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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
The public pebt.

BY the monthly report OF the public debt for
July We learn that the debt was decreased during
the month $370,518 9j. The total principal ~
tho debt outstanding is $2,239, ,02I, 1854 AZ, on
427,ll5 80, giving total of principal and inter-
est OF $2,270,479,070 O8. There was at the same
time cash in the Treasury ol coin & $50 l44 1857
S8 OF currency, $9,S16, $50 4S, exclusive Of $33.
67OOOO OF special deposits for redemption of cert
hsates, making the total bf cash in tie Treasury
l23, O3OS7b 46, reducing the total debt less cash
in the Treasury, to 81, ,SlS,7l3 81. Debt less
amount in the Treasury on lat Of July, 1873, S2,-
past month Of $370,51s 80. Decrease Of ths7 debf
since March LIST, 1863, to March i, 1873, $s68
659 49, Bonds Issued to Pacific Railroad Gompanies,
interest payable in lawfpl money, principal out.
standing' S64 ,672; interest accrued and not
yet paid, 1928 liz 66; interest paid By the United
States, 1856 26; intereet repaid by trans
poEtatIon of mailg etc. SI,226s 1858 65; balance Of
interest passd by United States, SI6,222, 1872 II.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

Inc san Francisco Examiner encourages the
Democratic voters of California as follows =
among other reasons why special effort should
DC made by the Democracy 10 carry California
TINS time is the inspiring effect Of victory here
larly In Virginia, whose people are looking hone
lnlly In this direction for an encouraging restlt
Though the Democracy of the old Dominion arc
very confident of winning, still their ardor would
De very considerably dampened by Radical tri.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The Danville QlIl Times is getting quite ex-
cited about the Farmers movement It says in
q wild, war-whooplng way island aside, poll
tlclans you little gnats and worms, or the farmers
will step on you and kill you'll The farmers will
crush the very life out Of any politician who
hlnders the car of reforml Withcorn at a quar-
ter busheh you may as well play with. an eIe-
phant as with farmer" The Sentiments are
farmer is like an elephant, and what comes Of
playing with an elephant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

TIE WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH will be omen
for preaching by the pastor the Rev J, M. p OTIS.
to-morrow, at l0H A. NJ, and p. M. Subject
tor the morning: "Jesus the good Shepard, and
The sin OF unbelief, and it's eternal punishmenf
The public generally are cordially invited, l-'ii
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
The Bender lIur.lern.

Al, hAMsAs CITY, August la special despatch to
the Times from Cherryrole. Kansas. saws GoIonsI
orko has received intelligence that more bodies
nave nave been discovered at Bender Graveyard, ana
that a clue to the whereabouts of the Bender fam
ny had been obtained :
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

TIE Taxes Thus FAR CoLERoTED.-Du ur-
y tne month of July, Mr.. Alex Chandler.
cQIlectOr Of taxes for the NOthern DlstFiet. has
scelVed taxes to the amount of S1OO,O76. MT.
I'm. Stliley, for the Southern District has re-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
DAILY GAZETTE.

IN, lnS Association of Fire Underwriters, of Phil
HAeipnH' embraces now nearly s15O,OOO,OOO of
p, OApl.ai ana assets Tho twenty-onO agencies en-.
r'hed represent fully onc-haf the actual fire in
surance security fthe country.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
NottrEs.

DATTan11ECN6D-oFFICE EN- OBTHE WILMTNa.
IVN COAL GAS COMPANY. " '"---'-- - : :" ' !.
b. dne directors Of the Wilmington doaI Gas e.
per sbaIs s gay declared dividend Of Three Dollars
mand. n S' 7 HIlVnhns; n HIS, ,2ayable-on de-
~. 100 Shipley Street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

The price Of wheat in Chicago was kept up I'M.
o'clock yesterday by the "corner'' to 81 40.
4sn, the ngure at which the ''rlng" were making
edemen's' 1a After l O'Clock the price fell to
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
YOUNG MEMS LOAN ASSOCIATION.

