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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
UNIVERSALISM.

seud for free sample copy OF the Christian
Leader. a tirsteiass weekly journal, published
By the New York State Convention of Univer
salists aad contaiuing the eermons of DR. 4.
II. Ciapin Terms 81 81 per year. address,
Pulli.hr CHRISTIAN LEADER, 1888
Brondwsy, New York city. .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02

DSYCAAs3 3LOGgS Fascination or Soul
L Charming 10y Herbert Hamilton, B.
How to use this power (Which all possess) at
VIII. DyIuuion, Spiritual. SOTCs ries,
Dl!ensanol oHy, and thonsand0lher wonders.
Price by mat sl2S, IL clolh: paper coyerS,
100, Copy Tree TO agents only. 9l,Ocu
monthly easily made Address r. " ENAN5.
Pub. II S.sth street, Phllaielnka, "a nlllwh
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02

TaERE were sixty deaths
from smallpox in Cincinnati
last week. -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
A MIRACLE!

Ma. SAMUEL BELL ofW y. schmertz L Co.,
Wholesale Boot and Shoe Manufacturers, 81
Fifth Ayenne, Pittsburgh, Pa, has been
afflicted with chOrnic rheumatism for thirty
years, from his right hip 20 his foot, harinl to
use crutch and a cane, and q; times so cain.
ful az to utterlylncapsctste MIN from attend
Tag TO his business. Haung tried pyery rem.
edy known, without elect, except GIlilenG's :
Pain Killer, he was finally induced to TRY It.
his crutch, aud third effected permanent
cure. Mr.. Bell, as n popular and Unknown
citizen, is living monument of the efficacy
OF thst great medical discovery Gihland's
Pain Killer. The afflicted should ask then
grocer or druggist for II, and try IT, wonder.
iul power. MIR. Gilllland, we understand
wants respectable agent IN every town and
conntry for II. The principal Office ~ at Ta
Thirl Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. noylllwdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
IOAN, Will g. Bros

UHssi WILL u Uitu%
Hare Just recsioe4 Their
Fall and Winter Stock Of
Dress Goods, trimmings,
Shaacls, Fancy Goods and
Notions, DomesticS, etc!
Or stock Of Fine Dress
Goods--Japanese Silks,
plain and plaidss Princes
'Co,dS, alpaca, Empress
Cloths, Cobrgs, French
Merin0S, Wool DeldineS,
Paris Dress Goods, and
Telud CJoaiGngiS unequal-
ed IN this market for style,
rarietg, and JOlc prices.
Single and double shaacts
cheaper than erer.
A .fne line Of Fitch,
Mink, ConeH French Sa-
bic and other FarS 25 per
cent. cheaperM than last gear.
4 rariety Of Styles Of
Ladie>' CLoakS at reduced
prices.
We hare the best Of
Ready Made Clothing
Gentjemen'S Furnishing
Goods, and Boots and
Shoes ecer offered IN this
market.
All Of O"r goods Were
bougtt for CASH, and ace
c0n and aciU sell cheaper
Man eng house IN Vinton
coa1aty. ....
DAN Will & BROS
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
FREETO BOOK AGENTS

We viii send = haedsOme Prospectus Of our
Nei0 iRrrdief Family Bibls, containing over 900
tine scripture Illustrations To any book agent,
free Of charge. Address Matt ona Publish.
ing Co, Chicago, H., Cnclnnsti O., or II.
Louis, Mo. novl wdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-02
CATARRHi
Can be Cured,

