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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-07

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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
1T ED STATES for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia
In the matter of B. A. Henson, bankrupt
jim bankruptcy. @Uf
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
The undersigned, VIM IL. Allderdice, OF
Richmond city, Virginia, hereby gives
notice of his appointment assignee OF the
estate of b. A. Henson, of Louisa
county in said district, who was on the 18th
| day of March, 1873, adiudged bankrupt upon
| the petition Of himself, by the District Court
of SAID dis srict. lo Ht
| Dated Richmond, April 80, 1873, H
| gits3.t VIM. II. ALLDERDIUE,
| nv 2-F3W Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COUKT OF THE
i UNITED STATES for the Eastern District
4 of Virginia.
In the matter of c. Wesley Carter,
bankrupt in bankruptcy.
| Eastern District Of Virginta, IS:
| Notice is hereby given that final meet
ing of the creditors of the said q. Wesley Carter,
| bankrupt, for the purpose of declaring divi-
| dend will be held at Richmond, at the
i Office of w. w. Forbes, register IN bankruptcy,
4 in said district, on Wednesday, the 7th day OF
/ May, 1873, at 10 o'clock a. m. for the
| purposes named i'll the 27th and 2Sth section o.
| the bankruptcy act of March I'd, 1867.
Dated at Richmond. this 26th day of April, 1873
JNO. AMBLER SMITH,
| ap e6-S3w Assignee.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-07

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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-05-07

fe IS Gent Ticket and Freight Agent.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
: Legal Intelligence.

1t IS proposed in Texas to pass q
law making inability to read or write
a disqualification from, sitting; on u
jury.
Payment Of a polls; Of lIfe insurance
vas sol"ctimc ago Eetiised by piro,it.
neut New York co;np.ny, oa the,
ground TINT loa'h Fad resulted from
sui{ide,. wLi%h by. ,!s tprms Of the
polic4:f:ecd ;he company. from tho
liability. The. supreme Court de.
oides that the company, notwith.tand.
ing its stipqlation, ,p'ust pay, as the
suicide was. committed during ipspni.
~, and was; not, therefore, volun.
tary, intelligent aft. :.
In Il rrceEt su!t fcs damages in
Boston. brought by.a futher whose
son wan run over by, a heav = h-ay,
tho Superior Court chsrged that mas
much hs the boy,w Instantly killed
without any interval Of consaioys suf,
fcrip8,.no damages cnIll lecalIy Lc
o'luime;l, md o,dsred 1 verdict for
the defendant.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Aa'Oll Day "Boos.. "+
:, We lave been permitted to "intcr.
view" Gus, the.aN. y. Herald w5'uld
say@ atdsy bpok kept by . %ershunt
Of Wiu"sb9To. nearly Aupd'cl years
ago, from wlioh wo'. extract sundry
items peculiar to tho times. The
names of some of them will no
Joubt be vividly, brought to mind, by
some Of their DESCENDANTS Of the
third aud fourth generations now liy.
ing amongst W. via: j..
: TnuRspAr, July !. 1900.
General Minor Wiun, Dr.. to J piut
Run, I'd.
Colonel. :.Kipoaid, TO powder f,r his
!, JJoha Xkias, ST., to gallon pf rum,
s.. Or: by c'sb aud rupkins; 5s.'. ..
Mrs. Montgomery. to yard mourn
ing ribbon, her husband being dead,
Tod. :
Rev, Mr., Whitaker, his order for
J pint ,giu! lod. IN.
,ppbqrt, Barkley, Sr. .,'loo Tax. n /
:. George Harrison, to lol. paid the
TnyleT for. ,mendiug your breechcs
torn at the parade. -,
John Martin, to ginger cakes ar3
older; q. Cd.
Maj. Henry Moore, to J pint rum,
I'd.
Jvhnathan Hollis, to gin and sugar,
with nutmeg, I'D. D.,
Major VIM, to 2 pounds Of laugh.
ply, for ~. 6j. :.
Joseph Carr, bridel and sadeI, sl
John Woodward, sr., J pint gin,
. 55sSia 5saSSia Il. Evaas,'i Pint ram, 1; Is, it
being hot.
John Robertson, (tho 1rishman,) |
doz. buttons, I'd.
Rev. Saml. Young, ! pint gin, I'd.
Thomas Means,tA pint gin, lod.,
John Ellison, | lb. tobacco, 3D.,
and pipes, id.
Cash received this DAY Ell rs. id.
Cash paid out for hauling froni
Chqrlestown and CRANKY, Gl I'd.
Balance on hand in silver, 81. i'd.
It would seem from the above that
rum Ha5 the favoritc article of trade,
End the entire business must have
bee" o" very mod crate profit, some
articles being at a much less fgure
then than at tho present day.
.,H,,mopg the customers too, we are
informed there was one member of
Congress, one iapigrave, two or three
generals, one of whom owned nearly
all the town, and who subsequently,
donnted 100 acres to found the origi.
nal Mt. Zion College, two ministers
Of the Gospel, who INDUCED in rum,
and several who filed important off.
ces afterwards in Fairfield.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Spontaiieoigs ]liarophobia,

