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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-28
For Sale.

ANE good Sleigh with thlls and pore. one old PunS.
~ one horse Lumber Wagon, one light Horse
Cart. one Top Carriage second hand Buggy. old
oaasc and wagon wheels one tread wheel horse pow
err. suitable for cider mill other may be
wanted. two plows. chains &c. large iron bar.
one smaliiharpew, h.rness Se.. one good tenor ma
chine, do mortice. matching machine, one cirex-
lar saw frame and saws feed cutter new and second
hand side light blinds sc &e., set traverse sled.
VIM, STONE.
Bellows Falls, Dee. 1869. 81
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-28
led

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry, 10 be paid for according to length
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PAY Now :.

THE SUBSCRIBER requests all indebted 10 him
i to make IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT and
FP. HADLEY.
Bellows Fails Jan. 10, 1870 "a
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-01-28

NOTICE is hereby given that have this day Civ
IN en- my Wv minsr sons. II GORGE MARLBORO,
and JAMES MARLBORO. their time during the re-
mainder Of their minority, and that / shall claim
none of their earnings nor pay any debts Of their
contracting after this date.
Saxtons River, Jan Il, 1870. "a
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
A TORPID SYSTEM.

Sometimes, without any assisnable cause, the
Ephysical strength and animal spirits give way,
and q strange torpor fnlls alike on tho body and
antcllect Thoro is littlo or nm pain perhaps, bu,
, the natual vigor and elasticity of tho nervous
land muscular system seems to have departed. aud
aan indifference to tho pleasures Of life. and even
ats grave responsibilities, takes the place of tha
earnest interest IN both which charncterzcs evot
we'll balanced mind when in healthy condition
4 This state Of partial collapse 10 often tho pro
Smontt0ry symptoms Of some serious mhlndy. IT
Stndicates unmistakably that the vital powers are
Ian <uishiug and need stimulant. In suoh cases
Tho effect Of few dosos Of IL stetters Stomach
Bitters Is wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic
wakes up the system from its browse. The SO.
scrctions and the circulutions receive = q
new impetus. The relaxed norvcs rc.
8cover their elasticity under the operations oi
: the specific, like the slackencd strength Of q
9musieal instrument in tho process of tuning
2I4ethargy nnd debility are replaced by energy
2nnd vigor, tho spirits riso, and life TINT almos
seemed q burden while the soason Of depression,
alasted, becomes once moro enjoyable. That such
III radical change should be produced by rem
Ssdy entirely devoid of the powerful alkaloids ant
3pinerals 80 extensively used in modern practice
may seem incredible to those who pin their laitl
= on the medicinal efficacy of active poisons, bu
II these skeptics will take the trouble to enquir.
: of those who have tested tho corrective and al
Tentative virtues Of the Bittcrs undcr the crcum
stances described, they will find tho statonen
to be true. ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
"aooD no FAT.

Scarce an ear upou which such ar
announcement falls with indifference
and if it be, perchance, where nature is
declaring her wants in tones Of demand
which cannot be silenocd except ibj
Supply" such words excite an Interest
which probably no others could produce
lnterestingas they are, they come from
source from whence they may bo full
ly realized. Look you to the advcr-
tisenient of Dr.J. 8. HuaHsoN's Bamil,
Grocery, now managed by MIR. JuN1u.
N. SrANN. We speak from experience
Flour as white as snow, and cabbage
"big heads, and "hard heads," and eye,
10 many good things.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
/. SAVINGS BANK.


1t affords us no little pleasuEo'to d.
rect public attention to the advertise
mont Of the Cit,zeus Savings Bank o
South Carolina, as published in GU
issue to-day. :,
We congratulate our community upo
the establishment of a branch of thi
useful institution at Sumter, with MAJ
j. w. DARaAN .as Assistant Cashier
and Messrs. j. L. .SoLoMoNs, L. g
PATE, j. s. RICHARDSON, Jr., and 7
b. FRASER, as local Finance Commit
tee. -
It will, no doubt, under such manage
ment, become popular institution il
our midst.
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,DoHRsr1o nNrRapaIss.