Can be Cured.
Reader, II you
arc troubled with
Cold in The Head,
or Chronic CdtarrH
and 0zenR, use DE.
REHo's CATARRH
SPEcFToi In no
single case hiss 1t
failed In enecting
. cure. Sold by all
druggists. Price,
80 cts per package.
Manufactured and
sold BY the propris-
tor, @. Reno II. D.,
Tltusville, Pa.
.NRN. Aren't.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

peaceablc news we've heard for somo
time" So says the Union Times.
We admit that it is peaceablc news
for the Times, but not SO pcaccablc
for us, nor will it be as peaceable for
June if ho persists in raising difficult.
ties as he did in Union.
Governor Scott has declared his in-
tention of removing from Office every
Incompetent man Of his own appoint
rhcnt.
A colorcd man named Edward But
Ter, was seriously shot by John Ghilk-
erson, clerk in store in Cokesbury,
on tho 25th.
y bill for adjournment on the first
of March, OF the Legislature, mas pass
ed both houses.
The telegraphic dispatches say that
there is great probability Of Congress
taking up the Southern Pacific Rail.
road Bill during the present week.
The weather is dark and gloomy.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the South Carolina Rail
road will be held in Charleston, on
the II h instant.
y leading lecturer classifcs his
audience us follow "The "s,ill ut
tentives," the quick-responsves,, :,
the ''hard.to-litt's," the "won't-ar-
plauds," and tho ''gct-ul and-so.
outs"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
LOOK III EsR. IL I

When cotton is king, the people rel oicc,
The money being plenty they ra'so not
their voice,
But pay what is asked though the prices
be high,
And the slorckecpers wife dresses. up like u
fly.
When cotton is low tho planters must
mourn,
Their children half clothed. know not which
way to turn,
They seek fora storo that keeps pace W Ith
the times,
What for do lars thoy toHght, they nuts,
how buy for dimes.
Sucl, store our friend Elder, Of wlnnsborT
fame,
Keeps op.n for mll no matter what nnmc.
All are Welcomed hy him, and 70 we'll rlcns
cd awnt,
Ills goods always fresh. and small profit
his mS.
Ills clothing i'll last, his shoes they are
good.
His groceries prime, will give health to your
food
ahonls.
without Ihorns.
lie buys all for cash, dri!ce his customers
know
When f"rcn-h they will buy. thn. to him
they must GO.
The crowd tells tho tale, and the '.NEws"
pass il on.
go to Elders for bargains. With hnrry
New Years song.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
GRsa nm ba.

Crumbs.
Several valuable yard.dogu have
Been killed lately, the object, TO
doubt, is theft. Wo would therefore
warn our friends, who have lost these
valuable animals to keep their "Mit-
ohester'." in. good order for the rccer.
zion of the thieves.
"Old Mark" arrived in Columbia
Oh Saturday. by thezway, Browns
Motel, in Winnsboro, is tho dinner
house for passengers going north. 1t
}sa good one, too. So says tho Ph@-
nix.
We are glad to inform our cotem.
porary that the old gentle en,ahret urned
Saturday evening, fixed up in nice
little box, which was marked "deli.
cacies." Mr.. Brown would DO glad
to see the proprietor of the Phon;x
at any time, and promises to give
him as good dinner as he has put
them '.test under for some time.
"Jane Mobley intends moving to
Fairfield County. That's tho most
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
FRESH ARRIVALS !
Consisting In Part OF

'CIlE choicest variety Of Irish Po,atoe
Seed. Ga den SEEDS. Bacon Lard,
Flour, Corn Meal, fresh Buckwhrai Flour.
Sclf-raiSing riou Cheese Crackers, Cakes,
Candy. Pickles, Canned Fruit. Brandy
Peaches, Cherry Bounce, Oysters, Nuts.
Rnisins, Nu'mcgs. Mnccrroni, &c.
\ fnll SIMPLY Of Dry Goods. 0rnts Cloth-
ing. llai:. Caps, Boots, Shines. over thirty
different a. les, rs fol chrnrncss mud quail
'y Chnho; be cxcclled. Millinery, of the
latest sIy:c, Cloaks. Shawls. mud almost
every thing Usually kept in first class
Grocery nnl Dry Goods house.
All Of which will he sold low for cash
aud cash only. All he asks is II call from
those th t lmvc the grccnbacks, and get bnr
gains h"fTe purchasing elsewhere.
feb r. ELDER.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
The "Small States Must Disappear or
Fight for Existence and Independence.

