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CITY ITEMS
SPRlN0 OPRNINa.


On Monday | shall offer An assortment Of
Spring Goods OF An unusually extensive char
acter, and shall add thereto during the season
such articles as may be really desirable.
Having moved the woallen and tailoring Re-
partment to the second aoor, 1 Am en- ,bled to
announce a large stock of choice goods for gen
temeD's garments, shown by q superior light
and ready 10 be made in the hest manner by Mr.
Gray, of Washington, and Mr.. Stokes, of Lon
don.
AS usual, the ready made clothing depart
ment shall receive thorough attention, and
many novelties will be introduced at popular
prices.
am now having made during the dull sea-
son many articles by my best hands, and they
will be offered quite as low as inferior articles
usually are.
In the furnishing goods department is the
largest assortment of Dress Shirts for gentle
men and boys to be found in this market, war
ranted equal to any in the country and at prices
As low. Several novelties will be introduced in
| shirts this season.
No unsound or unserviceable goods will know
ingly be offered in any department. and with
the care taken in the inspection such will rarely
| be the case.
Linen Collars, Handker, hiefs, Half Hose,
&c, in large supply at Populsr prices.
London and New York.
As heretofore, shall continue to of'9r MI
| goods for
One Price Only,
marked in plain figures. from which no dsvia-
lion VIII be permitted.
No 40 18th street, y. W.
japanese Flower Pots, Card Baskets.
d" Spittoons, Lunch Baskets,
Vases, Pocket books,
SatcheE, New style Fans,
Siver-plated Ware,
received at Priggs Dollar Jeweicy Store, No
so Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and Oh
streets.
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JUSTICE WV. THOMPSON has removed his
Office to ll25 9Th street. See advertisement.
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GEORGETOWN Refreshments.
co9PoRA,IcN rAxEs.

US
CLERKS pFrrCE, Nsrch u. 1871.
he bnl- Tor general sne special axes FOR the year
ISL sre ar for delysry The Collector y eireCt
Ell TO Hate Az bale ment Of ten Ter cenfun on al
faNes pad ON or befor- the list u april eas oing:
The AFh CFiOn q the c, 20 prCvite govern
meBt for he District of Columbia stGs the FOL
lovlns provision - That th@ charters q said cit Is
seyeIaly. or POWERS Of sssi Levy Court, shall be
continued tor the hlloviIs euTpOses, TO wit For
th' C !ec'ion OF all Um- q money due t0 said cities
seVeraly. or 10 said levy GOu .: for the enforce
m ut OF all contracts made by said cities respective
ly, or bv SAD Lew Oonrt. aud AL taxes heretofore
est essed remaining IN paid - etc.
GEO W. BEALL, Collector.
- WAsHISGTOS, March Is, ISL.
Geo w. Beat Esq. Coliscfor,
Dear CIR In reply your favor Of this date.
have 10 say that no reason or nscsSsttg for =
second levy OF taxes general and specisD tor loo al
Yours. very tIuly, II ID. COOKE
mhl6 dtmt3i
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ALL THE LEADING STYLES of boys, youths
ahu mems Clothing at Oak Hall. 3,lI o
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BAIBRIaeAN HOSE for ladies. at the astonish.
ing low price OF 70 cents, at U. Baum's Corset
Factory, 40s It'll ct.
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TO BUlLDERSl

No1cE TO HU'LDExs'
We invite the attenti Of Builders and others 70
our stock Of -
SLATE MANTELS,
which atter ourselves is the largest and beat "a
sorted sock in Washington, IL not tie complete
In this country. We have lately added some new
styles to our list that are very popular in Northern
cities, and which. no doubt, there will be demand
for IN this CITY, We represent all iinds Of Marble
Style and Finish Of our wsrk, we
DEFY COMPETITION
10 prices. Our stock also comprises LATROBES o,
nve d,iierent makes, openings in mantss made to
SUMMER PIEOES and
GAS FIXTURES
IN great variety and Of the most desirable sty in
the market, all Of which are enabled TO offer Al
manufacturers prices. We have also ne sssort
ment Of IRON FURNITURE and TERRA OOTT A
WARE for Gardens and Cemeteries. MANTEL
ORNAMENTS, CLOCKS, VASES, STATUARY
LAMPS, &c. All ct low prices.
HAMILTON q PEARSON.
ml No. 4, Y. n. G. A. Build :, cor 9th and ID ats
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GENTS HALF HOsB, of all the different
grades, in Cotton, Lisle, and Me, inc. at prices
to suit the most economical, ut tie Original
Francs, 4311th street No branch stores. sol
GREAT VARIETY IN Ware SHIRTS tvo
or three pleats-eylets, buttons or studs-open
In front or in back-all sizes-at the Original
francs Gents Furnishing Store, 43I It'll street,
at Popular Prices. No branch stores. 3,2,l:
GENTS AND LADIES' Kid Gloves At 81 q pa,r,
Ranms Correct Factory, 4OS 18th st.
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- Z l. l. IN G OU T .

