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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
The CHIEF BREWERY.

Tho largest brewery In the world is
that OF Barclay, Perkins & CO.. LON
don. They Use annually Is 600 bales
of hops, aud make over l,000.O0 bar.
rels Of ale aud porter. Their place
covers twelve acres In the heart OF
London, for which they recently re-
fused the sum Of $40. 900, 900, or 81
$50. 900 per acre. Barclay, Perkins
& Co. use 1000 pounds of hops and
Il. 500 husheis Of malt daily. They
make 1850 barrels of beer at q brew
ing. Their porter IL stored In liz
large tubs. each holding from 1900 to
5000 barrels. Talk about big barrels /!
Why, they have seven casks, called tho
..seyen sisters." which hold $500 bar
rels each. They are fifty feet high and
thirty feet in diameter Their drausht
horses are the marvel Of all London.
They have l63 OF the splendid l9-hand
horses worth 800 apiece. : They are
30 heavy as to wear out an Inch thick
horseshoe la one or two weeks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
A SLY Dog.
He Captures Coons for the Family.
From the Cumberland NewS.l

From the Cumberland NewI.l
The moonlight nights of the past two
weeks have afforded a splendid oppor-
tuuity for coon hunting In the western
section Of TIL. county, and especially
In the Grantsville region. where coons
have heen this year unusually abund-
ant. A man with a good dog, both up
to the tactics Of hunting the coon .pe-
cles Of "varmint," can succeed In find
lug Il half dozen Of them Oh most any
moonlight night, and the game has
been very extensively sought for re-
Gently, and among the coon.hunters
the merits Of their respective dogs
have come into competition. A friend
of ours. recently from the Grlntyllle
region, reports that an acquaintance
OF his. an old m expert hunter, Is the
owner Of II dog that does contributing
OIL his own account. The dog fire.
quently Sa.lies out alone ut night aud
soon trees his fayorite game aud then
patiently waits beneath the tree till
morning. when he begins barking to
attract the attention OF his muster,
who. upon hearing the well known
bark of his dog, proceed. to the spot
aud captures thu game, often securing
two or three coons oil a Jingle tree.
Sometimes the dog catches u coon by
himself, as the Latter. getting tired Of
staying on the tree all night rs a pril-
oner. endeavors to slip Oft slyly from
the dog. aud starting OH 4 run for Its
den or place Of conccalment, but the
watchful dog Is always too smart for
the coon, aud after u fierce struggle
tor life the victim Is clicked to death
by the dog. aud then. If there are no
more coons freed. the dog trots of
home with the dead coon In hi. jaws,
and lays tho animal down at hi. mas
ter's door. A few nights ago this dog,
of his own accord, went to the hunting
grounds and freed six coons on nj
tree. where he kept them guarded I'M
til daylight, when his loud barking
drew his master to the place. who with
his trusty old rifle. 1901 brought all
six of the coons TO grass. If anybody
has a coon dog to beat this one we
wunt to know 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
THE SUrRo TUNNEL.

This great mining enterprise which
promises to develop and thoroughly
explore the mineral region lying b.
tween Carson River and the Comstock.
which Is known aud satisfactorily
demonstrated 10 contain extensive and
valuable veins Of tho precious metals.
Is still progressing ut an energeti,
rate. 1t Is now considerably thu
longest tunnel in the country, and i
being enlarged to Its full contemplated
size As fast as possible. aud the various
air and working shafts along the line
arc being sunk as rapidly rs men anu
machinery will allow OF. Quite a
thriving young city has sprung up al
the mouth Of the tunnel, and a stage
line connects it with the Virginia and
rruckee Railroad at the Mound House.
Perhaps some day a branch Of the rail-
road may take the place Of the stage
line. Notwithstanding Mr.. Jones
public declaration that he will oppose
any Government subsidy la aid o. its
construction. the tunnel Is very liable
TO be pushed to comp!etion, unless
Jones manages to slaughter the indie.
fatigable Sutro.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
Virginia City, Oct. 80, 1872.