T. ,mab died the other day;o Of what
the doctors Ca | ed "spontaneoiis hy-
drophohia." IIs was attacked by q
dog about four ;montbs ago, but ouo~
ceeded in driving his, away, without
being, bitten. notwithstanding this,
he had every symb btqm of hydTopho:
bia,. apd died i9 the .mpst frigbtfol
oonvulsions. This seems to verify the
assertion, made BY many writer's, that
hydrophobia may .bc occasionally dc.
ycl"pea spontaneously in nun, as it
is in the dog and wolf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
State News.

!, Last Friday the peedee river rose
filteeu feet. ,. - ..r,.
The new court house at Darlington
is noarly Completed. !;
l., Mrs j.. u. Sanders, Of QrangeJurg,
died Monday night.
Mr.. William Zorn, aged 10, of
Barnwell county, is dead,
Mis-. Jasper Gibbs died at Fairfor.
est, Union county, on Thursday.
Another ruilroud, meeting has bcou
hold at Chester Court uouse.
Hops are in vogue in Aiken, also
straw berry and ioe cream festivals.
Mr.. G.. Shi7er, late CLERK of the
court Of kershaw county, died ut hfs
residence IA that place OH Saturday
evening Last.
Mr.. John wcTrkmar, js citizen living
on tho dividing line between lew
berry and I.aurcns, died daring the
last week, aged G5Wcar*.
Captain Walter NJ. Gibson, former.
~ Of AHd*.sun county, j. the elit"r Of
tho M "n, -emi-werkIy jouru.l,
published at II ii lulu, Sand ich
Leland !.
TIC storW of'rbnra lay evening vas
severe in Kcrsh%w soA t., VA hing
the fields badly, throwing down hun-
drcds Ut trees sn l u1,o ii x the Euus.
vf Mr.. &. j. Shannon, four miles east
Of Camden.
A eol9red man was drowned while
a'temf tug 20 cross ,re &aluda near
Chnrpels Depot lust Friday. Tho
unfortunate man went down in the
presence Of his wife aud children, who
we're in waiting for him at the rivers
bapk. !,
The Union Times. says =: ",soliciy
tor Fleming caused quite sensation
in town last Monday. by visiting the
bar rooms, and where he found one
that had not tho aocomm odations for
travelcla demanded by the Tuppcr
law ordered it to be closed"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Col. A c. Haskell.

This cstimable gentleman aud law.
yer was ycstotasy taken quite i'll
while passing to his office, nnd had
to be removed t, his home, when hi,
condition rapidly improved. lie has
been for some time suffering from q
general arrangement Of his system,
and his sudden attack in this instance
ia attributable to, this ca use. He will
doubtless soon be able 70 resume his
place at the Bar. where. his talents
aud genial munnors have wen for
him position Of esteem and conli
dcnce. .nnd .~lere HIS absencc will
oe regarded cs u public calamity
Cdrolintun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Horrible Accident.


