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No Humbug.-f you want good Mat
tresses and Bedding cheap, call at Ed. II.
Miller's, No. North College street, before
buying elsewhere. noy29 eod1m
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Another Change.
Road Commissioner.

The offie of W. j. Stokes, pension agent,
Park streets on the 1st of January, 1872.
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Geo. r. Calhoun & Co. have new and
select stock Of solid Sterling Silyerware,
Nickel Silver Tea Sets, and Triple plated
Silverware for Christmas presents. decl0 If
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Boots and ShOes.-Ladies' and Gentle
mems fine custom-made Boots, Shoes and
Caters, superior quality, just received and
for sale at low prices, at No. AZ North Col
lege street, next door to Union, east side
decl6 If CHAs. b. HALL.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRAND BAIL:
THERE WILL BE A GRAND BALL TO BE
IL given at COncordia Hall
On Wednesday, Dec. 10, IS7I,
for the benefit of The widows and orphans.
Tickets s1.C0. decl3 wed, thur, sun5stues
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A Christmas Gift for your friend, rela-
tive or notwithstanding more accepta-
bic than one of Giers' beautiful colOred
Photos or Pearltypes. dee10 lot
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James H. Brautley is a candidate for
Magistrate in the City District; election to
take place on the 10th inst. deel5 I'd
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Shawls, Furs, Christmas.-Beautiful
Shawls and Rich Furs just received. APP
proPriate for Christmas presents.
THOMPSON Bros. & KELLY.
doc16 Rt
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Inducements offered in Kid Gloves, of
which we have large assortment, at No.
10 Public Square.
MANLOvE, RICHARDS & MEADoRs.
declT sunSWed
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A Handsome Robe de Chambre.
A ! dOz. Fine CuStOm-made Shirts.
A dOz. Fine Handkerehiefs.
A pr. Silk Suspenders.
A pr. Lined Fur Top Kid Gloves.
An Elegant Silk Scarf.
A Broadway Style Silk Hat.
And all Of the Latest Novelties for
Gentlemen's Wear at
dec17 It ELY & WHITESIDE,S,
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FOUND.

A LADY's GOLD BREAST PIN,
With Coral Ornament Owner may get same by
applying at this Office and paying FOR advertise
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Boots and ShOes.-The very best ''Cus
tom Work. Of the latest STYLES for every
one, at prices not to be beat in this or any
city. Full lines Of Boots ana Shoes Of all
sizes and qualities for every purpose OF
country life. Goods and prices satisfactory
TO all. Cali and be suited.
JOHN RAMAGE q Son,
nov23 If As College street.
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"HOIiday Black, SILK Hat
just received at Gray s. NO.
ble'S. dee16 1H
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From and after Jan. l, 1872, the price of
subscription to our daily editions viii be as
follows:
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Hair Braids, Curls, Chignons and
Chatelaines of the latest style at Jos. E..
LoiSeau Il Co.'s, 21 North Cherry street.
decI7 ct
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Handsome and Useful Presents for
ladies and gents at Jos. E. LOiseau & Co.'S.
dec17 st
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Pensions.

Thirty pensions we're paid yesterday at
,ba Nashville Pension Agency,
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For the Helldays.-H. c. Linek, No.
"a Union street, would inform the public
that he is prepared to furnish the finest
brands of Foreign and Domestic Liquors at
the lowest prices, and would call special at
tention to his pure KELLY ISLAND WINE;
sold by the gallon or bottle.
dec17 tiIlianI'72
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Christmas Gifts for Gentlemen.

Cash paid for Diamond, Gold and Silver
at l. NJ. Sobel g. Co.'s. dec17 1w
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Closing Out!--50 fine Mink Sets at SIS
a Set, worth $50.
CIIAS. RICHHEIMFR u Co,
dec17 If 46 College street.
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Christmas Week.-HOliday Goods at
reduced prices at the Hair Store Of Jos. E.
Loiseau at Co., q North Cherry street.
dec17 st
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Tow Trunks / Toy Trunks and every
variety ladies' and gentlemen's elegant
Trave isg Trunks at reduced prices for cash
until J n. /. VIM. DUNsTEAD.
deet7 If s
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Probate Court.

c. F. Collins was yesterday appointed
guardian of Julia Owen, minor orphan.
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Shawls! Shawls!! Shawls Him
mense bargains in Broche and Wool Shawls
at the Trade Palace, ii Public Square.
dec17 If JOHN GILGAN Il Co.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