4. .dBy by 2 vote Of the members of the Young Men,A
~ s ~ held at their rooms on the even
~ isS ~ IhS lotn inst, It was voted unanimousi n
ssne e, nEe hundred shares Of New Stock, commepe.
70 the same will be reeeiyed bv tbs
t[esIdent, Z; Y. de Normandie, at his stoTs NJ
;Ie seet and also at the Farmers Bank 81 w.
Jf4o-u "sjisG ih1 Z. e YOUNG, Secretarv. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02
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FklNTING THE REVISED CODE AS AMEND.
I s. ED. &c. -''I...
STAIR OF DELAWARE.
tf4s EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
T5fGposais T be received by the undersisned for
Copies Of t6e 6nk ana delivering three thousand
REVISED CODE sA4o.5
oIa gaIs state as amended together with the add,
ocs 1--we q public and general nature pssSsd
p9peation Of the last code 1t being the
tba onIi " LAWS prepared by me- in obedienca ~
ilie requirements of Chapter 2O9 Vol II ~ az -
Of tbs q ssi sIeaware and approved BY the LeFsatSre
meet tbe ~ lne late Session. Provisions 10
N % S3nt resolution Of the General AssembIy
Inc of saI coJe heDruary 18th, 1873 The print,
Uode Of 1852 with the amen dments pIaced IN hr.Ce
essi Inc additional Acts may be printed in s1seIl
fvihIw JOHN H. PAINTER,
- :" Secretary Of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-02

~ arms In Rennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and
Virginia. AlsO, mills stores business stands and
dwellings. The public are invited to call-and ex-
anime the list. Correspondence promptly answer.
co. REYNOLDS Il co.
9lb Market street, Wilmington Del VI
Real estate brokers, conveyancerg sIryeyors and
collecting agents. jy20.dsm.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
Legal Information.

a now jury Jaw has been enacted
in Illinois by which juryman must
bo resident of tho county whcro Lo
serves he must be over. twenty. ono
and under!.sixty years old IN possession
of his natural faculties and not inficm :
of fair oharactor,> approved integrity,
sound judgment, we'll informed, and
,nust uhderstard we'll tho No clish
language and ho must not have tory.
od as u juror for ono year. :.
The Supreme Court of Ohio haa
pronounced Unconstitutional u law Uf
that State empowering communities
to levy taxes for TIC abstraction Of
railroads. Tho grou.ds cf tho de-
eiSion, which was unanimous, are, that
suc! taxation,is not for public pur-
poses, for which alono taxos can be
constitutionally levied, AMI that the
State Legislature is forbidden by the
Constitution to authorize any Jommu-
nifty to cngago in this way in sprivato
enterprises, directly or Indirectly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
Tho State Militia.

The Chester Reporter remarks that
tbe colqrod militia arc being, quietly
but rapidly enlisted iu Chester and
other parts of the State, and asks
What does this mean ? If it is
proposed to organize tho militia in
pursuance Of the laws Of the State,
why not issuc general or1or from
the adjutant,gencrAPs oilico re-
quiring all citizens within the pre-
cribcd.agos to come forward and en-
roll thcmcelvos.7 Why enlist and
organize the negroes exclusively
Is it. proposed to rcpoat the history
of tho past 7, We remember worry
we'll to have seen .compa, y. of no.
grocs marching, through tho. streets
Of this town. in, the fall of 1870,
brandiShing their Winchester rifles
in the faces Of the white. people,. and
shouting: "t1cre's, your Rcgula.
torb.". 1t may as we'll hc undcrsto ood
at once that tho world has moved
since that time, and that such scoue
could not be rc.eractcd without some
body getting hurt. If, however, the
object is to- havo force prepared to
fight tho Sioux Indians we kavo nc
moro to say. .-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
An Eloquent Speech.