That pr people should encourag'
aud sustain all manner of laudabl'
domestic enterprise, is self eviden
principle, and one which we have lonl
proclaimed. In it 10 involved mutua
advantage and the common good.
In this connection We refer with muol
pleasure, to the announcement, by Mr.
VI. ANDERSON, as Agent, on anothe
column, Of buggies, wagons, carriages
carts, CO., for sale. Mr. ANDERSON il
master workman, in the literal signi
fication ofthe term, and we invite al
interested to visit tho establishment
managed by him. :.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
Ink REGULAE PARADE

Or the Sumter Fire Engine Company
on Monday last, brought out the rcd
jackets in force, and, as is always tn.
case, q bevy of pretty girls to witness
their practice. Tue beautiful s"Eagle'.
"played" we'll her part-at each inspir
ing shout from the boys at the brak es
sending her glistening spouts highc,
and yet higher above. !
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
THR COTTON CROP

Ofthis section is turning out vlight.,
even than was calculated upon at tho
beginning Of the picking season.
The complaint is generally coupled
with the declaration that the invest
ment in fertilizers has not been prodta-
bic. * - ..
Tha,sprescnt price Of tho staple is
sooSsnsSus to the planter, even. under
mora ifatorable circumstances.
FROM the present situation, let oul
people learn still another lesson in re-
gard to growing more largely Of bread
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
THIS DAY

Tho people Of South Carolina will g
to the polls to cast their suarases.
is an occasion upon which no homes
aud Intelligent citizen can look withou
deep concern, or an unmoved or indiffer
ent observer.
Go; ;tothe ballot box, and there lif
your voice, and the vote you cast agaius
the misrulo and corruption that nov
prevails 10 thoS public affairs Of th,
State.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19

s@- The sprightly letter of our cora
respondent edith Earltonl,", ",.oonc cerninjp
the recent session of Harmony Prosby-
terry, ut Bishopville, we regret to say;
although in type, is unavoidable crowd.
ed from our present issue. I.
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THE wIDE.AwAKE

Fire Company, (coIored,) we're out id
full uniform and strength, Saturday
last, with their now attractive and
useful machine. The interest manifested
BY our colored citizens, ia. this depart.
ment, is worthy commendable notice. =
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(by nae. January 1865, from tho Family Sewing
Machine Company, 86 Na1sau. Street, N. z, has
|Sesa fn elrnost constant use over since, II han
not bean .ous Of ortbr onoe.. Has oost nbthina
for repairs, and find u simple and reliable ia
friends Of nine whn use them with the new i'm
|provements are very much pleased. Tho Quo
have would not part with. 3
.." MRS. ANN W. CUTHBURT, Z,
42S Wes, 36th Street, Now York.
Aug 81 am &
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.. O. CENTRAL 1AILROAD,

W. H. pERoSSEAS, Esq, Treasuf
or, gives notice that:t6e fourth install
meot Of five dollars .per share is paya.
Bio on the 18th Of November. : ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19

INTERESTING T0' THE LADIES,
IL tho advertisement Of Mrs. NJ. j
ZERSow, which appears in our columni
to-day. Her Fall and Winter Opening
IL unusually rich and beautiful. y
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
.PH0SPHAT!E !! ROCKS
IL .tt ~, OF 'N%. =,
|soUrH CAROLINA,
-, AND TILE =
F'Great Carolina { MarI.Bod. 3

