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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Rotation of Crops.

An old French egriculturist gave
the following seven rules os tho fun
damental principles Of rotation:
|. However we'll a soil may be pre-.
pared 1t oannot long nourish crops OF
the same kind in succession without
becoming exhausted.
2. Every crop impoverishos soil
more Or less, acool ding as more or
less is restored to the soil By the
plant cultivated.
8. Perpendicular roofing plants
and such as root horizontally ought to
succeed each other.
q. Plants of tho same kind should
not return too frequently in ro alton.
5. Two plauts favorable to the
growth Of weeds ought not to succeed
each other.
6. Such plants as eminentiy OK,
hau>t the soil, as tie grain and oil
plants, should only be svWn wien tho
laud is In good Heart.
In proportion as a soil Is found to
exhail,t itself by successive crop
plauts which arc loaS, cxLaust.ug
ought to be cultivated.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
TM:1hSURY DEpARTMEN1',

OffiCi: .? H0MrrEoLLi:E oF TiiE CuENEHGY,
:. WANuINnro%, March ist 1873.
Whereas hy satisfactory evidence pre-,
rcntcd 10 inc undersigned, il !iaa beet
mad, to appear tia, "i'ho wnnshoro Nr.
ticnal Ernk' 10 the Town CT Wnms holo IN
The county OF FaisicIh, and N'r,c ",
South Carolina, has been duly ',.1n.l,u
nnd"r and accorlir. to tie r'5'";.qlr.,,; .
Of !hc. Act % Congress- cnl.i,ci ,n .i,i 80
provide q National Currency ..lTr,i ry &.
pledge of United States honis, Iir.. to ;ir.
vide for the circulation nnd rcucmrlip.
thereof, approved Jane 3fI, !>G.i, anI has
complied with all the provisions "f sail AJ1
required to be compiled with bcior" crnl.
mcnc!ng the business of Banking under
said Act.
Now therefore, T., John Jay Knox, Comp.
trollcr of the Currency, do hereby certify
that "The Winnshoro National Bank" in
the Town Of WinnsbGro in the County Of
Fairfield, and State Of South Carolina is
authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the Act aforesaid
In testimony %heroof witness my hand and
seal Of Office this lst day Of March, 1873
r., a JNO. JAY KNOX,
Comptroller Of Currency.
No. 2oS7. noh I2-xlo
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

it is supposed Of hard drink, last
Wednesday:
ereonvillo, Nevberry and 5uHtst
arc proposihg tho. establishment of
cotton factories. Why not make an.
other effort in Anderson, asks tie In
tol}igentc;or I
Deaths in Charleston during the
past were 80; whites i oolored IS.
The Abbeville Press and Banner,
last Friday night, narrowly escaped a
oopfagration, from tho falling and
breaking of suspended kerosene
lamp, which was burning at the time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Georgia Items.

