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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

The Chicago Post got Congress-
man or two IN its eye, snd then went
to wsrk on tho following paragraph:
Why not pas resolution ''utterly con
demning" Foster, the car-hook murderer :
then give him reception, and let the poor
man 60 in peace?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

On. HAMMOND, Surgeon General.
states that he believes George Francis
Train to be insane. We supposed
everybody knew that long ago. ''.>.@ Z
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

-Couocil Bluffs VA in an extreme.
y happy moed on Saturday night over
tho decision Of the. Attorney General
! Ct the United States that that city il
tho actual terminus Of tho Union Pa
clio railroad. sss.4 ::'':'.> y "->:.',,< 3
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

"A LIVELY. controversy is going on
between the St. Paul Press and Min.
neapclis Tribune relative to the Ser ger
impeachment. 1t is about "nip and
tuck" between them a. to which shall
have the last word, but "tuck" is ahead
at the present writing.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20
SEEDS, PLANTS, TREEs.-PREPAID
By NAIL.

Ny new priced descriptive Catalogue Of
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds, Is sorts
Of either for 81 new aud choice varieties
Of Fruit and Ornamental Tres, Shrubs.
Evergreeas, Roses, Grapes, Lilies, Small
Fruits, House and Border Plants ano
Bulbs; one year grated Fruit Trees for
mailing Fruit Stocks Of all kinds Hedge
Plants, TO. the most complete assortment
in tho country, will be sent gratis to any
plain address, with P. o. box True Cape
Cod Cranberry for upland or lowland,
S. per 1000 81 per 100; prepaid by mail.
Trade list to dealers. Seeds on Commits
sion. Agents wanted.
B. N. Watson, Old Colony Nurserfes
and Seed Warehouse. Plymouth. Mas.
Estahli.hed l642.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

ON Monday President Grant nomi.
mated to the Senate his entire former
Cabinet, With the exception Of Mr..
Boutwell,, as follows: Hamilton Fish,
for Secretary Of State ; W. W. Belknap,
Secretary etsWar;J. A. J. Cres"ell,
Postmaster General Columbus Delane,
Secretary of the Interior; Geo. A.
Robson, Secretary Of the Navy; Geo.
d. Williams, Attorney General !; Wm.
8. Richardson, Secretary of the Treas.
ufY.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20
Q. e. GARRISON,
Civil Engineer & Architect,
or. CLOUD, MINI. 80
ST. CLOUD, MINI.

Having had twenty-five years. export
enoe-twelve In 0ovsrameat surveyinx-1
hope 70 give salisfaetisn In al branches or
enginssring., ~ rx,%~~
Pine and other Lands entered and taxes
paid for Non residents. and full descrip-
ten given from personal examination.
Of6ss sad residence near the Episcopal
Church.
Aaps Of stesrns County for sale.
~NOrARY PUBLIC.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20
LATE Hk ~ ITEaD.

Recent dispatches announce til,
death Of Bishop MoIlvaine, At Flor.
snoe, 1taly.
Gold weather last week aipped thu
early vegetables in the neighberhood o.
Savannah, Ga.
"A fire In Mseon, Ga, on Tuesday
destroyed twenty five bailding-, twelve
Of which were stores and shops.
Tho Massachusetts, Supreme
Court has decided unconstitutional the
at authorixisg Boston to issue $780,
900, 900 Of Gre bonds. -
Tho mails from East St. Loui.
have been robbed during the Fast two
months Of SIS, 900, mostly in drafts on
Now York. Detectives are working
up the case. @;~~. ~ -
'-Postm,ster Jones, of New Yorl
city, says his resignation is not due u
political causes, IL he was in perfect
accord with the President, but arcs.
from = desire to be freed from the 70.
spcnsibility to which he is subjected
BY the detalcations among the subordi'
oates.
"A CiOoiuusti dispatch Of Tuesday
says large fire is reported 10 the town
Of Centerville, Galeoa county, Ohio
Ten buildings are entirely destroyed
and the FIRE is still raging. High
wiode prevail, and the citizens arc *
exhausted with efforts to suodue tn,
flames that. very little property will b.
saved.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

A CUTE but very naughty Yankee
named Warner sw,adled the Bank Of
Eoglapd out of about half !. million of
dollars by means of forged hills.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

JOHN WALLER, Of St. Louis, felt 80
bad shout it that be committed suicide
on Friday. III" was disappointment
y" A0Vo' 81" g.. l Il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

" The Utios, N. Y, Herald thinks
that another day Of drifting snow win
make new map Of th.t city necsssa.
~. | 2@:z. .@ .@s.. p z Et*'t=.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20
BEEF CATTLE.