In 1HnVAU 1lME 1dDAEs
Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Two Daily Trains Sunday excepted)
NJ. / Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 500 P. N.
Leaves Lebanon at. 100 A. N.
Arrives at Nashville at..s:45 A. n.
No. 2 Leaves Lebanon at 400 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville at..6:30 P. NJ.
Leaves Nashville at. 700 A. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. 1880 A. NJ.
Nashville and Decatur RaiirOad.
GOING SOUTH-Nashvillea and Decatur trains
leave station on South Cherry street at $50 A. M
and 700 p. NJ. No train Sunday morning
Accommodation at $3.50 P. NJ, (goes TO Column
bia.l Trains arrive at $50 A. II. and $50 P. N.
Accommodation ct $3.50 A. N.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Station on North College street, at $40
4. NJ, and 2:30 P NJ.
Arrives at s:15 A. NJ. and $50 P. N.
The 2:30 -. N. train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallatin, except Edge
field junction. and does not run on Sunday.
GaIIatfn Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville: .--......-..-r...-.5:f $40 P N
EdTefieId and kentucky RaiIrOad.
Trains on the Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad
will run as follows:
Mail leaves Nashville 500 A. N.
Express leaves Nashville. 1880 P NJ.
Mail arrives ......... 500 P. N.
FEpress arrives .... $50 An.
st. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
Chattanooga train leaves. S:45 A NJ anc l:O0 P M
4" arriTes.2:I5 p. N. and 3:15 a. NJ.
-cmphis train leaves. 800 H. Il. and go P. NJ.
- arrives 800 A. NJ. anc $40 P N.
St. Louis train leaves. $50 A. N. and - P. N.
4" arrives. 800 A. N. and 500 P. II.
ShelHyyiIle train leaves. $50 P. n.
- arrives. 9:45 A. n.
The S:45 A. N. and rs P ". train DO not run
CU SUNDAYS.
gIf 3:2O A. " and 7:e9 ,. NJ. trairs run daily.
LoaiBViIie and Cincinnati SboT Line
Railroad.
Trains leave and arrive at Louisville as follows
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
/. c. & L. Junction......... 600 An.
CincTnati Mail, except
SUNDAY. 9:25 Pm.
Southern Fast Linz ncept
Sunday 6:15 A. NJ. $40 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Express, daily. $50 P. n. l2:lO P. NJ.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Sunday. 1O:45 P. NJ. 5:2S A. NJ.
Lexington Nail, except
Sunday. sos A. NJ. $40 P. NJ.
Lexington Express, except
Sunday. ................ $50 p NJ. ll:l9 P. NJ
Lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday......... 5:O5 p. NJ 800 A. NJ
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Burnett's Cocaine eexclls any other lar
preparation. iap9 law sun ly
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ELY & WHITESIDE'S.

Wet Goods of all description for the
holidays at Desor's Wine House, and I
Cedar street. dec17 If
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Elegant Masquerade Costumes, Wigs
and Masks at Jos. E. Loiseau q Co.'s.
dec17 st
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dec16 ct
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nov23 If
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Outrageous Procedure.

In another column to-day we publish
an account of an affair in Union.
which for villainous and diabolical
character, stands ahead Of anything
we have read Of in long time. 1t is
but another chapter in the list of
grievances trcasul cd up by the people
of this State. y hen the day of re-
tribution comes, as sutcly it will,
somebody will be made to suffer for
so dastardIy an outrage.
Under Il so called form Of law, out
RACES arc committed that ought to
bring shame to the check Of the great
booby that sits in the White House.
Has the moral sense of tho govern.
mcnt descended to such q low point
that there is no protection for fcma les
from the insults of brutal soldicry .
Verify il seems so.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
MHiOr VFOOdyVarG,S Address.

We fnd this address, says the
Colusnbia fr1nix, in tho Winnsboro
News, of November 2l. It is re-
fresbins to read the views of frank,
outspokcn mcn-such as this gentle.
man is known TO be. Tie address
may be considered politico- agricul-
tural-for Major Woodward is not
afraid to express his sentiments on
the political situation, in its relations
to his noble calling, agriculture. And
'hus may it ever be. We arc sick Of
this talk about ignoring politics. 1t
generally comes from those who, in
their selfish pursuits; have no public
interests to care for. If by "pclitics"
one refers I'd tho arts of tho donna
gogue or tho petty methods of self.
seeking, VIC say ignore suoh now and
alwaya. But if by politics ono means
wheroby the prosperity Of commutii
ties isto be promoted III honor and
honesty, th1n it can be brought for
ward with great propricty in an agri-
cultural adlfcss. IN the address be-
fore us, Maj. Woodward, our esteemed
friend, writes like an intelligent, acute
and practical plantcr-and like an
honest, true and manly son Of Caro-
lima soil. We commend his utter
anccs to those who will insist npon too
much water in their political brandy.
Maj. W. belongs to that clas; in the
South who propose to live and not
dio.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
SlHEKiFEHS SALES. :

