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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
We will send to Agents free of charge

For q Club of 80 ard Three Dollars
] doZ. good linen shirt fronts; I eet solid
sold s~tudsFanu-Ec0l cassimersf opspsnfs;I
line Whit e44rtePAne iarGe sI1e
bleached aksznns. tgood quaKty ard
wide; l stegRuttpepicture moro0co-p0undt
photo. album: l double lens stereoscope
and IL foraign views; 4 slyer-plated en-
grayed , bottle casleS 1 elegant Hlkt5n
er edge and %spangled; l steel carving
knife and fork. very best quality, ivory
balanced handle; 1 handsome beaded and
lined parasol; 20 yds. good print; / very
hne dsmask tablo cover; lpair best qualS
dne linen.towls; 3dok, Rogers best silver
dessert forks; I ladies' large real morocco
Etraveling bag; / fancy dress pattern; !
dozen elegant silver plated engraved
or cotton stockings; gents heavy chased
solid gold ring ! pr. ladies high cut bal
moral boots 1 elegant delaine dress pats.
tern; ! violin and bow, in box complete;
l set jewely, pin. ear drops and sieve
For a Club of so and Five DolIars.-I
black or cOlored alpaccz. dress pattern;
lset lace curtains; ! pair all wool blank
ets5 engraved silver plated 8 bottle re-
volvinR caster; l beautiful writing desk:
l cold gold scarf dlni 81. ydA--yery fine
caSsLnere, for pRnta and vest; set Ivory
balanced hoDdie knives With s~ilver-plat5d
forks:1 elegant satin. parasol heavily
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calf boots; 80 yds. good print; 40 Yds good
brown or bleached sheeting. yard Wide
or 40 yds. / yd- wide. good quality; l La
dies eleSant moroeco travelling bag; ]
square WOOL shawl u plain Noraich pops
lin dress PATTERN; l ga yds. don. width
cloth for ladies' cloak; elegant engraved
~ilver-plated tea pot; 3 yds double width
water proof cloth for ~cloaking.
For a Club or 100 and Ten DollRrA-l
rich Meriuo or Thibst dress pattern; ] Or.
fine dRmaSk. table cloths and napkins TO
match; i pair gents French CALI boots; /
heavy, silver plated epgravedice pitcher;
very hne all wool cloth for ladies' cloak;
Iweb very best quality brown or bleach
cd sheeting; u yds I'll Cashmere for
suit; l elegant English berage dress pat
term j beautiful English berage shawl;
l tet ivory balanced handle knives and
forks; l ladies' or gents silver hunting.
case wntch;-l BARTLETT hand portable sew
ing machine. splendid family bible, steel
enKravings with record and photograph
pages; IS yds. good hemp carpeting, good
colors; l pair good Marssilles quilt; / good
caPs; single barrel shot gum; ] silVerS
plated, engraved. 8 bottled revolving cas-
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knives and forks. lsavlF 5ss SEE
Presents for larger Clubs Increase In
the ssme ratio. -
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eaed, falling hair checked, ard bald
ness often, though not always. cured
by its use. Nothing a restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deIeterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. II wanted
merely for O
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references given as TO the reliability Of
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.duc1sd in the faireat and most legitimate
possible, and that we give greater
value for the money than can be obtained
in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in trans
portation replaced without charge.
- Checks describing articles sold,
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the abe, or their own publication,
Uauufacturs andimportatiOn. /.
We publish over foar thousand snbiects
Of SterSOscOpie Vie~s, Including: .-aG
Niagara, CatskiIis, Hudson, White
Mountains, Washington, Saratoga,
West Point, Mammoth Cave, Central
Park, Trenton Falls, Great West,
Housatonic, Delaware, instantaneous,
Cuba, New Grenada, VenesuelA, The
Andes, China, japan, England, &c.
Our imported views smbraea alArgs a.
sortmsnt, including the choicest preduc-
eions OF WIN. England, g. w. Wilson,
LAny, and Other eminent photographers,
consisting OF
Switzerland, Rhine, Pyrenees, Par
Is, England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales,
Pompeii, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Spain, T~uileries, st. Cloud, Trianon,
Crystal Palace, Tyrol, Herculaneum,
Fontainbleau, Compeigne, Versailles,
Naples, Rome, &c, &c.
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EXTRA Democrats may be procured in
the Book store, where all business pertain
lag to the printing oflcc 4 transacted tt
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REsIDEAcE Tors fuR SALE.