On ths hookas fellows: go:
At Fort Huford. D, T, $50 head On or before An.
eust lst, 1873.
At Fort stsvenson, D. 100 hssd on or before Ju.
l, 10, 1873.
A Iert sally. D. + go head On or before July
IoIt Randall. D: r, rs head On or tefor, July
Goth, 1873.
A 1ert Abraham Lincoln D. T.. 40 head on or
before July 4th, 1873.
At Fort Seward D. r 100 hea On M oaf,r. J,l ?
1st, 1873.
The cattle must average about ono thousand and
my 9so] pounds gross weight, and esteers from
wild CATTLE including Cherokee and Texas cattle, a.
We'll ~ oil under three Isl over seven III years
and all falling short Of 900 pounds gross weieht
bulls, stag. and cows. will be rejected.
Bids msy be made for the whole~ or for each post
separately, 1850 ...-
Proposals wiz also be received at same time
and place for furnishing, ON THE BLOCK. tho
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20


Unsatisfactory aud emiusntly unpro6ta.
bic, and the second very much Of q
humbug, I would put it to tie test with
the ether well.known varieties. Expsr-
iments are usually expensive, and are
more likely to fail than succeed.
It is claimed for Odessa wheat thst
it yields better than Fife, which may
DOT be entirely correct, but can be &C.
counted for BY reason Of its being Of
smaller keroel, and consequently leeds
from tho sesder more readily, and is
planted numerically much thicker If
the same quantity 10 bulk is sown. 1t
70 we'll known that thin seeding is one
great source Of light harvests in this
State. A change OF seed from one
section of the country to another is al.
so productive Of better yield for one
or two years, but it soon recedes to it,
natural level, and its real productive.
ness is apparent in short tune.
The principal reason Why would
advise the raising Of Fife in preference
to Odessa wheat, is, 10 those sectioos
of the 'sountry where it has been grown
ior years before it was introduced here,
it sells at from Eve to twenty cents less
per bushsl than Fife Of the same quality
The reason of this Is that Minnesota
flour has the reputation of being strong
j. e. takes more wster, and will make
more bread to the pound of -four than
any other in the market. The flour
uade from Odessa, wheat is not 80
strong, aud docs Aot possess the quail.
tiles which have made Minnesota flour
famous, aud sought after in the mar.
kets of this country. Odessa is soft
wheat, and where it has been millei,
and tho -four shipped to Chicago, St.
Louis and New York, the report has
come back: "If you wish to sustain
the reputation of Minnesota four,
send no more soft wheat -four, branded
M'no." 1t is believed the pc.
culiar quality Of Minnesota flour,
known in tn markets ss ''streogth'' is
greatly owing to tho use Of Fife wheat
To the farmer, then, 1 would Gay, be
prepared TO sell your Odessa wheat 10
the future for a less price than Fife,
for the miller here takes just pride in
bis "Mlnuesota Flour" and the wheat
shipper wants what will Inspect a.
North westeru, and will make q strong
-four whenever groand. Odessa wheat
makes . good, white, family -four, aud
can be sold in . limited way to the
home trade, but the great mass of the
future crops Of this section of the
State are for export, and it is impor
'tant to produce<hst which will best suit
'he market where it must be Sold
Hence, while it may not be best to
discard entirely all other varieties, /
~'uld advise, by all means, to grow =
large majority Of Fife wheat.
J. A. STANTON,
ST. CLOUD, March 10th, 1873.
We CONCUR IN The statemsats 10 the
aeove article, and recommend it to the
careful consideration Of all Intending
tu raise wheat tor this market,
| c. F. DAVIS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

