The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-10-06
Taooal Items,
New Advertisements.

Charleston, S. c., advertise in thi
morning issue their card. Read il
and send them your favors.
Night Scenes in the Bible-F. p
Beard, Agent.
Town Ordnanco-G. II. McMastcr
Notice.. N. Withers.
Notico-J. w. Clarke.
The Market House to Le leased tc
highest bidder.
Notice.. S. Stewart, Count,
Auditor.
Moro, new Goods at Thompson &
Woodward's.
Executors Notice Edward D.
Moblcy.
Notice for Application.
llough, Clcndcning \ Co., Cotton
Factors.
Crumbs.
"Johnny has gone for soldier
Bully for johnny
An accommodating clerk Of our
Town few days since, amid tho hurry
of business, unfortunately and quite
contrary TO the general rule put the
molasscs OH tho outside instead of the
inside of the. jug, and for foar of rails
ing tho ".Schwo,t<e dandcr" hurried
to the sunny side of tac building and
was seen washing it off. Good out.
DOR clerk, ehl
The fine feelings Of our Honorable
have been seriously wounded by our
late allusion to tho orowbar. Has
anybody lost handspikc 7
Some of "Bobby" Scott's pcniton-
tiary birds woro caught near our town
on Tuesday. Send for them Bobby"
lloavy skirmishos continue.
Only one fight.
Tho weather has been quito winter
ish for the past few days, and rudo
borcas, IS giving us q few whiffs.
Heavier clothing is comfortab bic : and
anything Of stimulating nature,
auch as a good cup Of varm coffee, for
instance, goes pretty we'll with us.
In consequence of the great amount
of paper distributed by the various
Life Insurance agents, and the great
American Tea Company, wo havo
reduced the price of Old Papers to
70 cents per hundred.
Dead again was the exclamation
of several early riscrs, few mornings
since, OH passing the Marble Yard of
MIR. Spears, for there lay the appar
emily dead body of a man, and on
large slab at his head We saw, in
feint pencil marks, tho following
touching lines:
"lIcrc swectly sleeps two quarts Of Rye,
From drinking which this man did lie
Dis nrb him not but let him snooze.
And mind you Nigs don't take his shoes"
W. W. Kctchin, has removed his
store to Mr.. w. r. Robcrtson's largo
and commodious building, on Con.
gress Street.
There is one bad bridge in town, We
believe, aud We know tho Dr.. will
have it repaired, especially for the
benefit of tho ladies.
From personal observation, VIC aro
satisfied that tho "Hoppists," enjoyed
themselves at the Ba1moyal on Thurs.
day night last. We don't allude to
tho young gentlemen who couldn't
distinguish the inside from the out
side of thcir gloves.
Quite contrary 10 our expectation,
thcro was no crowd Mt the train to
meet our Homorcd Mis-. Representative.
"A. 5 ~ Wallace, on Thursday even
ing. Not even one of the M1ies that
he addressed in Yorkville on last
Wednesday.
We have some very fast young men
IN our community. A fcw,days ago,
one OF them was asked by the other,
IT no would take sssmile." Hc COM
piled of course. This finished, num-
Der two withdrew from q sidcboard a
bottle of perfumcry, and saturated his
(no 2s) handkerchief with the con.
tents, then requested him particular.
ly to "throw out his Ghost and sport y"
Yesterday (Friday) was bright
and beautiful day. The air was at
that temperature that sent tho blood
oounding through the veins, re-
moving all bad effects of summers las
itudc.
is. Mol has been appointed mag