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Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1873-06-05
@ DIN G N o R T 4.

No. arrives State Line at s.55 P. NJ. and No. ]
at 6.1l A. NJ. No. 10 leaves Chicago Daily, excep
Saturday All other Trains start Daily, excpe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
THE Run ON PHILADELPHIA BANKS.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 49, 1873.
The Fidelity Trust Company did not close at
three P. NJ but continued to meet oil demands,
receiving checks as late as i've O'Clock, at which
hour over $780, 900 had been paid out. Mr.. Browne,
President, said he would keep open until mid
night If it necessary, to show depositors that
that institution was In q sound condition and able
to meet all claims.
The Union Banking Company was run upon up to
the hour of closing, three O'Clock at which hour
about $500, 900 had been paid out. There was run
the First National Bank but 1t did not amount
to much.
TOUCHING BOTTOM
Tonight there is feeling prevailing that the
worst has passed and that tomorrow will witness
decided change for the better.
PUBLIC FUNDS SAFE.
1t Is authorttatvely stated that neither the State
nor the city funds are disturbed, the State and
city treasurers having no connection whatever with
Jay Cooke Co. nor any OF the endangered houses
CALLING ON PRESIDENT GRANT.
President Grant ia in town tonight and was
waited upon by prominent and influential gentle
men, who, 1t is sad urge the government to do
something to strengthen the money market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
THE MONEY PANIC AT THE FIFTH
! AVENUE HOTEL

The Wall Street Crash As II Affected the
Crowd Of Brekers, Bankers and Specu-
lators at Midnight.
The exaltation OF the crash came at midnight
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. For five hours
dense mass of well dressed men had been
jOstling enc another in the corridors OF
the hotel In the barroom an angry mob
clamored for gin and settler, for rye whisSeys,
for brandy ana soda, for Santa Crus COCK
tails and for "a small bottle OF wine." These
were the drinks that assimated to the palates
OF the unfortunate fnanciers It is . strange
thing abous this mob Of men who do business IN
Wall street until four O'Clock of every afternoon,
that they should congregate at the Filth Avenue
Hotel In times OF panic to do themselves harm.
The HERALD reporter walked among the swarm
| ing mad crowd. There were over q thousand male
| beings in the hotel. At the clerks office In the
hotel line Of men were trying to send cards to
| people whom they knew but indlnerently. In
| the room where are the 1es of newspapers which
are never read and where humanity gases at pho
| tographs In a blank, stolid way, there were 300
men. There was great amount OF financial slang
THAT'S Henry Gews." said one fellow
'Tbere's Vermilyea," said another.
| they do tomorrow ~ said another. And still the
crowd pressed. At the porch Of the hotel there
talk to every individual who had sense to think
| and speak.
.srhe presidents of the national banks will meet
tomorrow, ana they will stop this communistic
business"
"Let them stop it," said a stout, athletic fellow,
| who looked as ii he had eaten an OK.
Mr.. Herman q broker, stated to the HERALD re-
porter that 1.-THE street was ieverish In many ways;
but he would recommend that every man In the
| street should pay his debts and the earliest time
that he did II would be his best reference"
A. eleven O'Clock. in the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
there was 30 much confusion and dismay among
brokers and brokers' clerks and among bankers and
bankers clerks that the majority Of the guests OF
the house retired to bed. Bradlaugh, the English
republican, stated to friend that "he was aston.
| ished, and he had never seen such an excited
| class OF people before"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

