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Candy! Candy! Candyl

500 lbs. Assorted ,anay, Cash, Shoe
Fiy and Elephant Prize Boxes, Canned
Goodf, consisting OF Fresh Peachos. Green
Corr Strawberries, Oysters, Prandy Peach
eeaJeilics In Tumblers and Gnblets. Gar.
anes, also, fine lot Of Cigars, and Durham.
smoking Tobacco! Crackers OF all kinds,
rick'es, Almonds Butter, Pecan and Hazel
Mute, English Walnms and manyo other
hrhq'es num0rcas TO mes.;Si:,7 at,' It'd
'mar - H. J33MoCARLEY. :.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28
Champagne Champagne!a
A LOT of Campagne and lot fne whis.
4 N kies, just received at.
moh IL II. w. DESPORTES,
Charlotte, Columbia and August
Rail Road.
ISkS}2 sassgg sss|52'yl e;sss9 NElaa

NoLuMu,A lnno1 ,epI
''s - i0'''
hs ;soiioS,"s Passenger Schedule will
onnu"y, June !.
DAY rRAiN.-oolSa NORTH.
Leave Augusta a, s,s -
Columbia. s, c.. 8y5 n ~
I. W;n%stts,o 0'' To-
. thrtiSr sSS; :"
Arriv. n, Chr.,,.,. NJ Iin
wv "
Ni0nr TnhiN-aolSh Month.
Icayo A,a,,, . IA =.
!. Col mh;h ;Soo
81 W;hnSi,nSo
- ,,snH' saa1'o'o' l..t m
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ROOT ..AND SHOE
MI q KaIG Ta @ t. orv,

mys9 AN now prepared to do work in
YMH the latest aud best stylex uy
Sas work is always warranted. There
is no necessity 10 90 out Of town to- have
wnrt done ns'I Innn meke n~. goorl roo .'or
,SHoE as anybody. Ordcrs solicited for
ane work. S. NJ ,GILBERT
feb 20 ly Z
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Blacksmith
E@1 -Ea:ET Ga Sd Mm @

\ As-B2< THE UNDERSIGNED ., a
G4cly21H having recently purchns 4 y
-XAS----a2-..ed tho Blacksmith Shop ~
formerly owned by Mr.. W. II. DGva--is
now prepared to do MI kinds of Repairing,
Horse Shoeing, &c., in the ncntest and
oesl style. :. AF. GOODING,
hpl lZ prODrictor
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

enod, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the folliclcs are DESTROYED,
Or tho glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment. it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
mako some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to. tho hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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TICKETS TOTHE CONCERTS
or THE
SOUTH CAROLINA LAND IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATIONS

inc
in
wit '>' "P'"
of Prizes lhc
the
lpcrha
junc9 fr' RAcnr g. m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28
JOB MOSES
SirJahles Glark's Female Pills,

;, These Invaluable Pills are unfailing in
The cure of oil those painful and dangerous
dtEenses to which The female oonst tuition is
subject. They moderate oil excesses and
remove all distractions, from whatever
cause.
70 Married Ladies'
they are particularly suitcd. They will in
short time bring on monthly period wi tn
regularity /: and although very powerful
contain nothing hur,tul to the constitution
Ia all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Alice
nons, P"'ns in ihr Back and Limits. ia.
tig"e oh shght exerlioh Paipi,ation of the
Heart, Hystcrics and WAitcs, Iticy will Of
feet cure when all other means have fai,
ed. The pamphlet a"ounI cnci, pnckayc
has t"'! dir'cliuns and advice. or will be
Sent free TO ail wiring for il, ncalcd rrun
9! !.SrtYuIiuhl
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SfTCIAh NOTICE,

IL Is the la" OF every truly valuable
medicine TO tie counte,icitcu. job Moses
Sir james Clark's Female Pills are cxlrn.
sivciy conn'erfriled. Thu grnuina have
the nn"c Of Job Moses" on each package,
All hers are worthless. Dishonest Drug.
glsis tndchyor 10 sell the countcrfcits TO
nuke greater profits.
N. lin all cases where the genuine
cannot be obtained. One Dollar cuciosrd 10
The Sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES. l8
Cortland street, New York, will insure a
bo,ie OF 'hs eenuinS containing Fifty
fnis, hy re'hrh mail, securely Scaled from
any knowledge Of its contents inc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28
Lemon SUGAR.

