The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-02-14
Esy Advertisements.
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Only seven days more IN which to
make your returns.
Burn out Your chimney while the
suow is on the houses.
Only fifteen DAYS more in which to
pav taxes-only until March l.
Suppose the town council put
force to cleaning the snow from the
payements.
While there is snow on the ground
is a bad time for shower bath. What
do you say, Mr.. Teller?
The Governors Guards, Of Colum'
bia, have declined to enlist in the State
militia under the new rules.
We feel impelled to warn elderly
people to be careful lest they fall and
break some Of their bones during the
freeze.
Snow is reported 10 be ten inches
deep in Columbia; this beats Winns-
boro. 1t has not been over six or
seven inches here.
The oct crop is generally believed
to be killed by the cold weather.
Messrs. W. R. Dcty & Co. have or
dered seed to replart their entire crop.
There will be an entertainment
for the pleasure of the young people
at Mr.. O'Neals tonight, one mile west
of town. The young folks "neVer
mind the weather"
DIR. B. J. Quattlebaum does not
propose to be caught mapping, conse-
ouentlv he ssfred up'' the steamer to
see if eli pipes and parts were IN
order since the late freeze.
Next week is Court Week. There
are about II prisoners in jail and many
more out on bond. In the riot case at
Simpsons there are about twelve per-
sons indicted and all are out on bond.
"A certain attorney in town now
saws he is in favor of womaa's suffrage.
He did not utter such sentiments be-
fore he was married that any one
knows of. They say marriage changes
8 man. It seems so.
The stock is being taken at the
Hub, "The Lower Store" and at Des-
portes old stand. An effort will be
made to dispose of the entire stock at
. single sale, that is each stock will be
offered separately to purchasers. The
goods will not be retailed.
We have one applicant for the hog
contest already. When our Weekly
gets out in the county we expect to
hear from good many. This one
will enter for the Nsass and Courier
prize also. There is s120 in gold in it
if Fairfield man succeeds. Let us
hear from you. 1t can't hurt you to
try, send in your names. The Ne'cs
and Courier offers 500 and we offer
$40.
-Mr. J. P. Caldwell Las received
from H. F. Harmon, publisher of the
Southern To6cccco Journal, Of Winston,
N. c., a letter in which that gentleman
offers to come to Winnsbero and write
MP the advantages of this neighbor,
hood as tobacco growing section
The only consideration asked is that
the business men Of the town sub
scribe for 20 copies of the Tobacco
Journal, at $500 copy. The Journal
is published weekly, and if this sec
ton should engage in tobacco culture
to any considerable extent, it is wei
worth the money.
Our local in last issue of thi:
paper calling for reports Of partie:
who may be in distress in town ha!
developed that among the colored peo
ple there are cases where a lack o
work has resulted in scarcity Of fooc
and wood, and consequently there il
suffering. A few parties have con
tributed, but the demands are to-
many for the community to allow {
few to bear, and we suggest that par
ties who wish to contribute will leav
their names at this Office. If yol
have nothing to offer in the way o
helping these people let THE NEW
AND HERALD know if you have an,
wocd to cut or any work. Many ar
snffarinu who WonlN work If the,