The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-03-09
A Horrible Pastimo.

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MA E;i,;ro sc ~ =,
his tnoth !. tSo u larast aa.a DS nun WIN
;na Wsnortn I 20 .o"e1V 'h:aS anu n 'nos' revolt
has hcrn oonai,,o "'ru n;nao .u"'an ~, haCuLo
a. .1;ntnrs apI ~, ''noo 'no u"ya VI sae
T,~s, r,Gn,a "o ""' yte' ""e'. Inc
o'' ~" ] .on"uu nosnaa iao,cs enjoyed
""'ch1" WIN interest tho fato and
os N"'ias'an MAIDEN thrown
10 10 IL "iid COW or f'mlshod leopardoss.
! ! ne man VINO puts himself against n
a"s, or against Time, ~ r"t killing
,' , ''cneS 'nc rats one at Il 'l"o 1" hi
han"' ana piteS or tears ct heir head
WIN MS tee'h. il" must take the
rats hcad r,' T" 'it or c'"o It d""s
pU' count, II" rat "l c"'r"e, makes
an 'he hShV nc en- ami often gets
gr'P on 'ne "'h,S l'P' or check, Or
noSc' an" ny u" ,lmc the hor'id
sPorc mas ended the "'rtch's face
sometimes presents the appearance Of
Aud this is one vi the sports in
which somo of our most tLi'sty legs
lators and rulers delight, and on which
they stake money which they steal
from tho Ciy Trva'ur It, is the
supporters 0, such place, who also iiil
out the rauks of lh rcp"atcrs and low
scoundrcls Of every kind IN tue city,
ny whom cur c ,ctions arc made a
farce and fraud.
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inoN. IN ntAr''.- IL Ia now
o"a. sou 'ha' j" nt cm"r"' true to
,u. W PIure-pae ih,I,hc's' SOFA BIS scat IN
I,o ,louso o. representa- ives to air.
no'1on' OF New iiamSrire. 1t ap-
member was 'unfortunatc' also in this
speculation Tor Mr. Farnsworth, who
E"ew some OF the rules had 'ncgoiia-
ted with the Doo,kceprr, whose
pcr4nlslte it is dix" that Of hangmen
or old) TO appropriate tho paraphcrna.
Ia OF executed members, and whose
PRIOR claina aud transfer could not be
successfully contested"
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which states, that tie Georgia Lcgis-
ture OF 1903 w's lc!:al that the gov
ernncnt thea ogrniz"d was per-
:nanent and that tho recent re. orgun-
izatlon OF tho Legislation is uhwar-
rantcd by law first, in tho cort. oil
ana direction of it's proceedings by
Harrls second, in the cxclus ion from
taking the oa,hs and from seats Of
thrcc members cl"ct. who offered to
swear in; third, in seating of the
persons not having n m"jnrity of the
feel justified in omi ting to re com mend
any further legislation.
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n dispatch from Columbia in the
charleston Nevs says: The negroes
are going around tho city demanding
arinks at tho bars, and insisting on
oclng shaved, On the ground that they
nave right to do so under the Civil
nights phi. They have hocn refused
everywhere even by the colored bar
pers. Inc negroes arc very drunk
and dlsorderly.
The Bryan (Texas) Appta1 saws
braZcs county oilers rare induce
mcnts for the establishment of cxtcn.
sive dairies for the manufacture of
butter aud cheese. It is to be lament
Cd that in a sccti n where cattle can
Craze the year round the staple arti-
clcs of family consumption should be
SO dear and receive so little attention.
With thousands of head Of cattle
scattered all over tho counfrv w,
drink our coffee without cream,
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There is negro in Holly Springs.
Mississippi, whose only name is
Charles Lewis William Augustus Cox,
and he refuses to be set free lie
was owned before the war ly WIN. II.
Cox, Esq, and has been sold twice
Lncoln's emancipation nrociomo.
tion. Ho does not think th,t ho