LoNDoN, Jan. rs, lS7l.-I have
a tcleg aPh report Of tho parliamen,
tary proceedings which have Just
t.ken place III tn. Danish Fulketh,ng,
or lcw.r house Of the National leg
i'lature, which CONVEY, iutcligencc
Ut very great Importance and much
interest.
TIE di>pntch is dated in Copeuha
gen Oh. the 23d Instant.
The correspondent, writing for the
'rse Of the Herald, says:
Folkcth'ng, or lower house Of the
Par!iament, was to-day engaged in the
consideration Of the budget. During
the df,cusssion, the leader of the
agricu tural party favored reduction
OF the appropriations, on the grou,l
that there was danger that, under the
heavy burdens imposed upon their
people and from the preponderuncc
Of the great Powers, The small States
,So"|U soon disappear /iom the man Of
Europe.
The Minister of War, IN supporting
the bud get, expressed tho belief
"that the condition of Europe was
dangerous, and that the small Powers,
however peuceahly inclined, might b..
forced into war for the dcfeucc ot
their Independence"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
Uncle JoaKH'9
TRU UNK FULL OF F UN

A Portfolio Of first class Wit and HumoY,
containing the riches comical stori''s, cruel
sells, side.spli,tng jokes, humorous poetry,
quaint parodies, burlesque sermons. new
Conundrums and mirth. provoking speeches
ever published. Intorspersed viii, curious
puzzles, amusing card tricks, feats Of par.
lor magic, and nearly 200 funny cngravings.
illustrated cover. Piice Is ctns. Sent
by mail, postage p.id. TO any part Of the
United States, on receipt Of price. Dick &
Fitzgerald, publishers, l8 Ann street, N. y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
/ 8 8 g 9 8 9

TO THE WORKING CLASS. We are
now prepared to furnish oil clnsses with
constant employmcntnt home, the whole If
the TIME or for spare moments. Business
new, light, and profitable. Persons % cith.
CT scx easily earn from 60c TO SIS pcr even
ing. and proportional sum by dcfoting
their whole time to this business. Boys
n',d girls earn nearly ms much ms men.
That all who see'lhis notice may send'tncir
address, and test tho busiaess, we make
the unparalleled offer TO such ns aro
not we'll satisfied, we will send 81 to pay
for The trouble Of writing. Full par,icu
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commence work on, a,td a copy of the peo
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If yod Want permanent, profitable work, ad-
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

UPHAM'S DEPIbATSRR POWDER
Removes snpcriluou> hair in five minutes
without injury to the skin. Scht' BY mail
for $i.25
UPUA .H'S Il SIITNd CURE
Relieves most violent pnroxysms in FIVE
minutes aud effects n speedy cure. Price
81 by mail
THE JAPANESE UIIR STAIN
Coiors the whskers and hnir II beautiful
black or brown. IL consists Of only one
preparation. IS cents by mail. Address
s. G U"HiM No I'll jayne street Phil.
adclphia. Pa. Circulars sent free Sold by
al Druggists.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
NTr. Elders Grocery.

Our friend, Mr.. +. Elder lai,l on
our table yesterday several samplcs of
the good things ho has in store,' the
fret on docket was a bottle. Of beauti-,
full Peaches, mixed with clear and
almost transparent brandy can Of
Pineapple, large, fine:and delicious to
the taste, and also can of luscious
Mvalvcs, and next is q package or
two Of "Oia Sport"--Sm oking To-
bacco, o,-for which We return our hesr.
Tiest thanks.
Mr.. EIder has recently laid 10 q
very large stock Of Fancy Groceries,
Dry Goods, Clothing, Hardware, Tim
ware, Crockery, &c. Don't fail to 60
and sec him. He is selling cheap for
cash.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

G- Extra copies of the News and
HERALD can be obtained at this office
On the days Of publication: Price S
cents per copy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
A. B. FAROUHAR,

Proprietor Of Pennsylvania Agricultural
Works, Manufacturer of Improved Poi
ished Steel York, Penn.1
Dicksons Sweeps, solid Steel Sweeps
and Scrnpers.
Steel Flows, sho
vel Plow Blades, cult.
valors. Horse lloes,
llnrrows, Horse Pow.
crs, lhrcshing Ma.
chimes, &C., &c.
oend Tor lllustrotcd catalogue.
\ fPLE Partr CORER aud Sliccr. Made
II ~ ID II. Whiticmotr, Worcester, Mass
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
BRIGGS e. BROS
Illustrated and Descripliyc Cuiniogu(
@''N'''''@R" "'FN' H''NIITlIFN (WsWIUEUU
)F FLOWER \ ID VEGETABLE SFEDS
And Summer Plowcrilg Bulbs.