- T. J. BONHAM,
Practical Tinsmith and g Dealer in
TT M W. A r. e.
Parties in need Of uuttering, SpsutinE,
! anyskind Of Job Work viii find it to
their advantage 70 give no o call ~
make this work sraeialty. ms
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

w. HENDERSON.
j.. Dsalsri in and Manufacturer Of
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
~ Custon work done In the beststyle
Repairing neatly sndpronptly dsas.
,HasAiagtA avenue, asxts dserte Nets
,ths ClsthiAe store s a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

Products will pay for the land and improve
nsnts much within tho limit Of this generous cred-
It. Better terms not offered, and probably never
be.
Ctreul1rs giving full particulars, gratis; call
for oil that arc wanted to read and circulate.
Como West and thrive Friends will follow.
sectional map, showing the exact location Of tho
Iowa lands Is sold at 80 eents and VI Nebraska Lands
II same prioe. foe circulars and maps apply 70
GEO. =. HARRIS.
Land Commissioner, Burlington. Iowa.
.AS-And please say in what papsr you saw this
Advertisement, marl34W
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-03-20

ST. CLOUD, March 10th, 1873.
. W. concur IN The statemsats 10 the
acove article, and recommend it to the
careful consideration Of all Intending
tu raise wheat tor this market,
C. F. DAVIS,
G. r. BEAL.
LEWIS CLARK.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12

sav" every case of 'cerebro spinal mem
irgiiis.' IT, is the sane cpidemic that
ragged IN this Siote iu the winters of
1877 aud 1913, which carried to the
grave every one it touched until the
old.fashioned hen lock sweats were
adopted, after which every case wuu
saved.
"Our people sent about twenty five
miles md procured hcmlork bougbs,
aud they sent for it from all parts of
the State. There was company here
that was called the sHovk aud Ladder
Company" that for weeks did moth :
ing night and day but 60 from house
to house giving hemlock sweats, and
Ii Saved every case. Though sweat
ing might do, but there is no mistake
about hemlock swcats being Il srcci.
Gc."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12

| 10y virtue Of sundry. executions TO mt
! ID directed. will offer for sale tc Tia,
! highest bidder before the Court IIou.c doc.
! in Winnsborc. OH the Grst Monday IL
| Ma, ch next, and the day following
within the legal hours of sale, the following
! Real Property, TO wit
All that piece. parcel or tract Of land
! lying bcitig ,ihl situate in The County ni
! Fan field md Sla:c Of South Carol,na
known NJ the "Barkley Pnce," confirming
Onc Hundred and Twenty Acres, more 4:
| less being Tie balance rf Snid tract fror,
which the homestead was set of anil
bounded by lands or II. +. Ellison, Dr.; W,
| b. Crciah;. aud hY the honest >nt, nil,i
! road leading from lin Shcro to Chester.
levied upon rs tic r"p;ry of Richard
Cathcari ut the suit OF Louis Austin ant
| Samuel J. Mnyes, Extcator. aIa!n<l Rich
nrd Cmthcart and othcI!, against Tie ":.m"
defendant, and rcsolI at ,hc risk Ok ;hr ivr.
II CT purchaser.
All Tint piece. parcel or tract OF land.
lying. hcing and situate in the County Of
FaffG!d and State Of South Carolina, con-
tanning Fort; eight Acres, more or '.Hs,
AMI bounded by lands Of Dt Il. II. En-.
mun1s, JaS. Stewart and Homestead Of Mrs
Harrison. levied uTun ns the properly Of
Eli llar isoa at ,hc suit of ". r. Robert
against The same defendant.
y trac, flnnd lying. and being situate, in
the County Of Fairfield and State OF South
Carolina. containing Three Fluhdrcl and
Thirty Gcrt:, more Or less, atiuining lands
cf Wyatt, Coleman, Joseph McMrekin Mrs.
ID. NJ. Mnhlcy, David Stephenson, William
Smith, and by waters of McC!urc's Creek.
Another tract IN the County and State
aforesaid containing One Hundred and
Sixty nine and thrcc-four,h acres. more or
lcssj lying Oh the waters Of McClnrcS
Creek. adjoining lnnds Of J. +. V. Lrgg;
William Smith. Estnte Of Dorcas MoblrY
deceased. and lands belonging 10 the Es.
tate "f Bird Chapman, deceased. levied up
on rs the property of Asnph Hill, nj the
suit of Mary J. Moblcy, E1ccu,lix, a.ains,
Asarh Hill.
All TINT piece, parcel On iract Of land
lying. being and situate in the County OF
Fairfield and St:.te Of South Cnrnlir!a, con
mining one hundred and t-rcnty acres,
more OF less and bounded ty lands Of John
\. Ca'hcnrt, Il. +. Ellison Jr and by
lands Of Dr.. L. B. MaAdeu, and others
The following Lots accorling to the rlanof
the town, and situated in the Town Wiuns.
bo,o. County nnh State aforesaid. Lot
number seventy lvc (75) bounded by lots
numbers scvrnty-rou" ca, and scvcnly.s;x
T6). Another lot bounded by lots Of NJ.
:. Miller, and JOHN M:Dnweil, levied upon
suit Of Jumcs X. Robinson against james
Calhcars and others against the same lie
fcnlan'. H. ". DUVALL, SEC.
Sherin's Office,
WinnShoro, $. S., Feb. !, 1873.
feb S-tlx2
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VA. r. ssyS:s g. " 6.
=, : .A :. sr&.. y ia 49,
III riffs Sales.
SKATE &: ..HElh Carolina.
I ouN.H or lAIAFI