schs Minerva, Is Borden, faii River Tor New York.
wtn paving stone 10 Friesiey McNamee.
Schr New Zealand Asher, Salem for Port Jopnson
schr Rose Culkin, Fitzserald, New Haven for New
srhr veranda, Baker S Pro"idenee for wv York.
schr Ella Jane, Parker. New Haven tr New York.
sehr Monticsll9, Pearson Rooklsnd for New York.
schr Peter Ritter, Jones, Somerset for New York
schr Ida, Deering, Taunton for Jersev City.
schr Franklin Randolph, steelman. New Haven FOR
sohr stephen Watts, Watts Calais for New York with
lumber to Simpson. Clapp Co. -
Schr volant somers, Bangor for New York, with um'
schr D r Wiiletts Smith, Newport for South Amboy.
Schr Silvie, Bradford, Providence for New YORK
sehr Laura Robinson, kobinson New nediord ior Nc"
:. schr Cunningham, Nichols, Providence for New
schr Mediator Davis Fall River for New York.
sShr Helen Mar, Duncan, Bangor for New York. with
schr DAVID Nelson, Ferris Stamford for New York.
Steamer Electra Mott Providence tor New Yorx. with
mdse and passengers ......
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Bolivar, Lawson. New York for New Lon
schr Ripple, Conover Trenton for Fall River
Schr Fred Hall, Chatted, Weehawken for Chester.
Schr Thomas Cooper Sleeper Weehswken Tor Fall
schr Foster. Frederick. weehawken for Provi-
dence.
scnr Miranda, Handy. Georgetown. Dc for New Lon
dom
schr Below Bell, Trepton tor Providence.
schr Addie Avery, Ryan, Baltimore for New Haven.
schr Caroline Cornelia, Crowley Elizabeth for
schr Nathaniel Holiness Smith, Elzabethport for Som.
Schr D Kahn Charles, Amboy for Middletown.
Schr Richard Morreil. Sidney. New York for Green
witch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. ~, 1873.
CLEARED.

Steamship Castillo (Br, Butler, Gasgow-Henderson
Bros
steamship Alpha CBr), Hunter, Halifax, Ns-c
Franck yn.
Steamship Old Dominion Walker, Norfolk, City Point
and Rchmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co..
Bark Korsfarer (Nor) Kurtze, Cork Falmouth for
orders-Funch, Edge h Co.
Bark Demenico utaD Culetta, Penarth Roads,
Seager.
Bark Armenia Harding, Malta for ordors-Jamcs
Henry.
Bark NJ G sp,, auerre, Gibraltar for ordersBrd Per-
kins 4 job
Brig Atlantic (Ger) Eilers Bristol-C Tobias 4 Co.
Schr X Dresser Harris, Port au Pattc-Dovale q
Co.
schr Caledonia OBJ, Layton, Windsor, Ns-v &CV
King.
Schr saboa, Dyer, Fernandina, Fla-simpson Clapp
Co.
Schr Julia willett, Dayton, Washington, DCslaght
4 Petty
Schr Henry Barr Bush, Baltimore-W ChalmerA
Schr Flying Scud Pummer, BOston-Chas living.
Schr Sammy Ford, Allen Boston-Jed Frye Co.
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Progress Of the Investigation by the
Royal CommissiOn-sir Hugh Allan's
Testimony.

KEOkHCbb OH thC ny the
Royal Commission-sir Hugh Allan's
Testimony.
OTTAWA, Sept 10. 1873.
The Royal Commission met at noon to-day.
Sir Hugh Allan was called and sworn.
The Judge asked HIM did he examine the Starnes
package. Sir Hugh replied as follows:-
He did go but frst stated he ala not make up
MIN
sm and rh's ostsTa Sir Hugh hs
negoiiatons between the parties. Sir Hugh al:
%ss SsS
E sss Ne 81 HaSs is g
siS,ns, the s0,1 history his rslEss snssrprsss;
Ne. sss9 in Gs 81 VITA
RnH p I sir as BE- as
employ some American capitals SIR Francis Ssys him E
ss rsss$ IN % nsa
;sS 81 aSsS and Msa' s1S s PER- esni
k % on q :S ss
offered e bnid the road the agreement was made late
n lump
h '9 nsnss u. pd nor sSs q bs
government knew those contracts were in existence until
S Ssy
. a. no.sna sss
ss the sway in oTs o n ss. SoTs an Pa
cradle %annei cspsenans Canada having majority
OF the drcctors the Americans advanced $4,000 tor pre-
s I Ss
.s%s dine sS.r%s5S: Visited Ssss found
sad sssssHsa ,Ss' ne airssssa: should soSdI
policy he correct one SSpns rs:uistios night
vSs
ns su &c not
any course OF action cS cynd. remxneq arm
@ IL X. s fse e %ss %
a hs'
sSs ~a
~ 81
was at this time SIR John Macdonslds telegram Of
dsser q. Of HSn s
In which terms Of smals were discussed ana he
probable course the government would pursue IN the
to this letter was spo utsy untrue he sent the sub
s q M SsSEs s Z s vi, 2sP &c
@ Sc nS The
u % ~!
@ 70 ss .a hi nc
men any member Of i respecting the railxsy per
M Dc hs@ 70 ss return q
o. saye these grounds he
e
~ prvate income capital which witness had invested
and Ss Gus sn,eIptises IN Canada was about 90 100000
anu ne supported the because his chipping
ana other enterprises were beDe fitted BY this policy not
one cent on Americans money was spent ia the cleo
IONS ana never ut any time did have apy
or with "a. government furnish funds
MS company received the charter the distribution or
ock 70 ~ ne letters was not authorized by the
stock many Of the statements In The cerresnonS.ncys
were inadvertently made never had any pedve from
Sir George. and did not use Improper means
70 secure support; eanyassed hts friends and
chase III McMullens statement that Sir Hugh told him
he paid s. 800 TO Sir Francis and Sir John "a I've aso
The sta cement tpat Sir Francis was TO get gift SDo00
and loan Of sI9 oo no such trsnsastions eyer TOOK
dsPoanted note for "a at"sy Cso tInsswspapsr
was all the dealings he had with newspapers;
McMullen's statement that Allan planned Of paying
ont eney SO ast and refused 20 pay unless the
SoI eramts ugned ths psraaln ana that BY John
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