"T hayo been thinking since came
into tho meeting to-ni.ht, ubout tho
losses Two mot with. since ! signod
tho total abstinence pledge. T tell
you thoro isn't a man in . tho society
has lost moro by stopping drink than
what have. Wait bit till I tell
you what ! mean. There WAS a nico
job Of work to be dono ia tho shop to-
day, and the boss called for me.
'Givo it to Law says lie, he's the
best hand in the shop We'll, I told
my rife at supper time, and says she,
Why, Lanrie be usod to call you the
worst. You've loct your bad name,
haven't you p "That's fact, wife,
says I. sAnd it amt all I've lost in
the last sixteen months, either.
had poverty and wrctchodness, and
I'vo lost them. I had ragged old
coat and shockin' bad hat, and some
waterproof boots that let out Mt the
too as fast as they took it in ut the
heel. I've lost them. I had red
face and trembling hands, and pair
OF ahaky legs that gave me an awk-
ward tumble now aud then. / had
habit of oursing and swearing, and
Two got rid of that, had an aching
head sometimes, and heavy heart
and worse than all tho rest, guilty
conscience. = Thank Cod I've lost
them ALL Then told my wife what
che had lost. 'You had nm old ragged
gown, Mary .,sayo"I, sand you
had trouble and sorrow, and a
poor wrctchcd home, and plenty OF
heart-a chcs, for you had q miserable
druukard for a husband. Mary ;!
Mary thank tho Lord for al you aid
! havo lost since I signed tho Good
Samaritan Pledge =" - Amer.can
IFeslcvan.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
Shack Nasty Jack.
TOUCHING OBITUARY notice OF THE
DECEASED.

Again VIC aro called upon to por-
farm the painful duty Of announcing
the death OF one who is not alto
NethNr lovely, was chief among Il
f.>u'n Of thousand spirits who are
nat ye, msde perfect. Wc refer to
tfohack EAsty Jwk," the genial,
whole. soulcd or perhaps considering
.is mixed r.rentag-) We should say
IA ,lf-s olcd copper culorcd gentlemen,
who recently died pcacefully, and in
Ipi ccs, in. his little lave bed. Jack
did not wrap that iit,lc drapcry he
had about him and lie down to pleas
ant dreams, and his demise was
ha$tened Ivy seven inch sholl, that
entcrtod, ard. .c*plodcd,in his dia-
phgram, running Il digestive apparatus
that had never been disturbed by
banquets roast dog and salt horse,
washed down by oopious draughts of
iicry untamed benzinc and needl To- s. un
whi'ky. AS we rcoall the virtues
# tho deceased, our, pom Ut ooRsoipus.
ly drifts into tho Philadelphia form
IF mourning, and re =.o led to OK
claim:
Dearest Shaok. thou has left.us,'
No moro horsos thou wilt steal
But twas Gillom that bcreft us,
lla can all our sorrows heal.
First we thought it was OIL schonofan,. ,
Then VIC heard it twas Scar Faced
Charles.
But the latest news, Shack Nasty,
Say 'tTnS Won who hhyc nuit carth'a
snarlos,
Como but no, forgotten.
Friends Of tho family ipyitcd to at
tcud-cotorod carriages for all who
wear glovos.
Born of poor bat honorable parants,
"Jack' manifested at an carly ago
those traits chat in after years madc
him famous, and would ip .time haYo
sent him to Congrcos if his soul lad
not been sholled out Of his cphomcral
shell by cast-iron namcsake. lie
served his tribo as Tax Collector,
President cf q baso balb club, and
was about organizing Q Young Red
Mems Horse Plagarising Association,
when lie felt sensation Of goncncss
at the pit Of his stomach, and was
gono. =, Possessing many of the virtues
that marked the Credit Mobilier
operators, Shack Nasty was also as
generous as the increased salary
voters, who only drew their back
salary to pay off the public debt, and
the nows of his sudden death will cnuse
4 thrill Of. anguish in many bRsows--
anguish that he WAS not permitted to
die slower and by inches.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
How to tiel il long.

| Do MT atom tn tell stor;o. IN hvo;
nass hnvr. 'f W ~ '" :" 'u''
IF rou L,uo ,,,,oo of h,a;,.oa ,
found th.ro wh.p w,n,od "''' ~
NJ, nan eau vn, rirh Inv .;.;n,
y, on,,d s,orc. nna Slow. Giving
e.M r>.,,, y, L',,;''s ,-.
U,rr rrI, ord"r iH" snte M "ns's r'n,tors: s.
o,.j:t, .u,I ,,,'wn',,,uos - . R'"'''J' ~
DO NOT mcJ,;In Win hus;,oso ro,,
,,rn,. "n,, ;mn - " ''' 1'0
n rcr luv y, ,r.;n,, v>, i,
no,, ~ ~" Wv ''''
the man. wH, 9, ils + viii, ~. !, 49, 49,,
in traIo. '"'
T.'l.;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
Fair nf Lie CnrNlnaS.