Ol'S.S or tl3Eirln
.... >,
,;'I "'"', - ~ or ~ ''"s' ha!sis l..
''"'' '''' W
'n r"'-',:n"" at %n "''''r Of the Court Of
'"'''""n i"n i"T hi'hr'" County made in
we h"nf' 9'H'r' cHS", VIII nher for Salo
NJ i"N'' nrc''"n |" trr highest bidder,
'' W" 'hf C"ur' t'"".c \ 9" IN Ninushoro,
M"h''y ~ M'l&h hr>t, the Following de-
'c'lh'h '"'S ct land, belonging TO The CO.
'a'' 81 = - i"t"' "rcra>rd, I" wit:
}: ''"' d 1'"" 'y!NN' hrinE nnd sitn.
a'e'' ~" n""E'y "i '!ir'"'f AMI state OF
Sonih 'hf"'ihn. known CD Tie general Plat
al me anus az *aidt. Durham Ford, do.
''""rl' hhhr hy Nm. u. Eik'n, ID. s.. OIL
thS i.'h nhy 81 juno, a, -. W.. rs trnct
n' c""'alh'hE lhEhty.lwn Acres. moro
or icSs' ana """nMcd 'y lands OF Henry L.
"'"s"n; h"hh| H. DAVIS anu land devised
ny S'l" " ~ 'oiu' deceased, TO Amanda
h"o'r'S""'
- ''a'' q! lah' 'yihE' being anu stu
"'e ~ '"c same county ana STATE, known
on IN" "'n' ~ tract ~ containing Nine.
'y>''Hn' :'rr"s' more or lcSs, ana bounded
ny a"',d Of Mary iid""ll, and by lands
'lrv'I'" ~ 'a," "'G""Scd' to Mary Ford
''', !" N"h"'a h"'''''So".
D; ''"'' o. IAN" lying, brirg ana stu
~" III '"' ,""".y M" th'e a!"rrShid,
N"""" gu s'i' pat rs tract 81. contnin-
''R 'h' ,''n'r'" an" seventy six Acrca.
more % "r 'r,S' an" hohnhc'. BY lands Of
H9ilr y. Da'iS. lnnG" bc,nnrlnE to lhC ca-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12

