The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-29

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John Robinson Coming South.
John Robinson's great circus and
nenagerie is now in Virginia. A
correspondent Of the New York cir.
per says, that it will be in Charleston,
S. c., in October.
Fire.
The alarm Of Grc was given about
IL o'clock on Sunday last, it was
found to proceed from Mrs. McMaster
Hotel. by the timely arrival of some
Of the boardels the fire was cxtin.
guishod with ye.ry very little damage.
New Advertise ments.
The particular attention of orr
readers is directed to the notice in
another column of the consultations
of Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad, They arc now prepared to-
issue certificates of Stock. Read it.
New Storc--B. G. Rosborough.
Read the notices of Kctchin, Nc.
Master & Brice, ''For Carriage. mar
ers," "Ncw Books," "ircsh Crack
crs," &c.
A rev supply of Plain Gold Rings,
Sleeve aud Shirt Buttons, &c., at
Charles Muller.
Seed Oats-Matthcws.
Ladd Bros. g. Co., arc now rccciy-
ing large stock Of TALL and Winter
Dry Goods, Clothing, Roots, Shoes and
Hats. Give them call.
Meeting.
a meeting of the Soldiers Relief
Association for Fairfield will be held
on the lst Monday in October next.
All members Of the Association and
Confederate Soldiers generally, arc
requested to attend, as matters of i'm
portance will be attended to.
JOHN BRATTON, President
SAM'L b. CLowNEY, Secretary.
Crumbs.
The Barbecue given on Saturday
last by number of our citizens, and
under the supervision of Mr.. Il. Muir
ply, was complete success, every
thing dono up in style.
Cotton continues to come in slowly.
Most Of our farmers, we are glad to
say, are in condition to hold their
cotton for better prices.
Policeman disturbed on Saturday
night by Opossum hunters. Hc threat
encd shooting, if they didn't stop
their "tooting."
Our young friend Mo, tho
Equestrian, who was thrown from his
horse few days ago, did good ser
vice at the fire on Sunday as "Axe-
man (" =,
Ku kluxcs roaming about, one was
seen, few days since, tho alarm
given, cries Of '.landlord % robbers
i the house, thieves ! thieves! Ku
Klnx captured and slightly cancd.
The weather cloudy, with slight
falls of rain. The wind very high,
perfect gale Sunday night.
Fall fights about to open, heavy
skirmishing for tho past few days.
Negro comes to town and draws ra-
tions from his employer, and is rob-
bed on his return home by highway.
men.
Juvenile negro found in grocery
store, at late hour in tho night,
asleep under the counter.
Negro Representative intends open.
ing store, in the upper part of town.
perhaps with crowbar.)
New buildings in process of con-
struction. Lots of wagons coming to
town. All dues being settled.
Heavy firing in town nearly every
night. Where is the police.
Cotton coming in very slowly, pri-
ces slim, farmers with long faces, tho
low price Of cotton another yankee
trick. ~ 3s
Several droves Of horses and mules
in town, they sell freely. Where docs