VVo learn F.D,a, the l:rcaiicnt that
stock enough has Eccn subscribed to
secure the continuance Of the fair.
~ free consultation was hold with tho
farmers last week, in regard to tho
rroniu list, and it will omphatical.
ly be Il farmers list. Gen. Hampton
will DC invited to deliver The address
aud we feel certain that he will como.
No other man in tho United States
could draw SO largo crow. in tho
two Carolinas. Con. Hampton told
the writer of this a few days ago,
that he would be here in ,OctobeE,
and thoro is no doubt whatever, that
he will accept the invitation to the
fair ChnrloHc ,SUuMcyn Home.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
DlSp0sing of 4 Duc!iSt.

A case which is likely to call forth
all tho emotional resources of o
French jury, is told as follows
a young man, having accepted n
challenge from notod duelist, goes
home and tells his mother all about it,
The good lady rushcs off, distracted
to the house of tho duo:ist, whom she
finds practicing with q pistol in his
garden, and what is worse hitting tho
mark every time. She implores mcra
cy, but is coldly rcpulsod by tho
marksman, who declares his intention
to kill hor son. Thercupon, in her
wrath and terror, tho. poor woman
snat atclsos Up pistol and shoots tho
duclist dead. Tho chances urerthut
sho will be acquitted, and indood it
is difficult to imagine any case which
offers more genuine 'extenuation. A
jury Of mothors would not deliberate
long on their yordiet.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
items About WOmCli,.

-Four hundred and sixty four Mas.
sachusctts women havo signed ppti-
tion asking Congress not to interfere
with Morlnopism.
An Iowa Justice of the Pence re-
fused to fine "a man for kissing girl
against her will, and on tho ground
that. Hannah could have bitten Lilm,
but did l.. not. +. j.. !. go. 3.
Boston Joung ladies put ona eloan
pair Of stockings when ..thoy bavc
their photographs. ,takon; but. utter
ilguring avor..the question for several
years Professor .Agassis says he does
not know why they do so.
A petition, to tho Legislature to
legalizc polygamy is; said to have
beon signed by l6SspinstorS Of Lowell
Mass.
Mon and won.en differ. You may,
perhaps, convince a man, but you
must persuade woman.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

An exchange tells n pleasing talc
Of two crippled sol!icrs Of the late
war, one Cp.,fedcratc and tho other
aFedcraI, who have fallen together in
New York, and formed u part
ncrship for running hand Or
gan. "Thcso crippled so)diors,
says Northern newspaper, "could
not probably define Tie wur,l
craftsmanship, but they show spirit
Of reconciliation, and a willingness to
make the boat Of tho present, which
many professional statesmen might
study and emulate TO their own credit
and tho Infinite advantage of the
country"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
81 n;gilt III, i'i,ar,

a story is ioid u!; Ee4..o ;u V;r-
g;nia Thcae masto" iircataNc,: to @ive
him fogg,ng il ho boiled his ecga
hard agaia. Neat 2iorn;n. tic cwcs
came 20 SIC table :tili harder .hai be-
forc.
"Iou rascal" shouted tho ourasclt
Planter, "aili't ,c:i you 10 cHck
those eggs soft ~
eyes, massa," said lie frightened
slave, "nn' got ur at ITO o'c!cc,I
dis mornin', n'l,:ioi dem five hours,
an it seems to mo dat rover Kin sit
desc eggs setter -
Daring the war cle Of the Northern
liotcl keepers wGs On a visit to nor.
folk. Thc eg,5 camc TO the table
b,ilcd hard.
'Louk Ecrc," .';,| ;i,t IIotcs.&ocn-
CT, "Sambo, tnes.' ur..s a:e boiled
too Lali. Nvw, t.Nc my wa1cA aad
boil some shrce .1;..n,ca by H."
llo Gsyo the ncgIo his sr'cndid
Co!d w%tc;i. l.. "hoat Gvc nrinp1cg
the freedman roau-uad with ;aa c9gs
and watch OIL tAe s2me ,'sie. Tho
watch Was Wi.
Wn%, have yon been DONE 20 my
watch - ASKED u.e Nur;!'era visitor.
"W rs, i:'s ali wcv.'
eyes, sah," sad tic rleGro. nT
billed "e watch VII 60 egg. AL
right dis ,i:nc, sai."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
mo-, 50
Nicely ('lE,::,:ai.

