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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

THE LITTLE Chapter III.
of Life ON an Island " Is given in the number for
September. followed by "our Folks '' The
PEARL 81 Mollc's Trials pocm-hy tarlotta
Perry: Georges Visit To Indian Camp: >
How to Impress Leaves, Ferns, etc on Paper,
Wood and CLOTH That Rulian, Burgan' and
several other interesting stories, poems. etc. The
number Is an excellent one. Subscription price
81 5nn wear Two beautiful chromoS given to
each subscriber. Extra inducements are offered
for clubs Published by JouS L. MILLER, ioi
Randolph street. Chicago.
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CURTIS & BROWN, Proprietors,
The Household Panicca and Family
I.inincnt

Sold By Druggists and Chemists, dnd Dealers in
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

why are you crying so, my child"
inquired French mamma of her grown-up
daughter. "Because Mile Il gave me a
slap in the face" "And did you return
it'' mo, | gave her one first
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

A hearty laugh ne oft enjoys.
When thoughts OF that mccarthy noise
Remind him of the many boasts
He made about outwitting ghosts.
Again he laughs, TO think that he
Who boastcd much of bravery
Should through 20 many horrors pass.
And then be frightened by an ass.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

-Bronchitis.-A simple, but oftcniimcs
ctiicacious remedy, is this. Sirup of tolu,
one ounce; sirup of squills, haitian ounce ;
wine of ipccac, two drains; paregoric,
three drains; mucilage of gum arabic. one
and bali ounces. Mix. Take teaspoon
ful three times day.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

From other than having in the stom
ach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE CoMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury the child, being
perfectly E. and free from all colorng other
injurious ingredients usually used in prepare
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06
IL cUres CNOIeTu: NNhen az Other Reme-
dies Fail.
1t gives Instant Relief from Aching Teeth.
In sections of the country where
Price, 25 cents, so cents, and $1.OO per Bottle.
J.N. HARRIS & Co. Cincinnati. O.

TropFHtofs IcS the southern ana Nestt
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06

Up and away they swiftly 20
Like arrows from the hunters bow;
Hitting at every bound their bones
Against The white memorial stones.
II hell had opened all ablaze,
No sound from thence could match the brays
OF that poor ass whose mighty ears
Were wide expanded by his fears.
Der graves long made their race they ran,
The braying ass and frightened man;
Till with a bound the goes DER
The hedge and Tom lies al his door;
There in unconsciOusness he lay
Until the dawning Of the day.
No longer To the village inn
Goes Darlington his yarns to spin;
Now. with his children on his knee,
At every eve at home is he.
The race that he and thar ran,
Made him "A better, happier man.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06
A CHOLERA REMEDY

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
w please say yOu snw the isemen mt
in this papcr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1873-09-06
THE LITTLE ConroHAn.-C Chapter II

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Pin, Tape, and other Worms

lurking i'll the system of so many thousands,
are efIectuallv DESTROYED and removed. No
system of medicine, no vermltuges, no an
thelminiticS will free the system from worms
LIZ. thn.... Ritf..r.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
COMMUNICATED
July 30th, 1873.
S. c.,