The Chatooga county wheat crop
never looked less promising.
Columbus mills have manufactured
1900 bales Of cotton This season.
Atlanta is to have a new bark.
the niith-&ith a capital Of $780,
too:
A s2S coo dro occurred on the
Butler place, on Buffers Island; rp
positc the town of Darien.
Engine crs will begin the survey Of
the Atlanta, Monticello and Macon
Railroad on the goth instant.
SaIi Thqmp5on, calored, shot Mr..
William James, Of Dawson county,
with shot gun loaded with buck shot
The cold snap SOU ewhat astonishcd
the farmers in the Notihern part of
the State, but they are at it again,
determined to push forward.
The Ladies' Memorial Association
of Atlanta have a suflicieucy Of funds,
and will at once erect ihonumcnt to
the Confederate dead
The Columbus Sun says q rich
Massach usetts manufacturer intends
selling hi6 interests North, and in
vesting all his capital in Columbus.
"Casual,ies:" :" A. negro girl burned
to death in Troupe county; negro
boy burned to death in Twiggs coun-
ty, three negro women and man drown
ed III the Chattahoochcc. a case If
infanticidc, colored, in Forsyth:
Burton killed by Bone in Forsyth :;
four negro children burned to death
in Talbot, negro man drowned near
Bainbridee; white man frozen 70
death in Upson county.
A serious affray occ,uirred on, Satur.
day night last, at Major W. W.
Hutto's place, below Biacllvillc, says
the Sentinel, between two coiorcd
men, Nelson Stephens and Martin
Lawton, which resulted in the death
of the former. Whiskey.
A rnmor reached the Charleston
coroiier's Office, Monday, that color
ed man named Burrell had been
drowned in, Goose Creek, onaW ednes-
day last, while nnvigatinga fat with
two other colorcd men. A deputy
coroner was sent to en1estigate the
affair.
A co1ofcd d man, Benjamin. Hall, 81
years old, was burned to doath on last
Thursday night, in his house, Mt
Walnut Grove Plantation, Christ
Church Parish. The deceased had
been in tho habit of placing his bed
near the fire, and it is supposed that
it must have bc6omc ignitcd while he
was asleep. The house was burned
down.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
HARD w ARE! !!
HARD w ARE; !! !

" HAVE recently received Q 900 lbs
Of Plow steel Of different sizcs 3 800 lbs.
Of Iron oil sizes and kinds 900 lbs.,
Swceds plow Moulds also d. lot ofsxcellont
Steel Plow5.
Wrhaye on hand a fresh supply Of Iron
bound Iiamcs, Traces, Coil fifth breast and
Stay Chains ; Back Bands, Grass Rods,
Heel Screws and Snglotrees. :.
a largo lot Of Nails, cut, clinch, and
wrought.
Also horse md mutu, Shoes, spades,
Rakes. shovcls, Forks, Hoos. Axes, Grind
stones, Wagon and buggy Axles, and axle
Greesc. 900 lbs white Load just received.
1000 lbs. cast ware on hand Brides,
Leathcrs 40.
We have jmst received large lot II cast
wagon ard buggy material, with II ore 10
arrive. VIC arc constantly receiving adj
ditionsto our stock Of hardware, consis-
ting Of Blacksmith's, Carpenters .nd
Shoemnkers tools, and Shelf ware. In ad.
! dillon we have nice lot OF family gro.
cerits all Of which We offsr on tho best
! torms for Cash. O.,
mch 8 J. ". GALLOWAY q co.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Neero Struck by al En- gins..

Elbert johnson, nogro man in the
employ of Mr. Johns. Cathcart, while
under the influence Of liquor, Sun
day morning, took a scat ON the edge
Of the railroad about a mile above
town, while there the northern bound
mail train passed aloag, tho engine
ttrickiDe him on the side of the head
The engineer used every effort to
stop tho engine bat could not, The
negro is not seriously hurt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
SIlEKIFNS SALE.

DY virtue OF sundry executions to mo
HD directed, will offer for sale 10 the
highest bidder before the Conrt li2use door
in Winiisboro.' on the arss Monday in
April next, within ,he legal hours, Of
Wit
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land
lying being and situate in the County Of
Fairfield and Stnto Of South Carolina,
containing Six hundred AMI seventy five
acres, more or less, On waters of Broad
River and bounded by lands Of william
Blair, James McGnl. and by lnnds elong-
ing TO Tho Estate of Mis-. Nancy Nlacon.
deceased aud others.
Levied upon rs the property Of James r.
Ashford nt the sut OF Robert Gordon
against, James r Ashford
l.. ". DuVALL, 9. &c
ShrriG's Ct!icr.
Winnst"ru. = =. March -. 1873.
mch l3 tlxc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
From tho Abbevile Press aud BANNER. Jim
uary 10Th, 1878.
"A NEW ENTERPRISE.

