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, 1872-11-19

HE VOTE OF WE7NE CoUN 7, M1CH:
DETROIT, Nov. 18.-rThe official canvass OF
ths coun taefaS 1aGa ison and
For President, Grant, 1916 Greeley, 9,291;
O'Conor, 227 Black, 81. a
For Governor, Bagley, Republican, 12,5s1;
Blair, Liberal, 9,05o.
Fol Congressman, Field, Republican, 11,703;
Bagg, Democratic, s,s43; o'conor, 1876; scat
tering, II.
Ali the Republican county officers we're
elected by majorities ranging from 2,11s to
1858.
, 1872-11-19
NEW YORK.

How Wealthy Criminals Get NeTv
Tria1s-Committee of Seventy-Thur.
low Weed - Indignant Insurance
men-Eorefsn NIissions-Swiss Cele-
bration BenevolcnCe- THE Tweed
Case-Ehe Stokes Trial-FataI Acci-
dent t-De1iberate Murder - RoEc1!z"
wcig. the Abortionist, to aaTe
New Triul-Suspension OF the Wash.
ington Fire Insurance company
Spectral Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YORK, Nov. 18.-The power OF conYlcts
with bank accounts to get their cases reopened
in New York is exemp1fed to-day by announce
ments that both 'Dutch" Heinrich and the
abortionist Rosenzweig we're to have new trials.
Dutch Heinrich is reputed to be the most skill
full sneak-thief in the country, but many intel
1igent persons. including reporters who tol-
lowed his trial closely, have doubted his COM
n1itting the particular bank robbery for which
he was convicted, few months ago, and sent to
Sing Sing for ten years. 1t is reported that two
New York eneak-tlieyes, called s'Pepperman' g
Joe and Johnny Price, are now known to hare
performed that job. The loophole through
which Heinrich will hare q second trial is bis
exclusion as witness in his OWL behalf, because
lie had previously served q term IN prison.
Since he was placed in the Penitentiary recently,
Heinrich has feisned insanity, and made an in
genious, but unsuccessful, attempt to escape;
RosenzHeig. who caused the death Of Alice
Bowlsby, and tried to ship her remains BY ra1i-
way in q trunk, WAS sentenced last November
for seven years. He has also been awarded
new tria on several legal exceptions to the aa
offences committed by RosenzweiS:
re the Associated P1ess1
New YoRK, Noy 1o.-Ihe committee o. eevr
enty will decide tomorrow evening whether 1t
will continue in existence or not. Some OF it's
members think it wise to preserve the orsan1za-
ton to support Mayor-elect aavemeg9s, Mno'
being Democrat, and elected ny me hepnon-
cans, ls "1t49us ptee9ue Po4laoat LnnS:1 H. -,
IhuIlow Meea ise!s;y Is SONY recovering non' nl7
recent severe lnulspositioG: o,~ox r,,or, that
1nsu5ance cllcles ale ~ eaaE 4o
me ouafes ~ an euu ;zth
aPRolnsT - g. ~ ~ of Ike 1;sfortnnes
view oa a Uu1 IT, ~ +hat Ihev
oi eona1 a11 acl, ectin1' and bnns fhat feneft
T1 tgs!st VI & ~ 81 a4 th.t
a m 1I afacted hV he rraa disaster
1en 1en ,;nt he nnshed ;ntn foundation on the er
& .y nys ~ o1 ~ anv ona nctated by motives
p,re e Staseen;n ~ ea;n - "l's o'10 -
u mafg eth6d;at 6 Church has annronrated for
, 1872-11-19
NUMBER 80.

the Missions of the Methodist Church was held
to-day. in the Central Methodist Church.
Bv the breaking Of platform on the third floor
Of Tie st new Herald building: this afternoon, five
workmen we're precipitated into the basement, 4o
and John McNamara, John Farrell end yoha
acGury we're il is beliesea fatally Gon1 n}ufeta
reversed The decision Of the Court below in the
case Of The notorious :'Dutch" Heinrich, sen"
fenced to State Prison il, the General Sessions,
for the robbery Of boeas, and granted him ana"
trial
, 1872-11-19

NEW YoRK, Nov. 18.-Along the line Of the
Hudson River te1riI'- . has broken out
among the poultry. ----i are dying by
now in the market show signs Of the malaly:
The disease appears to be assuming the form OF
destructive pestilence among domestic fowls.
, 1872-11-19
HEREsuLTtN NEW YORK.