In the west part of Canton, which 1 will
sell on reasonable terms.
Several of these lots are beautifully
situated OF TuSc0rawas street. Some
tWsnty-6our front on FInh street, which
il here opened u sixty feet wide.
Five front on the old Fulton Road, and
the rest front on \ new road laid out par
AIlsl with Fifth street. 49,
- So -.. r.E q
These lots will make very desirable
building spots, and they are situated quite
convenient to the business part. OF town.
Those WiAhing TO purchss such lots
would do Wsll 20 call soon.
- JOSEPH MEYER.
Canton, Nay 20, Isss-tf
r- 80 -
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STEREOSCOPES.-W We manufacture
very largely, aud have q large stock Of
the best at the lowest rates.
PHOTOGRAPHIC 4 l. U NJ Sour
manufacture OF Albums Is Well>known
throughout the country as superior In
quality and beauty coll others.
All we sell are made In our own factory
and our styles are different from those OF
any other maker. BuYersishouid not fail
to see our stock before making their pur>
chases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
HARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
A LLIANCE HARDWARE
AND
IRON TOR E.
WRIGHT & PENNOCK,
New Goods
New Pricesi
- Enlarged stsckI
Terms Cash /
We beg lslvs 10 say to She citizens or
Stark and adjoining Counties, that We
still continue tn keep on hand, and for
sale At@thR lowest prices for The times
. 6nO assortment Of
POCKET & TABLE CUTLERY
Furnishing Hardware.
HOuse Trimmings,
Coach .TrimminRs,-
harness TFimminQA.
Furniture TRAININGS,
CONN Trimmings,
Mechanics Tools.
Farming 1mplomenEs
ShOe-Mskers' Kit and Findings.
IRON AND STEEL,
Garden Seeds,
Ropes and TWines,
Brushes, ali kinds,
Nails and Spikes,
Locks and 1Atches,
Springs and Axles,
PAINTS AND OILS,
Bent Mood Work.
Moss, and Cnrled Hair,
Hubbs and SpokOs,
Sash and Putty,
WINDOW GLASS,
Picture Glass,
Glass cut all shapes and sizeA
Turpentine and Benzina YnrniRh,
Floor, Table, Stair and Carriage
OIL CLOTHS,
Window Shades,
DamaskB, H.
Dental Stock,
Whip and Canes,
Bird Cages, aa- . BEL.
Betting and Baskets,
And 4 great variety of all other ertI-
Giles usually kept in = Hardware store.
R-GiVe Us a Cali.
WRIGHT & PENNocK.
-IA Iil go -z;r,g % ,-ars--Ga gzsTo g.
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Ayers
Hair V1gOr,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving The
hair. Faded or grdy
hair IS soon restored
to ats original color
Irih the gloss and
FRESHNESS Of youth.
IA bo;,. - ,I,;oL
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
Our Commission to Agents

Exceed those OF every other establish
ment OF the kind,-proof of this can be
found In comparing our premiums with
those OF others FoK oLUBs or THE SAME
SIZE, in addition to which We claim to
give bettely goods OF b same character.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
CTEREoscoPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS, CHRoMos.
T. 4 a. T. ANTHONY & CO..
SOL BRoADwAY, NKw YoRK,

Invita the attention. of the Trade to their
extensive assortment OF the above, OF
the abe, OF their own publication,
uauulacturs and importation.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23