VINEGAR BlTTERs, Flavor!ng ExtfnSts;
' 'Iesm fattar. Nu'n,@s @ss. Horse Pow.
GRolera broRo ,ial Tfahes; Snl. pe,re, In
digo. Ci'ric Acid, Liyef ReguIa,ot, Juniper
Tar; T6ttfY t:8iifecf1Sns (afboiic Sosb.
vermifdge.. Cfr6fe Of, eiGenesi8, CoheresS
wa,ef Also, MagH6Tia Balm, Mmgnolis
Water, Bell Cologne, Burne,ts GocosiiPS.
Toilet SoRp. PerfHnHery, 90 .ltfsi received
by -. MsMASTER q BRitjB.
NAY Is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

An "oninn hatl's isa'eure for fever
announcsd in Eaaland..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

AGENTS FOR M1RYLfND STEA Il
sOGAR REFINERH, proptfctors of E.H.
CELSIOR RIO WERING MILLS Can
furnish all grades Of Fresh Ground Flour
IN barrels or sacks Mao prepared TO- ese.
cute orders for Corn, Bnco, Ohfs and any.
Thing that pertain tc Produce Business, at
the lowest market rates. We offer extra
Inducements TO country merchants IL FIR.
nishihg. Standard refined Sngnt at tho
Price Cost TO lay do,on Here. Merchants
would do well to send for price list.
mar 4-t3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair, Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to It's original color,
sosM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin ho;r 20 +b;<,l,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28
SPRING &c SUMMER
GOODS !!

m
L he subycribers are reaeiviuz an unusu.
ally large stock of
Trimmipgs,
Gsu,,smep,s Go,,js,
uouoo F,r,,x,;nu C,od,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

uena Wright of GcorgiA: General Bradley
I'm 80 '''"'
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THE DAILY Sun, &c 4 YrAR:
A preominently readable newspaper. with tSa
pendent. agg fssriess $ss All sss no"s nnSe;
fr9m H4 SysstyShers r. eont3 . 661y by maiIf
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

sEMI-WRKKiY stjN; 81 4 YEAR,
Of the snme sizo and general character ai
THE WEEKLY, but with grentcr variety Of
miscellaneous reading. and furnishing tho news
to Its suoscribers with greater freshness because
II comes swico week tnateaa Of once only.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-06-28

COLUMBIA, June !, 1871.
'NHE following Passenger Schedule will
J. 20 into effect on this Krud Oh and after
Sunday, June
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

The work Of cireta now beginning, Tho vi,a-
ted und mucous deposits IN the bowels Hn,i In the
Gliinontiry canal arc elected. the liver, Hkp
CLOCK, Is wound NJ. lEurouscs from it, torpid
patient begins e. feel tlnt i.s /. gett.ur Id lasi
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