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov. lathe Euening Jour-
nal taking tho unof6cia1ly reported maiorities
for Kings, New York, Otsego, Putnam, Rock
land, and Schoharie Counties, and the official
mnjorities for the remainder Of the State, makeB
Grants majority 81, ,581, and Dix's 53,558.
, 1872-11-19

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Nov. 18.-The Reform
Republicans are holding meeting tonight,
claiming the election OF the Reform State
ticket. A few days since the Republicans fired
canon in honor Of the election Of their ticket.
Both parties still c14im the State.
, 1872-11-19
THE RFsftLTlN MAINE,

AUGUSTA, Me-, Nov. 18.-At the Kenebec Jour
nal Office, returns from the entire state with the
exception Of twenty small towns and plantations,
give Grant majority Of 1,789. This is the
smallest vote cast for President since 1920.
, 1872-11-19
THE LOUISIANA ELECTION FRAUDS.

TIE LOUISIANA ElEC HON FRaU1o.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 13.-Upon application Of
Governor Warmoth, Judge Dibb1ee, of the
Eighth District Court, to-day granted an III
junction restraining james Longstreet, John
Linch, r. ]. Heron, and Jacob Hawkins
from acting as members Of the
Election Returning Board. Governor
Wnrmoth to-day made an affidavit
against James Longstreet, John Lynch, =: J.
Heron, ct al, charging them with the violation
OF the Election law Of the State. They were
bailed in $4,000 cscb. The case Of Heron
against Wharton, for Secretary of State.
was postponed until tomorrow. The case Of
Kellogg against the State Returning Board, of
which Governor Wxrnloth is President. comes up
tomorrow in the United States Court.
, 1872-11-19

New Orleans was visited BY three e hlea yester-
to the value ct $4,000
, 1872-11-19

MADISON, Nov. 18.-Oficial returns from all
but six counties, and complete reports from ell
the rest but one, give 1s,433 majority for
Grant,
, 1872-11-19
sptcia Despatch to Tde Chicago Tribune.

SENSIBLE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Nov. 18.-Ihe delegation
Of Sacs and Foxes, of Missouri, who arrived sew
eral days ago from Nebraska and Kansas, had o
talk with Commissioner Of Indian Affairs Walker,
to-day, in which they expressed the desire Of
reservation. which is eoon to be sold, may be
invested and held by the Government as school
fund for their children.
CENSUS REPORT.
The first volume OF the Census Report is now
printed and ready for binding. 1t is expected
that the distribution Of copies will be authorized
In tho course Of a fortnight.
THE CHICAGO MARINE HOSPITAL.
4 letter has been received by the Treasury De-
partment from one Mclaughlin substantially de-
nying his previous statement relative to the new
Chicago Marine Hospital. Mclaughlin had
charged that Irregularities existed. DR.. John
NJ. Woodworth, the Supervising Surgeon of the
Marine Hospital Service, in his report to the
Secretary Of the Treasury, says, concerning
the new Chicago Marine Hospital, the locality is
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
Special Notices.

