The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, November 30, 1888, Image 3

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.-.b 188., fb x Qsecton of .te co\in on t 'toigia aas gi "lroug"h ie st lt wodds:i to e gsh*sk ,? , % <'und hei boy of anfinfat ' ool= ored ~ chd niidunder}hQ)ae The ehid had, eidently only re '; ti,e itly e nibn' and. the m tter waspro4ply rep orted- to th' roer, ho'late f the dunt1 out to hold an nques iIt o eal ly seems to, he a. asrof C buit no efinite partiulars ' could be learned. KYM Y AL 'Married'in Tkihi tf Church;, o hlnIbia, y th~ Rev. J. .G. :Glas Mr. Longstree,Gantt, of Barnwell, to Miss Lavinia Skinzer,'foThely of Winnsboro, but recently of Cohnsibiai. Y' r As the city clock wa5s striking the hour of fotir Tuesday evening, Mr. J. H. Skinner, of Winnsboro, entered the church bear g h' sister on his arm. - At the chancel ' ,the bride-elect, was met by the grooni and his best ian/Mr. Jno. M Gantt. The Rev. Mr. Glass then in a clear voice performed the beautiful marriage service; receiving the mutual voivs a,d pledges of the happy pair, and ipvokipg.. the. blessings . of God 'on tleit' future life. VThe response .w re clear and ;tho en tire hervi eg ry inpressiv. :id tilus iey bound telIy "That makes a pa.radise on Earth, When hearts and liaiidslcoinbbio." r.itor the. ceremony Mrs. E. A. "Bacot gave a recepion, at her - residetce, whici'was one of the plepsantest , entertainments your correspondent has ever had - the fortune to attend, Mr. and MMs. ; antt handsomely, happily and graeefulliy received the compli mints .4nc pgr,atulations of their friends. ,After:a half hour th,s spent the newly married couple took the train for Augusta. Among.the ,persons present at thereception were Mts. and Misses Bacot, Miss Maggie Aike, Mr. John M. ('antt, brother, and Mr. S.. P, Hay, brother-jn-law. of thei groom; Mr. J. H. Skinner, of Winnsboro; 1.ev. and Mrs. Elli "on Capers, Mrs. M: I. 13pnham, Jr., Mr, and Mrs. 'Alen Jones, Mr. and Mrs.. J. S. Reynolds, Dr. and Mrs. T. "d.' Robertson, Prof. and Mrs. Woodward, M.G. Bacot, Mr."E. M,xFripp, Prof. -and ,Mrs..~ Davis, Misses Nidie, * Eloise end.9pirrie. Means, Rev. J. 8. I. Gaill'ard a nd Mr. -A. M., Ai * ken, Jr. a F' ~ltl1b} ' . t h ffl oh Carohin a' the b il a~ livbaVldng 'enough in Winnsboro to endear * herself to its people by her beau tygrace .cand. affabilIty,--and ~.7n isii 1k1'Wiinbro or sgattere~ the pi-ize-he has won, and express a unanimous wish for long life and prosperity to himself.and wife. Sr. Skuiner, the popolar broth er 'of the bride, received the heart-. felt. commiseration *of many ..~friends forhis lose, coupled with gen veji oodadvice, to "g%, and.do hikewse,' MONEY TO LOAN. 'cii~eb?t ine tgage on i m ot farms n Falrled and Richlanad Counties. Long t mo sad eas terms. pt . ~< 7 i~WIS THE TIME TO 80W OLOVit AND LUOERNE ~ 4. 4 ~, SEED. * <* m u s py ju t receIvdd - AP1IED BTVLES. TIANKS to. al, of.,my, ,omers for past favors, , and.twitl tita them nore' to- call and' sottle all notes carried over from last year' also, please,tte hotito';hat their notes are ayable on the tirst. of October, 1888 hop-who-aro uattlp to settle in full will please come and, poly a part and keep the old man in good :spirite, COWA AND'VAlVES. '-1.liaveielkht or ten Milch Cows for sale, ranging in price from $20 to $40, or I will exchange-them t'ur.good beef cattle or dry cows. - . . A. WIILLlFUiR:. WINNSBORO. b. C. DON'T YOU FORGET 1H ge O t S ,airn f you THE WINNSBORO WAGON CO. They need the money. They, too owe money, and can pay only with, that you oare them. . We- still have a,ni,e lot of Buggies, Pliautonle, Surrys , aind .Wagons. .Our fine work is from the shops of the OOLUMRU8 BUO4Y CO. COLU MBUS, ina U. S CARRIAG} CO, , O1O, In All styles--uars and Springa,' Columbus End Sp ring, U. S. Side Bar Enl Spring, Titnken, Br'vwster, Spiral (addgtabte) and Cefter Springs. Our $10 Harness is Really Worth A full lite of liadnoe, Bridles, USar. riage