July outh, 1873.
To the Editor ofMc N. y. HcreM:
Ono would suppose from read.
ing tho Weekly Herald of the e6th,
that you had been born in South
Carolina in 1882. 1t ie probable at
one time the sovereign States had
rights as individual members Of tho
union, but it is certain that tho war,
wagcd for the preservation of that
union, nulliticd those rights, and n
strong government and centralized
power is tho fruits Of the same. 1t
may, indeed, be time for your con-
querors, masters and rulers to cal
cnlato tho value of consolidated
union, and to be cautious lest it
lead to dcspotiSta that may at no
distant d.y seriously curtail even
your personal freedom. That the
present otatus Of tho executive gov
ernmcnt, with successful military
chief at its hoad, with a perfeotly or.
ganizod band of office holders at his
back. tho regular army obedient to
his will (and it you lose this chief
tain, Sherman or little Phil can
readily supply his place) it is easy
to 500 thnt ho caD coutrol all cleo
tions to come. The none ycd power
and the bondholdcrs must see TO it
that 10 weak CIVILIAN succeeds to
tho rcins Of tho government, and
must and will cling to Grant as ono
ell powerful to hold and coutrol tho
mighty masa. As one of your wise
ones and teachers Of Righteousness has
said, "Grant for this generation" ;"
And will he not have power to place
in his stead his promising heir aud son
Fred :
IL 10 apparent to us of the South
that "tbe powers that bo," can and
will control the negro vote, PERFECTLY
organized as they arc, undor carpet
baggors and scalawags. And Mr.
Herald, would it not seem strange to
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Row at Rldgcway.

how at Rldgcway.
From letter we learn that for
ton days PAST the material train has
been bjvouacking at Ridgcway, and
the hands attached thereto, under
command Of Mr.. Barns, Jr., have been
"makirg night hidecus" with their
amuscmcnts.
Trial Justice Marshall complained
to tho Il. X. agent, and he promised to
have the mattor adjusted, but thcso
parties have not regarded his admo
nitions.
Tho elimination of their law break
ing acts to-day, will, we hope, insure
quictudo for the future.
We ore informed that Reuben
(employcdby DR.. CampbelI) preferred
take holiday on last Saturday, and
visited this train which was beine
loaded with earth. For the pleasure
Of n short ride, he assisted IL loading.
After tho first trip, the regular hands
tired of Rcuben'5 Assistance and be.
gan to curse him with q view to drive
him off. lie refused 10 be cocYa.I.
They then fell upon him with stick s
and stones and beat h;'a considerably.
The fellow took refuge beLind a
large oak, and the engineer gave pis.
tol to one of tho iufuy.atod darkics
who fired thrco separate Hhots nut
without effect, at tho boy Reuben.
The engineer and conductor then
ran the train off probably to prevent
arrests.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
TAE KAx F1EAM HEMA 4 II.

race was closely contested, "Stocking
Leg leading for tho first three hun
dred yards. On tho home strotch
"Rabbit' gained upon him, passed
him and won the race by neck.
a second raco was made up between
Rabbit and Mr.. McCrorey's mare. Dis
tencc quart cr. with twenty-five feet
given to tho mare on the coming out.
Rabbit took the lead and kept it, but
tho mare stuck to him like leoch,
and passed tho goal only u length be-
hind, thus winning the race.
The races passed off in an orderly
manner, although they we're 80 closely
conste%tcd rs to make thom quite in
tcresting.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

Around Town.
Nj. McMastcr is Importing sand
hy the carload from Doko for the
Thespian Hall. Happy thought.
Rain enough Tuesday to float y
small sloop.
Smcyt Daniels and another brick
lager struck for eight hours day Oh
the Thcspian Hall. Their names
were struck from the roll. An hour
after Smart was in tho guard house.
n subscription is raising to send him
back to Columbia to his friend the
Herald local.
The Brass Band iS improving rapid.
y. They practice every cvcniug.
Who is going to bring Us the first
open boil Of cotton ?
Several dcptista arc in town. This
speaks badly for the butchers.
Electrical.
Electrical phenomena Lavo been
hany and fatal lately through the
whole State The storms last week
in Columbia struck tho Uuion Herald
oihec, killed u dog in another por-
ton of town stunned young man
noar the Grccnvillc Depot, and two
horses. a pioco Of brass ip the machine
OF tho Western Union telegraph
Office in this place was melted by
lightning Wednesday. Several per.
sons bavo bocn recently killed or
stunned in Grccnvillc, in Union, and
several other counties. Doubtless
these casualties will again revive tho
excitement aboct lightning rods.
We do not agree With the old gentle.
man who thought it was tempting
Providence to set up lightning
rods. They are great safety guards.
Races.
Saturday afternoon the monotany
OF tho season was relieved by two
horse races. The FIRST was brush of
quarter between Mr.. Stuart's
'ge,ding, "Eabbit," and Mr.. Bolick's
stallion, "jtocking Leg" Tho track
was measured off on the road living
hy The Cat!cart place. Ono or two
hundred spectators assembled, inclu-
ding a regiment of mule riders. Tie
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
lnternal Improveme ents.