Poisoned TO DEATn.-A healthy liver SO
crctes each dAy about two and hnIf pounL
IT bile. which contains great amount O
waste material taken from the blond -
when the liver becomes torpid Or cohtrs,
Ell, II fails !" eliminate This vast amount %
nnxious substance, which, therefore re
mnins to poison the blood and be conveyr,
To every part Of the system. vi hat must
he the condition Of the blood when it ID re
celving and retaining cnch day two and ,
"alf pounds o! poison? Nature tries rr
work oil this poison through other clIau
nrls ani orgnns-ihc kidneys. lungs. skin
Gic., hut these organs become overtnxrti il
prrfnrming this labor. in addition to ,hci,
natural tuncticns, and cannot long with
,'and The pressure, but become variou i,
diseased.
The brain. which il tho great clcctrien!
centre Of NIL vltnlly. is undnly Stimul!,, e.,
ny the unhealthy blood which passes to i,
from the heart. aid it fnils to perform it,
nthce hcnl,hIully. II"nce the sy M, oms a.
ale poison ng. which ne d,l!nrS-. hpa,.
'chc, inrnpa,'i'y TO keep he II ind on m,
sub ec'. impaiImrnt Of mem"ry. DIZZY.
'er"y. or nervous feelings. 2lo"m.v im,
""dings aud lri,tnhiliIy uf temper Tk.
blood itself being diseased ay il forms IT,.
went upon thr aui face of the skin, il is sc
irritating and poisonous that il rroslirc>
'llscol"red brown spots, pimplcs, hiol"hcs
ma other erupti"ns. sores, hollis, car
huncles and scrofulous iumors. The slom
ach. bowels and o.her organs spoken OF
cannot escape Incoming affected sooner %,
ater. aud cosiiveuess, piles. dr"psy. dys
peps'H. female wea ness nj mnny orhr
'"rms OF ch,onc disease nrc among lh,
necessary rsnlta. A. n remedy for nl
hcsc various manifestations of disease. Dr.
tlerce's Golden Medical Discovery il posi-
lively unequale,l. BY it the liver nnu
stomach me changed 10 an active henllh,
safe, the appetite regmlntcd and restored
The blood Nnd secreiions thoroughly pur.
lied and enriched. md the whole 3, sier rr
novn'ed AMI hui'i up anew. Sold by al
FIRST class druggists.
In every Quarter IF The globe where it i.
known, md there are a few in,lerI where j.
snat, tho McXical Mustang J.inimrnt take.
rrecc cncc Of NIL s'm'lfr preparations. It.
| trhnscendant merits have obtained for il ,
popularity seldom reached by any proprie
lary medicine. In its infancy ihe fin O.
It's succrss was pronounced in the wide
srre I'd endorsement which il received from
physicians, veterinary surgeons, horsemrr Il
and the public generally. No one now
links Of quest iouing its claim to be con
-idcrer The Standard Lnmcnt Of America
mny 3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
How We Used to be Physicked.

Who does not + member the time when
spring rurgniion was considered ihispcn
sable 10 SUMNER hcnllh No matter Tor
wry faces, tho inevitable salts and SIENNA.
rhuharb, or cnlomel and jalap. must be nj.
minislcred. These '.spring medicines" The
youngsters were told, were 10 keep them
hnlc and hearty during the summer. We
NIL know now that this WAS fnlacy: thnt
new vigor, moi depletion, is what is reouir-
Ell Mt the comnienccItriit Of summer sol
siicc. As prrrars tion for the cnervating
effects of oppressive summer weather,
course Of ilosleller's Stomach Eitters is
highly cxpedient. This famous vegetable
preparation hns I. 'ee prominent proper.
ties: II renova'es, purifcs and regulnl es
all the functions Of the body. II is COM
posed exclusively of pure vegetable pro-
ductions, viz: tho essential principle of
MononSnhcla Rye. md the most effi"ncious
tonic anu alteraIivs ROOTS. bnrks, and gi,ms
kno~ti to medical botanisls. Hencs. il is
m absolutely safe mclicr e, and no tine
ture of the Phnrmncor rH,e can compare
with II either in purity, or in the variety Of
its objects. and i,s comprehensive results.
Happily for mankind. the theory lln, Il
vas necessary to.prosirate patient in or
der TO cure him, is forever exploded, and
he trua philoscphicnl doctrine, that vgor
is The great antagonist Of disehse, has
taken its lace Hos. .eiter's Biliera is nm
invi2orant and hence It is the proper me1i-
cine for the feeble at this most trying sea :
sol Of the year.
10 sure that You obtain the genuine ar
ticlc, as there arc innumerabl vile imi,a
lions ir the marbet. Look TO the ornnmen-
tai stamp. the engraved label. and the
name blown into the glass. IIostetter's 8
Stomach Bitters Ia sold in bottles only.
may 2-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08

NnosE FINE House IS THAT ?-Such wns
tic inquiry of n traveller as he pissed nn
u"shal' y we'll flushed country residence.
not thousand miles from, here. The stSl"
Of the snshes. the brightness of the glass
The beauty Of thc dohrs. the clnsnc pnt
terms CT the Ihohdings, the ncainess Of the
hhlusers, and the stnielines of the pillars
around th" piazza all struok The traveller
with establishment and admi. nlinn. And
No wonder. for they were MI furnished by
VI. =. p. ToALE, No. 20 Hnync street,
Chnllesi on, S. e. Iiiay 2-lm
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
DR., Tutt's Liver Pills,