Z; ;e::f E. ss:s
Eds ,s Ab@w%sp brig
land aiee, Proyidsncs; Pioneer LAthrop and shu-
I9wss BEL Sept 10 pM.The steamship Ohio went to
s@ ssSs .
dephs BOson Ida Della Tsrre Gsorgst9wn for
Harriet THS%ss 0F o SeT TsS0 SIsy
SS Ssss and Sarah Ladsm Bra Russia ESas
pfsSfs u s-Arryed srss Deborah ssuIs
HsG & sshss spTos sproa BIaaswss
S,as s,tIa e. Va Lss
p@ so asS9 81 jameson isaS Hs1
Ntts ssrssa@scsts Jordan crOwe Baumore Lucy
ATEysd Blanche Howe InseIso; srsnSs
SsSs ScSt: Nay SVRIse Han B Ms
sasSsi ms?sa Hs4'f
snS
S Emma ginnsy EVEN Savannah Julia Newell shGp-
ssns, 5. Knev VIZ
$I HiSS KAY Ella i FSils
SSsxi; and Unison, Hurst Port Johnson; Harp, wyman.
p1 smS sp sshr Maggie Cum
vpEscE' sent de Steamer Amos Bar
stow asw Of p.oytdence Jackson sshrs
YTss4 sssn: S 5s0f S.sy IL isa A. %
soe s de on
KEN Hess Sonsua ] Bsrtess Hssrls. do 0'0
saiIsG-sehrs Ralph hsywsrd, boane Georgetown,
S g; @ S
son Allen 40 MaT the Jane HG dp THONGS Hull
Do : peoat S oake: bsfs9 dol srs1os R.SRcr do;
s Eoon rH HoaSns
s::S sSas ?.i :ss:: 1sss
Anderson s:s rS XII Rs Burroughs and
sailed-schrs zuletse Kenyon, Buckingham, Philade,-
A%SGs Areua Nor
asT va Ss
q: Louise . Gen yansus MlI,%pgton, NC
ss M9ano s oaah New eo York.
sshrs o ka% Yos RIO q.
Al ; s
Sailed M. se6rs Indiana. Psndlston, New YORK:
S ts Knight Sss do ia audsSn
aS %e
~ FRiSss ssSs sss ship. uermon
Minott Liverpool; Nations Hope on gsteman, syd.
Camden Robinson Sanalmo s' schr Ada May, Johnson
Cieared-ship wheatlands,de (Br, Sutherland Queens
saiied-ships British Empire OBJ, Lewis, and Annie
Fleming d3r! picrrepont Queenstown; River Lune Br),
sXvXSNAH, Sept lszArrlyed, steamship Leo Dear
o s ssB sSs w
rss s ssss NS ssnds
psALEM, Sept ie-Arriysd briEs Lewis Clark Smith:
Blackmsn Georgetowp Pc; Ella Brown Robinson and
Johnson GEORGE ber WapoSury; bod
get; Jane FISH Keller; Laura Jones, Cousins Mars
ad fS Has
Eiizaebethgort Orion Osborn kondout ,.. cr...
and Mary Mccain, kayaasugh Port John, ~, co,n.
som saxon, Abbott and 3 Nash Cole, EiizabsthpOrt;
c!earedNschr stsm ped DOW Jscfsonvile Fla;
SEPT s sts ap New M Sdr
ss for
wfs9 MysE A 9ss00 d ny sr E MEsT brig Angola
New York for 81 John, NIB Games Wnrnocs, Of Hills
Ss:
ker, st John, NIB for orders Mew York;:
ssiled.Brig Angola: ,chrs Sea Lion and Uncle Tom
sailed-schrs Earl and Petrol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
CINCINNATI NOT EXCITED.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 10, 1873.
News concerning the New York failures has been
sought to-day with great deal Of interest," but has
produced no excitement. There Is q feeling OF
general security with reference to our banks here,
and no apprehensions are felt concerning our
dealers In stocks. Transactions in stocks during
the last one or two months are SAID to have been
unusually small The impression appears general
In financial circles that the regular business In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
NO FINANCIAL SHOCK IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 10, 1873
There was no excitement here to-day on account
Of the panic IN New York. Business on 'Change
was very quiet, and outside Of o small decline in
wheat and bacon, from local causes, nothing unu-
sual was noticeable In monetary circles and
among banks and bankers, everything being calm
and confident. None OF our banks have large bal
ances III New York, and what they have are in old
and solid Incorporated instituti0ns therefore, no
Tears entertained OF losses. There has actually
been no perceptible effect here in any department
OF trade other than a slight pause, which will be
too temporary to produce any serious results.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
A POLICEMAN ASSAULTED