Rl virturc of sundry executions TO me
- directed. will offer for sale a. Fair
field Court House on the first Monday nnd
the day following. in December next with.
i'll the legal hours of sale, 10 the highest
bidder. for cash, The following Persona
Property. Purchasers to pay for titles
Twelve bales Of Cotton levied upon rs tho
property Of Squire Hall, at The suit of Ba
cot Co.
a lot seed cotton, lot pea vines, s. bush
cls corn and d7G pounds fodder. levied upor
as the property Of Stephen jackson, at tho
suit Of Wul. Salmon.
Ten bushels corn, ego pounds seed cot
ton. stacks fodder, levied upon rs the pro
pcrty Of Calvin Gibson, at the suit of Joh,
\. Simpson.
One bale of cotton levied upon "a tn,
property Of II, L. RoShorongh, at the sui
Of ). j.. Rosborou&h anl others
l.. ". DUYALL, S. L. G.
Shcriir's OGicc.
Winnsboro, : c.. Nov, 18th, 1871.
nov l-X2fl
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Be Guided by what y)u Know.
nbS %
hOf GG-tl

j y
There is an old provcrb which says, "Ex-
Pcriencc is the safest guide" TO this
guide the sick and niling naturally turn
when casting about for the means Of relief
They inquire what n medicine has done for
others. before they adopt it Themselves
Or all the remedies ard prcYcntivcs in use
lioStcit'r's Stomach BiticrS meets the test
most tIiumphantly. and hence lis immense
popularity and vast sales The srticrc,
from lndlc cS'ion IS sure TO GEd some one
among his iricnd> who has been cured OF
! that ailn.c.t by the famous vrgr.uh,c
Si"machic. The victim rf fever and nuuc
liver complaint, cunSliratitu, u"rvnn> pros
l'aIi"n, or general debility. has only to
| make 'rquiry in thc nci;;hburhood where
lie resides IN order TO discover what his
Slardard restorative has effected ", eases
similar to his own. 1n the published lrs
h'nony I" us merits lie will find volume
OF pr""T; Of ITS *?riia:y properties Which
it is imlnS>ihle !nr his common sense to re.
sISi. lie iii' : il, and The citvct it produces
on his system a!Gs another 10 the hes, Of
witnesses in its favor. Thus. T'a rcinta.
non, founded u! iaC:s, Loi assertions, con.
''nuniiy grows and SI reads. CIarlatn ~
ana 'mp"StrrS. some o.: them mere local
iflcNSi"rS, an" others who take somewhat
widcr range, attempt To thrust into the
hands and down the tn, oats OF invnhds.
! their harha.a'd concoclion<, ~ substitutes
for tht .onc which for 50 many ycafs has
| been mcdici1l staple throughout the Uni
lrd states. Spanish America, Canada, and
Inc West Indies, but only succeed To n very
limited extent. In this reasoning agc, tho
people, having aSccrtaincd what Tins really
deserving Of their ccni,fcncc decline
'ruhhlng after straurc gods"
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5++7----~>>>~~--~~-~~>~~>~--
Crunbs, ,lr.. ,
The State Lunatic Asylum is full,
and many applicants arc being turned
away.
Henry VI. Burns, l.. J.. D., has
been elected to fill the chair of Classi.
col Literature in the College of Char
lesion.
Franklin said "A newspaper md
Bible in every house, and 4 good
school in every district, arc the rrinci-
pal supports oT virtue, morality and
civil liberty"
There welc 44 deaths in Charles.
ton for tho weak ending Nov. Is, Of
which 10 were white and 2S coIorcd.
Romantic Amelia Ito her bctrot.
cd young dcctor) )-:Look, dear, such
a beautiful sunset The sky is all
criu's'n." Unromantic Doctor
"f" "s-appcars to have had plas-
ter on it,"
Charleston has had black frost, and
the inhabitants have bid farewell to
yellow jack.
WIN. II. Townsend, E,q, n young
and prominent lawyer, and former
resilient Of Barnwoll, died at Aiken,
on Saturday last.
The Chester Reporter says Mum
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Disappointed.