| "And YOU sny that -he is dying {"
| "Yes-going in quick consumption
You seem to take great interest In .
| beggar. Mr.. HOsmer,' Belle interrupted,
| :cornfully.
His dafk eyes flashed with sudden fire,
and bis Geek I, ,ddcned ongrily, as be re-
Joined
80 should, Miss Lindsay, when that
bcggar is my sister for Mrs. Gait. the
ouly sister that ] ever bad. / could not
find for years. or course you yill not
care tn wed the brother of "a beggar, there
fore. If you please, we'll now consider our
engagement at an end. 1 do not care to
have my wife look down upon me-
There was q scene, but Mr.. Hosmer.
who had wooed and won Belle at Newport.
.Ihere he had seen but ono side of her
'haracter, was inexorable rs Fate. md
lumbied TO the dust, she gave him up. --
MT: dosmer went to see his sister, and
N day or two she was removed 10 the
grand house over which Miss Belle had
once 60 iondly hoped to preside rs mis-
tress. But his visits TO the Lindsay man.
SION did not cease with that unfortunate
one--or fortunate, We prefer to say--and
alter the death of Mrs. Gait, who in pros
perity as in adversely regarded Fanny as
almost an angel, his house grew strsn gely
loIely. And so-but Why prolonc the
tale He married Fanny, and ia not sorry
yet, while Belle, whose 'delicate'i nerves
could scarcely endure Newport or Sarato-
ga went through four seasons at one place
or the other before she caught n husband.
Miss Lindsay's views werc somew hat
modified.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
" y. MURRAY,
GAS & STEAM FILTER
BRICK BUILDING on SEVENTH ST
Between CONNIE eiRJ and Washi.c,on
avenues, Oppssiis Winners BLOCK.

ne sas greatly Increased his stock, and has now
on hand al kinds OF Chsndellers, Brackets, Pend.
ants, Hall l. ghls, Globes, shades, etc. he hss
HAikef dysn ms prices 20 the lowest II ling
nsures, ana ia'ites the patronage OF the public.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

The tceond thin- is, tAa patients ru-t stay In a
"o,ss I'm ~ ,,,l,5 ,Il tlfy r., G,a "a y 1lpst in
are diseased, but 10 ulusl be prevented ur "A .,,r,
can mot be onrcici Fresh air ard r,din0 n~t
tali and winter season, nre ai vtoni !'hy.!-
,iAns WHO rccumr"ui that course igse their pa
because thcy arc M the house they must nut
~ s ngch ay Ss Ss'. gy T aS a33St Nh hhS Sc room va
get mp good ctsu sulHtsuu VI blood. The patients
,sSi. MS hfT,p Tp. M M, sa 3, Ss - sst
tite, ana Is the trirt rsotnt o. gun.
To despair 80 cure HiteF sucn evidence of Tia
tssy''fs taiaey ia S o,her- , IT. @ 1hrHg;s Sis cor CO..
,3 m i, s'nss,ae ,s.g ~ " f"ceiy o. h.s own (ue
co,saH Mnny ySa's , H H4, - 70 NO la,i stages OF
tlme ny lnl C.aaa taJusht ti,at could not i've
NsrH lNIl' 'I"' o. '"Jl1E mHu catching DJ
which mos o.f d, ta .ulir. AMI n y S,,,
/ a rgLI1ct g. g ~ mn. ~ seemed - mo TIM:
Tney soon rpsuyu ale is...tgt Ia ny iune,, eIi
4 n.g Mn,ulg s..i "b more t.'9 q p.nt ~ offensive
As soon l- t,at Lrrsn lt 6ait ,.,.,g -,
~ I,s1., los' .',l nis q twtnts all began 10 leave
Nith l!a!gu!ts taat could trep Ir.m ,t,iiTo t
i55yi; l5'iyi; & t1a iai'tei by -i1cGsii, uud haye
VT, VIZ ,",''n'd .A"lT r' rHy recovery
/ sl,i.,. Nv I..' tl'u "...r l,.g - mere
TT~GS6' Toun65i M i,' n.y.. "-'l1 Ta qniy uiaeiy sgyoa
t,Nt'nttS,nfr 10 l.ua.s,sud tr years have en-.
I yl-dt q Aew-furt ..a Boston. lls or hl. 80
Di. .. ~. rcirncr, dt. stlu CInt'Hu, 4, 500 NJ
pbi,3a,ii, }.e', ei.g' a1. p >ur,h syih stree.
', ,nili,.i i'Li., t't S.is'-4y mans hsi.to3 10 II
Ah',' WI" Nt.h o. tH.U..NFt' 'EuruI.af. am ,vfrU
~ hetplf9i-ricr viii n' ora,lsa sl Phe ~
promoter nttIEns tHH t.a.l ,..g.tllu az -...
. !lhfs, ana iaiicrtl cGn readily ir8fn wh.t4rF
f tley Ngr cuIuule or noe. -'''
Toe Glf'erons f.r taking TIE incidence me-,
Hnhlt'l e. the intel sruop even of "a child ~.
l1N AIe-r directions, nuA hlad sAturs viii a., A. I,
7 To- excepting uul in some cayrs the Nnpdr'i
, -a .t' 70 le lh. B. 90 Increased dO.e.i I'll.
atNf tatatg,'rs noes up. other serafnpauIteui
. ,'al '"I li.''' iasFpNlDrs that uccUrnpnnv
1871. . "rl s."tt' appetite. OF returulrq
.,,.'' "sNtrf D. in0 must welcome symptom.
'"'' 'l i''. is lt NI'l come, let the 'dcsr rgir'
",s nt 20 p'H. cheer. Good blood M ourn
r,'t.s' H. '-s ]. t'ns, tir night sweat j.
F'lntf ''u. "rH f.Hr, '....rrr ~ 'N'S H4"4"'l
-. yHlGaaa. .s UIu IH.su. 49,, sg...-,,t.Lo.. L.
. .t lh'llH pos '. 'afl...r-. . "A ityatiys
talililF't o." Alrln|sIa rll,urra .tsna,,t,, a.,
lfFan viii. .Hu ta'fla1it NM, 49, ~ ~ ~
. - coughs aal rI!.7 iHay he raeir,ied ns a 49, g
luru- ''i'''' W any vI III
TlLie1 = the Pu,mHnie syrnn sra eo,-y,cs.
3 l ddoohle' q D bottle, OF sT51 hal d0ten Mo-
~asts ana CtsiiUf. - . " '+a'9 NJ t4l uEui
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