TnE British revenue from all sorts
of taxation. for the year ending OIL the
'0th of September, amounts to $685.
3OS. 275, which Includes BIG, 500. 0O0
from An Increased income tax imposed
last year. But. independent Of this,
there Il an increase of $l5. 900, 900 OH
the returns from customs. excise,
stamps, posto!ice and other sources.
It is a pleasant thing for the Minister
of Finance to have so large n surplu.
as this. and it will come in at the right
time when Sl5, 500, 900 In gold has to
DO paid over to the United States, In
compliance with the award Of the Ala.
bama claims arbitrators at Geneva.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

MORE RoyAI. JArs.-Last evening.
says the Oakland Transcript OF October
2s.there passed through Oakland on tho
overland train Prince Fusini, uncle of
the Mikado. He Ia on his way 10
Japan. In response to a telegram nm
nouncing the death Of the great uncle
Of the Mikado Prince Fus,ni, In caso
Of the death of the Mikado. without
Issue, would ascend the throne of
Japan. No reception will be accepted.
as he desires to return quietly to Japan
on the next steamer.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
A STORY FOR CHILDREN.
About Horace Greeley.
[From Ii. Seneca Falls N. " courer.l

-
tfrom the Seneca Falls q. ~ cou'ier.l
am going to tell you about Horace
Greeley. He Is q very great man. He
was once n poor editor. An editor Is
o man who lives on what other men
owe him until he starves to death. Mr..
Greeley did not starve because he ate
80 much Graham bread. do you love
Graham bread? Sometimes Mr.. Gree
ley would write pieces for the Tribune.
He belonged to tho Now York Tri-
bunc, or the New York Tribune be-
longed to him. aud | have forgotten
which. The Tribune bad a great many
subscribers. A subscriber Is a person
who takes a paper aud says he Is very
much pleased With 1t, aud he tells
everybody else that he ought to sub
scribe" After lie has subscribed
about seven years, the editor writes to
him and asks him to let him have
IA so two dollars and fifty cents aud
linen the subscriber writes back TO the
editor and tells him not to send him
hi. old ape any more, for there Is
nothing In it, and the poor editor goes
and stsryes sorue more.
Now | will tell you about Mr. Gree
ley. He u.ed to wrap up strawberry
plants aud beets aud such things In his
PAPER, and send them to his subscrib-
ers. His paper was mot an organ"
20 you see 1t would hold II good many
strawberry plants. Mr.. Greeley had
heard that any poor boy might be Pres
ident of the United States, aud haro
plenty Of money aud buy Alaska dia-
monds aud st. Dnmingoes aud things.
so he used to sit ami think how he
might become President. Then he
wolid scratch his head. lie did not
ave any HAIR OH his head, like you and
/. so ne soon made his head very sore
and people used to call him the Great
Sur. Head. and then Mr., Greeley
would SAY, You lie, you villain, you
iie!" There were IL great many who
itched all over In spots to be President,
or Governor, or Constable, or some
thing else beside what God intended
them to be.
These men were all very sorry when
they saw Mr.. Greeley's head. aud they
said let Us mako him President and
maybe his O o head will get we'll, SO
they all got together, without regard
to country, creed or color, politics or
religion" aud they called themselves
Democratic Republicans" which is
a Greek word, aud means '.a%nything
TO vet AZ IN. Treasury" The Treas.
ury IA n larg. building IN Washington,
WHARF, oil ,hr oold of The limited States
Ia Ion, mil ,Ssr. Ia a Garner IN Wall
streef, Vnn don,t know what n corner
Is, INV children. and I will not make
rnr H,,h,nny he Filing Won
Well asf was saving, ali the people
yo, tngsther IN n MACE called Ciucln-
nnt, Chr. ,h.v pacI n great deal of
nort and thew NH agreed that Mr..
Er.sIcv was good man because hc
6iI nor I'm w anS religion. and that he
WA n "rrat maj because h. did not
lave any noIitic.. and would make a
1,,J pr..iIsmt, os n. wouIJ NOT have
sny of ,hos.. ,hinys n bother him. 40
,ho, ,,IJ hin, ," 1r.s. h,n.eIf mn pic.
a"I hIa.S his boots. and 20 and
..Sw.;n" oro,,",i thn rir,.ls'm you love
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