VF Fb0NEK ID VEGETABLE SEEDS.
And Summer Plowcrilg Bulbs.
FOR 1871,
Will he really for mailing by the N ;dllu of
January, notwithstanding ur .,ral loss of
type, paper. engraving. &c by fire. which
destroyed the job Printing Oilitr IT the
Nochcater Democrat ard Cnronic.c 25ti
Dacrnhrr, 1870 1t will he printed on u
most Il g mt new tinted paper, and illuslrn.
ted with nearly
Five Hundred Original Engravngs,
And iwJ finely executed coloiri p,l,rs-
specimens for MI Of which were grown by
ourselves the a,l season fron our own
stoci ot ss'i'. In Ia. originality, exc II
t,o" and extent Of the cngravings it is TN.
like anu eminently superior to any other
catalogue or "FlOral Guide" rX,nnt
Tho caalOg u will consist of NJ pages,
nnd as soon n prihlishrt will be sen, free
10 who U, dcrtd seeds from us hy mil
the Last season TO Q hers a c.,ruc of 10
cents per copy will be made, Which Is not
the vnl 'e OF the rolorcd plates We assure
our friends that the inducements we offer
10 purchasers Of seeds, as to quality nnI
extent Of sock, discounts and premiums,
are unsurpassed. rlcase send orders for
catalogues without delay
Our Colored Chrome for 1871
VIII he rcniy 10 send out in January
The Chr"m) will rrpr.<cn, Forty-two Va
rietirs oi snowy and popnlor Flowers. of
natural siz" a"t color. We design to make
il the best late Of Flowers ever issued.
>zc, l0x:4 innhcs. the rclni value would
be "t least Two Doll Ne shall. how
ever, turni.h il To customers NJ - cents per
copy. al offer it MS Il premium upon orders
Tor seruS. See citrlo "a" wncn out
BRIGGS X BROTHER Rochester, y Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
winnsbOrO Cotton Mark ct.

Sales for the past week 254 bales.
Prices 10 to l34. Latest advices
seem to indicate Drop Of at least
Four Millions of bales. Receipts
continue to ircrcasc and prices de-
clining in the northern markets.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

fN1E capital stock of this Bank il now
l. $500 OUO, all Of which has been paid
in. md confirmed by tt Coitiplrollcf of The
Currency. Authority has also been rccciy.
ed fo, further Increase to the amount of
500, 900, Of which over $4,000 has al-
ready been taken. Persons wishing 10
make an investment should Apply without
delay. The Surplus Fund is now $4,000,
or three per cent Upon its stock
The Carolina National Dnnk issues Ger
.tificates Of deposit, bearing interest at the
rate Of seven per cent. per annum. This
feature Of its busihe IS makes il practically
A Savings Bark,
and attention is called TO the fact lhnt TIT
sHfety Of these deposits, as well as all 9TH
erS, nre guaranteed by The whole capital of
the Bank. No safer mode of temporary
investment is offered 10 the public than this
the deposits being payable on demand.
or on short notice. Deposits Of any nmSunt
reciycd either in currency or coin, and ny
nblc in the same. Interest will he paid 1T
the end Of each six months, should deposit .
remain beyond that length of time.
Columbia. = g., January %, 1871.
jim 3l-tlnw3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
S. s. e 8 600
Iu Cash Gift t. be Distr butte by the
Nv York Cash Prize Company.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE,


EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.
Cash gifts, each Slo,O09 10 cash gifts,
each, 81 1000; 20 cash gifts. each So. .UliO
81 C sh gifts, each 900; 200 ca>h gifts
each $500 33o cash gifts. each SlO0
90 l. rgnn Rosewood Pianos, each $500
to 500: Is Elegant Rosewood Nclodcnns
each $I5 To 500: $50 Sewing Machines
each 60 TO $l75 800 Gold Watches, each
rs 10 $30o Cash Prizes, Silver Ware. So.
valued ~ 81. 900. 900
chance Ia draw any ofthc above Prizes
% cents Tickr d .Scrbing Prizes are
sealed in Envelopes n well mix ID On
receipt Of 25o. sale ticker is drawn
without choice and sent by mail 10 my nd.
dress. The prize named uron il will be de.
livcrrd to the ticket holder on payment Of
One Dollar Prizes arc Immediately sen,
o any address by express or return mail
lnm will know what your prize is hcFor
you pay for it Any Prize exchanged for
Our patrons can depend on fair dealing
RErERENcEs The following lately drew
valuable Prizes and kin lly permit us to
publish them: Andrew }. Burns, Chicago,
$4,000; Miss Clara Walkc' Baltimore,
Piano, $500; as. NJ. Matthews. Dctrni,
$1,000; John u. Anderson, Savannah. So
, QUO James Simmons. Boston $1,000
Press OrINloSs :--:.The firm is rcla
blc. Weekly Tribune. Dec. 2S. "Dr
serve their succcss."-N Y. Herald. Jan.
Just and honorable. News, Dee 8
Send for circular Liberal inducements
to Agents. Sn'i>flc I'm guaranteed =
Every package "f2O0 sealed Envelopes con-
'ans ore cash gift. Seven tickets for 81 !:
II for 81; so rcr So. 200 for Sl5. Ad.
dress GEO G. BRANDON 4 co, Man,
g"rs. g. Broadway. N. Y.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
mt. Zion Institute.

Yesterday. the opening Session Of
the Mt. H:on Institute, began under
tho most favorable auspices. The
PrincaPs hopes are bu.'y,.nt for the
future.
This institution is now among the
6rst in the State. It's reputat'vN Is
fapidIy increasing, and ere long, we
Imagine and hope that it will be the
leading Institution Of the State.
hong may it live and flourish.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
FcptfllZers.


We issue supplement to-day in
reference to the celebrated fertilizer.
for which NJ. j. N. Robson, Of Char.
lesfon, is the General Agent,
Mr.. Robson has authorized us to
state that the prices of the Guano and
Phosphates have been reduced in
price, $lQ por tan, from LAST season.
The Soluble Pacific Guano is now
$50 cash, or $50 payable November
lst, with security, and 7 per cent. in.
terest added. The Compound Acid
Phosphate is $35 cash, or $fo--paya.
bio November lst, with z per cent in,
terest, and security for the paymen,
of sAc same.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
A Supposed Murderer.

II negro than by the name of Chas.
Mosely, parsed through this place on
last Friday, and from conduct excited
the suspicion Of M"j. +. ". Wool
ward, who te!rgrAi. he'd to Che sttr and
had him arrested. On Saturday Cupt:
Sly and MIR. Lo,nas arrived here in
search Of Sid Mosely, whom they
charge with the murder of Bryant
Baily, near Columbia q few weeks
ago. They proc. edcd to Chester.
and took charge Of the prisoner and
returned through this place on Sun
day on their way to Columbia.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

San Francisco has just lost, by
death, an organ grinder whu leaves an
estate of 100000, with no heir to it
but his monkey. There are lots OF
women who would marry that monkey
on account Of his wealth.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08

'TNnE NEW YORk DAY.BooK. -THE
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against tho World--A iirst class eight
page Democratic We ky. established in
1850. $2Per year 81 for six months.
Subscribe for it, For specimen copies, ad.
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NR. s. s. FlTCtl'S Family Physician :,
~ 90 pages sent by mail free. Teach.
es how TO cure. all diseases Of the person ::
skin, hair, eyes, comolcxion. Write to ia
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
Ncw"Adverli.eanlcn mn G nts.