Robes, Whips, Rubber Aprons, Carriage and Plantation !iardware. PAINTS TURPENTINE, OII, t ) PUTTY, THE ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPERS AND COFI$E MI14S. Wlusboro Wagon Co. PTUE LAST CA AIGN OF 4888 'lmen" r WI b fil,led to oveti'fowing with all the shape and styles that Baltimnore imd New York equ-n produce. We have just ended our summer season, consequc ntly hate had n ime to rest, but our energy In tho,in. ~for customers <will evel continue Suntirin effort to pil se. Q'x a4Rs o4e ,et . IeAp i er tsell nillinory at prices that will en le. ever-y ne to get new hate, All we ask is a call to convince you of the fact. ONE WOR D MORE,l We have in stock an elegant line of the latestnovelties In Ruching, Sewing Silk, and anoy Veiling, whicn we are now running off at 250. a yard.' Our New Port Scarfs are varied and beautiful -we do not ,leiae~1I'lep9J~ard cheap Notls ' suh SEe Uohs'Crtff, ndHansd. kehies are too ehan sto mentIon.- -All we want (sustomiers'' MRS. J. D. McOARLEY. %. FOR AM 4' ACRES of land, eIht miles U.O' from Wlnnsboro, on teCamden ing and barns. Thirty acres of original woods. 250 icres, sIx miles from Winnsboro on the road to Kincaid's BrId g. (od d entit acro o lgalWQods, PATENT FLOUR. CHOICE iREAKFANT STREiPM. l SUGA 3-CUREDHAMS. . EXTRA FINE MACKEREL1NKITS J. F. M'MASTER-& CO. FESH' CHOICE EVAPOR +TED APPLES. UHOICE TURKISH PRUNES. CHOICE ()REAM CIHEESE. CHOICE MESSINA LEMONS., OROSSE & BLACK WELL'S IM PORTED PICKLES. LEA & PEIRIN'S WORCHESTER. SHIRE SAUCE. FRESH MACCARONL, STEAM-COOKEDCRU3HlED OATS A full line of Canned (4oods, in cluding something very fine In Peaches and Sliced and Grated Pineapple. FR(ESII GROUND SPICE-all kinds. SUGAR-CURED PIG HAMS. RQYAL BAKING POWDER, at reduced prices. TERMS FOR ABOVE-CASH. r. M. HUIY. NEW ARRIVALS AND TO' ARRIVE. Self.R1ateing- and Plain Batckwheat, Mountamn Butter and Cabbage, New Orleans Motashes, Flour of the finest grade, New iee, Cream Uheese and Macaroni, Sugar, Coffees and Teas a speoilti. Macheret in kite, Cod fish, Canned Salmon, Mackerel.- $ardinies, Canned Meets and Fruits of every kind. With many other things too numerous mention, all of wich will be sold at the lowest.price at. S. S. WOLFE'S, In the Beaty Building next to the B arber Shop. THE RUTJUAL LIFE INSURANOE UOMPANY OF NEW YORlM. Assets over 9118,O00,O00, The ChenpAst, Matost and Largest Com p ny in the world.R.B BOYLSTON, R': B. HIANAHA4 Agent. Bee eiclEamer WE WILL SELL FOR THE T BITT DAT TWENTY-FIV.E DOZEN T IEI N-tPOUND OANSja:rg TOMATOES, 10 CENTS ACAN. CALL AND BE - CONVINCED, GROESHEL &00s CALL AT THE Vlllsboro Ba(ory .AND-. CONFECTIONERY And see a nice line or DOLL CARRIAGES, PARLOR SWINGS BOYS' WAGONS and VELOCIPEDTS. d. A. Wt IT1 THE WINNSBORO.BAR. H. A. GAILLARD, ATTORNEY.AT-LAW, WINSSBORO, S. 0. Omceup-stairs over J. M. Beaty & Bro.'s store. J E. MCDONALD, 0. A. DOUGLASS Solicitor Sixth Circuit. MCeDONALD & DQUGLASS, ATTOItNRY AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Nos. 8 and 4 Law Range, WINNSBORO, S. 0. Practice In all the State and United States Courts. W OBEAR & RION, ' A't"ORN$YS AND' COUrSELLOR AT LA.A Noe. I and 9 East Washington Os. WINNSDORO, 8. 0. Offies sAme as occupit d by the late Col James H Rion. 3. B.'5RAGDALE. G. W. R AGSDAL, RAGSDALE & UAGSDALE, AT'TORNBY8 AND COUNSBLLO1I8 -No. 9 Law Range, W INN SB O RO, 8. 0. OBDUND W. BUORANAN, AT~TOltNEY-AT-14W, ,No.1Law R$nge, W I N N S BOO, 8. 0. Practices.In all United States and State Courts. Special attention to corporation and insuraneb law. *JAI. GLENN McCANTS, AT TO R N E Y. -AT - LA W -- Nb; 1 LAW RANGE, W IN NBB O RO, S. o. BWPractiees in the State and United States Court. WANDERS,8 AIAILISATHSART, T O R B. MAT-L A W, WINNSBO , 8. U. Practice. in at th tate and United 'Rates Courtet ft ga"Omco upstairs in'IBapk bidihat A. 3. DOUGI,AMM,I A'TTORNBT AND COUN83LLORt AT LAW. No. 6 Law Range, W IN NSB O RO, S. C. Practices in the St&te and United States Court.