As pprgstive medicine stands unrival.
led. Their action is uniform, certain and
sale. They nre c.tircly Vegetable, and do
MOI cause those gripping pains that most
pills do.
AUGUSTA, November 8, 1869.
DR.. VIM. II 2uU:
Dear Sir have been sufferer Of tor
por Of the Liver and dyspepsia, and in
search of relief hive tried almost every
Medicine recommended for thoso diseases,
but hnve never derived hnlf tho benefit
from any Of then rs I have from your
Vegetable Liver Pills. They IRE invnlun-
bic, and would recommend them to NIL
with Dyspepsia, Sick Headache or Billious.
ness. Yotirs truly,
". J. BLAIR.
may 2 Intc Of Danville, Va.
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ESTABLISHED 1859.

ir?n RESPECTFULLY in. es..sA saeGa,
t,n,25b form tbs citizens of <S'-1 >-Ss
Minnsboro and Fairfield District, that +
have just returned from New York and
have purch 'scd u full assortment Of Wal chs,
rs. Jewelry, Clocks, Spectaclcs, &c.. and
will sell nj tho lowest prices, nnd would
rcsrcc fully nsk tho continuance Of tho
patronage Of my old friends and customers.
All goods warranted as represented. Lam
prepared TO do s'l kind Of Watch and Jew,
elry work and hive always q good ,tock Of
good material on hnnh, and will guarantee
satisfaction. All work warranted. -
CHARLES MULLER.
Second door from Col. Rion'a Offioe.
oct g
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
NEW AND ELEGANT
TJERNTTVJR.H III =,

CONSISTING in part Of Bureaus, Bed
" stcads, bedroom Sets, Chairs, Walnut
Writing Desks, something ne " for his mar.
ke,; Solid Walnut Book Gases. Wardrobcs,
walnut and stained, Walnut and Mnrbletop
Tables. for parlor. Saloon Tables. Scfas,
Sc. We are determined TO sell. and soll
cheap for Cash. Those who wish pareains
will do we'll to call. zee and bhy.
Let those now buy who mover bought
before.
And those who always bought. now buy
the more"
OF that now and elegant Furniture. low for
cash. Mt
apl27 MCINTYRE & cos.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
THEGREAT FRENCH REMED Y
D ;lamarre's Specific Pills,

D;lamarre's specific Pills,
Prepared by GAnA>clEnE L. DrroNT. No.
PA Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly
recommended by the entire Mcdi-
cal Faculty .or France.
Are he very ST Remedy in all cases of
SpcrmntorrhGn o. Seminal Weakness {:
Nightly, DAily or ircmnturc Emissions :;
Sexual Weakness or lmpotency; Weakness
arising from Secret Habits and Sexual Fix.
cesses; RcinxnIinn Of the Genital On gnna :;
Weak Spine; Lime" or Brick dust de-
osIs in the Urine; "MiIky Discharges" !"
&c and all The elinsIly rrnin Of Symptoms
arising from Uverusc ar Exc"sscs
They cure when MI other remedies fail
Full dire. ons in every box
Price 81 per Box. or 6 Buxps for SIS.
Soil by the principal Druggists, or will
be sent by mnil, securely sealed from nll
observation. hy enclosing price TO the Sole
General Agent for America, JOB MOSES,
8Gorilnnd, st New York. Pamphlets OF
advice sent free 70 any nddr ss
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
gHcartrendtng Occurrence.

4 YOUNG LADY BURNED TO DEATH
VISITOR JUMPS FROM 4 SECOND
STORY WINDOW WITH Els WIFE IN
HIs ARMS.
A most heartrending accident oc-
Cured twelve miles southeast Of this
place Saturday night last. The house
of Mr.. David Sciglar was burned to
the grouud, and a youug lady seven
teen years Of age, the daughter of
Mr.. E. w. Ilun"s, perished in tie
flames.
Mr.. Stewart and wife we're occu.
pyrng room in the second story, only
escaped by jumping from the window
Mr.. Stewart lad his leg and arm brok
en-, and both he and his wife were bad
~ burned, having fallen too near the
burning building.
Mr.. Seiglar was first TO discover the
fire, and secured ono Of his children
who was sleepine with Miss Hanes.
But before he could return to the apart
mcnt of the unfortunate young lady
she had perisbcd, and all ACCESS to the
apartment was impossible,
Several members of Mr.. Seiglar's
family. including himself, were paiu,
full9, though not dangerously burnt,
and none of the household effects were
saved from the flames.
This fearful event was caused by
having an ash box too near tho dwell.
ling.
p. S.-Mr. Stewart died Sunday
night.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
Annual Parade and CclcDrR-
ton OF HOOK and Eadtlr b
Company.