T~HELANDs OF THE BIBLE,
"A new and intensely interesting series.
Alo, Illuminated and Transparent Views
In: great variety We are also exclusive
agents IN America for "Ferrler'1 Glass
Views" Of which we have = splendid as
sortment. Agents foriFtith'S Series OF
8 1-4x6 L. in Photographic Views IN
9witzerland. the Rhine, Finland, Scotland,
Wales, &c -s. & .-.fgI
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
SEWING MACHINES

e HHa- aHHAa a "a -Haa "a
In the world, and intrinsIcaIly the chsap,
est for 1t Is two mHohinss combined IN
y by asimple and beAutIRal meehGnc--
al arrangement, making both thssShottle
and GAock-Stitch, Rnd the G-YsrHseaminR
and Button-hOle stitch with equal facility,
and perfection. Itexecute In the very best
nannSr every variety Of SEWING shehRs
Hemmtng,l FEELING, aGordinR, TuckfnR.
SIitehings BraIding and Quilting, Gather.
ing and sewing on (dOne at the same
timel, and In addition, OVerseanlS, Em-
broiders on the edge, and makes beautiful
HuttoH q Eyel0tzh ofes in all fabrics.
Every Machine Is warranted by the
Company. or its agents. to give entire sat-
isfaction.
Circulars with full particulars andsamSj
pies OF work done an this machine, can
be had on application at the Salesrooms
OF the AmeFteap Ration hole, 0veFssam-.
lug and Sewing Machine Company,
8. W. o Eleventh and Chestnut sts.,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. 90
Instructions given on the Machine At
the rooms OF b Company gratuitously
to ali purchasers.
~ Agents Wanted. s-
- - LFREpK PAXSoN, Pres't.
MRNpENHAALi Treas .
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23
Cathartic pills,
soe al the purposes of a laxative
Perhaps no one medi

ICIIIU9 no UH6 WlCUI-
cine Is so universally re-
quire,l by everybody az
a cathartic, nor was etcr
any before so universal
ly adopted into use. In
every country Snd among
all classes, as this mid
but efficient purgative
PQL. The Obvious rea-
son is, that It Is a moSe re-
liable and far more ehee-
tual remedy than any
Afhar nHnca m-ha h.wn
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23

~oH r @ as.a
Those beautiful pictures. that cannot be
distinguished from the finest Oil Paints
ings, Mt tons>tenth their coat, We Import
largely from Paris, London, Berlin Vi
enna u Rome. and supply the trade ~
the lowest rates.
o.. ssl L. Il u. 4. ANTHONY&CO.. .rI
ell 10 3ugwtIrs5Ol broadway, NJ H..
Importers and Manufacturer OF PhOtoH
graphic Materials.
AuRletf =alHFEN UG.f--ET[ 5E.
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MELoDEoNs AND ORGANS.
Double & BRO.

Have 4 large and choice lot Of AelodsOns.
and Organs oEths hsst make. For sale
cheap. Warranted for w yOArA. Gall
CSsEsS. SspssnSsr L. 1bsSlf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-12-23

-
This Book contains-
First-A very carefully prepared series of
Primary Song Lessons. 1aIIC
Secondly-A large number OF new and
20 b0antifnl School SINGS ErEsl Ell
Thlrd1y-A short Cantata-THR School
p FEsrIvAL-designed expressly for
= use at Schools, Concerts and Exhi-
i@SSiTY va.I sa sagrisua sz-aE 4
The Publishers In presenting this work
to principals and Teashers,. Wonld call
special attention TO its superior merits as
= School Song Book. The author has
been very careful in the selection OF his
MUaIos which is almost sntirsly naW.and
N adapting to it a~pDrcpriRfel Worda with
Questionable sentiments,I which will
7commedd In aliour Schools and SemIna@
Ties. .tellg - T----
- AWlEaE 4a-F a. ELGaIl RuE EEEaH-L -.f
The SoEG Cabinet has been adopted by
the Board Of EduOatioUs as the Text Book
for the Public Schools in the. city OF New
Price 60 cents each. To Schools. &C.,
d Six Dollars per doz.
SAmpIeic0PIes sent by Nail post paid
On receipt of so cents. su 8
.sas WILLIAM HALL s SON, 9
liEl = ,n1-e ID 543 Broadway, NJ. T.,
= Aug. ~ Is6stLl leon 10 s5l-t 90 .
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send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW FALL CIRCULAR.
~CataloglIe OF God TO any address
sent FREE. |E .-
= PARKER & CO.,
Nos. 50 and leo Summer ST., Boston.
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klRIIt works.
PHILIP HAUBERr,