In Consequence Of the death If the senior partner
and tn early closing ont Of business, Offer
the entire stock in establishments con STING in
part OF PIANOS. ORGANS, SMALL INsTkU-
MINIS. MUSIC BOOKS, STATIONERY, TOYS
and FANCY ARTICLES at and below cost,
SHEET MUSIC at the rate Of five cents per sheet
Parties wishing TO invest In a lucrative business,
at an old he'd stand, buy the Stock ahd
Fixtures cheap and on easy terms. Inquire At
POE 4 SELIGSON'S,
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HEMPLER has urlnometers and hydrometers
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Try THOMAS BOWLING. Auctr.; Georgetown

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.; Georgetown.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY In GEORGE
A GOOD CHANCE ESk PEksoNs DESIRING
TO GO INTO THE LIME BUSINESS
OR INVESTMENT.
"a by virtue eff deed oftrust ated March 9Th
Eu A. ID 1870, and recorded In liber 6l3, fOlios 20
LET seq, one of the land records OF Washing
ton county, District of Columbia, the undersigned
Idntees VIII sell At public auction, in front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, the 2 st day Of March, A
o, ground lying and being in homeads addition TO
3eorRetown, District Of Columbia. and known as
Lots numbered 3,4 5, and of the private sub
DIVISION OF original lots Il, T. q and ~ In said HoI-
mead addition, rs made by the heirs Of VIM Crav-
IofG deceased as the same described on the Fat
neo In the suit between the heirs of said era Sford
lot partition OF his estate, the said seven lots
ttnutiDg the four original lots above named, the
came pene improved by four ~ large and well buit
Lime k1ns, capable OF burning about $50 barrels Of
Term. of sale One. third cash (of which 600 will
perequ1red TO be paid At the time OF sae,) and the
paisnce IN three equal payments at 6. IL aud Is
months from The day Of SALE for which the notes of
the purch purchasers will be taken, the same
drawing interest from date, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold. On the failure eff the
purchaser or purchasers to comply With the terms
OF sale IN the Trustees reserve the right 10
resell at his or their risk and costs after i've days
Enblc notice IN some newspa per in the District OF
Co,pmbls an stamps convey anciDg and recording
mild RIOS 66 6WSiI.fEas Trustees.
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The Celtic Climbs Supner