L. w. ABRAHAM, late Senator from
Esmeralda county. and for a long time
publisher OF the Lyon County Sentinel.
has Quit SILT Lake City, where he las
resided since tho adjournment Of the
last session of the Nevada Legislature.
and taken a position Oh the Phoebe
Record.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

The BLOODY CHAsM.-Susan B. An
thony says: The big chasIn the Lib
erals have talked &C much about EVIL
IDENTIFY lies between the cottage at
Chappaqua and the White House at
Washington. across which no human
hai.ds will ever clasp. Tie die Is cast !
the Ru1icon l. passed. Greeley now
retires to rutabasas, and to find a new
chasm-that which lies between the
Presidential nominee and the Tri-
buRe's editorial chair.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
JOB WORK

Having received an extensive assort
ment Of the latest styles OF type from
Painter & Co.'S type foundry. San
Francisco, We arc prepared to do bet
ter Job work than ever. Poster work,
hand-bllls, dodgers, tickets, etc. print.
cd for political parties In the most APP
proved style. Also, bill-heads, circu'
lars. all kinds OF cards aud similar
printing done to order with neatnes'
and dispatch, and on the most reason
able terms.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

PowERsuI. BRASpr. They hive
brandy az Petaluma so pow, rfni that
it will ignite when expo. cd within Is
feet of a lighted candle. Trurket
brandy don't attract fire Is feet away.
but it attracts men miles away. ard
after It has attracted It ignites them
and they burn freely for hours
Truckee Republican,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

AMONG the public property at Car
son City and vicinity exempt from
taxation Is the following, with It's estl-
mated valuc, taken from the assess
ment rol, Of Ormsby county: United
States Branch Mint, S225. 900; Nevada
State Prison, $Su,OU0; Nevada State
Capitol, $l15.000; Nevada State Or
phlu Asylum, Sla, 800,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

CHALLENGE AocErTED.-Baldy Green
has accepted the challenge Of Clark
Foss, OF San Francisco, who says he
can drive faster on the grade Of the
Sierra Nevada summit than any other
living man-for $1,000. Baldy says
be will 20 him $20W better on that
proposition. -UhRs Pine EeTs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30

AN editor sat down and wrote
"white plquc costumes are now popu-
lar and the compositor set 1t up
white pine collins are not popular"
which Of course they are not.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-10-30
Births.
NEW
DUCKKYR GOLD AND sII.yE

DUCK RYE GOLD AND SILVER
ID Mining Company-Locatlon OF Works,
Devil's Gate District, Lyon County, State Of
Nevada.-NotIcc IL hereby given, inst a. 9
meeting OF the Trustees OF said Company, held
on the 18Th day Of Oeto tr A. D. 1917, an
assessment Of Two Dollars per share was levied
upon the capital stock OF said Company, pay
able Immediately, In United States gold coin,
Room 90 Hsyward's Building, 4l9 California
street, San Francisco, Cal. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid ON
MONDAY, tho second C2d) day OF December.
A. D. 1874, shall be deemed delinquent, and VII
be duly advertised Tor sale at public auction.
and uniess payment shall ho made before. VII
DO sold on MONDAY, the Esd day OF December,
A. D. 1872. TO pay tho delinquent assessment
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
CHAS. II. FISH. Secretary.
0hico Room No. 20. Hayward's Building, 4ls
California street, San Francisco, Cal. oc& "a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
GYiai .talsiya al,