Oa Sunday morning, at Black
stocks, in this County, tho body Of
MIR. James MackorSll was discover cd
on the track of tht &C. & 4. r.. r..
badly crushed and bruised. A post
mortem examination was held by
Trial Justice Mackey over the corpse
Dr.. G. II. Ladd conducted tho exami.
nation. No ono Witnessed the acoi.
dent, but it appears the unfortunate
man was sleeping OH the track when
the northern bound night train arrived
and was struck and rolled over ON the
cross.tios for several yards. His
right arm was shivered to the elbow,
four ribs wero fractured, and tho hip
joint dislocated. There were other
contusions and gashes on different
portions of the body. DR.. Ladd
thlnks the fracture of the ribs and
the consequent liberation to the lungs
and abdominal organs caused death.
This accident is mysterious. The
oars were within few hundred wards
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
The Town Olock.

LHo lOWu OlUCk,
We trust that Tie Town Council
will be ca: cful about allowing per-
SOFAS to ascend the observatory on the
town clock. Yesterday the clock was
stopped, probably by somo one,
whether accidentally or on purpose,
we know not. In either case it /, n
nuisance. The entrance to; the stceple
should bo under lock and key, and no
one permitted to ascend without spe-
ciel permission.
We arc proud Of our old clock. 1t
is the only one outside of Cbarleston,
For years it has married. the Hight Of
time. Men are growing gray, the Pc
tlod of whose birth was recorded upon
its venerable face. More especially do
we prize it, as we know ttet when it
is gone we won't be- able to get an
other one. City Fathers, take caro-
of that clock /!
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Tho Month of MAY.


From the diary of friend, we find
tle following items of iptcrcs. for
this month, during the. year 1867,
nothing of importance or worthy Of
note having occurred il May in any
subs eqqent year to date, viz: >, ~
Mt. Zion College was burned on
the 4tb.
A heavy. frost killed cotton and
yegetablcs on the 9th, and also on tho
l7th.
jeff. Davis was bailed out of pria::
on, at 100000, through tko Influence
Of Horace Greeley;
1. Great ,sfo:a ,9oGGfred at Mobile and
Richmohd, calised by Northern en-.
issaries, lpro,ninent among them, vii,
son and Kelly Of tho U. s. Senate, }
tYehty-four of the Radioal party were
killed and wounded, ,,..,a r.
At tho fremenn's celebration in
arlestou; Gen. Sickles ordered tho
U. S. flag to head the procession +;
when it was brought forward, q nom.
Der named Calhoun Smith tore it into ito
fragmcnts--os. course he, w'as impris.
ooed by the Federal tyrant. 49,
Failure Of the house Of Jpo. Fra.
zor & Co., for twepty odd millions of
dollara, through Federal o:dors.9
Cotton was selling at28 eeDts per
pound and corn at $l.80 por bushel,
and money abundant at Z per cent.
Msximillian was shot BY, order, of
Juarcz in Mexico. ,.,,l1 y
During the month all ordor was IS.
suod presumed to be, BY tho influence
Of Gov. Orr and others,) to prevent
the collection Of all debts, contracted
during the war apd otherwise impair.
ing the obligation Of contracts, with
other evidences of Federal usurpa.
tion.' >5+ -. Hf' o. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Notice 10 Creditors,

Tho State of South Carolina, rlnintitr.
against the Spar: nhurg AMI Uni II
Nailront Coml"ry, Rufus I. M.hLln,
nni others, Creditors.
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER MADE
H. by his Honor Thomas !. Mnchcy, Prs.
siding Judge Of tho Sixth Circuit, in the
nbovd entitled action. OF date 9th May
1873, the undersigned, Special Hcr,rcr..
will hold II reference at Uuiun,ill., on tie
i"th anI goth days Of June next. uua. a
final reference at WinnSboro, on tie 81
and Ath days Of Scrtnmhrr next. Cor The
purpose Of tpkiug proof of the Bvnl
Coupohs md Other demands against iEr
Spartunburg and Uuion Railroad Compa-
N.Y.
Any bond, coupon or claim not proven
DC ihro the closing OF Tho final reference.
will be debarred lIom receiving nny divi-
dcnd.
Sou closing the final reference, the un.
dersiGhcd nrc required TO report, among
other things, OF tho order Of priority ~
which said bonds. coupons and other de-
mands shall be pail
J'S. NJ BAXTER,
'i Til0S. Is. DEFER,
may t"-Tl1j Special Referees.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Liability of Telegraph Companies.