seven years ago We adopted the plan Of
sending our "Farmcr" Cooking Stoves
through The country with Wagons, By our
travelling statesmen, in order 10 supply a
want Tong felt in the South. and hat each
i'"!iy might have an opportunity Of soc.
my u not purchasing one Of these ind,s.
r, ,hSnhlc household articles. Tho ohnn.
! "lht success OF our ciiirrp, isc throughout
The States OF Missouri, Kentucky. 'rrnnes.
soc and Georgia. nhd tho universal favor
w,'h which our stoves nrc received every-
"ac:e, c"hvlnccs us hat in order to sun.
ply thn crnil"nrd growing demand, wo
must largely iEcrc0se our forces at tho
follni"y h"Hcr We have increased our
Naily manufacture of this ono pattern TO
'.":T, ali! Viii SOIL !urthc Increase IL to
fifty il u'.s trade colN"urs to demand l..
Der 'hIc.;rrn, who viii visit you, nrc au-
'",rz": 70 give Tie s;.tuc terms as though
JrH mriG t''c urrchA.c direct from our.
'eI"r' ii 'hr tcnnnry. We have but oSH
rh'ch, "Hi%h Is Ca"r q THE STOVE, and
ioH' i:';.I 80 EG;er ucyihir.
Ihi' stove has no complicated arrange
meH's .u'h as damhcvs and inside fine
Plates as III all orhcr stovc,, but is 30 sim
t'Y c'ns'tn"'e'l 'hat amy one may usc it
successfully. lis worry heavy nnd made
on!y "i i"c best qualities of new iron so
mixed rs Ia secure u tough, stropz plute.
Which NEvLR cracns by frc.
TO those persons in the Stove trade who
shlnk their business will be ruined by us,
anu W no therefore oppose aud misreprcyent
us Anu our goods at all places, we desire
!" assure thpm Iha, instead Of being IA in.
Jury to them, wo arc doing them u benefit
by building up business which has here
toiore been neglected. and by Introducing
IN article Of household utility. must ulti.
malcly bring them into general use III
orsrJ family. Respectfully yours.
CULVER BROTHERS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Serve | Him Right.

Serve | Him RIGHT.
Some three weeks ago an engineer
Of one Of, tho freight Trains on tic
y. G. & 4: II. r., diaco4ered negro
10Y lying sleep OH tbs track near
Ad9or:'5 r: =. Failing to wake bi;%
with the Whistle, the train was stop:
ped and the engineer got down, out q
"two.hand fra,l" and whipped the
negro so severely that he had to be
carried home, and is now just able to
walk about. We suppose he has
slept his last sleep on q railroad
track.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Winnsboro National Bank,

By reference to our advertising col
umns il will be seen that official per-
mission has been granted by Comp.
trollcr Knox for tho National Bank
ut this place to begin operations. The
requisite amount Of U. S. Bonds has
boen deposited with tho Comptroller,
and the bills are looked for in .he
course Of q week or so.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Personal.

Personal.
Il. j. haMotte, E:q., one Of the
proprietors OF the Collthibin Caro.
liiiian; paid us Il $isit Taesday. tiS
Vas in town on business conhectet
with his puper: Tie Carolinian ID
decidedly the srtig1itlicSt aid best
tohed tapct Eubl!shsa at ColHhibia.
Its editorial department is ably con-
ductcd by Nj. W. II. McCaw, who
deserves the countcuanco and sup.
port of every honest man in the
State for tho patriotic and fearless
manner Iii Which he has waged wsr
against tho oPprcssors and tlaudcrers
Of the people. Oar best wishes at:
tend the Carolini"n for ali honorable
and successful turcer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Arrested.

AFreSted,
Officer Potcet arrested Elbert
d"hnson, Bunk johnson, fhil Craig
AID Reuben Hall, all colorcd, Satur-
day night and lodged them in the
guard house. They had been imbib-
ing too freely, for which they paid
three dollars each into the town treas-
Gry.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Another Railroad Accident.