Dealer and Manufacturer Of Plain and Or
- BamsntAl
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

fopenly prdPosipg3 that atl,e interest
should be madeito estsup The Sprinci
pal. Tho Co1gressiopalplan, of new
issppesSof bonds sat 8 oW A per& cont,
interest, whereby tho principal
will cat up the iuterestz--thateis the
true pan of repudiation, says ho. To
abeasure,,ift the nholdor of asix per
cent,fbondt chooses, ho can keep it.,
and refuse to exchange 1t for a three
per cont. bond, the principal of which
il is not eVerl contemplated eyer TO
pay, but what then I Why. say these
holy men, Wade & Co, Congress will
appropriate fundsrto7 pay tho interest
81 81 The new three per cent. bonds first,
md leaye, the surplus ,remainipg in
the I'reasmy,if any, y,fanl of course
Congress WILLIS that there 10 none,
to pay the interest and principal Of
the six per cont, bonds, a most
righteous scheme, worthy Of the
Saints now accnsuring Andrew John.
son! Holy Indignation damre aN
The Southern mini is said, and
HeFyr truly,to bc, eminently specula-
tlNoyand cam afford to aalnusc itself
with'tl,is.qharrel.' THE yankees, how
ever, arc not free from the charge of
heing aGstractionists, but it is in moral
abstraction of other peoples funds
from their pockets into their own,
practical abstraction, sometimes call
ed, down south, plundcring, pilfering,
stealing, robbery, and tho like, that
they excel. They have killed the
goose! It'll is refreshing to see them
quarrelling over tho golden eggs that
thcy expected to find. Righteous
Saints ! Men Of the South attend to
younbusiness, and quietly whit. ssIm.
povcrish them" was the war-cry.
Wait. Work and wait. a9,Gn nae
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

itf Hog ofssne 60 yoa hssr tho oomplsip fsous
mother and fstlsf thu their son 81 sssash.
eFia not ws,lj thai they hare no appssne;
that they feel laugpidi thst their. heaa
aohes, that they iars growipg chin 1and ,fes-
lass and chat they hsve no ilfs orr energy
lsh.l lTaaslthey aresios-spirited. and per.
feo,ly ineapsoi.aied TO participate Ia ans
Pieasssses, es tpeffoffn aby mental or physi.
oal duty and The question ID dften asked
what shall 7 dsfSr them tNos. what sha,l 7
give thepa Orr apswer .,is. let ibem trr
gtAS TAari9N BIyrsfs aoderstsly three times
:, ateys ard our word for IL hi ey viii resoysr'
,si.AgyohIA RATnR Sipe ior i6 thS MAJ
iihp6rtsd Gsrhkp Colo q i'd, aad ssSfd St tSs tSSIs
ans price! "a eiff ffalsh ded f7a3xYts y
.Rs nas 30 n1ay erf (. I'll al,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
,HE Fairfield HERALD
: . : = : : : : = =
WINNSBORO, s. G..
Wednesday, Morning, Deo, 20, 1858.
Desportes, Williams L. Co., Props