olauiilIy oI Ae'eSripn Uompanlos.
a case Involving q question OF in.
tere>t was tried Thursday in the Court
of Common Pleas, between Jas. r.
Aiken, E<q., "nd the Western Union
Telegraph Company. Itarpcars that
some time since, Mr.. Aiken received
d dispatch from Middleton g. Co., of
Baltimore. to the effect that they had
an order for loo bales Of Settop at
l5s cents. tts replied "I will Gil the
order" About week after he received
a letter in answer to one written by
him, saying that he was mistaken in
the price, which should have been
lA8. He visited the telegraph Office
and found that the message had been
properly sent across the wires, but the
operator hero had made mistake in
tfanscSibiug it Mr. Aiken applied
to Middleton & Co.; for a release, but
they refused i 1t. Ho therefore brought
suit agaihst the Telegraph Company
for damages, amounting to several
hundred dollars.
Col. Rion; in behalf Of Mr.. Aiken,
oontended that the Company was re-
popsiblo for loo6s;e5 to tho party in.
jured, whoever lie be, and cited
many authorities in support Of
his position. Per contra, .MeoSsrss.
Robertson, and McCants h Douglass,
for dcfendants, argued that Mr.: Al
ken was not privy to the suit; that he
was not compelled to Oil contract for
l45 seuta,<as dispatch contained the
figures l5s; and that Middleton &
Co., were tho parties to bring suit
They also adduced. woighty authori.
ties in Defence Of their position.-
Several other points were involved,
among them, whether the printed
agreement at the head Of each dis.
patch, binds tho sender q! 81! rsdeivssr, OF
not. The jury endered verdict 81
$500 in favor Of plaintiff.
This case is an interesting one, and
may DO carried into the higher Courts.
-----~-~~~-o-c~-o->>>~~->~
Glover.
We clip tao following from tho
Chester Reporter:
"rf there is any body old fogyish
enough to believe that this section of
country isnot adapted to tho growth
Of clover, let him, her, or thom, ride
three miles Yves. of this town and se O
tho potsh Of Mr.. John B. Stokoa.n .
In reply, we would soy that Capt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Cherry Wincs

Stone large cherries; mash them
and mix,them with cold water, allow.
wv gallon to five pounds of cherries
het it stand ten or twelve hours, then
stir it up we'll and strain it. To
each gal lon. Of liquid, add three
pounds IF sugar, aud Gnish the same
IS curraut wire.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