~ celtic Club Ce' b-lted 81. Pa.r.ck's day
BY upper Z Harvey * Hold rs. Mr.. Daniel
Sul van, be president o. the 40, was at the
bta % the table, With Few. Fa '1er BOYLE and
Hon. Mr.. Csvanaugh, o. Montana on HIS ri .ht
and lett There were az out SIXTY guests, among
them Car q. FalIel', lac consul to Cadiz,
Col ID. O'HaTl- OF Cbica-O. Capt. Augustine
Costello, Of New York, and judge & .ldgelt of
cincinnati After full justice had been done
the substantlals, the 20 ssts were announced:
i he day We celebrate, and all who honor IL
may IL recurrence see Ireland tree" FafheF
boyte responded, and Captain Smith sung Ire
laUd. yOu a-e nv darl NJ
Tie toast, g The Pr sldsnt Of the United
S'ateS-we horror him 20 the choice OF the
20 ople; was responded 20 by Judge Caldwell,
at Cincinnati.
Though in exile we love her "a fond a. ever.
and cherish her csuse with DE OtiOn and prid.
was ~ >poPded 20 by Capt. Farrell.
1.-The United States, the land of our adOp-
toD-we have proven our devotion to her even
m death, was to have been answered by Hon.
b. F. Butler. but he having been called from
the city sent a letter. which was read and Mr.
Cayanaugh responded to the toast.
" The Irish Revolutionary brotherhood. We
glory IN their COula &c, devotion and patriotism
and We hal them a. the uue apostles of our
nsuOns creed" was responded TO by Captain
costello, and Mr. - Council sang, God save
Ireland"
The memory Of our patriotic dead. Thss
have traced with their blood the road for US TO
follow, and follow IL we will until thew are
avenged. and Ireland is free." Responded to
by Mr.. D'COnnell.
Other tOasts were responded 70 by MIR. O'Dris-
coll. Mr. jas. RYAN. MIR. II. '. O'COunor, j. N.
Green. y. Z. Bowling. and others; AMI the COM
psIy had very pleasant time.
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ORGANIZATION OF A DBMOCRATIC CLUR IN
TBB fOb RTEBrTH DIsTRICT-DemOcratica ana
conservative voters OF the l4th legislative dls-
Oiet met last evening al the school house on
street, between 9th and eth, for the purpose OF
ermanently Organizing district club-R. q.
Lewis IN the chair, and III. j. Ebbs, secretary
MI fbhs presented q constitution tor the gov
eminent OF the organization, which was adopt
ed, and the following named gentlemen were
Lewis; nrst vice president Joseph Rosenberg;
second vice president, ". Il. Redgraye, secre-
faTN, II. y. Ebbs; treasurer, Geo. Nitzey. Fx-
scntIve commttee-George e. Wilson, John j.
MeCnllom, Joseph ROSenberry, John Barry
motifs Quinlan, Charles Grimes, Middleton
BHkhead, VIM. Grimes. Finance committee
Theodore Sbeckeils, Ernst LETTER, Thomas A
Brown, John Humphrey, WIN. L. Redgraye.
Resolution was adopted in opposition TO mixed
schools, but declaring that while they were on
lOsed TO mlXing the Races it wss not their desire
10 cypress any one.
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~ OF IOE.
From and after March LIST ISL no account will be
allowed to BUN OvER9ODAYs. No deviation
from above rule On account OF persons.
MI I'm r NJ
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr; Georgetown