- - y 4.
Minutes of a Meeting of the Fairfield Sol
dlers' Relief Association hold on the
yl4th day of Deoemb,r, A. D. 1853. ~
General John Bratton called tho
Association to order.
4 Tho minutes Of tho last meeting
were read. 80 2 81 N,t paa = atls !
A Committee, consisting of H.'A.
Gaillard, }, p. MacGc and Robert IT.
Jennings, were appointed to nominate
permanent officers of tho Association
Thetcommittco reported the follow.
ing names for officers. na1a
For Prcsidccnt-Gcn'l John Brat,
ton. n.,...,., "
sV Ice President---Jamcs H. Rion.
Secretary and Treasurer Samuel
B. Clowney. I i'T "sl.f bor
Executive Committee Henry A,
Gaillard. Wimnsboro !, Robt. II, Jen.
nings: Horeb; David J.. Glenn, al
ston Jas. p! Macfie, Monticello i;
jas. +. V. Lcgg, Feastcrvillc J, w. M.
Dwight, Yonguosville Jas, Beatty,
Gladdcn's Grove; DR.. John Boyd,
Killingsworth; Henry o. Davis,
Ridpeway; }. d. Hogan, Doko John
A. Hinnunt, Buffalo. '7 ..'i" f"'@
The report, Of the Committee was
unanimously adopted. 4,.a4 ii aa.yew,
The second article Of the Constitu,
tion wos amended as follows "2nd.
That tho members Of this society
shall consist Of tho surviving Officers
and Soldiers Of the olate Confederate to
Army, nhy one Of whom may become
n Life mcmbcrby paying 'ap2 init;a.
tiorn, foo Of not loss than two ($2.OO)
dollars" ~ ,S,.n. go. I ~ ~
bs Ihe Executive, Committee wero in,
structed, on motion of Jas. p. MacGe,
to sqcare, if possible, tho melnb ersbip
Of every Confederate Soldier in the
County. NJ ( ,,,,tt ! i cA,5, !. .,,s,.,
1.-The Bird article f,the ,Consti titution,
was amended to'road as follows :e.i@a
,'"The Officers Of this Soeiety shall
consist Of q President, Vice President,
Secretary and Treasurer, and an, Ex.
ocutiye Committee, Consisting of the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
Of Mr.. Jas. A. Gleason.

Murder Of Mr.. Jas. A. Gleason.
Weare reliably informed that Mr..
James A. Gleason, a prominent mer-
chant of Charlotte, N. C, was mur-
dercd in the Mayors office, by a
freedman in that city. A dispute
arose arose between thom in the office, as
witnesses assert, when the colored
man drew his pistol and fred at Mr..
e., the ball penetrating tho heart,
killing him him instantly. Great
ment prevails. \ - y, 'ss ss'', .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
Il H,rse-Stealing vs.. Advertising.

R,rse-Stealing vs. Advertising. 5.a,
We call ths attention, says the Cl,ester
Standard, Of 5ihose who seem to bs
somewhat skeptical on tile subject Of
advertising, to the following facts: ~
Mr.. John Slnionton, Of Fairfield
County, bad n horso stolen from his
atable on the night Of the 7th inst. Hs
at once availea himself Of the bencf. of
prIrter'slnk, BY advertising in tho Fair.
field Herald. and having the same e str,,ck
ofsIn handbill form, several copies Of
whlch found their wny,o Chester. Mr..
ALL. Buchanan, Of this place, having
Witnessed the sale ot a horse to Pervis
Alexander, (col'd.) by a freedman call.
ing himself Sam Simonton, had his s,,s-.
picion aroused. Th. next day Msk b.
Instituted a. closer examination, and
ii'. Found the description Identical. The ,
purchaser at once surrendered the pron
ertY, and proceededto have The, thief
arrested. a wafran. was issned. and
placed n the lands 81 Deputy Copss laee
John Hcnnies. betwsen wl,orIl lzsIli
tl''efa sharp scuffls took place, rsspltingg
~ tho escane of The culprit, whom "
afs informed is slill at large. !,
4. Wl,at, sre ths, fac,s2 Mt. Simonton
lost his horse ION Monday advertised
him offered "A gsv,a ard ~ &EN M -, 7TIr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23