49, ....,. .... nd all civilized coun-
Wis '"' Ne tern Hemisphere, is now
puhh>' e.. md ,eahy ;or delivery, in tho
English. German French, Norwe. .iau,
Welsh. swedish. l.olt.nI. Bohemian aud
span Sh languages, ani all who wish to
understand The true philosophy Of health
should re,d and ponder the valuable sug.
ge,tions it contains. In addition to an nd
mhahle mc'i>al ;tea,ise on tho causes,
prevention and cure Of n great variety Of
diseases, it embraces u large amount Q. iu-
| formation Int cresting 10 the merchant, the
mcchanic. the miner, tho farmer, tho plan
ter, and professional ihnii and the caluu.
lntions have been made for such meridians
and latitudes rs nre most suitable for n cor
root and comprehensive National Calendar
Tho nature, uses, and extraordinary
sanitHry. effects Of IIoscttcr'o Stomach
Bittcrs, tho staple tonic and Alternative Of
moro than half the I hri>tinn world, nro
fully set forth in its pn.c. wh;r, ,,r also
intorspersed with pic,o. II! III ,a,,a,i ms.
valuable recipes fur tho household aud
farm, humorous anecdotes. and other in.
strucive and anus in, reading matter,
original and selected. Among the Auuuals
TO appear with the opening OF tho year, this
Will be ono Of The most nsetul, aud Mdy he
had for the asking. The proprictors, Mcssrs
Hostettcr & Smith, PiLlsburg. Pa. on re-
ceipt Of two cent stamp. Will forward n
copy by mail 30 any person who cannot
procure one In his neiehborhood. The
Bnters arc sold in every city. town Hnd
village, ard arc extensively used through,
out tie entire civilized world. >'--.
dec 3 .-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
OkeefinOkee Swamp.

Active DETERMINATION are in prooross
10 drain the orcat Okaef;noke = s,yomn
in Southern Georria This immense
swamp. the LARGEST counting Flor;da
out Of tue ouestionS in this mart Of
the world, is now being attacked IN
earnest, and q chartered comnanv nro.
pose to 500 ifit cannot be made yalua.
bic for somo things besides bears
coons. wild turkevs and snake. .The
swamp, which eStends down into the
urper border Of Florida. i'm thieklv
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
Special Notices..
Correct the ssonis cs,.

Itisa we'll ascertained physiological faet
that the origin Of most Of tho Ills tbat af.I
fiet humanity Is a. derangedS condition Of
canal. Tho bowels become
constipatsd and eluKgish, aud ihence aris.
%, atraih Of pninfal end distressing mala-
dies. As 4 preventive aud cure, there Is
no remedy so safe aud sure 40 Dir. TUFTS
Vegetable Liver Pills. 3z..g. :. IS. \
'.a"'sEN"'' WEST Polss, Ga, Sept 8, 1871. -
DR.. FIN. II. Tut. .....,,. s..,.,.. ...
Dear sir--I have been IN invalid for Ave
years, and have with fortitude and pa .
tiepce tried nearly every patent modiciue
known 10 the people without any effeotuel
relief: 1t was suggested by some OF my
friends to take your Vegetable Pills, for
which am under obligations for said sug
gestion. II. being a favorable one,. ! pro.
pose to state tho .etfects. l weigh r. mere
than l ever did, and my health is far better
than 1t haa been for Ave years. certain,
ly giveall the credit to your Pills; and as
soon as there is an Increase in the family,
you may bet if it is n malo that his n; me
shall be Tut. Publish If you choose.
-t ,.v,.. r..s ,,.. r-s.,..-.,.J. a. DONALDSON.
~. ATT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

BUILDING MATENIAL.-In nno h"r col.
umn will bo found tho advertisements: o. ono
OF tho most extensive manufacturers of
Doors, Sasbes and Blinds in the Sou Thtrn
States. As the articles arc daily in dc.
mand By our best citizens, wn recommend
a,l who coalcmpla'e improving their houses
or places Of business to send for OH culars
and price lists Of thcsr articles, together
with tho prices Of builders hardware, mar
Bile mantlapicccs, French and American
window. glass, &c, TO =. z. Toalc, 20
Haync ST, Charleston. 8. c. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
The Fairfield Herald.
49, PURLIsHED
ET.E.REt,'~ ~H11,tsllgD .AcsES.DAY.
Legislative Control Of Railrpad GorPo.
fatiOng. S&S W. 4,