Rf THUMdS DOW LING, Auctr; GeorgetoWn.
- On THURSDAY, March 23d, At O'Clock D.
I'm we Will offer at public sale, on the premises.
- hat very valuable lot OF ground belonging TO
Mr. mes Riely, situated near TennallytoEn,
ID adjoining Reno city, and containing tvo acres
81 ground. This property commands a besntifal
view OF The city and surrounding country and would
be very valuable as a market garden the soil il
excellent and IL is accessible TO market bv one of the
bet roads in the District.
Ter ms made known on th0 day Of sale
nhl5 d THOMAS BOWLING. Auct
MOTIF E.-GEoRGETOwN. 18Th March, ISL
" alter u Waters is not AID has not been au-
thsrlZed as previously adv ertisei, TO CONTRACT
ONE DOLLAR ON MY ACCOUNT. and Is not nor
hss he prem in any way connected with my business
MIA bt GEO. WATERS.
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MADAME SExBAoR's "Mary Smart at The
Maternal Thester last evening wa. the ,r.n,,s.,
paeee OF setiDg seen here this season Co'n,sh,
tse appears as Marguerite in "Fsnst /,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES. ETC.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
60o BBYAE BIOS. 6OS
10 khs Extra MESS MAcKEKEL.
g Bb!s. LHtrs mol DO.
q ssf Ss IT, L IfTRf SSP REtsk,se,
100 Bushels JACKSON wHbIE f9tAToEs.
mhs eo2s Opposite neuoPSlits. 5otei.
DROwNINa q MIDDLETON
~ oo,orc wp9'a respectfully ask trial o. Their
finest In the market. rr.. IL
FINEST GuNpowpEs.
FINEST YOU'VE HYsos,
fiN FiNE sAf 56GoSs.
all ne" crop B isS k IfsIiSf lfsS
ola Penn.ylyanis avenue.
Boosted COFFEE ALL sBhpEs
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
ola Peansylyanis syen
HIsH.
No.3FAT MACKEREL,
No. ECONOMY SHAD.
ST. JOHN ALEwIyFs,
PORTSMOUTH SPLIT HERRING,
PlChGED SALMON.
GOLDFISH and SCALED hERBING,
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania syeuue.
ASTRAL OIL.
D,poftor Fra!T'S N0n- EIpGestrs Astral OIl.
Just received, lO0) gallons Prstt's ASTRAL OIL,
SsIi an.sd not 70 explode. Trade supplied a. New
BROWNIHG & MIDDLETON,
OLA Peunsylvauia avenue.
WINES, &C.
Our stock OF WINES and LIQUORS is very com
piete ana cannot be surpassed by any this -ise OF
New hork. IL com prises the best brands % Cham
payne, am ohg " kfch can be found
L. hesderer Carte Blanche" Champagne,
Noett Chsudar, Green seal.D do.
u II. Mnnm's Dry Verzenayn do
Chas. beids,eck do,
Pleasant Valley "Carte Blanche" do
Pleasant Valley Paris IN positionn do.
ALSO,
Hennessy Co. Cosnac Brandy,
Otard, Dupuy q Go. Cognsc Brandy
California Brandy. Madeira Wine,
Muscst, Pure NJ alass,
For sale low, by
BROwNING D MIDDLETON
Ola Pennsyiyania avenue
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~ Sc: "A s:s;s.s - g
vi :. kH 1Isss - . g &: sssf S.ss: =
~ ns1sSe or6ss. nd o vkieI % resDscs.
NH invite ha-ote6Dtior Of buyen before yufehas
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GKs- CELIA LosAS KkLIose, q ,is-a, n,
thve Logan, viii lecture on "Engllsh H.art.
and Homes at Lincoln Hall, merit M1njav
evening. and. a. IL is her nrst appearance ON ~
I0suEm, there is great curiosity to hear her.
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Pnsss jevsiry store on the Avenue rscs,xs.
new tiyles every Cav.
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NJ. z. A. TENT LBCrCRK.-See the sdyer-
Ilst nent IN another colsmn Of the tent services.
1sT, services al Lincoln Hall. Hon. Vincent
EsIS - 70 speaA IN the Afternoon at Lincoln
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DOTATOEsi POTATOES

DOTAT0ES POTATOES
$500 tu hels POTATOES now landing from
schooner Veniia,n from Por land. aud for sale in
lots to suit purchasers, BY J. q. WATERS,
mhl6-6t 100 Water street
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CoCSCiINAN BURGESS WAS not marshal of
ne pfSSeSsiSa yesterday (st. Patricks dsv.l
man Murray, washing ton, and M - ~
DAILY, or Georgetown, aids. 49,
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ODoSovAN Rosa, one OF the recen,,v Iiba
rated Irish exiles, who il will he ,sn.a,ni 80
Nse Iected member OF Parliament GvhiIs ~,
prisonl from IiperNy, will deliver his Iec,nrs
on reeollections OF " Prison Life in FngSsnS y
Oh Tuesday evening next, at Lincoln Hal
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AID TeR THR ORFHANs.-Yesterday. as ,ba
lTocsSSiOn OF Irish societies was PASSING ~
Apn's Infant Asylum, the children were placed
on the portlco, aud . basket being held ONT .
sacn m2n 10 the line placed therein d me
making quite . hadsome Contribution.
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MARBLE AND SLATE kANrLns.

L. nov ssllns, q reduced prsoss, Cor CA n ~
Marble WORM, nortf greet and New Terk ave-
aus, near the Treasury DeDarmest.
M. BUxWXRRORns
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= NEW L RIAL GRANTED John MCCARTHY
1bs morning the counsel of John Nc
arthy, convicted OF grand larceny, argued
the motion Tor new trial, 20 which a reply OF
.ohsiieIa able length was made by Mr.. Harring-
ton on the part Of the government; AFTER vbic5
JUDGE Humphreys decided 10 grant the petition
arc new uIal vas granted-McCarthy giving
bonds in 81 500 for appearanee.
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d. 'oHasTo ., nm
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
VFFlCE, SOUTH TREpEBIUk srRKnS
MARRIA0E,