Our streets wero enlivoncd Thurs.
day afternoon with the parade Of the
cred Shirt" boys, who presented
their usull handsome appearance uu-
der the leadership of Captain Glow.
hey. The apparatus was beautifully
decorated with evergreens and spring
roses, for which the Company is in.
debtcd to the many pretty and charm.
ing young ladies who are tue boast of
our town.
At half-past seven P. NJ, the an.
nual election for officers took place
with the following result S. B.
CIowney, President p. Bacot. Vice.
President w. NJ. Dwight, lst Direo
tor; W. Fl. Williams, End Director ;
A. w. Ladd, 3rd Director, J. A. Fra.
ser, 4th Director Z; w. G.. Jordan, SEQ.
rotary and Treasurer; r. J. McCarley
and G. B. McCants, Axemen.
Aftar the business nee citing adjourn,
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Crumbs.

Crumbs.
There were three fircs in Grecuville
GU Tuesday last. Tho cause of the
ircs was not ascertained.
The militia of Marion are assuming
belligeteht attitude.
The Charleston Courier says The
humiliatiug process was applied to
SINE Of tho Ku Klux victims yester-
day by negro mob outside tho Court
House, who follow ed them with boots,
y. lis, &c.
N'no colored persons were killed
on Mr. Thomas Ravonel's plantation,
on Santee, by the terrible tornado of
the 18th Instant.
The Charleston News of Wednesday
in noticing the effect Of the recent
wholesale Ku Klux arrests, says tha,
in the small county Of Lnurcus flee
hundred plvughs ty actual Count lie
idle aud the cultivation of ten Mous.
and acres is lost in that county alonc.
Butter sells in the Boston marke,
tlom nine G, hts to 81 .25 pr pound.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE
.AKeKIvaIS2

M RS. LAuDERDALE has just returned
III from New York and Baltimore with q
very fu,l and varied stock Of Millinery, In
dies Hats and Bonnc's, trimmed and un-
trimmed, Ribbons. Flowers. Ruchcs, Lnces,
Elgings. White mud ColorcL piqucs. MUS
Inns, White and Colorch japanese Cloths,
Lon"s, Colcrcd Silk Poplins, Grcnadians
and Pcrcnlcs Grape, Linen and Lace Col.
lars. STAMPED Gown and Chcmcisc Yokcs,
FrI!lln;: in all varieties, Buslle Skirts, Cor
sets. Gloves. Parnsols, UaErcllns, Hand
kcrrhicfs aud Hosiery, Linens and Spring
tnlico"s, I.a'lics and Gents Shoes and Cal
icrs. Braid Chignons and Switches. Also n
Imll line in the Grocery department. as well
as Hardware, Croc2cry. Tinware, Station.
nrr. School Books and Medicines. Should
you need more light call for Lamps, Pctro-
,cum and Candles.
npll3 d. LAUDERDALE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
Grand Tournament.

a sabre contest comes off to NOR,
row in Augusta between tho clubs of
Augusta and Savannah, and to-mor.
row uighta brilliant Coronation closes
the OCCASION: Our Augusta friends
clatm that the whole affair will be "a
big thing on ice"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
stockholders Meeting.