Ia Popular and Scientific visw.of their 0rfsin,
asaDesieaG .Rositipn and Age. Ake, Ihsit
CheIieal Character aud Agricultural Valaa.;
Deveiopmsht. Having sfx coiorsd plates. Dy'
Professor r.. 9. alelmss, Of Chsylsstpn; 5, C.;;I
/ Conc Of shs D'seSsSfsfs.9 = :, .es.
|TyHIs. WORK rs NOW IN PRESS
i and slil Be- slhor.l .ly,pa!ii.hsd:, Apply at
A0LMRSS BOOK HOUSE, King Street.
4. go ni ooarEIfx's :.
I, Reasons for Publishing this pamphlot; 81
|Scisnti6o Tsrms and popular Nsmos. ..sst.
g.. Names given 20 che: Phospaass Reasj T.!
s, Geological History aid Order Of Succession
|of the fossilifs,ous Reds of tlS Charleston Dasn,
with colored Illustrations. ''' -. = Z :
., Eoe:ne Bshr:.onssr Shielded sholl,Forms:
|tion; 2. Melocene Bsds. -,
8. pleiocens Beds 20, Post. Plsiocens Beds; 90
10, Phosphate Rock BsstnS, The Pre-. histosio1
1axe Of man. m. .tS *. u
II; Recent or Historical Age; u, ,What are
|Fdssils md Peirefsetiuns.. = ~ ~
-; Origin ofthe Phosphate Rocks, With COLI
bred plate. ~, ~
IA, How, tho Nodsles wore converted into
Phosphate Rocks, with colored plate 15, "Fish
bed Of the Charleston Basin" ~ - "N
,l6, The, "Grsat Carolipiau Matl Bod !" II,
|Compartson Of Maria associated with the Phos.
bate Rock and thoss not thus associated.
l8. Comparison pf, tho Santee, Cooper, and
4 Ashlsy .MAris 10, Gree6 SapdS.
;, 20, Use Of Ground or Raw Phosphutes as a
Fertilizer; 81, Discovery and Development Of the
Carolina Phosrhstes 90. Whom ana how the
Rock was FIST found 70. Discovery ofihs Rocks
in sifx. - ..s. - ~
"a, Discovory Of stone arroy heads and stone
|hatehst, 25,i Human homes taken from 5hS ssme
Ibed 26, .Coprolites in, oavcrus or pockets; 81,
Lottsr Of Prcfssser Holmes, September l7,R,
1893. recspita'sting the history Of the Carroll:
no Phosphates an their. valuo a. nscsrtained,
August; l887.s,aI'h . a. .s,S'. - Z. : u
%, Letter Of DR.. Pratt In reply ); 70, Who aro
tho discOvarersi o. -
| 80. Why the discovery was not made Ion g ngo
33l, Wha. has been done In this new department
|of commerce.. and what Is now being done
towards tho development of the South Carolina
Pho.pl,ates.
81, List Of organized Companies engaged in
uining and manipulating these rocks. With cards
of each Company = -" :
Applications for COZ les may be npade n,
lf0LMES' BOOK HOUSE, Ktng. street. IL
Those Companies who subscribe for 200 copies
or more. discount will be mpde, 49,.
Sept 20 :; ~ ~ -.
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80. j.. - y y
Mr.. ". s.,IANNEAy win hsya Il. wnot;H
SALE DEPARTMENT. ,s.pss,inx s3as sSl!S
.sbalge, aud Mr. STEPHEN rHoNxs;;; s.;sSJitSs
b. found at the RETa1t; STORE Hb. 5Sss
'|klNe ING srREt'r, osrasr !. .tssaf.ls, ,sss l,a y
|lnanage that branch. :, ], ~. :, IS rs;s
Our eus.omsrs and ffloads. w,.. dqd !, ~ staas.55
!ps.s ASSORTMENT orr spoDssa iatks1
store. .. BEAsoNADLE nAfEs... ~ ss si
|w.. 9. .wn1ttDes, ( ?. 3! {. ,ss, 4ssS4s,i 81, VIM
,cRocKERY. CHINA AND dLAssw lsKBs',
- n AZ ), E.s.s.ss. !. ..sss sss !
WHOLESALE OR RETA1ts
IN .. .2oMH AVN. & = 4 ST 4 fsas i \ aris is
,ANDB. -, !, :.ift :xi1. 4 81 S.i ;s u
No. 90 MARKET STREET J ],
|wATcHEs, H.: = y y; q, sSa s,s' \
JEwELRY. ..y.: ~; :s,..ssssi, ;,. !: s 81
SILVER AND puArBD'wAaEiWi W iW N; va
OUT AND PRESSED sagAss;.ss & 81 4
. cneooksFx ~ 4AAp' AslIs, s's soiIkA u 4
NsbasKiN ars r-REET, Sd Hs..i, as' %
- ? CORNER nEA ysAlN. If. ), g g
For seloby i. {, sss?, i,s,Ss:ss .,Sss Il
W 1.LL IA I, 81 u ,WltrLDK.N.4 .4 tiHass
~ ..g4,'" -Et = g - lsia q
yAnMEns sEnr1azkK 90. e. E I & &
~ i)faca % II .so.. &c.. SS.T e q Ss
WILLIAM a:wiliLDES /, ,sl 8
sept %. ,,,t' =. sPssstdsSt. Sst
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FIVE 'oRNTe "A ADDITIONAn.1