of the depot. Tue engineer either
did not know Of it, or elso concealed
it. lls should 10 iuterrogated aboat
it. These railway, accidents aro too
frequent, and it Is due both to the
engineer apd the public: to know
whether ho is to blame. Mr. Muoko-
rell was about l9 years Of ago and
q native of Ireland, but had resided
in this County for two ysare. He
was esteemed by all his acduaintauoes
and his death is universally regretted. (.
The Firemen's Parade.
On Friday last. tho ,Winnsborc
Hook aud Ladder Company had thoir
Anniversary Parade. On account Of
tho unprecedented rains, this parade
was postponed from day to day for IL
week. But there is an old sayiug that
Friday always brings a change Of tho
NO .ther, end this Friday WAS no ex-
csHtion. Accordingly at o'vlock p.
NJ, the Firemcn ia their showy uni.
forms, nsao mbled at the Truck House,
aocompaH ed by the Winnsboro Brass
Bind. (This band of fifteen instru~
n1ents is composed of tho young men
Of Wiuna> >oro, who, although they
have been organized only since Sop.
tember last exhibit q remarkable
proficiency in the management of
their instruments.> The Truck, which
had been decked beautifully with
wrcatls and garlands by the ladies,
was brought out; and preceded by
the band, tho company moved for
ward from the Truck House to Main
ST., theuoe as far down as the freight
depot, and thence back to the resi-
dence Of t5r. Robertson where the
presentation of the Trumpet was to
take place. Here the ladies and such
of the gentlemen as were not mem,
bers Of the company had already as
scwbled: The procession having
hailed, Capt. II. A. Gaillard, in be.
half of the ladies, in an ornate end
eloquent address, presented a beaiu'i
full Trumpet to Capt. S. B. Clo%inl'cy
for tho co"hsay. Capt. Clowney, in
a spirited reply, thanked tho. ladies
for their tokoy Of good will, and cx.
horted the mcthb bers 70, prov, thcu.-
sel7es worthy Of: .tho coudleuco re-
pcsSd in them, Throe cheers were
proposed for the ladies, and given with
a henrty good will.
>, After some delightful music by tho
band, tho procession returned to tie
Truck House. Thus endsSdt! tie third
anniversary parade, pronounced by
all, perfect success.
That night the firemen in a body
seronaded Capt. ,Rac,t, tho. ,rresi-
dent elect, md Capt. .Clo&ney, the
retiring Pro.ijent. Addresses were
"ade by those gon,lenseii and ample
refreshments provided for I'LL. After
fo" imrromptu remarks add toast,
ihe party dispersed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

fhe e{nfgratioh from England to
this country .has been very heavy
this spring. Ten Thousand emigrants
left Liverpool last week, and even be,
foro that, when the season had not
even fairly opened, the lido had com
meacsd to set toward the United
States. -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

During class meeting held tevcrvl
years since by tho Methudi,t bret hren
of " Southern village, Brother Jones
went among tie cdlo-ed portion OF
:he congregations Finding there III
old Maj" notorious f,r hls. ehdeayors
to serve God on tho Ssbbath, and
satan, the rest Of the. week l. . said
"Wcll, brot' cr Dict, Pm elad to
see you hpre Haven't stole any tur-
keys since I CAV yoH ldst ?" ..
''No, nc, bruder Jones, no tur.
koys." -.
"Nor nny chickens brother Dick r.
= ,""No; no, brrder Jonos, no chick
ons.n - =,
"Tbank tha Lord, brother Disk !!
That is doing we'll, my Lro.her,"sai !
brother Jones, leaving BROTHER Dick +,
who Immediately relieved his. over.
Observation-Disclosures by saying to n
near neighbor, with an immense Sigh
Of relief: :. ., " -, -.
=. "Ef he'd said ducks he'd had
mcn
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
New COnundrum.

The following conundruu is attrib.
uted to MIR. W. y. Bradley, con.
ductor on tho South Carolina Rail.
road:
Why is Capt. J4ok MT immortal 7
Bccause he can be (Canby) killed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
0oatb OF Chief Justice q. U.ose.

Doatb OF Chief Justice Case.
We are Indebted to Mr.. Jerome
>Williams, the efficient agent If the
Southern and Atlantic Telegraph
Company, for the following de,pa,ch:
/: "NEw YYRK, May 7th, ls73.-
Chief Justice Chase died ut Ia a.
A., at the residence of his daughter
in this city"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

The 83rd annual Convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church of the
Diocese Of South Carolina met in
Camden Thursday last,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
M Manslaughter.

We have heard from Columbia that
Capt. George Tupper now on trial
for the killing Of Capt. John Caldwell,
in the Melton Montgomery ARRAY, last
Sep'embcr, has been found gHilty Of
inanslaughtcr.
After the verdict Was announs, i.
Gen. NJ. G. Butler, of Defsud n ,,
counsel, gave notice Of n ,notidh . :,
new trial, which was appointed to e
heard on Saturday week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

K local prohibition bili,, not not ex.
vcp'iog cider and lager, has passed. tho
New Yark Senate.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