Married persons, ct Young Men coptemnIsstn,
marriAee aSare9 Physical weakness, ss Of Pro
Palpftation, Organic " eakness, Heryous DeL,itsy
or any sther Disapaliieatios, speedily removed
Ne Who places himself under the care OF DF n
may religiOus!y conhde in HE honor ss 4 sen,lem.,
aud Confidently rely upOn his - A a ~, .;e. -
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kHrrHI1cAN VOTERS OF the 2Ist election dis
trict held q meeting last evening At Brovn's
haIl, ard elected the following executive com
M1ttee Josiah Way, l.. q. Fletcher, Charles
whne' george n. McKeynolds, Henry Butler,
Nh n. Brown. sr., Isaac Sinner George
". MIer, Joseph weems. VIM H NarsbaSl
JasIeT kIkins and Alfred Berry,
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C0FFEES.
MOCHA, OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA,
CEfL0N, LAGUAYRA, MARACAIBO. BIO
ROASTED COFFEE ALL GRADES.
BROWNING a MIDDLETON,
Ola Pennsylvania ayen
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
Th c Beauties Of Wyoming.

~ correspondent of the Philadcl-
rhia Press with the llaydon United
States Geologic -Sasvoy, writing
Ir'm Wyoming Territory, gives an in
tcrc,,ing account Of the beautiful
cascades and deep cauons Of the
yellow slonerrGgion.I "In Ole place
stream was discovered which, af>cr
flowing Yin h sue eeesSion Of ca ,cades for
a short distance, suddenly dashes
over the edge e the prccirice, and
falls euc Lundred add fifty SIX feet to
the canon. The rocks, rrom tho ac,
tion Of the weather and the, water,
have been erod,d 80 as to leave high
towers standing along the bauks.
Two Of the highest, each rising one
hundred feet above the water, stand (.
one on either side, just ttlc edge of
the fall, ns though stationed there to
guard it. The water falls into the
centre of a rounded basin, cut ont Of
solid rock, bout six ofoet in ,diapotcr.
Mt far .distahtI is2 "a; warn, sprinp.
emitting the most offensive odors, prin-
cipally from the sulphurc,tcd and car
burrcto4 h5drcgon,., which escapes
from nHGjdrpds o, iGces' on tho banks
Of the creek. Tie temperature of the
main spring was l27 deg. Fahrcn
hcit. When that country is once
thoroughly olcnod ., to exploration,
what multitude Of wonders it will
reveal.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
Sad'SrqnaI 10 Il Snd Little Story.

About Il month ago We published n
curious and sad little story Of the
strong attachment existing between II
knocking bird and it's mistress, and
shoTing to what degree human all,c-
ilon and power can be exercised over
;hh animal crcatiun. A ynrn. lady,
Nl"S Mansfield, in Scott>.tlc, Ken.
t""ky, bad, on her death bed, com
mnndcd hrrlit,lc icathcrch companion
to CEASE hIsi tc,9, as III the restless.
ness oF the sick he'd, even his srntlr
warhhn"s seemed to annoy her. Al.
ter death, which to,k place next day,
'hc bird was PRICED rs friend and
pot Of tho loved one whom death had
called away, and many cTorts were
made to induce him to pour forth hi,
melody az sweet reminder Of it's
lovely, mistress but all efforts were
unavuiling, and nothing but her
voice, now sti!lcl forever, would
break the spell. DAY after day passed
and still silence, prolonged and un.
hrok"n, held the bird in. it, thrall.-
E'tuSing all food, it tpined away, and
after short time died.
This is true story, and as it was
told to US. WHO can tell what was
The mysterious ito that bound that
littlo ohoristor of tho fores. to its
dead mistress 2-Nu$hrjNr Bonn0.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
IGcdins NQsS on Cooked WIIrat.

\ correspondent Of tho Cincinnati
GaH$tte says: On the 18th of Au.
gust lSto,Iput up Is hogs weighing
2,.ioo}ata Dedthem5f bushels cook.
ed wheat The first week. On the nh
their weight WAS 2,Goo, rcun,ls gain,
zoe, pounds, or a GAIN of l3I pounds
to tto HhdgyIIoih& nearly Q pounds
aday. Tho next week feed them
s'& hushqls ofthc cooled wheat, pro.
,tucing'an Increase Of 2l5 lbs., or Il$.
rounds tcthe hog, being II grain Of
, pounds, or l72 pounds head, or 2
lo.2l Q. day. The fourth week | fed
them IN tushe's Of cooked wheat
tho goh bping s32o pounds, .or oly
pounds a Head, or ffattion oyer ;
wounds day each. The hoss were
ihen sold and taken away. Thcy
gpknodT in to'Y weeks o95 pounds on
IN b,ahels OF Wcat{ IN this man.
r"r of feeding | received good price
or the wheat, us the hogs were sold
+ $S. 25 per 100 lbs. The breed
"as the Russian China stock, about
. months old. .....' e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
IiglH Between Il TAT and n make,