!. AvE cFNTs "A 0DlTIONAL7 lyrI
1ill ave ttkprtse orr usw pair et shoes .ss Oasl
pared wfth ragged toss epd dirty ssoekiax xs,. thej
Ere nesusitnt r. say the Least PARENTS, trS Il. ,
HOW no mAKE HoMK ATTH XUTIYE
Dsh't hssS Jour stAifsI without bsni.ters, al
The risk OF breaking your chitdren's necks
Dont have wooden ceilings, that require cord
os slightwood, TO ttllunainate the: room, Don't
Ibc-e vindowswithout giass, 30 that whenever Il
'Don't bave sashss without blinds, 80 that tht
EumIner,sua will dassle your eyes.. warp youi
Ifurnitars and fade your Yarpet. But order MI
the necessary materiaisN for fuEnishing ,youi
house ID comfortable .stye from P. p. ToaIs,
Cherlestohj 8. O., The largest mauuiaoturer. Of
such thtnks in tho Southern States. ..s' 9
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-10-19
- Seed Rye AZ DXadIs'l Hrui;
and Confectionery. Sec advertissn,saf,
FR00T.

Light trosts we're seen 10 s.his. sssijs1
on tho mornings ofths%i4thh T. and l6sh
Vegetation is still .uninjured by, III
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&fSs KAAM yAag0~X 31k ID IN g - a
ssFS.s sSy
.s w UHiE7I3 - GaxzSE
INos.*x az i AN b,2 80 Xxi Me- q, ,TsIk1 1a4 H
RETAIL AND WIlOLEsA
81 d. 'MHoLHs XIR is TON H.s s
. ss ATNo. $50 KaESsTnEEr, :.A ss ssSA
. door M :a ~
e. ss ss s
Syns M
' esk
Ma Jeas Ae...: tnh s
-. :. =. s6s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
CD The Gra1d Kentucky Price Scheme.

I'D The Grard Kentucky Prioe Scheme.
Our readers will be equally rejo'ced with
us. TO know that the commissioners appoint
cd the Legislature of Kentucky TO take
charge OF The Enterprise, have pos lively
and irrevocably fixed, The 4'h day Of July
next MS the time when the drawing will take
place A. MASONIC TEMPLE, LOUIS.
VILE, KY. The correspondence between
the proprietor Of the enterprise and the
commissioners is published. and has the
true ring Of honesty integrity, for which
all the parties have eyer been noted These
gentlemen stnhd foremost among the noble
citizens Of the grand old Commonwealth of
Kentucky, and we know that their course
will be universally approved by the pcoplc
The bonks ofTalI Agents, (cxocpt those nj
Louisville and HentferaoD) will he closed, ,
aud returns made on the 25lh .doy of June.
may 7-lw "''h's .' E fS o.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11