At Tho masked f,cmon'., .all IL
+ New Orleans, some time ago. c"y
and handsome man, WHO lad .ccU.ca
TO take his wifo to tho ball OF & plea
of business MS nuch struck By q
stranger, n lady in e. r.as;:. On hc2
! he cXcrtcd all his fascination.
"Oh, Sir, you quite pat INC cUt with
your ilattcry, suspect you a1o o
married man." said i.c lady.
/ "No, indeed but | couic&s q will.
ingncss TO get married since had tho
pleasure Of seeing you," was the GAL
LIANT reply.
"Indoed! but you haven't seen my
fuco. yet !"
emo; but I know It is beautiful.
The exquisite grace that accompanies
everything you do and say tells me as
much"
"Indccd ~
''l think SO bu; you will 10 long.
er dcny ne that satisfas,irn for J. as.
sure you, lady, I ;:m in love-"
'"lndccd! y
"It is true. Until / met you 70.
night women have lcotcd 20 me home
~ and commonplace"
con, you arc .icsti"s.'
"IrGoed, cm ',ot."
"And y9u we've: loved gay on, bce
fore ?"
"NoSo:! Your sex appeared to
me "'v.ys lecoi>ru!, arl ny hoayt rc-
fused them all sympathy but fer you
feel passionate attraction { have
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Gen. Il. II. Colstonc,, formerly ia
tho Confederate army has arrived at
Cairo, Egypt, to assume the duties Of
q professor i'll the polytechnic school
there. ILc will also hold the rank Of
Colonel in tho Egyptian army. Gen.
Colstonc Was for two years with Stone
wall Jackson in tho faculty of tho
Virginia Military Institute.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

We learn that fearful tragedy has
just been enacted in Clarendon coun-
ty near The Williamsburg limo. The
circumstances Of tho affair, as wc
heard tlcm, are as follows 1t seems
that Major Land and Pritchard had
bocn in copartncrship in tho turpcn-
tine business that Ma jor Land WAS tho
paymastcr of tho firm, but that he
aud MIR. Pritchard had dissolved thoir
business connection. This fact, it
also scoms, was not known to tho
hands who had been in their employ,
no presented themselves as usual to
Major Land TO rocclvc thoir wages.
Ilc told them, that ho had withdrawn
from the firm, and they must go to
Mr.. pritohard for their money. Upon
hoaring this, ,thoy tooamo worry VIC.
lent, drow thoir knives and pistoIn,
and tried to CIT and shoot him. When
this demonstration, was made, Majo,
Land drow his revolver, killed two
of his assailan's and wounded two
others. By, this prompt action he
saved his own life. o.-Sumier News.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Moore, the negro who killed anoth.
er nog,o, named Smith, in CharIo:tlo
on last. w odnosday night and then
made his oscapc, was,rocognized at tho
depot in this town, on, last Satu. da y
night by. Alex shodd, servant at
Nicholson IIotol. Shcdd informed
policeman Noah Harrison who Moore
was, and ho was ut onco arrested
tSoon afterwards tho train coming
Ealong the prisoner was turned over to
conductor Trczcvant to bc carried tc
Charlotte. Chester Reporter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Tho vito Of Louisville lawyer
made hustle of some important To-
gal documents, and court had to adj
iourn until she could 20 homo and re.
turn them in proper shape.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Another good man has gono TO his
eternal rest. Deacon Euoch Spann,
Of Georgia, n jealous worker in the
vineyard, fell through . ,trap-door in
some sca:fulding the oth"v day and
there being incidentally ropc about
his neck at tho timc-his earthly
career came to IN abrupt close. lilo
had removed his wieo soino. tinic bo-
fore, ,-choked her to dcath,- and
that fact was not wholly disconnected
from the melancholy occurrence to
which we have alluded. So deep an
interest did tho citi2clis III hia nciglis
b Jrhood tako in him that thoy for
several months before his dcccasc,
maintained him free Of cxponso in n
stone hermitage where h;} wrestlcd
with the spirit and spent many plcas'
ing and profitable hours in doctriual
discussion with. a brothor hermit,
colorcd, who had equal claims with
himself, upon tho public regard.
j ust before tho accident which, ter.
mined his uscfuincsa upon EARTH this
swcct-souled Christian remarked,
with nobly characteristic willing.
nc 80 to BIO forgiven ,.,. ii
"I trust / shall mcbt my vito III
heaven, where all the sorrows of thiu
wos Id will be forgotten."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