Tho convention Of the stockholder'
of G. G. & A. r. H., Which vas called
to meet at Charlotte, N. c., last We'd.
nesday, failed to obtain quorum.
and consequently nothing of busi.
ness nature Was dole. Under the
charter Of the company the pres ut
administration hold over until the
next annual meeting.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08

ei tn" Cotnpuny iiiatoLed to Mr.. j..
d. McCarley's and psttook Of on ele.
CANT supper: Toasts and speeches
were indalgcd in, and happy flow Of
spirits and humor prevailed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
Communication Of CSC. IE.;;

Attention Is called to the commu-
nicatiou Of &c. H." published in this
issue. The questions propounded are
certainly pertinent ones, aud arc en-
titled to proper consideration.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
Bryan'S PulmOnic Waters

are untni'ing in The cure Of Coughs. Colds,
Asthmn. Bronchitis, Sore Throat. DonYse.
ness. Difficult Breathing. Incl picnt Con-
s1tmpii m and Di: eases Of the Lungs. They
have o taste Of medicine. lind my child
VIII take them Thousands have hecn re.
stored to health. that hnl before DIES paired.
Tcstim ony given i'll hundreds Of cnses. A
single d''Se relieves in len Minutes. Ask
for No PULMONIC WATERS
mny 2G-cowly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
hocai IGo nls.
Police.

Police.
Messrs. w. r. Garrison and fobt.
Martin have boen collected by the
Town Council to police the Town.
Our ''Dovil" says tho Town is nov
"Garrisoned." Very good.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
PURE RYE WHISKEY,

that We put against tho State. I'm point Of
quality mt price that will suit all lov.
ers Of pure article. :. Also several Barrels
Of Pure Corn Whiskey. Vino, Gin, Rum.
Amity and White Wheat Whiskey. a pro-
eminent article Of "Old French Brandy"
which VIC recommend for medicinal purpos.
es. Those in search Of genuine article
ofHhiskoy will be cure to find it By call
Jog Oh ne U. 6. DE3PORTES O. co.
sr' Is Corher No. ].
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
InCendi0rIes 1T Work.

We regret to learn that the GIN
house Of MIR. R. e. Ellison, jr., was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning
about o'clock, supposed to be the
work Of an inceudiary.
Mr. E.lisou's loss is 400 bushels cot.
ton seed, 2 tons guano, and gin head
and gearing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
New Advertisements.

Notice to Credltors-S. 3. Glow
ney, Rrfereo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
M.EWY GOODS,

25 DOZEN Brhdes Crown Hoes.
Tieroe Of Whole Rice.
30 Bushels Meal.
Patent Cotton Baok Bands and Hooks.
For sale by
mar 16 BEATTY & BRO.
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iron and Steel.

DLOW MOUTDS and large lot OF II ,rd.
l. ware. Also Turpcniine Sonp, Plaid
Osnahurgs and Brown ilomcsruns
fob McMASTER & ERICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-05-08
TlaaIaIka.

Thanks.
We have received f.om Mr.. J. O
q '"g, can of fresh peaches, and IL
c"n ot So lmon, for which ws tender
him "ur sincere thanks.
Those i" need Of anything in the
Grorery, Dry Goods and Millinery
line, will do we'll to Call at his stor,
nnd see his large and selccted stuck.
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AE.sG G5GJ,

In ray Lumber Yard, q choice LOT o
Lumber and Shingles In addition l have
small remnant Of q stock Of Crockery,
which will te disposed Of At COST.
My terms arc GJassKts or 30 days
on H Safe Risk.
Parties wanting ganyt hing in my linewill
find it to their interest to prico my goods
before purchasing elsewhere. Every arti
Gle Warranted:
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Boots and Shoes.

7 LARGE lot Of Boots and Shoes, Just re-
~ ceived by MCINTYRE g. co.
feb 20
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Notice to Tax Payers J

DY rrcent Act Of tho Legislature, we
ID havo been commanded to pay an addi~
iOnal
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Just Received.

Just Received.
Bbl. Fulton Market Corned Reef,
Box Smoked Buffalo Tongues,
] Bbl. ane Enting Onions.
J Bbl. extra fns Table Syrup.
mAr 10 T.R. KoDERFeoK
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MILLINERY.
MI RS.J @. 30 AG.
Fashionable Millincr,

Wishes TO inform her friends md patrons
that she has iust opened n full stock of tho
lnicst styles Of bats, Bonncts, Ribbons,
Lnccs, Flowers, &c, and will, ns hereto,
fore, usc every effort 10 please tho most FMS
tldions. Orders will receive careful md
prompt attention. Bridal and Mourning
Bonncts, made to order. Also latest styles
ChigNons. Switches, Fancy Jewclry. In =
dies Tycs, &c. apl 10 /