Wholesale Iepot-N. W. corner Fifth and Rae,
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
CCLSUMlpTLOE,
lis Cure and lis Preventive
By J. 7. sCEENCy, M.D.

, Many yalunan being has passed way for whose
death therc WIS no other reason than the neglect
ol knOwnh I'd indlsputably proven means OF cure
InOse near ana Gear u fumiy ana friends are
tieeihng the drcnuliess siufnber into which, had
tAey clInIIy adopted
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30

Wholesale Iepot-N. W. corner Fifth and Race
streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
JACOB SCHEETZ, SoierrOprieOt p
1t is u renable Family Medicine, and ran bS
AIKEN by either infant or a. ult with the same bee
hcis results. 1t IL O certain, prompt and speedy
emedy Tor dIarrhee, dysentery, bowels complied
dysprpsia, inwness VI spIrt-. iaIntlngs, sick
stomach, hcadHche, etc. For cnlll- aud fever Ui
All kind-, II ~ far bet er and safer than quinint
elthout any Of lis pernicluus effects. IL eiiectt
an appetite, proves powerful dise estor OF food
ADD Will counieract the effects OF liquor in a lev
minutes. As indispuable evidence Of its rnedi.
cal properties, We append few ofthe many Ger.
lit ates in our possession
Johnson's pepot, East Tenn, and Va. Il. r.
Tenn.
JAcon ScnEErz, Es1.--Dear SIR nave used the
Btters have oh aimed ON you, and fad hen.
to be all they are recommended TO ho. l found
one bottle % afford me considerable relief feel
as though cannot do very well without them, IL
rsy present state of health.
d. MENiGE. 133 South 9Th ST., Phila.
-t Pastor Baptist Psssyunk Church.
soljb W r. Allen 80 Main stree. Drbuque.
oCtl0dh .... -.A
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
BATcHELoR's uArRDYE.