1t is not generally understood that
whilo letters may bo forwaEdod with
out additional postage frot, ono post
Office to anothot at, TIE request Of tho
party addressed, who may be travel
ing or has removed to another oity,
newspapers cannot thus 10 transmit.
ted, according to tho recent ruling Of
tho Post Office Department.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Tho London Times says that ti.orn
is great danger Of America degenerate
ing into q fourth class nation like
Spain.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
legal Information.

Tao Supreme Court of Missouri h 10
dcei'lcd that clerk or employee can
recover wages for tho full timo ON
ploy Notwithstanding no may be
discharged in tho meantime.
A meeting Of tho NngliSh Common
Law Judges has been hold TO cons.d-
or the provisions Of tho jury lill.
Their Lordshirs arc Of opiuion that
the number of Jurors should not be
reduced, and that the rule Of Una
nimity should bo maintained.
The Court Of Appeals has sass
tanned tho decision Of the Now York
Surrogate that the United; States
cannot accept bcGuests Of real estate,
tho case in issue being the will OF
Charles Fox giving half million
dollars to tho government to help pay
the national dobt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

4 few days ago, at Mackvillc, on
the Macon and Brunswick Railroad,
a man named Silas browning. killed
his nephew, John Browning, with q
knife, cutting his throat from car to
car. The murderer has fled.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

A New York oyster house appears
to have swallowed, a dictionary, for It
calls itself "a sholl-lish insti,utiop,"
now, and lis oystor'opener is The
"chaippion bivalyist'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04
he Ei,..ett T!ae.

The Visalia <Ca' } Times says Tie
biggest t,eo IN Talsro cvnnty forest
Of s;iaut,, il Eaown rs "GonoraI
Groot." ii measures ,h;yty scvca
feet six inches in diameter lIlis
would s;v", by ordinary estimate, n
circumference of ore cuad,cd ard
twenty soyan feet. Ihe reader can.
imagine Tha1 a. inricuec area that
would be, sappcsi.s q sectirr ce tho
tree cut out a;d juiL upon tho
ground. 1t world ai1',rd ample rocn,
for "douhlc cotill,un," o.. if tho
same scction wcro stood Oh edge,
against al ordii!ary two story build
Ing, its upper ri.. Mould be above
the caves, and yoll up toward tao
chiH'ucy.top.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Chang. the paralyzod Siamoso twin,
has so far recovered as to be able to
ridc n crutch about tho house. His
brother has not left him d momont
since ho was taken i'll.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

Honey and castor oil mixed are cx
ccllcnt for asthma. a tcaspoonfu
may be taken night and morning, viii
great benefit.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-06-04

The following crI.ovs fact about
the Ne" ior! i!c:a:d viii explain
to so:nc extent its success:
There - not vc,*e' ta,v;rG New
Enr?: wh;c!, IS sot n.,nn!:eI vii, The.
l!e,a@. There y rct Il M:uistcr,.
Con.Al or AMr&tt"a Co.ac.,nent
representative OF any character living
uro" ;bc fI:c &C 'iic .soho wl:c is not
shrp'cd, f.eo Of cost, w:th iis,sld
iilc!. Tho m".actrs ECO TO it chat
every ror&on !, { I;cia' staliopH who
can 10 Of anJ uae 80 shem at auy limo
i7 jurn;,hed their paper and given to
uaidcrstanH .hat they will be paid
mott handa, mciy,fcr any intelligence
they may o,,,.a.Dn,e any time to its
columns. W.a. is tho result ? Tho.
Herald has in "ate1t' in almost
cvo,y Eoscrnmcnt official.