An accident occurred Monday even
ing, about 81 O'Clock, to the Mi ght
express train on tho G. G. & A. r. r.
near Batcsville, caused by broken
rail. The sleeping car, first GLASS
passenger car, express car and The
engine were thrown from the track,
without serious damage to either,
however, as the engineer saw the
broken rail in time to slack speed, and
thus partly avert the accident. No
one was seriously hurt. and only ono
ortwo persons received slight bruises.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
N ew Church,

Now Church.
The Associate Reform Presbyter:
ian Church which hiss been In the
course Of construction for some time
is fast approaching completion; and
1t is said; wilt be the handsomest
house of worship in town wheh finish
cd. We arc informed that 1t Will be
dedicated about the frat of May.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
AnpIvlLLE, s. c., Dec. 10, 1872.

hiRssRS. CULVER BRormRns :-Wo ohecr.
'nl'y grant you permission to use our
names ~ you SEQ proper in commendutiou
Or your FARMER COOKING STovg, for wo rc-
gard it MS being altogether tho best cook
ing stove in use. II is all that is desirable
in stove, for IL is smIic in construction.
has no dnmpcrs. or hucs TO burn out, and
bakes Quick and beautifully. We bespcak
for you liberal patronage from our neigh
bors and friends, believing nB wo do that
none who purchase ono of these stoves will
evr,rcgrel il, tut will consider it q rare
prize in these dnys, when good cooks arc 50
hard to get. Youl enterprise merits suo-
CESS and we hope you will attain it.
} Jordan John Jones, ID Neol,
Necl, SlTalbert. w MCCAIN,
Jas Barnes. ] u Britt, PTucker.
John llagap, " Watkins, J D Prutt,
Il Bell, 1lcnry Bowie, A Hall,
" Bowie, Jno Vance, TV Pruitt,
Hannah, NC Rivers, G. Jonos..
50 roung, ] Jordan. NJ Freeman.
Wicklilic, J Cris-well V Sharp,
NJ rruitt, Al Weed, WA Hall.
} Clinksoalss, TO Hill. Burt Riley,
Jas Thomeson. q W Bowen Wm Cook,
J u Alcwine. A Every, rChcatham
K Taylor, II. Riley, II N Prince,
t,Askloy, W Fuoshce, y W Brooks,
Acker, IL Is Davenport, j W Shirley,
Wm lihgan, JJ Ackcr, M Jordan,
j Fo"shce. VIC Cromhr, GP OncnN,
j d Adams, W Anderson. W NJ Webb,
j tonahee, + Il Puckott, W Whiteloy,
" Acker, II Epting. PA Tribble,
STATE or aOUTH CAROLINA.
AnBEviLLE COUNTY, Jan. II 1873.
T. T.. y. Bowie. Clerk of tho Court of
Common Pleas aud General Sessions for
County lnd State aforesaid. do hereby oer-
tify that mn personally acquainted with
the above Gigners. nnd tnko pleasure in
saying that thoy are. aevcrnlly, honorable
gentlemen, and men Of credit and undoubt.
ed vcraci'y. viii add that tho Mossrs.
Culver Brothers havo sold several hundred
Of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in tins
CoInty, and, 40 far as have heard, they
give universal aaiisfncIon.
J.. D. BOWIE.
endorse tho above certificate.
lub 2j~t &. v. CUFFlN, j. r. A. C.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Who 10 He {

Who 10 He?
For the Information Of the public
we would to like know who is the dis
tinguishcd Carolinian who escorted
Mrs. Il. B. Elliott, colored;, ,thtough
the inaugural ball room III Washing
ton 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

Newspapers.
~ lot Of old newspapers for sale at
tho News and Herald Office, at fifty
eonts hundred.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Trial Justice Court.