Oficer OHallaran, OF the Thirty-nrst precinct,
was struck on tho head last night by Martin
Callahan. whom he was endeavoring to arrest for
beating his wife on the corner OF Eighth avenue
and Seventy-1rst street The wound was not
dangerous. though very painful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
SAILED.

Falmouth; Augyald Nor. do or do; Gamogli qtall do
RIM tfaD Trieste Prins Carl (swed Konigsburg brlgs
save Orb Buenos Ayres; Maria Fannie (Br), Rouen
City Genoa Minnie Cronan, Aux Cages; Lizzie Evans
May Msn5 as Nes s;s
Scott, do.
Wind at sunset light
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

uIegrapDed Cartier endorsing bargain was
wholly fabulous he (Sr Hugh was not in the eounG
HUN had prepared stats%ent Of the case ana
sney then to terms absolutely false never
threatened the government; never told McMuieh So
At this point OF the testimony the Commission
adiourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
ARKANSAS.

Election 20 Fiji Senatorial Vacancies
Ordered by the Governor OF the state.
LITTLE ROCK, Sept I9, 1873.
Governor Baxter has ordered an election to oil
the vac& ncies In the Legisature-nine Senators
and iorty.ose Representatives.. This win neces-
state a general ELECTION throughout the State In
November.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCER,
WASHINGTON, d. g., Sept. 2o-l a. ID.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, ID. ", Sept lO-l a ID J
Probabilities.
For New England clear and clearing weather
and north to northwest winds will prevail, the
latter veering to easterly over the southern por-
ton during the evening, with rain.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE RE-
GIoN FRESH TO Brick NORTH AND NORTHWEST
WINDS Low TEMPERATURE AND CLEARER; PARTLY
CLOUDY WEATHER, WITH EAsTERLY WINDS AND
RAIN PROM VIRGINIA TO SOUTHEASTERN NEW YORK.
The low barometer Ia South Carolina moves
northeastward to the Middle Atlantic coast, &C
companied by brisk winds and heavy rain, followed
Dy northward 20 west winds and clearing weather
over the south Atlantic States.
FOR the Gulf States east OF the Mississippi, clear
weather and light to fresh Winds mostly from the
north and. northwest. For Tennessee and the Ohio
valley clear, cool weather, and light to fresh north
and northwest winds
FOR the upper lake region rising temperature
and clearer and partly cloudy weather, with winds
changing to cast and south.
For the Northwest falling barometer risino
temperature and increasing southeast and soutb
winds.
Cautfonary signals contn1e at Jacksonville
Savannah, Charleston, wilmington and Norfolk.
Tho Weather in This CITY Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as Indicated by the Thermometer at Hndnut's
Pharmacy HERALD BUidin1 -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