hhlelhal Improy6m entS.
Tho Thcspian Hall is rapidly ap-
preaching completion. The brick
work Is nearly finished, and reflects
great credit on Mr.. Richard Hare,
the Supc' intcAdent. We arc inform
ed that Mr.. Hare Expresses his abili,
ty to construct cisterns of wood caulk
cd and tarred, that will last many
years and cost much less than ciatcrps
made Of brick. We call tho attcn-
Mon of Council TO this matter. Some
thing should be done so as to have
tho Gre engine by Fall.
hlc.srs. Davidson L. Co., arc max.
excavations for new building on
Nlaih st., adjoining their present
store.
We learn also that Mr. Samuel
Cathcart intends to domolish some of
tho old wooden shells near McAIastcr's
hotel, and on their site to erect
handsome storo. For this Mr.. Cath.
cart deserves the thanks of the town.
The Old buildinga arc not only eye
sores, but are positively dangerous
FROM their combustibility. Mr.. Cath
cart is framing his new building upon
his plantation several miles off, and
will bring iS:u ready 70 be put to-
gethcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
ALWAYS ON HAND.

A full supply Of Metallic Burial Cases
a Walnut Cnskcts, Walnut Cases and
Pine Collins. Also prepared to do job
Work OF any kind, repairing old Gins
making. and repairing Grist Mills, at the
old stand known as McCreight's Shop.
juno 24-3m j. W. MCCREIGHT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Attention !

UAVi"G rcsnmcd my old tradc, would
~ respectfully. inform my friends and
the public gcucrally that nm now pre-,
pared to make or repair Saddles, Bridlea
and Harness, at short notice. The patrons
ngc Of The public is solicited. Give mo &
call at The old stand.
june IL JOHN MCINTYRE
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Another Casualty.

Another Casualty.
During tho Storm Wednesday, in
which Rose Young ana DR.. Robert.
sons saddle horsc were killed, the
hghtnlng struck and killed John Gill,
colorcd man originally from CLcs-
ter, but lately cpploycd ON The same
place. Three different casualties on
the sans plantation and same day is
1em"rSabIe. Several years ago three
men were killed by lighting on this
plantation.
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That Balloon.
The Union>lIcrald complains that
VIC did rot give an account of the de-
scent of shat balloon. Wo sent the
balloon up, and expect some other
iouHn*l to give an accounted its com.
ing down. We nro anxiously await.
ing tho arrival of tho "Kamschatka
Gaactto' or the "Spitzbergou News"
"o these exchanges may furnish
tho items desired by our contompo.
rary.
->>~~>->--.--
The Nows ;sId Colirior.
The News and Courier comes to us
in new and hands onc dress. This
Journal, since its consolidation, has
been daily improving, until it has
reached degree Of cxccllcney far
SURPRISING that Of uuy paper hereto
fore existing il the State. At It's
present rate Of Improvement, it will,
ere IoLg, be the leader iu Southern
journalism. We congratulate the
prHpsictors upon thcir enterprise and
wish them abundant success.
Political.
We !e..rn that tho field Is full of
senatorial aspiru"ts, aouo of the old
s'ap1>hy's, and one or t%o new ones.
The aofuuct Senator's funeral was at
tordcd BY most Of the lights of tho
panty, who like him dead better than
they liked him living. lie is no long
"r in their way. An election will be
ordered in about six weeks probably,
and the usual amount of log rolling
will be done before that. As yet we
can sunrise nothing dcfiuite, aa to who
tho fortunate successor will be. cit
IS nruc Of cur fuuoral."
'the Atlanta Constitution,
We return thanks TO tie Atlanta
Constitution for Il mplimcntary
ticket OF tho "Ccnstitution Engine"
'uarins between Atlanta aud Macon.
This enterprising Journal bao recent.
": upon the withdrawal cf tho night
train bc;wecu these cities, equipped
an c"Ginc at It's own cxpcnsc--scvcsal
thousand !ollars--so as to furnish its
"nh""'ihor" with papers The same day
they arc irsucd.
Since elr. Stephens paper, the
Sun, has been merged into the Com
stituliou, the latter journal has had
an unprecedented career Of success.
Personal,
Fir. Vim. G. Boylston is visiting
Ninusboro. Mr.. BoyIston is o son
of the late Hon. Il. B. Boylston
lie has been residing in Baltimore
for several years, and is successfully
engaged in the practice cf law. We
wish him SUCCESS.
Wc are informed that Capt. NJ.
NJ. Wolfe who has been SO long con.
ncctel with tue G. G. (; A. r. r.
"E conductor, re@igns his position to.
day end will accept similar posi-
ticn on tho now Air Limo II. Il. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Wolfe. His
courtesy and efficiency in diScharging
his duties have gained him many
friends.
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Minnesota contributes 10000, 900
bushels of whc1t this year to earn
dividends on watorod stocks.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
PURELY VEGETARLE.

PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing those Southern Roots aud IIerbs
which nm all-wiso Providence bas tleced IN
countries where Liver Diseases most
prevail. 1t will cure ail pscases cauacd
by Derangqmept Of tho Liver, -.
Tho symptoms of,Liver Complaint are q
bitter or bad taste In the. mouth Pain, IN
thesBack, Sides or Joints, often rnistaken
for Rheumatism Sour Stomach /: toss OF
Appetite Bowels alternately oosti.e Q and
lax Headache Loss Of memory. with d
painful sehsation Of having failed TO do
'omething which ought to have been done
Debility, Low Spirits, ihick yellow MP.
pcaranoc Of tho skin and Eyes, drv
Cough often mistaken for Consumption.
Sometimes many Of these symptoms attend
the dlseaso, at othors very few but tho
Liver, the largest organ in the body. IL
generally Tho seat cf,thc 1isehsc, and if not
Regulated in time. great SUFFERING. wrctch,
edncss and Death Will cnsuc.
This Great Unfailing Specific will not be
found the least Unpleasant.
For Dyspcp,ia, CONSTIPATION Joundicc
bilious attacks, Sick Ucadacho, Collie,
oppression ofspirits, Sour Stomach, Heart
Burn, &C., &c.
SIMMoN'S LIVER REGULATOR OR mEDI.
CINE,
ls the Cheapest, Purest and Best Family
Medione in tho World
Manufactured only by :.
Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
Prioe:, SL00. Sold by oil Druggists.
jnne IS
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QG, O;d papers. suitable for wrap
ping goods, for salo at this office.
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Now Advertisements.
Now NIour-~D. r. NIonr,ku;..
Flour Flour;l- Boasy g. Bco.,
Mcssrs WoQdSard & Law have a
large lot of fuc cloting for sale at
cost.
Parties wishing TO put up fruit
will do we'll to read Mr.. +. II. Robert
sous advertisement.
Personal.
Mr.. L. Gcri1 has at last reached
homo uftcs It PROSPEROUS tri? 10 iGu
rope. lie is locking remarkably wei
and tc$':Gas to the hospitality Of
Vatcrlund.
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Casualties iy hi&atninu.
During the shundcr storm vcstcr.
day u coiorcd woman on Mr.. Il. u.
Ellisoh's place way killed by light
ming. 4 second stroke killed the
faddlr horse Of DR.. ~. T. Robertson
standing hitchod al the same place.
Tho ManAc..IuG.
1t Is rumorcl in Columbia Chat She
Supreme Court will render drci.,.
ION this week. Well Informed per-
Eons fear it will be in favor Of the
tondholders.
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military School
Col ) p. Thomas will opon his
school In Charlotte on the Isl October,
i,e VIII DC assisted by Gen. ID. II.
I'M IN the "athem'tlcal department..
Furthcr Information can he Obtained
EV 31drcssirr Cal Tnr,u., =, (,n,r
.,,, ''e >''' "''''' III """i'
---------.-.------------ .-....
e Sure Sign
a f''cud iofnrms us tha: 20 ecc
man pnll!n. fodder is the cnly ia
fallib'" aign Of rain this aoason. j.
VIII bring RAIN IL two aaYa,
- = (-~-"'-'.''.~. ''-'~----
New Taper.
Ibcre Is Aom" tall; q starting -
paper among IL" inmates "f the IN
ha'io Asylum III C"lo''hia. Thia
enterprise WI hc r"der Fho onrer.
V's''H ct the uhion' 'Hraid.
s,oo,,,n. ~
or
Of news, "Thcy put People ia i'll in
Fairfield for ..st,e.ling wstcrmelons :"
That il not the only crime in our
calendar. Ii VIC could get pmrker
and his crowd before good old Fir.
field jury wo'd put thom III Jail too.
Dr,,oons.
e,o,o.o, sao,o.c,,, o:
,,oo> u,d, .ooon.,,, n,>t a,.. ,a..,,t,,,
,,oo ,o. u,. ,o..a ESQ.,,
Of his last "graphic' account, and we
nro rot nb]o 70 Jo thc erhicct fin
Justice.
~r--~>--,~-~,-o~-. -.~~----
OoIton.
Two lots OF open boils have been
brought up to tho o':'cc' one by AF.
Sailing Wolfe, the other by MIR. G.
Is. McGarts. Cotton p'2':ioG will
soon commence IN ear""at. l1r. {.
i. Rcfo, jr., has also aaoSn Us
open cotton.
sercna1o.
Thc Rand =, so,,,5,v ,,;uht ro1
coined Mr.. Gcvig on his return home
With delightful scGcnade. The fa-
mliar strains of lone sweet Home,
were we'll rendered, and were most
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
NEW Z FLOUR,