Quite large crowd Of whites and
blacks, the latter prcdominating, asa
scmblcd at the depot on the arrival of
tho down train yesterday to see the
X. x. prisoners on their way to
Columbia, but we're disappointed, as
"nary" prisoner was on board.
Henry Jehnson, with many Of his
h'lnn, went to feast his eyes, but had
to 60 away without seeing tho pre-
cious sight.
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distinguished Arrivals.

Hon. Reverdy Johnston and Hon.
II. i. Bond, U. S, Circuit Judge. ar,
rived in Columbia on Saturday last.
4'he former is to defend, the latter to
try the x. K. prisoners at the sitting
of the "Bloody Assizcs'' this week IN
Columbia. Mr.. johnson has wide
spread reputation as constitutions
lawyer, aud doubtless will aston;sl.
our kadlcal law. makers in his attacks
upon their unconstitutional proceed
ings.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Thanksgiving Proclamation.

rT'llE year is approaching its termination.
L. and, humhly acknowledging the Su.
prcmc knrr Of the Universe rs The nrbiter
and controller Of its dcstiniGs, and III &C.
cordanch with timc-honorcd custom and
concurrng with ,hc Proclamation of the
PrcSidcn! ofihc United States, deem tho
present a fitting occGSion to recommend TO
the people OF South Carolina the adoplion
of Thursday. the 3Orh Of November, as Il
day of solemn thanksgiving to Almighty
God for. his unnumhcrcd blessings. Rev
crcntiy assembling in their sanclunrics OF
prayer, and praise, may they make their
humble cont!itiOn and acknowledgements.
rciacmb' ring in their prisons the dcsoiaic 9
and oppressed, and realizing that he that
knoweth Him, hath mercy on the poor.
And through The holy and impressive in
tlucncc Of these acts of devotion, may VIC
be the better prepared o perform Our duties
10 God nnd our fclowmrn, to rcsis, evil and
conquer temptation, and become more con
secrated to every rious and patriotic duty.
In virtue whereof, | have hrrcunio set my
hanl an nYcanscd he Great Seal of tue
STAT" T." ic affixed. nt Columbia, this
eighth day Of November, a. d. 1871
Il. 8. and in the ninety sixth year Of the
independence Of the United States OF
America.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
+. j.. tARnozA, Secretary Of State.
nov-xlfl
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E'lic Weather..

"The clerk of the Weather. must
be on Il spree, for he has been playing
some queer pranis during tho past
week. We wish detective Murphy
would hunt him ur. ond put him in
"limlo' until lie comes to his senses
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
New Advertisements.

fresh Arrivals-McMa Master & Bricc.
Wanted--Jamcs Beatty. ..
10 Rent-F. Gerig
Sheriff Sales-L. W. Duvall.
Fine Boots and Shocs-Mc Master
Il Bricc.
S. Wolfe has an Elephant ou exhi-
bitiou.
Fresh Pork and Sweet Potatoes at
II. w. D,sportcs.
Nv. NJ. Dwight, Intendant, notice to
Proporty-holdors, and offer Of Re-
ward.
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The State Of South Carolina,
FAIRFIELD COIINvY

b" w. w. NELSON. Isl, Pro'atc JuIyr
W !iEREAS. John \. Rohrr!son. hath
~ tnaLc III! I" mctn, grant him Letters OF
Administration Of the Estate ana effects Of
MarRarc: iarbor"ngh, Iced These arc
therefore, TO cite and admonish all and sin
euhr The Kindred aud creditors of the said
Margaret Marlborough, dcccn:cd. thu, they
he aud appear. fcfrrc me. III the Court of
Prehhto, to he hcl / at W,nhshoio. on the
Il day Of Nov. next. after publication
hereof, at II O'Clock in the forenoon. to
show cause, if any they have, why the
.said Ad"'ini>!ro,;o ;on should not JIG granted.
Given under NY hand, iEis "a day Of
November, \. b. 1871.
". NJ. NELSON.
nov l@~lXr2 J'iI3a .; proholc.
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MANrrAcrupiN1 EyTrNrnlsE tx CilARIEs
oN.-Charscsion is fast becoming manu-
featuring as we'll asa commercial CITY,
me largest nanufaclo!y Of doors, sashcs.
blinds, %c, in the Southern Sites is THAT
~ Mr. +. L. ToALH. on iIorlbcck's Wharf
III that city, sales rooms At No. 20 nayac
street. Mr.. ToALE'S advertisement ap-
rcrs in anothc" column. noy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
A Daring Burglary and Out
E2Xo.

