ruff have moved the
remnants of their stock into the store
room three doors above W. G. Beaty's.
+. r. Matthews has moved into
tic store next doorto J. D. McCarley'5.
S. S. Gibson is occupying tempo
rarily the front pe-t Of Wlilltord's
millinery tore.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-30
KILLED ON THE RAIL.

An Unknown S-gro DecaPitatod by the
Train.
Thursday night about $50 O'Clock,
an unknown negro boy, about fourteen
or fifteen years of age, was run over
and fearfully mangled BY the north
bound freight train. 1t is not known
exactly how the accident happened,
but it is thought that the circumstances
are about as follows: Not long before
the killing the boy told some one that
he was from Dlackstock, and had
boarded the south-bound freight to
steal ride to Woodward. The train
was running so rapidly when it passed
that point that he could not get OF,
and so ne came oa to Winnsboro.
II is probable that he attempted to
board the train which killed him, at
the crossing in rear of Phillips store,
and in so doing was thrown between
the ca.,. His body was found lying
between the rails a short distance
north of this crossing. The head was
completely torn off, and almost every
bone in his body was broken. The
poor negro was so mutilated that it is
an impossibility to identify him. 1t is
almost certain that he is from Black
stock, but his name is unknown.
The Coroner'S inquest was held
Friday, and q verdict in accordance
with the above facts was rendered.
It was learned after writing the
above that the negro's name was Wade
Young. He lived on Mr.. Watt Brice's
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-30
ocal EI1eTs

Socal E,iefs ~,
s. tuesday Instead of Monday Will
~ sa,,sdsv. Monday is a legal holl-
day.
We do not hesitate to say that u ~
Villiford j. Co. is the place to get .oe
b.st selection Of shoes.
The gross receipts at the WINS, ans,
horo postofice for the year eno'hS
lime soth, 1888, were s2,45o.
THE NEWS AND HERALD has re-
ceived 8 COPY Of Gen. Hampton's first
rsnort a. Railroad Commissioner.
DO YOU need table damask
caldwell & Ruff have al extra nice lo'
in white and red at very low prices.
Monday being legal holiday ootE
hanks will close for the day. Inc
pos;ofice will open for the dlstrloo'loH
Of mai! after each train.
Henry Chappell, the coiorea man
who was 50 badly hurt by William
Cor6es some time age, has almost ell
tirelv recovered from his injuries
All parties wishing crayon por-
traits with the next order will bring
their pictures to Lauderdaie.s next
week. The order will be seat Aonoa!
week. Now don't delay, but act ~
once.
Mr.. W. Il. Flenniken mas oeen
elected teller Of the Peoples BANK -
fill the vacancy caused by Mr.. W. w.
Whites resignation. MI. White mas
filled the position most efficiently '0f
more than two years and the directors
are yery sorry to part with so faithful
and capable an employee. Mr. fle"nl-
ken. his successor, is thorough
business man, and will Eli the position
most satisfactorily.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-30
THE cd. RAILROAD.

The Il. s. D. Railroad Company
made tender on Saturday, through
their local attorney, Of their taxes
The amount rendered not being .unl
ciept 10 paw the taxes under the new
assessment, the County Treasurer re-
fused to accept the checks until LIE
should be advised by his superlors
what course to pursue. The checks
were held here until Thursday, upon
which day they were returned to
railroad headquarters, the County
Treasurer having received no sutberlty
10 accept them. This is the status OF
the matter at present.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1893-12-30
ANOTHER WEDDING.

Miss Annie Timms, daughter OF
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Timms, of this County,
and MIR. Leonard McNaull, also Of this
County, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony on lsst Wednesday even
ipe. Both of the high contracting
narties are we'll known young people.