consistent christian character of the
Rev. j.. Obear. We walked down
the Railroad Tuesday morning, and
surprised him hard at work in his
field, and setting. noble example to
many o younger man. With his ha.
bitual kindly courtesy, he stopped
work and showed us what he had done,
amongst othef things his Ku.Klux
machine, with which he had opened
the fprrow dropped the cotton seed
and covered his entire crop. This
machine is a simple and ingenious
one,sand entities him to the praise of
originality and skill. He is at work
upon another machine, with which to
side both sides Of the same row of cot.
ton at onco, and will doubtless sue
ceed. We could not but notice how
intellect ever goes along with white
labor. Here is but another case in
point, to rove}both the hatred of the
white mentor hard labor, and yet his
firm determination to have the hard
work done /; his bold wrestle with the
hardness of nature, in which his in
selligence enlis!s the very forces of ma
turc itself to subjugate to his will the
orude resistance he meets with at ma.
turo's hands.
On our way home wo felt as plucky
as plucky Harry the Fifth of England :,
who insisted that he had men enough
with whom to whip tho French.
"Who's he that wishes more men from
England said he and SO exclaimed
we, "wLat need Of more whites from
Europe to win the fight, if our people
will do their duty if our yopng men
will follow the example of this yene-
rable clergyman
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
Shaking and BArHfne,

1t fS hot necessary 10 journey ffotr the
tropfcs to. Alaska In order to experience the
extremes Of heat aud cold. Thousands
undergo aH the inconveniences of this ther-
mome,ffca1 Change every day, or every OF her
day, 90 thc cess may DO, without the trou.
bic OF moving over the threshold. word
with these involuntary shakers. What are
they doing to'expedite their return 10. q
medium Temperature Tito break the chile
themselves with quinise. thereby irnperilihe
the soundness Of thetr bones, and I'm pa iring
lhe vigor Of their btaids and nsryo1s ,sys.
tenn Some OF them are, no doubt, but not
The majority Of sham. II 10 believed. : Tho
value Of Iiostetter's Siomaoft Bittefs as q
harh,less and certain specific for fevef an |
ngue is. Inndsrstoods and appreciated Call
parts OF thu country where intcrmitlents
prevaii. Tho resideh,s Of stuh' localities
begin TO tako IL early In the sprius as a
protection against the miasma by which
they arc suyroupded mot all Of them, tpar.
haps, for q Blind adhsrsnctr to'error is'the
speciality Of some people, but the sscatsr
pumber'asg kf,Sas S>.a, q 8 %. . Il as8,
II there Is any fixed fact In therapeutics,
u Is this that the Bilters Gro q far better
safeguard against oil tho varieties ofsperi.
odio ariaisdinss pfad1sedl sunwh oies5mo
"n.Sys susn AsnH,any ,any uIuS OF 0ompoVnq ~
the'materis tifedica Of the profession: Tiff
asser,ion isnade fwilh al dub respect to
the faculty, but being an important traih.
ami on0Shas heaFly eoifcsrtfs th6 heath Of
large settlements In various parts 6fttke
country sna isdssd of the public ss large,
j. 10 ntade jfesf flsasly ri foahdbd eson Bic
sss ss @ aeass sisi
i 80 hrssk ap oaflis ana .ssvess. as van Id
70 Ss6vaa5 thsnp, fhssa ,is nothing az YeiIa.
|.bls sstkfo ~aolssSms Ssgsssbfs Ssss6is.
sszlss. may g2na
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
PLEASE NOTICE.

our Gallery will be closed on The 3lst
" May ins, and those who desire mic :.
torres will Plensc come before the eapiraiion
OF TINT line. ns We are alua.ss very husy, the
last week before closing
Is On aha nf'cr to-day we will make pictures
at the followi"g prices
Thfec. Photographs for SO
Six =. 50
Twelve - :, sss;
Coloring zach SO cents.
ferfotyrr for Album, each, 50 cents.
ga pictures copied at the above rates.
The pablo arc invited 10 cnil and cxan,
me specimens. WREN & WHEELER.
hay Photographers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11

CoTToN MANUFACTURES SoUTn.- -
According to an estimate recently
published, a spinning mill that will
employ cighty-seven operatives, and
consume eight hundred and eighty
seven bales OF cotton per annun,,
would cost not to exceed $50, 900, ana
could be made to return yearly pro-
fit of $4,000. If this be the case,
the day cannot be far distant (says
tho St. Louis Republican, when cot.
ton fields, and the great staple under
60 the transformation process on the
very soil which produces it.
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An Importans Consideration.