This superb Hair Dye Is the Brsr rs the woRtD
Perfectly Harmless Reliable and Ins;han teous.
No disappointment. No Ridiculous Tlnts or Un-
pleasant odor. The genuine w. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY . splendid
Black or naturd Brown. Does not STAIN the
SKIN, but leaves the Bair Clean, Soft and Beauti-
ful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye.
Sold by all druggists. Factory lG Bond Street,
New YORK. iany2ide odSwly
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
A VOID QUACKs.

a Victim Of early indfscretiop. causing nervous
debility, premature decay, etc., having tried IN
vain every advertised remedy, 6as discovered u
simple means efaelf cure, which he viii send for
his fellow -suilerers. Address, J. II. TUTTLE
l5w6m rs Nassau st., New York.
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
DR. JOSEPH II. sCEENCR's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,

nnd avalled themselves OF hts wonderfully ofica.
clyus medlcine,, thfy would not have fallen.
wherever sufficient vitality rernains. that vital
iy, py hls medicines aud his directions for their
Use, u quick kened Into healthful vigor.
IN TINS statement there Is nothing presurnp-
tuOus. 70 the ia IN Of the invalid Is made no
iepu usentutiO1 tint is no. Il thousand times SUBJ
sthntlated by living and yis.ble WORKS. Tho
theory OF the euro by DR.. Schenck's medicines
Is as simple IA II 4s unfaliine. Its phosOphy re-
cures no Arsanent ltia seif-assurtng self-con-
The sea-wsed Tonic and Mandrake Pllls are the
L.-l Two |eup,ns with when tine cilaaei OF the
tltaoy 10 assailo1. Two thirss OF tho cases or
,,pnsrrlpt,on Orislnnte IN dyspepsia and u func-
upnaly diruruered liver. With this cundition
ti;c bronchial tuDes "sympat iikcn with tho
ut tne livcE here then cnmes tho cumnnting
tesnt, anu the settling In, with all ts distress-
ayLly.J...,
The Cairo daily bulletin., 1871-04-30
CONSUMPTION.
WEAVE e sTING nrrrINn.n

Tho Mandrake Pills nre con posed OF ono OF ,;e.
lures i"Diest plits-tha pUddIi!.ilium Peltu,um,
lhey ppssess az tho blpoi-srsrching rlta-ut wi
properties VI tlio!ntl Lat, uu.iko cIioInol, they
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

FRANKLIN II. MErRlMAS, ESQ, for over
twenty-five years distinguished lawyer
and honored citizen Of Galveston, died in
that city on the 18th inst, after long and
painful Illness, aged 62 years. The Gal
weston News says OF him:
He constantly refused office, but did on
three occasions, when public duty prompt
ed, accept place in the Legislature. lie
did it not for pleasure, or for public honor,
but because it was his duty. As lawyer
he had no superior,ir admiralty cases, and
always succeeded in cnlivenins the dryest
case with such humor shat 1t neTer became
tedious. We have frequently thought that
as q humorist he had no superior in the
country, and that had he devoted himself
to that branch of literature no would have
become famous
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

SPORTING. concerning the coming ra-
cling season, n late New York dispatch
says ;-"Thc prospects for the coming
racing season are uncommonly bright
The number of ihoroughhreis In training
greatly exceed that of any previous year.
At Jerome Park there are already nearly
forty horses, including the famous Judge
Curtis, now six years old Helmbold, and
Harry Basseti, who was the stir two.year
old performer last year From the West
and Southwest reports are also favorable.
The entries for jerome Park and Saratoga,
recently closed, are fully mp to the standard
in point OF numbers, while they are far
superior, in regard to the quality OF the
animals engaged, to those Of amy previous
year. At Saratoga the outlook is very
promising. In the Saratoga handicap OF
| two and quarter miles, which is to be run
on the 3d of July meeting, the names OF
Kingisher, P0cahontas, Longfellow, Ham
burg, Glencly, Hrlmbold, Mary Clark and
six others are entered. Taking it all IN
| all. there seems to be no reasonable doubt
bu, that the coming racing season viii be
the most brilliant that has eve been re-
corded in the annals of the American turf.
"A pleasant summer is only needed to make
this fixed fact" We rejoice to hear this
cheering intelligence, and hope that our
own State, and particularly Dallas, viii
not be backward in contributing its quota
TO n result So much to be desired.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25