rage.
On Monday morning between mid
night and daylight, the dwelling of
OUT esteemed fellow.citizen, Mr.. JAS.
R. Aiken, was entered by unknown
parties, and two hundred and fifteen
dollars and somo household articles
stolen thercfrom. The burglars gain
cd admission through the front door
which had been luft unlocked. Seve-
raj pieces Of clothing belonging to
Mr.. Aiken, together with crockery
ware, glass ware, and table linen, were
taktn and left OH the sidewalk, in
front Of the house. Mr.. ,A's buggy
was rollcd out from his carriage -housc
and left standing in tho yard: The
pooket.book from which the money
was extracted was fou,id lying in the
back yard. ...
In connection with this affair, we
may mention that note was left at
the residence of Capt. l}acot, next
door to Mr.. Aiken's, By the parties
who had committed the burglary, t.:
forming Capt. B. that they entered
Mr.. AS room. and Gn'iiig him siok
took nothing but his pocktt.bool;, and
In the same note throatencd Capt. i;
with like visitation in short time
signing themselves K X! catchers
"Black Horse" Chester, S. G.
From the wanton manner in which
this whole affair was conducted, we
regard it the boldost robbery that was
ever committed in our Town, and We
trust every one in the community vii
keep n sharp lookout for these night.
walkers, and when detected give them
such a reception as will serve as a
lifetime warning. Give them cold
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Fresh Arrivals.

4 NEW supply Of Cnlicocs, IIomcspnns
IN Ladies Mcrino Vests, Gloves, CHG.
mons. Dress Trimmings, &c. Also, ncw
stock Of Hardware, Locks, Hinges. Coffee
Mills, Spades, Shoyels. and Window Glass
Also. Astral Oil which is perfectly safe 10
uso for light McMASTER g. BKICB.
nov 28
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
lSeIcascl.

Wo are pleased to learn that
Mcssrs: lredell Jones, and James
Rattc,ee, and DR.. Avery, of Rock
Hill, confined for somo time past in
Jail at Yorkville, charged with Ku-
kIuxing, wore released on Monday
without bail, and allowed to return
once more to their homes. The man
ner Of their release sccihs to contcm-
plato an absolute discharge. At
least, we hope such is the cnso.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Nuisance.

We beg leave to call the attention
of the Town authorities to what We re-
gard nuisance, and that is, the wash
ing Of vehicles at the public well,
thereby rendering the sidewalk dis
agreeable to walk over, and almos,
impossible. We trust it will be
abatcd.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Base ks:iIl.

This gamo seems all the rage in our
Town nowadays amongst the iuvc-
niles and large bays.
Any of our citizens desiring to
witness some fhc sport can be graft
fled almost any evening by strolling
up towards "thc college green"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-11-29
Local TteKanS.

~ D6n't forget, whom. gyoa "sell
your cotton" to call and pay your
little bill at tho News 4 HERALD Of.
fec. . .1 ...... ..... ...
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SvinnSbOro cotton Market.

For the week ending 9th inst, 5l5
bales Of cotton have been sold in this
market at prices ranging from l6 to
l7Atoents ":r', .,s.j a..
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ACknO tvIcdSennent.

We tender our sincere thanks 10 Mr..
j ohm Wilson for a few extra fine
sweet potatoes, left at our ofice on
Monday.
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ssHHOvv Is This for RaAgh %

A, friend Of ours was caught the
other night straining his sweetheart
to his bosom, but justified himself on
tho ground that no has right to
strain his own honey.
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Query :!

In view of the recent outrage de-
tailed in our columns, don't We need
stronger police forco7 What think
our stcitY fathers Z"
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\Statc Of South Carolina,

FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
The StNc of South Carolina, plaintiff, vs.
the SNrtanburg and Union Railroad
ComtanA aud others crcditors.-. Ordc,
for sale, ~
by virtue ofa HScretal order in the above
stated case. MI ihe%reditors Of the Spar.
tanhnrg and Union h hlroad .Conpauy arc
required TO prove -andSstahlish their lie
mands against The said ACompany, before
us, aa Special referees, aNhc law office of
James II Ri.n, Esq in Mnsboro, $. G
on the 2G'h, eth, 18th, Goth M&d 3Oth days
Of Decemhcr, a d. 1871, and oM>Ihc 23d,
2th' 25th, 2G'h, 9th aud 2sthNnys OF
january, A. d 1872.
JAMES NJ. BANTEM
THOMAS B. JETER,
nov 2"-'iiistlcb Special Referees
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RIO RGm e.

FEllE store occupied by Dr. c. Nohcy.
a Possession given tho 1st OF January.
For further particulars apply to
nov % tx5. l.. GERIG.