Dra Tutt's Liver Pills arePURELY We
uETABLE and arc adapted to young aud
oid, male and female, nud may DC taken at
all times, without restraint Of occupation
without change Of living, without. diet and
without the fear Of taking cold during All
kinds OF weather. md in NIL climates they
oo"'"'' no mercury. moy 5-lw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11

Thanks. ii"r ~ w Ia, .,-v. =
We return our sincere thanks to
thc' Ma%shala Of Davidson College "Ug.
gly GLIB" for an invitation to attend
their second annual celebration, on
the 30th eslJuue. The orators for
the occwsieu ars az follows i,,a
.BhysiogonomS--C C.!BF, Douglass, s..
o. The Change from What it Used to
Was--E w. Kerr, Mao. Bitters--
w. A. MilDer, Ca Our Club-W.
L. Spratt, So /; Whatever iss Isl.
H. Lowry.Tenn- The Imperscyites
Of Man RisefoysI siake 90 petsna ut hos
NO disenGAmin on. 20 yolsn A. Mo.
DNurfsY NJ gv /; Msbsphysical Dis.
saisiSbiiSn on issss sliSsls j II.
Pitts, ,sig.sA Alas Hoaorifoabi biEitadini.
tatibus nv D. Knox !, s.. Ol
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of Directors Of, the South Carolina
Railroad Mr.. Jas. It. Wellsnan, Of
Charleston, was elected to the posi-
tion Of Treasurer of the Road.
We learn from tho Laarensville
Herald that at league meeting in
that town, during a dark night Of last
woek, several military companies were
formed. a@ l&
Tho General Assembly of the Pres
terian Church of the United States,
will meet ia the city Of Louisville,
Ky, on the Sd Thursday doth day.
of sMays 3, 55 .esE-Y s2kE &.S
The death sentence of Friday Nix
on, tho oolorod murderer, has been
commutod by Gov. Scott, to imprison.
ment for life, in the Penitentiary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11

A correspondent believes tba. many
of the girls remain single only be
cause they cannot find money and n
brown stone house, with man at.
tached as coupon. .5,a ..ar.
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The person who knows is requested
to inform curious public whether
Laud Commissioned Leslie was paid
$4,000 to resign that lucrative posi-
tion.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
The State Of South Carolina.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY

qnts FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
By ". M. NELSON. Esq PROBATE yudgs
XNJHEtsEAS, 9. W. Faucet, and William
wv Dawkins, made suit TO me, to grant
them Letters Of Administration Of me Es.
tate andieffeots Of Sarah Dawkins, deceas.
cd.
Those are III rsfore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and credit ora
Of the said Sarah Dawkins, decenstd, that
they be and appear, before me, in the
Court Of Probate, to. be held ~ WibhSboro,
on lNh day Of Msy next, after tho publioa
lion hereof, tnsIfl % 'Sioek IN ti,yp, forenoon,
70 shsw cause. II any they have, why the
said Administrntion should not DO granted,
Given arpdsr, my head. ,29lh day 81 April,
! .Apnop pominsIsJ0; $ g5i l> a.'g,e as'rp
W. ~. NELSON, b
: Cpl SOsf8xS }. p. re.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
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'VNItE subscriber begs 10 inform his ole
4 custom ers and The public generally
that he has opened Tailor Shop in tn,
old fairfield Hotel, where he will DO pleas
cd to SEQ all who wish work done in th'
best and latest styles.
may l0-lm g. II. PARKER. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-05-11
A Conlplsm ent we value.

One ofthe most successful planters
in Fairfield informed US on Saturday,
that he had flushed planting, and one
half Of his orcp was, already perfect
stand. He then went on to say that
such was not tho case with many,
"and they can't get read now, though
they want ta, owing 70 the pnfavora-
bleness Of the season." "There was,'
said he. ".aa great deasin the piece you
wrote on the subject sometime ago. r
believe" the best planters will agree 0
with you.1 Our readers may rem em-
ber that we warned precrastSnators of
what happens at least two seasons oat
Of every thtee-Y ,Irt aer