Mfcaday s,sao n;e@tio, ia an who ! is
engaged in farming near this city was
walking through his field, near where
his hands were r'ou.hing, when he
discovered cat at somc distance
coming toward him. Presently the
cat turned aside and squatting very
low, appeared to creep 'stculthily
along .as though in search of game.
lie quickcncd his steps to sec if he
could discover whaS was up. lie
soon discovered y snake about "A foot
and llNf frr two icct long, and as
ihc cat Approached the snake coilcI
"nd put himself in n striking position.
?hc ,cat instantly walked direct up
{" the snake and held out ono foot
MGar his snak, ships head. as if daring
hln,''to strEc.' Master enakc being
iullcof spunk, was not the chap to
take a,dare: consequently he respond
Cd with his full strength but when
his head should have been in direct
cont"ct with the cats paw, the paw.
ME thc. riShman's ilca, want thar ;
"lld before the head could be With
drawn, it received a heavy blow
.ram the cats foot, and tho paw was
asa'n presented with similar results.
Ahout fonr rounds of that sort occur.
red when tho snake seemed to rcmcm-
h"r "ho who fights and ru'sS away may
live to fight another day." and Will
this understanding, he uncoilcA and
started to quit the field. But he
didn't get of that field alive.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
Drugs r,,{rsi Medicines /

Having rciittcd our Drng store in the
best sty lc, We will contiruc to sell tho
purcst goods at the lowest market
prices. Especial attention p.id to
quality and standard strength Of every
article offered for sale.
Full stock of the best preparations
Of Bitters, Perfuncry, Fancy and
Toilet Articles, Paints, Oils aud Dye
Stuff. lamps, Chimnsys, Spices, CT.
gars and every kind of house keeping
goods, usually kept in first class
Drug Store. Prescriptions carefully
compounded. LADD BROS.
aug l2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
Scareily of Women.

s. ,loneNrri pioneer writes as follows
fronra," t%rnn Wyomiug:
" sincerely wish tina; many hun.
1a* uf'oid hiaids and widows who
not get husbands at home would
: out hcic, Where they could
dlIy get choice of good, honest,
working men,, WHO could make
comfortabI6 "antf independent.
are, | really think, five men
=, for one woman. Ia fact very
- men haze been compelled to
With native Indian women, who,
eye, are perfect frights, and
in their coUduct than appear.
although that is bad enough"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13

We will'con.mhor to' phrclidseFCvt-
ton during tho'oou'ing tuil. The lib
cral prizes paid by WiLNshoro mer.
chants the p'st year, we trust, will
induce all Fairfield to sell their cot
ton at'homc. COUNT ALL COST
WEh"-you can iind no better mar
ket. HE "LADD BROS Il co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-13
{NlION GINS.

ONoWN'% Georgia Pattern Cotton Gins,
- are simple. durable, we'll made of good
materials, ,Srr& light running, and unsur-
passed IN the quantity of the staple pro
dnrr1. prire $4Ter saw, delivered aynt any
H. Il. drr"! IN this state. @hcre The n eight
does not exceed that OF two Railroads. .Ns
GullcIts Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins
tho cotton Ircm these Gins always com.
mands the highc II market price v hrrc'ors
dlnnrg care is taken in the preparation. I,
AZ the Cotton States Fair, held at Aucusln!
Ca. last year, there were ton gins in com
petition. and the premium was,awnrGcl to
The G"I''tG Gin. Price 50 and $3.50 per
saw. , .... :.
Cotton Presses Of various PATTERNS, Horse
Powers, lsoudley's Portable Steam Engines,
Eriuly's Kor,ucky pqughs.
.lIt ,.i&'ls iC. .GRANEhy,
50. Fast Bay st., south OF; uc' roSio(licc,
Charleston ). c, - e { .naga Pm