success ut the start. Established in
1867, it has waved stronger with each
year of its existence, until it has bcs
c,mo one Of the solid institutions OF
the city aud acquired national rcpu-
tativn for enterprise aud reliability.
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All the Troops in the Sou.h Ordered TO
tho Plains.
The President has ordered all the
troops on duty ia the Svu!bc crn
States, except small detachmcnts at
forts on the soacoast, to prepare for Il
movement towards the stations on the
P,ains, within comparatively short
di:tal co from salt Lake City. This
is done to secure the enforcement of
the laws, especially what is known as
the Io;."n bin, now pending in Con-
Congress.
Crumbs,
With good weather, the Augusta
and Fort Royal Railroad will be fin
ishad within the next thirty days.
The rails are be ny laid at the rate ol
half u mi;e per day.
TIE Press Convention, which is
sag gcatca to be held in Columbia
next mouth, IS intended for business,
not political, pulposes--,o regulate
advertising and other rates.
BY decision # jude Carpenter
that the jury was illegally drawn and
his immediate adjournment Of the
Court, Patterson secures one years
respite in the bribery mattor.
Governor Moses HIS arpoiutcd J.
Il. White Of M,,ion, i Deputy Sur
veyor. Also, Ciellaud Milnor, to be
Com missioner tf Deeds for South
Carolina, to reside in New York.
In the Senate cdncsday Clinton
introduced Il bill to compel all chill
dren between the ages Of six and six.
tecn TO attend school, either public or
private, at least three months in the
year.
T!c Lrurcnsvillc Herald records
lhc de.'hs # Drayton N. Barksdale, ),
,nA Mrs. E.i@A MvGowan.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12

The franking privilege has been
one of The l"r@ sf,nling abuses o. the
country, wEich all jLst men wished
TO sec abolished. The mails have
been largely used aS' ins!ram tnts to
further the personal ends of members
Of Congress. They have tccmrd with
documents which were of no ear'hl,
use save for clcctionccring purposes,
aud have been shamefuliy used to
convey parcels Of the most hetrogcne.
ons character. P~ivatc CORE por-
dcncc has been carried on under the
convenient cover Of the frank of m"m
bcrs Of Cong,cs. and officers Of the
Government. For 4 score Of years
public opinion has Cal cd for abate
mcnt OF this nuisance, but it has al.
ways cunning y managed to avoid the
blows which were aimed at it, AT
last is time came, aud few days ago
the House of Representatives agrccd
|" the Senate amend ncnts to the bill
ab".i: hing il, and it now only awaits
;hc signature Of the President to be-
come a law This, WILL, I'D doub,
be promptly given, and this hoary
wroay and useless membranes O.,
the Government will be swept away
ami Consigned to tha rubbish of tn,
past. Oae of the Consequences whicl
ough I on to follow is cheaper pos t
age CoIumJtu Ih8hir.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Rural observation-disclosures.

Always excellent, alwaye enjcyablc,
the Rural Carolinian is indispensable
to the educated Southern planter or
farmer, and cont.ins much of. value
to the general reader. It's heavy ar.
ticlcs contain valuable information
which tho agriculturist should study
carefully, and from its shorter pieces
and miscellaneous articles any intelli.
gent reader can Gull useful ideas.
The Literary and Homo department
is edited expressly for the benefit of
ladies and children, and should make
the magazine always welcome to the
farmers family as we'll as to the
farmer. The illustrations, though
not numerous, arc good, and serve to
explain the text.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
PROVISIONS.

Just received and u, the lowest market
rrica.
lIkds. G. Il. Bacon Silcs
ihds. e. j. Bulk Sides.
llhds. Smokc,, anil Bulk Shoulders.
Best refined l.asd ia barrels IS tnr: els
choice Augusta Flour, 4, ex G, Dcnarara
and Coffee Sugars, Coffee Of Nil grades,
sugar Drip. Golden ana.N Syiur, New
Orleans and C0mmri Molasses.
Also,
10 barrels Fresh Crackers Of e:rry v1.
riety,
Also,
ote barrel Naihau's Old Cabinet Rye
Whi:kcy, ut
Jan 20 Il. J. McCARLHT'S
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Deatl Of Mrs. Polly Tidwcll.

This venerable lady, widow of the
late Strothcr Tidwrll. died at her late
residence in Lnngtowoa, in this Coun.
ty, after short illness, on the 23d Of
J"nua9y lH73, in thc 77,h year Of
her age.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
euro for Meningitis.

euro for Meningitis.
'The Frceport (Lll.) Bulletin pub.
fishes tho following letter from gen.
tlcmar in Michigan to friend in
Hrceport. AS this disoas, is said to
be prevailing to q certain extent in
this County, wo publish tho para.
graphs giving below for the benefit of
our readers
~. only write to tell you what will
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Messrs. Griffin & Hoffman.