4 dispatch from the Modoo Sodn.ty
says all tho settlers on Butte and b.
gus creeks have moved away.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Tic ANNOUNCEMENT tbst .."tra:'h is
stranger than fiction" is .aid to dc.
pond chiefly upon who tells IL. /
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
~~" # ~H"E~" "a Rr"xELu HEHAL

s. 49, Clowney, who,. amid 'hie press.
i"g.. official duIies,r still dovotos some
timo to ,agrioultuo, lseveral weeks
aimee, challenged auy farmer in tbe
State or elsewhere to: show finor clo-
yer than be has. Thiselossr is fully
thiity,four inches high aud &"still
growing" If our brother Of the Re.
porter, viii como down and examine
this patch he yill be empty repaid for
his trouble. Capt. G. extends him a
.hearty2ihvitatioh to Gome, assuring
him ho shall have plenty to eat, aud
champagne enough to satisfy him
that GLOVER is not the only thing in
whioh Wiupsboro excsls.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Tho 24th annual meeting Of tie
American Medical Association j.. in
session in st. Louis. $50 dele gates
arc present.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

A new town is just started in Kan. ::
sas, in which no one is to be allow. d
to settle who smokes or chews tobacco.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
Mocai 50uIp@.

r. Old papers, suitable for wrap
ping goods, for sale at this Office.
- ------>>-.c~>S~<~~~~~-~
New Advertisements. '...
Sec notice UooA Il Ladder Com
pany.
. Notice to Creditors-Jas. NJ. B.x
ter aud Thos. Il. Jeter, Special Ref.
erccs.
. Go to Landeckor & Co.'S, for Now
Goods.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
No Small Potatoes.

No Small Potatoes.
Mr.. Is. +. Davidson Of .his town has
shown US an IIish Potato Of this
years growth, larger than turkeys
egg.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14
ADMINISTRATORS Notico. -,

NOTICE is hereby given those whom il
~ mny concorn, that VIII, on the 10Th
9Ry Of Juno, A.. y. 1878, nt II O'clock A. ~.
8le MY hndi retI,n IN tho Codrt Of Probnt Q
for Fairfield Cou9ty, an! ask for a final
disohsrge as Administrator Of the Ebtaio VI
Peter c. Nicholson, deceased; .'
IRy4'Es@ Z R.iWADE,BRICE,
may 0Lx8" ">@-s 4 ~ = ~ Adrn'r.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

Milwa ukee is. a.glsdlen.d BY. tho re-
opening Of navigation on lake Michi-
gan. The ice now only "ritcs from
ten to fifteen feet ,eboye tho surface
Of the water" and Tie ferry boats from
Grand Haven are. seldom moro than
eight hours bcliind.tjme.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-05-14

( Tho froshct ID Sandy River liss
week, says the. Chester. Reporter, Sas
the heaviest: eyer known. Ga men
who have PASSED, all their ives on it's
classic shores, say they never luew the
water to rise 80 high before. Wo
have hoard Of no damage to bridge,
Tho fences on tho low lands suffered
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Court Items.

Court Items.
Judge, Mackey appointed f.. j..
M!eans,.J. I. Eoy'es and Isaac Dob
Son, as the committee to examine tue
BOOKS Of the County tflic:era. :.
W. Moc. EIa1'r ana Andrew l,lair
have paid the fines Imposed unon
them at the last court. Three hun.
Ared dollars of this money has been
BOT arast by Judge Mackey for the
construction of cistern in tie
Court House yard, as q protection
against fire.
Judge Mackcy thinks tho immuni
ty from Ku Klux outrages in Fairfield ,
may be explained by the fact that no
decent Ku Klux would trust his
horse over tho County roads after
dark.
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California anticipates q Chinese
emigration of 1900 this year, and
eons;deys it an alarming condition Of
affairs" .............
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Fresh Arrivals.

A FahSL Lot o Candies, Jellies, Pick
II les.' Oys;orb, Peaches. :, TO matt ocs.
Green Com, Salmon, so. just. received
at ti., MCINTYRE
fed H
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:; The total meat supply Of Great
British last ySar averaged seventy.
eight pounds for each person.