Trial Justice Court.
Trial Justice Noil disposed of the
following cases last Saturdays:
The State VS.. Mary Jane Davis,
petty larceny-guiltS.
The State vs. Jack Dawkins, as
sault and battery-guilty-seu eutcncod
to pay cost Of suit:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
local B0u1bS.

w. Extra copies 6ftho News eau
be obtained at thia oliice oil atlica-
tion. Price five rei'ts per. copy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Another Run OFF.

Another Run of.
A freight train on the G. G. e. a..
II. Il. ran of the trac in this place
last Wednesday evening. -Four bvx
cars were badly wrecked aud the track
somewhat torn Up. The accident was
caused by wheel Of ono of the cars
giving away. Nobody hWt:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

Liens.
Merchants and othors wanting
blank liens for agricultural supplies
furnished under the Aot of 1866, can
DO supplied by calling at the News
and Herald office.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Oollisioft,

Col llisioh,
A stray engine ran into the night
express train on the G. e. g. 4. Il. r.
Thursday night near Lexington G. II =,
breaking one or two cars. Nobod,
hurt. Will these accidents rover
cease2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

0tumbs.
An old white sand gathorer Of Co
luitbia Was buried alive undor on
'embankmcnt, and was rescued Just in
timo to save life.
AZ rumor is current in Washington
that H.. G.'Wortbiogton has boon ap.
pointed Collector Of the Port Of Char.
lesion.
Greenvillo does large estate busi~
nees:
Mrs: s. r. Gibbes, Of Columbia,
died on Wednesday last.
w. G. Harris Of Laurensville diod,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19


Married 10y ana ~ tic residence Of Rev.
4. X. Dmhnm, at Camden. $. c., on Wed
ncSday, l2th Of March, Mr.. II. Il. WALK.
In, Of Fairfield TO Miss MATILDA WILSON,
OF Camden, s. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Smoke House Robbed.


Thc smoke house of Mr.. John
Wilson, FIVE miles below town, was
Broken into last Saturday night and
eight bans, five shoulders and two
sides Of bacon taken therefrom: We
hope tho scoundrcls will be caught
and dealt with accordingly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
mch 18
The Finest Table Corn for the
SOuth.'

LARGE YORK WEET CORN-An i'm.
proved variety, very large size, rich su-
CRY ilav"r, and exceedingly productive.
Packet by maiD 70 cents.
Also general assortment OF select
Garden and Flowc.' $cctis--#l.. 50, So. :,
ST., and SIS. collections Of the choicest va.
rirtics mailed to any address on receipt Of
remi,tmncc.
Refer ihy rcrmi,sion) 10 U"n. j.. S,
Blnck, Washington. ID. G, ne.scr, S5n L
Carl Bakers, York, pn.,
EDW y j. EVANS s co.,
Nnrsc"ymcn nnr %ccIsmen, York, Pa
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

Troop &C" 7sh u. s. Cavalry,
Capt. Hart cdlhrhHbllng, passe d
through this flaye last satariay. They
arc bound wost to hunt up Captai Il
JACK and his foll1wcts:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

Spring Goods.
Messrs. Mclaughlin Il Co., advsr.
tisc "a lot Of flow Spring Goods this
morning. Cali and sec them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
The Bench and the Bar.

Tho New York Star advocates a re-
turn by the bench and bar to the
fashions of tho Euglish Courts, aud
gives as ah example of the necessity
the styls Of tho New York bar. it
says : "To foreigner (wo arc told !
it must seem infinitely absurd to see
man occupying tho judicial seat
wearing bob.tail coat {; many.color.
ed trousers and gorgeous waist-coat {;
and counsel appearing arrayed in OK
travagant neckties, crimson velvet
vests and waxed moustachcs, and In.
stead of tho grand solcmnity of old,
and the imposing statelinoss of a
court of justice, a'burlesque composed
Of legal buffoons and harlequins. But,
aside from appearance, the josts, or
would.be witicisms, that som Ell 10 es
pass between tho court and counsel
are most undignifed."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Southern NcWS.

