The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-11-19
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Largest, yield sgeet potatoes on
one acre, 42ea bushels, T. w. R1bb,
BSsesii Outs, cla T. W. Rabb, fair
field, SIS. p .,,4 ,,g,,, 1.,
T. W. Rabb, Fairfield, IS. ..j,.','>
Display ,ot grain, Il. w. 'Rabb,
Fairfield, so. -. - :, - 'n& I.t .,
Eashcl table turnips, D. r. Elkius,
Fairfield, S.. r.g .,.,-rr y
Bushel upland riooe,' q. wv. Ra1b,
Fairfield, So. -'"'7H "'''' p"
Pic melon, Mrs. John Eikins, Fair
field silyer!h 90 l,i,aH
: Durham bull calf, Z. L. Bulow,
Fairfield, &5. -..... I'D. r.r
Grade bull, 3 years or upwards,
! NJ. Cipwaey, Faitticldy second pre-,
mium $40. wlNT 4
, Grade bull, 2 to 8 years old, Thos.
W. R,bb, Fairfield. $40.
Grade calf, to 2 years, Thomas
w. KAbb, Fairfield, SIS. ....,
Grade COW, 3 years or upwards
Thos. w. Rabb, Fairfield, htst pre-
MUM, 800, ..s
Light draft fllly, year, Y. l.. Bu-
low, Fairfield, $40. ....,' ' =:
Bioodod tilly, 3 years, j g. Bulow
Garfield, $50
Pair 8. Z. raised mules, w. D.
Bolick, Fairfield, SIS. - -
Grade COW, ditto, Thos. W. Rabb,
Fai.tieid, second premium, $l0.
Grade helfer,ll to 2 ye'rs old,
Thos. ", .Rabb, Fairfield, first pre-.
MUM, $40.
Muic colt, ! year, NJ. Clowney,
Fairfield, IS. . f. /
SYNOPSIS OF TINE address OF HIS
DONOR JUDGE MACKEY, TO THE
GRAND JURY OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY
At THE NOVEMBER TERM.-The
Court congratulated the Grand
Jary on the faithful aud efficient
mannef in which they had discharged
their laborons duties.
The Court will order so much of tie
presentu.eut Of the Grand Jury as
relates to the public highways and
she removal Of the jail be scrv.
ed on the County missioncrs.
1t IS the. opinion of tho. court
that the County Commission
els have the authority to remove the
Jail. If the county Commissioners DO
not carry out the recommending Of
the Grand Jury the court viii as
sume tho responsibility Of withdraw,
ing the prisoners from tie jail;T and
have them transferred to the Jail Of
an adjoining county-thc expenses of
the prisiners to be betrayed by the
conntv. .''
The Court regrets to learn from tie
prcseutment of the Grand Jury, that
the evil practice of buying seed cot
ton is on the increase. Tho court
regards this practice as dangerous to
tho community and ifnot checked, it
will tend to nuset,,e the foundation
and bases Of property. The illicit
traffic twas to beat down the price
the honest man can not compete with
the thief. The court believes that
the w,ong is not Without a remedy,
and thinks the remedy suggested
practical one. The court deems this
matter OF so much imp ortance that it
will order q copy Of the presentment,
certified by the Clerk of this court, to'
be sent to his Excellenoy, Gov.
Moses and the presiding Judge will
give his personal attention in
bringing this matter to tile nbtice
Of the Legislature.
The Court regrets to learn Of the
large balance due tho teachers of the
public Schools Of the county. The
p. csiding Judge does not believe the
balance will ever be paid so long as
the money for school purposes is sent
to the State Trersttry. Monies COL
lectcd for School purpposes should re-.
main in the counties wherc collected. :.
1t has been suggested that it Would
be violation Of tie section Of the
constitution which requires all
,houeys collected by the State to be
deposited In the State TreasGry-and
paid out of the warrants Of the Coup.
trolier. In the opinion OF. the Court
the provisions Of the Constitution
would be complied with, if the Coun.
ty Treasures were designated as de-.
positaries--as sub Treasurers of the
State, and tho money could be paid
out on tho warrants of tho Cvmptrol-
Ter. 3D.. So. ssH
The preiding Judge. instructed
the Grand Jury that they
were discharged from further
| Attendance dpon tho Court
until tha 4th Monday in January
next-tbey would consider them
solves discharged from further attcu.
dance upon court in Jauuary, if;thcir
successors 6Ralll be PROPERLY drawn
and sunmoued yand hope they :higlit
have a safe return to- their respective
homes and families!