Mt. Zion Institute. @ th54.ag IElI q
Tlis time honored institution, under
the charge Of Mr. G "a. Woodward,
who deservedly ranks among the first Of
our teachers MS a disciplnarian and
thorough teacher, will open on tho let
OF February. The terms have been
placed SO very low both for tuition and
board, that we can only interpret them
in the light Of liberal sacrifice on ,hs
part OF Mr.. Woodward 10 accommodate
the slraitencd circumstances Of our reoo.
pie. Hs is already assured Of n hand
some attendance Of pupils and we hop.
it may far surpass Tho anticpations Of
his warmest friends. TIaving assisted
Mr.. W. last year, we could not close
this brief notice without assuring tie
public, in all cand'r, Of our conviction
that php,ls sent to Mt. Zion will he
faithfully F'ilhtf guarded and thoroughly
taught. ....,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
The North Carolina Observer

We lay before our readers this morn
ing the prospectus of the above paper.
1t will be seen that Mr.. James H.
Smith, our former fellow-towns,nan
heads the corps Of proprietors. We
earnestly hope that the Observer will
meet with that success chat our old
friend jim so justly deserves.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
Through Freight from Obar1o..o - A,

Through Freight from Charlotte to Au-
gusta,
twill be seen by reference to an :
Other column that on and after Wed.
nesday next, the Charlotte and South
Carolina Railroad trains will be run
through daily from Charlotte, North
Carolina, to Gran;toyille, South Carsli-
mn, connecting with the South Carolina
Railroad trains 70? Augusta.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
More Incendiarism.

More Incendiarism.
The barns and stables Of Mrs. Eliza.
beth Mobley, near Blackstocks, was to-
tally destroyed by fire on Sunday night
last 18th inst, including all her corn
fodder and hay We sincerely hope
the 'ncendiary. viii be overlalsen and
meet his Just deserts.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

ssG The subscribers \ to thu Fair.
field Herald, owing to, tho Christmas
and New Year holidays, will receive
in it's stead, heWinnsboro Tri.Wsck..
ly News. . SgE%
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23

li,e ANOTHER QasAss sYAoHg gsess 1.-THE chat
tsag q ~. the Epglish yaobt Carapria 10 rscs
been acsepted hyl fhe Nes@ York Cub. WRS t,
have held'tlie oapfer eessli,e en- yeafsT 81. s
,ernl y gaces are proposed IN the Sehall ~.
and the race bss acsei ed n, ips
sDauntless.a 5dt ~ NV aigf ff0Tf ~
% 10 s,osfto eds mott sai4Siipa saw has
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-12-23
Local Items.
Now Advertisements,

Now Advertisements.
Sheriff's Sales.
Mr.. Mackrell, of Blackstook. ad-
vertises large and select etook Of
good things. Our Blackstock. friends
will please attend to his wants. say.
5 Rev. J. I. Bonner adveriises Due
West Female College, = ',.~s''
Winnsboro Lodge A. F, N. meets
28Lh inst. sksA w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
RETIRED TOLA TRApPz

Two French noblemen, one g distin-
gulshed General and the other Lieu
tenant in the army, and both young,
hsyelentered the monastery Of ChsrtIeuss
de GrenOble, situated in the depth Of 3
forest. The rules of the order are more
severe than those OF La Trsppe. "B,oth-
er, We must die, we mGst die" is their
only sslutati0n and conversation each
day. The climate is rigorous. The only
meal partaken OF and ia the evening, Ia
a fsw ounces Of bread and little vine !;
even in Illness the most grave, no alter
alton Is made in the dietary. The mem
bsrs wear no linen, but, instead, hsir
shirts. During the night they get up to
prayers, and for two houFs are engaged
thereat, pTostrstirg Themselves on their
faces on the cold fsgs; and those
" brothers who have been Just recsived
we're Of the gTGHds 1Eoade-nen on
town. Their motive for this singular act
Is unknown.