Judge Lochrano delivers the St.
Patriok's address in Atlanta.
A negro, woman was burned to
death in Elbort county, Ga; last
week.
Ten or twelve cases of small
pox are reported in Carroll county,
Ga.
Dawson, Ga., suaors With the small
pox. Several cases and one death.
One Of the young Smith of Lake
City, Fla, jack 5knifod his teacher
who was fogging him.
Two editors died IN Houston, Texas,
on the same day and were buried at
the same hour.
Henry p. Pomeroy was horribly
mangled by an incoming train on Sat-
urday night, near the water tank, in
Pensacola.
Conductor Frank Lipscombe on
Wednesday last was seriously crushed
while coupling cars at Barnett on the
: Washington Branch railroad, Ga.
Tie accidents on tic Georgia State
road Continue with great regularity.
The last was q smash up Of train
loaded With horses and mules.
Tho very fine mill belonging to
Judge G. 0. Wihn,'of Ctweta county,
Ca, vas burned BY an incendiary.
The Judges loss will reach $4,000
less $500 Insurance..
Captain w. James, one of the ID ost
Intelligent and sue dessful gardeners
in Jacksonvi le,' Florida has realized
over three huhdrdl dollars M acre
from his turnip crop this winter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19

Around Town.
The Good Templars arc initiating
ladies into their order.
Fruit trees arc beginning to put on
thoir Spring robes.
The road west of tho Presby terian
Church is In very bad condition.
Will our town authorities see to it {
Elliott & Co.. ore putting up new
bridge id front of their store.
Woodward & Law intend opening
a clothing establishment over their
store this spring:
The night exprcs6 train was seven
hours behind friday morning.
Large Groves Of mules are in town,
thoy Want selling.
Farmers are taking advantage o
the good weather and are preparing
their lands for the coming crop.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
n ew AdvertiS 'ments.

New Advortis 'ments.
Just Rcceived-D. r. Flenniken.
Mckcwns Ale-~R. J. M,Carley:
Shcr,T's Sa,es-L. w. Duyall.
Meal-Mclntyre.
The Finest Table Corn for thu
Sou,h-Edward J: kvdns Coz York
Pa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
Prof. ). Wood Davidson:

frof. j. wood Davidson;
The many friends Of this gentle
man, native Of our State. and for
many years resident of WiBnsboto
and Professor Of Greek III Mount
Zion College; will be pleased to learn
that lie has recently been called
to position upon the editorial staff
of the New York Evening post-one
of the ablest and most high.tonsd
journals in the country. Mr.. David
sons rare scholarly attainment and
his succecssful e2perieucc keFOtofore
in connection with joiirnalism instres
tho Post, In tcHuring his services; of
hafihg made very valuuble addi-
ti"n to their corps. ThSfe are few
~rite'sso diligent, rdcy, pointed and
chastc in style as Mr. Davidson.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-19
p G ID B IN.

- u Oh u Id.
1t will bc Remembered that DEPUTY
U. 8. Marshal Anderson with d squad
Of U. s. soldiers visited tho resi-
dence of Mr.. r. e. Quinn in this
County, last summer; and arrested
Mr.. QAinn for violating the Enforce.
ment Act. Not satisfied with tho ar
rest, Anderson used abusive and in.
sulting language to Mrs. Quinn. Mr..
Quinn came to town last Thursday
and met the said Anderson, who was
engaged in swindling enterprise
Quinn called him to account for the
insulting language used in the pres,
ence Of his wife. Anderson called
upon Sheriff Duvall, who was present,
for protection, which was promptly
rendered. Anderson then attempted
to draw n pistol, but Quinn was to
quick for him. When he saw Quinn's
pistol ho took leg bail, ard parties
who witnessed it say be made excel
loht tih'e, as all of lis i'lk will do
when brought to the test. Anderson
and his gift s#indle have gone to-
wards Chester, look out for HIM.