wo publish to'day,in full, the de.
'cision ofthei Circuit Court of Mo.
loan County, H., In the case of The.
People VS.. The Chioago and Altou.
Railroad coupsny. oaing Is Is
great Length, We ere compelled TO
omit in, this issue the stA Argument Cor.
the People, which we had intended
to publish Whit, but which, If Ne
can spare heapace In our nextsitsne,.
sc will pteeent to our readers as a
valuable adjunct 70 tho proper under-
standing of the oaso. The questions
involved, viz. ): Thepuwer Of State
Legislature to graut irrevooabl 10 fran
chiSes Of regulating tolls and charges
for tho transportation of goods and
passengers upon railroads, We consid.
or tu bio Qneof the most important
that has, ever engaged the atteption'
of . court of justice IN this country.
The immeuse powers uow exercised
hy'railroad and other companies, un-
der actssof incorporation, obtained in
many instances surreptitiously and by
msans Of corrupt purchase OF State
Ieo;slaturaa ora ennnrb en- ,l,,m
-, so.;n"al, ,n;.a"J e;.; T,'
ors af, IN of er H., :, .,.io,, 80
nowor uh;oh ;fV ~. 80. '"IsG
th.n ,bo ST.. ;,so,f ~ 60, hoou,
;nv az ia ao ov;I ,be m,ov;,,,J., ~,
which oan only bo fully realized when
the dcstinies Of the Republic will be
under its complete ccutrvl. Tho to.
c;o;,n of Jrdno T;uto,, ,L,t tbo, ~,
5sla,ure NJ Iil,no;s r, 4 q r;"bt :, noss
on no, nro, ou,,,n 49, ;,st G,.r;,in.
ton in ,,lis ar oh, '.,.. o., r,;j'o :.
,uo ,uol s,;I 20, Al not ;m,,',r,,'
ob,;vati,,,SS.,fSs2 %th 3s55ronifsc.~ h.t .y,c,,
lie Lcsisia 4 ,iTa y "a sb.%rp II. ,ajs u, ,
.,y> asntf,,,,, IN tue |.''..", rim,
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
An Indians Revenge.

to The R,ohiapd county (Wis.) lnde-
pendent tells curious story, which
it asserts asy a fact, . he following
effect: An Indian trupper and huu.
ter has rbeen operating III one Of the
NJ thrrn ,owuS o th.. c>m,ty, nii3.
gar h3r camp IIv''a q ta.m"r, ihr
y III bad n.x ljrcd w,lh ra'; ',.
.sushesy covered over With gl,se, ,bqs'
.Augusts uhst LLdiru came lp~'Gr a.
mer's house oue gay Intoxicated ,atc
'sked tho farmer to give him etr-
tain sheep that ne'wss preparing f."
e&hibii,n asthe county fair, sayi
th,tt ha,~as hungry. Thi, the f,r
refdsed but ufered him q hon i =
s*oald shoot II. 'hTh&Indian dec g..
he would bave the sheep, and fly
It. but missed it. Tbs farmer q,
set Ills dog on tie Indian aud ,or,>,
him away J a few nigh s SINCE, s.,
farmer was s"akonod from his see.
by something cole 'criw' in.: over Lis".
and seinps the otiao', hc hurled Il
across 6hr ON, llewrs n",r:f,! l.
he r 4 #nn}s ( '"t |ra lie in "v =
:drHos4 eif .'g*",np' ,rs,, ,"i:,> I" J
q -, ler. b. littE he rti ca up ..a
t'rona ur The T''gNt, 'whc" he saw a
LNgo Iatilysnakc coiled up at the foot
efthe bad, 2rehdy for aspiring. Seiz
ing his revolver, he fired and shot Off
its hoAd. The noise of tho pistol
aroused tho hired man, who hasten
cd to the room, and, before reaching
il (the door vas open,> killed two rat.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

tlssnakes. Two m.re were killed in
the bed room, making five in all. At
the font of tho bad was tho Indians
box. It is suppcsed that he ehterea
the open window and temptiedS the
snakes out on the bed ~ r$iF''sa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

