The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-12
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jon PRINrINo.-Our offico has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterh eads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &C., &c.
Corro;N.-At tho time of going to
press yesterday evening, cotton was
selling at 10 a lls cents in this
market.
New ADVERTISEMENTS
See ShorifI's Sales.
%,cad Withors' IL Dwi gifts adver
tiscment. ::
Masonic Meeting Thursday night.
Executors y Nvtice-J. w. Coleman.
Monthly Collections II. r, Robert:
sQn.
.Citation-W. M.'NeIson.
Great ,gains--L Landccker & Co.
Prompt. settlement rcquircd-T.
Il. Robertson.
FoR SALE-We cali attention to
tho advertisement Of a very desirable
tract of LAND. See advertisement.
RuNAwAy.w-7Th There was lively run.
away in town On Tuesday, A wagon
was upset and driver spilled, but
NO serious damage.
PosroNED.-Thc meeting. of the
Stockholders of the G. e. 4. II. r.
is pospcncd until the 2lst inst.
Hence the stockholders will not have
tho chance of visiting the fair free.
ERIN AND CALKpoNlA.-Mr. Joba
u. McCarley has received lots of tho
choicest Irish and Scotch whiskcys.
Just the thing for tho season. Eolh
ing can 80 fortify ono ac,;nst tho
attack of /" Scotch MIST" as " ho:
Scotch whiskey Punch.
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GRAND CENTRAL HorEL.~-It is
with pleasure that wo recomm end to
the public this new: establishment,
lately opened by Mr.. J ohm d. McCar-
ley. Here. the weary Traveller can
find rest ard an abundance of cheer.
Permanent toarders can also be ac-
-comoaated at moderate rates six
teen dollars a month. This house
,.laa the advantage of accessibility,
and is in good hands.
SrlLI. THEY CoME- MoRE PorAToEs
AND BIGGER.--Mr. Thos. G. Robert
son ha> brought another fino lot Of po.
,tatoes to this Office. Five Of them
weigh 90 los. The largest one weigh
cd II pounds. When dug, it moas-
urcd 254 inches round, and weighed
81 pounds. We believe Fairfield can
raise anything, (and' as much of ir as
we'll as any other comfy in tho State
can.
70 TIE LOVERS OF THE JoTrUL.-
Read the advertiscmcnt Of j. j. Nc
Carlcy, and it viii make your mouth
wafer. No has. some Of the best
liquors ever brought to Winnsboro.
Ills cold Century," is magnificent.
lie has also fine cigars-Golden Leaf,
l4a.. Espanola, Ia Crcma, Belle of
Cuba and other brands. Ncad his
advertisement and give him call.
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No small. PorAroEs.-Mr. Thos.
W. Rabb, ST., has sent us basket of
magnificent potatoes. MIR. Raob
gathered 500 bushels Of these tubcrs
from an aoro Of land. ..
Whcre is the Ph~ntu man with his
450 bushels : Mr.. Rabb is one OF
tho most successful farmers in Fair
field and in tho State.
RAlN.--It is impossible for Court
week to pass by without rain. Or
Tuesday, rain fell almost all day
making things generally chilly ant
disagreeablc. A committee of loafer.
braved the inclcmency of tho wcatho,
and went to 500 how tho cistcrn wa!
filing. They "reported ptogrcss.'
There will be some lively "skecting'
of water when the oistern is full.
RAILWAY ACC1DENr.-Tho north
erR bound through freight on Tues
day morning rap of the track bclov
Wards on the Augusta portion of. til,
railroad. Nine cars of cotton wore
pitched into the ditch. The north
srn boun.! day passenger did not pas
WinDsboro until after dark. As i