Read the advertisement headed
Auction, and remember that it will be
on the seventh Of Febrdary, instant.
Corn, SO, at ID. II. Flennikcu's.
Fresh Ar.ivals-F. Elder.
Groceries-Baoot& & Co.
Hides Wsnted-O. II. Thompson.
Gf6ccries--K J. McCarley.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
Weare Forced TO Sell for
Cash ONLY

From Mis doir mfrnd "cing a STRICT.
LY ChSU BESINESS
Th''e Is l." NE 10 m"ihpiy rords I am
1o" hoss m ~""" " lm~ G"od: m":l Ie~s. g"' lam" ""%
IN NE Ia.Ih
~ "rdrr. fr got h' ~iH bc rrtfiycd unlt.:
dcc"mI Gnnd wM Mr (0'h.
iwW cu,,g "M hts rw'e with errry66dy,
Hithnm rtgI,d 10 "roc' coior or previou con.
difion - .1a3 Mtrcjb,t n6ht need complain
6te"nse Irtjust them crtdH. IcyedH none.
Thon indebfrd 10 me mH find ii 10 their IN.
ierrsf 10 coH md sine soon rant money,
and money I musfhare.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
lncendlary Fire e-8BurMing Of
N Methodist T'arsonage-C
HfaHkR2is9 CfYCAft.

Thursday afternoon last, while the
family Of the Rev. Mr.. Clifton were
visiting at near ncighbors house, the
residence was discovered to be on fire l..
Mr.. Cooper, it is said was the first to
get on tho premises, and found the
house open, and tho beds and clothing
ssrcwn over tho foor, and the impress
sion is, that tho house was fsst pill
laged.
Mr.. Clifton is absent on the Cir.
cult and has lost everything Tie
Parsonage is located eight miles from
Ridgewuy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
New Advertisements,
IS to $40 Per Day.

Men, Women, Boys and Girls who en-.
gngc in o,tr now Bhsintss nrniec from $tj to
$40 per dny in their own localities Full
particulars and instructions sent free by
mail Those IN ncc' Of permanent, profits.
bic work. sioalu addrcss ut once George
Stihsoh Il Co., Portland. Alnint.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
TAX:ESl TAXES! TAXES!

irVHlIE Bhok for The collection of Taxes,
L will be opened IN the first day 0:
February. 1871.
Tile per tentagc for State purposes is
Nine Mills on tho Dollnr, and fur County
purposes TSd Mills on Ht Doilhr
Twenty per cent. will be added to all
Taxes remaining uppnid on the l5Il dny
Of Mnrch next.
Office at'tlie sIprc Of B. f. Davidson s.
Co. JOHN ". CLARKE,
jan 26-lln County Treasurer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-02-08
Surrender
OF
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I HAVE just received a fine ot Of Bacon
] Sides and Shoulders. an extra lot Of s.
G.. Sugar Cured Hams, 81 sacks Of n. T.,
Family Flour, Oranges, Apples, Nuts Of all
kinds, nndCandIcs. Those wishing bargains
in the grocery line. will do well TO cnli on
ME before purchasing elsewhere
fcb2 Il J. McCARLEY.
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BY KATE SANRoRN.

brightest the bright who writing
to-day this book she tells the
which will
the the subject well fitted midsummer reading
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TOU RMALIN'S TIME CHEQUES

BY F. ANSrgY author of Vice Versa" The Giants Rob
Sets handsome example for the Summer Series with ITS neat
style halt cloth binding and good paper and Typography Tn
bachelor dcpoStug bank his surplus time during
complicated with the mild heart affair which forms the ingenious plot
Euql.
1.-The authors ingenuity has been conspicuous than
account Peter Tournn in the Bank OF Time The
novel story quite equal Vice Versa and The Tinted VI
will say better than either '-PhildelDhfd BulktiH
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CHARLES C. ABBOTT'S BOOKS.

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DAYS OUT OF DOORS 12mo cloth, s15o
OUTINGS AT ODD TIMES 16mo, cloth, gilt top, sl.25.
the
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ionto his ades.'-frondeHcs JourHa
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FROM SHADOW TO SUNLl
BY the MARCUS OF LonNE.

The appearance Queen Nctoa's
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century
ADOPTING AN ABANDONED FARM.
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