MISCELLANEOUS.
BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
ent states legal every where: deserton &C. suai
granted xdf HSGss Attorney 10. proadvav
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
"A. corner Of Fulton avenue and sosrSm street.
On Sunday from 70 Pm
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
fees in advance advice every
Counsellor atLaw. 1888 Broadway
GREAT RESORT.
"A Pay visit to BAsSFORD'S Great House Furnish
Ing si hlvsys iFeIn HfEbs WxRE
KSrJSSs sSSSEss S$sSsihs
The largest assortment in the world at prices that will
'''' - ~ BAssroFp's, sAssFoRDs.
A..Or Place. oH Tsfd .ns foSsth avenue.
Special attention given to orders received by mail
nR, A. H. HEArH's RESTORED PATIENTS ARE
~ those who had been told by half score or more Of
sFsiS IL
%ov.a % IN xn "a sfT,!Ff Dis is
Droesy Pssayss SaISu
p1 Depot and ofsss 10 sroad%ay New YORK
SKIN Disease A sPEoIALTY-Ir YOU HAVE
roughly Ana ssfs$ sSsi Win
THE WASHINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Docs no. claim to be the largest company in the
world;
Docs no. claim to have done the largest business in
any one year;
Docs not belong to the Chamber of Life Insurance,
Does not propose to reduce rates;
Does not interfere with other companies proposing
reduce rates;
Does not propose to increase rates, companIo
have recently done
Does not quarrel with EDITORS policy holders or any
one else.
But the
WASHINGTON LIFE
does claim
To furnish undoubted security;
To charge fair rates of premium;
To make reasonable dividends;
To settle claims promptly;
To mind Its own business.
and has
Cash assets s4.ocoooo
CYRUS CURTIss, President
VA BREWER, Jr. vice President
WILLIAM HAxrUN, secretary.
CYRUS MUM, Assistant Secretary
DR.. B. ". McCREADY Medical Examiner
E. s. FRENCH superintendent of Agencies
No l55 Broadway New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

Average temperature yesterday. ..........:.:. %
Average temperature for corresponding date
u ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20
SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.

SUN AND NOON. HIGH WATER
Sun rises. ........ Is Gov. Island. ..eve 40
Sun sets- .......... 90 Sandy Hook. ..eve Of
Moon rises. morn 28 He'll Gate. 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-20

Steamer sala Destination. OGce
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-08-20
Dissolution Notice

The firm of Mease " Armstrong ia this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
books aud accounts of the late firm have
been placed in the hands Of Justice Rey-
nolds for collection. and all parties knowing
themselves indebted viii do we'll to call on
him a1d settle the same at once and save
costs.
L. G. MEASE.
r. 5. ARMSTRONG.
Petroleum Centre, July Ii, 1873.
, 1873-11-05

DIVOnGEs l.EflAL1.Y nltTAlSElh EEE AFTER
~ tlooE0o. Scandal avoided. MUG yuare praoieu In
tha anura Of Ubkssso Addrcss pnst-Oicu lipx lH57.
, 1873-11-05
correspoadencc of The Chicago Tribune.

I7on .sALE- 1sNu1jatt DNs3ESr-it9, nAAltEi.s
IL Portland, clItu huunnl, III lots u Gul AZ ~ " Per
IAroi. JOHN WATSON, ltoun ~ Metropolitan Dluck,
, 1873-11-05