Tho MORT of business enterprise,
says the Baltimore Sun, cannot bo
tested in a few months. 1t takes
years to bring out it's strong points or
develop elements Of weakness. The
Baltimore Advertising Agency of
Messrs. Griffin g. Hoffman seemed a
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Chrynlo-

Every subscriber to tue f'irc<ihe
Favo1iite for 1878, paying $l.Oo Will
be entitled to fine Chrome Of
Wh;tticr's Barefoot Boy, that rctailS
s3.50-as premium. The Faroritc
is an eight page Family. Fur $Irci.
men copies send to Jvhu p. Peabody,
Salem, Mass. Agents wanted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
County Commissions. S, Atteation !

1t ha, been reported to MS that per-
sons, in 6 ting sand, are un1crmin-
ing the road h,tw.on the Pr,by,ci II
Church and the branch on the
west side of Town.. This is Il serious
matter, and we trust the County Com
missioncrs will lock into it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Sale.

Spartanburg and Union Railroad Sale.
Thc Spartanburg ana Uniou Rail-,
road was Sold on Monday last, an'l
brought $305. oOO--$5O, coo cash, t.,r
halance in three scmi-annual install.
mtnts. General Austcll, Of Atlanta,
Ga. and B W Nci''.dden, Esq, OF
Ghap lo,tc, n. c., were the pu'ehas,
crs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Buckwheat.

The Scientific American says, as the
buckwheat season is upon us, the fol.
loving substitute for "groasing the
griddle" is recommended :.
"Take . turnin, then cut it in half
and rub tho griddle' with the iuncr
side, and'you will find the cakes will
como off nice and smoothly, and you
will be rid Of the disagrecabic odor
of burning fat"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
Another Malad T..

I1o!.1cF NIHiaUJ'
The new safe just received hy those
cnterprising gentlemen; Mos,rs. B.~
cot e Co., has,bccn suddenly attacked
with new disease called "hcn-new- =
end ways" 1t can neither be locked
nor unlocked. A prominent Balti~
more physician has been tclegraphed
for.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
M M0%aGG..

WOULD respectfully inform the public
generally chat will continue the business
at the old stand known rs McCrcjyhfs Shop,
where Will be prepared 10 make and re-
pair G,ist Mills and ,do job work.
will keep constantly Oh hand full 8np-
ply Of Metallic Cases, Walnut aud Pine
Cotiins, oval and fiat tops. a share Of pa
trt mage is solicited.
feb i2-lm J. W. McCREICUT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
NOTICE

HAVING purchased the entire stock OF
.. II. Thompson. l will conduct The Hard.
ware business at the store occupied hy him,
under the firm name Of J. ST, Galloway &.
to. lexl eel to devote my attention al
most exclusively to Hardware and will en-
deavor to keep always on hand rs full nd
complete stock as is usually fonud in n
hardware store. A share of tho public
patronag is respectfully collected,
Jan 2S J. NJ. GALLON Az.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-12
SAhE OF MORTGAGED LAND,

IN PURSU ANCE CT authority conferred
on us by Power Of Attorney contnincd in
Deed by ia, Wooien OF dato the 2O:h day
of October, a. D! 1868, We will oilrr for
sale on the first Monday in March next, a.
publ out.cry 10 the highest bi1dcr, before
The Court House door in HinnSboro, he. .
tween tic hours Of II o'clock \. NJ. and S
o'clock =. NJ, the following des crihed pro-
Pcrly, to wit ::
All that piece, arccl, or tract Of Ianl, :,
lying. being and situate in the County of
Fairfield and 'Stnto nf South Carolina, con-
tanning three hundred and twenty .lhreo
acres, moro or less. and adjoining lands Of
Jackson Joiner. II. ID. Wilson, John Rains,
Ben Cloud and others. The snid sale is for
the purpose Of forcclosing morIehg. Civ.
en- to us by James 4. Wootrn nf date the
Goth day Of October, 4. ID. 1868.
Te1e1IM@oE Sale.
One half cash the balance on Il credit
Of one year, wit! annual interest from .he
day Of snle, the purchaser 10 give his bond
secured by mortgage Of the premi :cs, and
TO ray for papers.
W. Il. ROBERTSON,
JAMES II. .RIUN.
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