Our subscribers West ofDallas, complain
that they get their papers very irregularly
and out of time. Some Of them believe the
fault to be at Dallas. We call the Herald
attention to this, aAd request that the edi-
tor look to the conduct Of his P. NJ. We
keep ours all right--or rather he keeps
himself right Henderson Times.
We can assure the Times that the fault is
not at the Dallas Postofice. 1t is most
probable that good deal of the delay is at
tributabls to routes between this place and
Henderson. And we know that the mails
West ofhers frequently lay over at the
Dallas efics two or three weeks at time,
for the want of carrier. The Postmaster
at Dallas always sends of all the mail
whenever he can get the same of. Let the
blame attach to whoever 1t justly belongs.
We can, Of our own knowledge, exonerais
the Dallas Postmaster. ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25
Railroad pIleCtiSrn.

The Mayor of Dallas has issued his pro-
clamation, under instructions of the Board
of Aldermen, for an election to be held on
the LIST day of April next, of the property
owners within the Corporation, to decide
whether or not they will sanction the levy
ing of q tax to purchase lands for the loca-
ton of railroad depot grounds for the
Houston and Texas Central Railroad.
1t is matter of great Importance to the
town that the depot should be located as
near the public square as possible. The
committee appointed by public meeting,
held last Fall, have succeeded in obtaining
land sufficient, in body, for the purpose,
and they now wish to have the matter
decided by vote of tho people. 1t is
appropriate to add that q large majority
1--WE belisvs) Of the property-holders have
already signed document that they would
agree to the tax, and that far they are
pledged; but we deem it of such great i'm
portance to the interest of the town and
its future prosperity, that there should be
unanimous vote in favor of the tax
There is no estimating the enhanced value
of all town property when tho depot is
located, provided the location is proper
one; and We believe thar the one made by
the committee is as good, if net better,
han any that could be selected.
We hope there will be general turn
out Of all the property-owners in town, and
that their verde: will be unanimous for
the tax. -. ..,.....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-03-25


a katff ltn 80 fisaiso We lsfs
ititiF zee ialiisitt isis sfsihsf nJHsif
aassisi slib a. fis,sisrisi sr stiit
vs fhins sill asa ear frissis sls iis
TED q snfl.rg . saa sueani n uars-
sfsssFy lreubls sai ssasysnst n tarins
ilsif laats A psry " ar SiDisa, H.
siaiirF several ladies', rFcssslel ugns
fsiiug sKssrsioa ous aflsFasos aasias ils
PASS vsst, ssd halisd ssasuhrs u the
nsifhl.sFheed u Eagle ford, HessaihsT
80 islishifal, al The accessories sharm-
lag, ileW saull They h oihsrsise, wiih
such be wiiehing airiss sitting around
bhs hss 10 isRP' the aany dsnissns II the
West Fork Of the Trihiiy fFsm their depths
Wasthe absorbing question. Raft Appeared
to be seaNsi and to fail in finding amuss'
rent for the ladies sas not be thought o.
A brigh, idea At last Nss suggested by Que
~ The party, The Store Of The courteous
Ca,i. H. VAS elsse At hand. The idea
-sAsRINEs~ Accordingly, sariines were
procured, the hesk' properly halted, aud
everything Went along msrrily, The la
dies "sHslsl' Tor a long while without
requiring their hooks to be rs.bailsd, aud
,hs palisass they exhibited Vas very sEsn-
plary. A happy time vas doubtless pas
ssi by all the party, which returned to
the city early in the svsaing, We were
not Informed Of the quality, quality OF
weight Of the hsh esh,ured
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