SEWING MACHINES.
A First. GLASS GROVER l. BAKER LATE III.
II proved faulty sowi1E nuhlna In erIot order, equal
ta new; cost ssa; priea ~. NJ. 6l3 aiehiusn-as.
I2LY YOUR slSGEIt -AiAUIllNI;s AkUSl THE
ID roH1lur oiice, 1T 3l Euutf IIAtstul.s;. .Macnca
sold iii monthly payments mud rented urn nycE'ncs.
IlItlvMR i ,NAKEi.s sEwlSti, htAUIllNEs-
" Gnnurt DiGc, ldD Stato.t IsranIh Uiee, coruer
linlstpd aud 1Hllotr.Bta. cssnnA having old Groyor
Dakor MGefnps inrttu th call NnG spc tho now .-
trLyuH,sns AMI boar banethlns IN tholr Hdsantag1.
CEVEaAI, IMrROYED FAalILY,, kSn ONE ME-.
- lluM Singer mschlne; nlHu sWh Gtn.c Baker lnl
l.1ILlcox 4, M,G1linS. Tl1t: EEsr FAMILY SEW mo
~ %asns @ s. IT. M{S'a' @ nar nssal M sn ss"}: na }sss M,
i{OJSEHOLD GOODS.
}ToK. SAI,1:-G50u FOL; gf00- OLE NiJHt HtTts
Ing ;Itu EhDy n!ll.t nj fnr,liiurI Ill. Hcrk itA2
my ehse nj sIx If Thu n1uosl dwelling nunu, a lfmI
Sto; rent nnly lO phr nun. Addtess fur days, r..
TrtiunH olNcn. .... ..
1IUnNlrunk. iA!irV,Ts, UE15GKEnY. .ti!., 40.
At nyoicn nn Wsdaets,sy aYl s.ln1Mlay M an n ps!-
WILLIS, lONH 1 CO., AuctiuMaofa. -
r HAVE Il LAIlul: SIOUX on Ni.W alAT'it:sSiliS.
.p,!rg lodi. u"li,rt, mi L!anlieti nnda hy NJ" 81
ortco ior cryI. AIdsnsi IS, 1rbulfu nAcu.
Ctly GASES ROSE NLANKl:rS tAssQRVElN; lust
y cI4se Ut H'so al sfe Prices, t!h1y ur by
rnh3 n14u sgn quantity q! nnatnrtst my nwt iAle, al
Wlipplus .attrass and bsdlinE tEGosy, aa a'n.c-"s
irI,p PAWS TlIl. !In;!tEhr rKluE Ftllt til1iAlNjl
" hrnd furniture y-h"y, EDNiHDsA d tultiN. G.
E1n,I!l
, 1873-11-05
To RENT-~ROONS.

l. roen,s Il, accon tlt ntory, htiok buiidnR, hnyn
inside blinds with RnH; water and oloaeia sa,uo t1r 10y
NaU;1DlUh.St,
, 1873-11-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

E,On HALE--DR EXCHANGE TOR OrrY RESI-
uencn prnurty. isstclass frutt-fnrn Ia Cnlos Conn.
", ILL.,. silcHti1 improvements Oh this sntns P.otu
ErnplI5 al nH!n NJ to improvements hurn uu,
ntlico. q. u. VlAYl.R Il co., I'D En.t Mn1jsnil,sr
, 1873-11-05

ZEAL ESTATE WANTED.
{VANTED-rO PUnCIAsE--WRSr.CLAs RESI-
W dencc Or lot mot uss than ~ feat iront Niohi-
gan lNdiIMa pFItFIn, Gr Calumet tnrh uf TWunty
secund-st uwners uiy address r. .. BOX .6a n1suIu
prieN and 1nCAt0h.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-19
The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
TT'ERY 1VED.NESDHV.
Yield Of Cotton on Worn Out Land
PUBLISHED


:ru. ~ fI., "u'"'nh OF ioii, "Thc
I"ag'i f'.lt HHr'c"I'ural Club' of'
... .I'o" " premium, OF silver cup tc
way '"''.. ''' VI 'he Nlub who would
p,'un'c rom an acre OF sworn out"
"o'"o"neo iahd inc largest. amount
.:,;, ~ s'o' co''o"; f,' commercial fer.
o'!%cr OF any KIND vas to be used on
S".r .r, "c'e'
P'9".lum was awarded Deco m
~ eta' s'"' Io'.' 10 hcV j.. PicasantS
.""son' whose acre yielded 1878
Pr"noS: nc second best crop, chat
~, =. ~; ''' was 80 FULLY reported
""' 'c'"aPS other fa'mers may be 80"
'o1StcS,cu ~ The particulars.
Inc 'o'' ~ yards square, wns a
.,'"" io"'' all" ha" ooch cultivated
w. ~ '0r"y so''S on account OF 'tct!I''
'H ~ was r'"scd hy the committee
'"r''oo s"aI os., ., p'o"uc'"g 100 pounds OF
''I' Io'''i''
~ ''""1ry twenty loads OF rotten
", "I =" ~. WIZ spread ana the lot plough
tmoi'ox ,I'o ."eIS 'n'ec 'cc' apart with
t"o,horse plough.
ofthn =" r',.r''.. .,"'n. ''ceu IN tho middle
oa,,.... 'c"' '"en'y-S'X loads OF
.,d ros" , WV ''eu ol stable manure
"'n "'oH'o' '"o 'oacS ei hoE-pen ma
Tho I,' ho1, ',',u ."o ioaos CT leached ashes
"' ivy manure anu ashes served for
" u".o5 o"J CS1u' oo.L n., -,
o,c.Lorso ,i".,,.i ~" N''seS rcVefSeo %'th
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