The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-07-28
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New Advertisement "a,
Life lnsurance-John p. Matthews.
.p2New Drags- Kethin, McMaster &
Brioe.
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Registrar. E.PS ~ III VI { wv
F@Elder has just received "a fine lot
of Now Flour. q ,.rs 49, r vi
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manufacturers Of doors, sash, blinds,
30. nfa H ~ mos l.
Insure your Life. See North
American Life Insurance Company,
DuBose Egleston, Agent. ''3u.&
Watch A.. Miller Smoke.
Pure juice. H rtoa .n1
Call at John Mcintyre g. Co., and
get that new idea, "Pure Lemon Su-
gar" the exact thing for pionics,
camp meetings, travelling parties, 60.
For travelling companion and porta.
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Contributions. g& r~. .a
We print the communication of
"Caution' as oheerfully as those Of
"Common Sense" The question how
the white minority oan best exert it's
conservative influence upon State le-
gislation, is the question of all others
that should deeply interest each citi-
zen of the State. ,...r.o o.ls i. 4g.,.m
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Court.
Yesterday (Friday) Judge Booser
got upon the equity docket, after TAX
ing ten days to dispose Of few sim
pie cases that ought not to have CON-
sumed more than five. Judge B. will
succeed in making the vorb, to booze,
and the participle, boozing, we'll un-
derstood and classical expressions in
South Carolina. ''
MS. OBSERVER.
Whoop- Whizsle- -Phs-z-zI
Our Office, devil and all, were inyit-
ed on yesterday, by our friend, Mr.. A.
2. Miller, to partake of delicious
Champagne Cocktail, which he knows
so we'll how to, fix up, to cool the "inner
man." Mr.. Miller keeps FIRST GLASS
establishment and fully understands
the wants of the 'thirsty" in these
times, especially, when the thermome-
ter stands at lO2. His claret pune hes,
sherry cobblcrs, and other nice drinks,
are always put in style, besides, if
a good segar is wanted, call on Dock,
who will always be found at the old
stand. May his shadow mover grow
less. E9n atsal&t'% r2
The Court. 5Ef liz I'LL, sass9i
The Court is now engaged in i'm
portant Equity business, and will pro-
badly adjourn on Wednesday evening
having pretty we'll cleared the crimi-
nal and civil dockets. stlB ot uoWq
Much business has been done and
little left, which speaks we'll for the
Judge, the lawyers and the District
Judge Boozer has given great salts
faction forthe patient and thorough
manner in which he has DISCHARGED
his duties. ''15 Hei&'2"p "o f'~1qs
We sec in attendance upon the
Court, Hon. VIM, f. DeSaussure,
Honorable j. P. Carol, and Colonel
f. w. McMaster, from Columbia.
Hon. samI MoAlily and Mr.. Braw-
Icy, from Chester, have been in at
tendance and also Col. MoKissick
from Union and Col. s. ". !. Melton Of
Columbia ~ 9faGraiS4 &: jo.jQ
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Ordination of Rey Albert r, Stuart
Qopseoration Of st., Johns Church, |
Winnsboro. q" Ut ~
Seldom, if ever, has II been our
good fortune to witness more solemn,
beautiful and impressive ceremonies
than the Episcopal ordination and |
conservation services of Saturday and |
Sunday last. On Saturday, the ven
erable Bishop Davis, assisted by the
Reverend Clergy, .Messrs. DuBose,
Mccullough, Walker, O'Boar and
the Pastor Of st. Johns Church,