Carolina National Bank,
COLUMBIA. 3. G.
Chpital Ste ok Paid In, S300,O0O.
Board Of Directors.
l.. D. Childa, Pres. Jno. T. Darby.
j ". Parker, Vice Pfts. r. NJ. Wallace.
G. D, Melton, Solicitor. Jno. s. Wiley.
r.. ONeale, jr., L. Htpe: -.
W, B. aulick, Chshier 49, -. VI
H .-. G J lfedell, Asst CGsRiet,
| N addition to ,lie ordinary and usual
j husiEess Of Bamking. the Carolina Nm.
'ional Bank Of COLUMBIA, 8. c.. issues In.
tctcst bcatihg Certificates for ntiy ntiiount,
payable OH denatd, and bearing seteh per
cent, interest frlm dtte, interest collEota.
bic every six months, if the certificate has
hot been previously presented. deposits
in gold received on snmc terms. and interest
paid in kind. Oepositore have oil the id
vanlages of
A SAVINGS fl fsANHk, Win.
and the safety Of their deposits is guardn-,
tced by pail-up capital of Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Persons liavitg funds
which they wish to invest temptratily, will
find this q safe means Of investment, re-
tutna bic upon demand, and always ready
for use shuuld d more profitable invest
meEt offer. ..I .v... .r--rj..,
Rcmittnnccs may be made by Express.
and Certificates will DO returned by mail
without delay. ~.
Columbia, S. c., Nov.l4, 1879.
nov 81 t3m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

ri SO 20 :. - :. .....-.
" Mhcrr, lt!.'. ... ...... H,;. ..
q the GENI'\. t..tlr.! go. ,..N.
"a SnSHF FA,,r. \ y 3. 49,, t'.:'!G> a.
q This macIiiht viii stitch l. III ell ',r,.
y uui!t, col bind hrnid and rmhrnid-r in
g " mosi superior manner. Price. ONLY $l5
+ Fully licensed AID warranted for five
yrnrs. Wcwll pny 81 ,0GO for any ma.
chine that will sew stronger, more
s h"haift:l. or mere elastic seam ,hun ours
ia II makes the. nEastio EIlp6k Siitc!,."-
~ Every second Stitch can be cut, and still
Il the cloth cann1t be pulled apart without
n '.aring We pny agent from ST5 TO $3.50
0 per month and expenses, or rc ornmission
80 from which twice ihnt amount can bc
w made. Address SECOAIB & CO.. Bos.
& ton, Mass.f Pittsburgh, Pa; Chicago, III.
Or ST. Louis, Mo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

I have used tet (lo) tons Of TIE stBno
Soluble on my cotton crop tho past seasoh
md am satisfed from close observation
that it has at least doubled the yield.
have been using the Wando for several
yeats, bit prefer tho 8, oh6, and l shalt
use large tmtunt on my crop the coming
(sigued.) .c : ". n. MASON.
Phosphate CO: .r>. ~ nov rs "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25

Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
On The line of lhe uNlONYAClFIC R,R.
$4,000, 900 SUI illotheat Fafifiins ;and
Mineral Lands IN America. ra..
1000. 900. Acres in Nebraska, in the
Platte valley, now for sale.
Mild Climate Fertile Soil,
for Grain growing and Stock Raising un-
surpassed by any in the United States.
Cheaper IN Price, more favorable terms
given, and u,orc convenient to market han
can be fnhnd elsewhere.
Free H0mcsteadS for Actual Set
l,.,,,..,. tiers. ,,.....a.,..
TRs tiesl iooatiop for colopiek4 Soldiers
entitled 10 Homestead Of 1G0 acres.
Send for the new Descriptive ,Pamphlot,
with new mnps, published IN English Ger.
man, ,iSwedish and Danish, y, mailed free
everywhere. -, Address,
''R ,''"a ." O.'F!DAvfs, Land com'r@'
,7>g r. .s4UIPRt Il, 90. Omaha, Neb,l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-12-25
Look! Free to All.

$50 per week 10 Agents, male or Female.
Tornll who wiliwriic For an Agency we will
send a copy or that Nv onder Of Wonders, -
the Illustrated Horn Of Plenty 1t cont nins
over fifty beautiful illu tgations. and will
he sent Frcoto all who may'writc. Address
| HARSIDE, nicrSon, n. j. - -----