The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22
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Meeting.
a meeting Of the Soldiers Relief
Association For Fairfield will be held
on the lst Monday in October ncxt.
a II members cf tho Association and
Confederate Soldiers generally, arc
requested to attend las matters of i'm
rortancc will be attended to.
t ,.s JOHN BRATT0N, President
SAM'L i. ,CLowNEY, Secretary.
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Large Ears of Corn.
Mr. Samuel Murphy has left us two
ears of corn picked from field of six
acres like it, that do not look like
drought or scarcity. One of these
ears has nino hundred and ninety
grains upon it.
6quallze the Lan1 Tax.
a most excellent suggestion will bc
found under the hoad of "Eoualizo
the Land Tax"
Mackenzie Brothers.
Those who desire good coach, fine
saddle, or excellent hardware, can be
supplied with the best, at Mackenzie
Brothers, No. 222 Baltimore. Estab.
lished 1925.
inconsistent. t
Tho papers that arc continually
pcppering "Voritas," arc those that
hold that "the lost cause" will vet be
won, and quote, "n,agna est Veritas, ct
prucralebI." s&
A Good Joke Surely.
Wo have had too keen an apprecia-
tion for tho real fun and trcnchant
wit exhibited in some of the articles
OF the South Carolina Republican, as,
Tor instance, i'll. the article headed can
autobiography" not to know that that
paporls aware when it pcrpctratcs a
good joke. Its serious complaint of
'the Inconsistency" of the Winnsboro
News is certainly intended to be fun
ny. TO uso it's provincialism, eve
own up to" inconsistency. For hith-
erto, we have been defeated bv the
radicals; %c propose to be inconsis-
tent and begin whipping the Radicals,
and that thoroughly: We have been
In the dark we propose inconsistent.
~ to get into daylight, and that
quickly. We will, you admit, get
"some votes by our course" Yes, in
deed, "somc )" that is, fifty thousand
white votes, and at least sixty thous-
and black ones. This State never did
hold but one party, and it can't do Il
"om. ..sz1irr'a ga'.a1 ~ 4
While upon this little matter of
tho, peculiarities Of the iaWinnsboro
NEws, NO will just say, that, the
charge sofatho Phenir is also true /.
viz: that we are s'both exoentric and
concentric," Wo arc s'ecceptric"--
out of tho slush Of ssthe slough
of Despond," Of which the Pho,-
ma speaks with horror, unbeknow.
ing tho fact that it is in that very
identical place /; and no are s'coneen-
trio"'--right firmly into tho saddle of
that strong and seryiceable traveller,
"The Black Mans Fricnd,' that wo
have qpiotly takon'o out of the Radical
stable, and propose to rido. The AMI
NAL lsa very strong ono and seeing out
'of whose possession we have rescued
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