OEo. T. Jackson & Co., Augusta Mills,
arc again running. and I am ready to
supply my friends aaa customers with
new flour from thci, mills of any quality.
Aud hope iii " lay OF two to supply bo:tcu
meal.
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Now Advertisements.
Now Nlour-~D. r. NIonr,ku;..
Flour Flour;l--Boasy g. Bco.,
Mcssrs WoQ9Sard & Law have a
large lot of fnc cloting for sale at
cost.
Parties wishing TO put up fruit
will do we'll to read Mr.. +. Il. Robert
sous advertisement.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

BN!!0CIs.
Several successful ascensions heyc
been madc recently, but our reporter
has not yet recovered from the agony
Of his last "graphic" account, and wc
aro Lot ablo to d. the subject fill
justice.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Partnership Notice.
TO THE PUBLIC

L4AVtNG Sold my cntirc interest and
GOOD WILL in tho Dry Goods Business
o"rried Oh by me at this place, to Mcssrs
John c. squor & Co.. I checrfully recon
nond them to tho otizous OF Winnsboro
and of tho entire County.
Thanking q general public for q very
liberal patronage, would respectfully ask
that a trial DO given my SUCCESSORS, and
would assure my friends and MI that oouul
II not greater, advantages will DC realized.
August lst, 1878.
3. 8. WOLFE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

Stealing.
a contemporary g'vc1 aa All itsm
Of news, "Thcy put people iu jill in
Fairfield for sst,e:ling watcrmelons. :"
That ia not the only crime in our
calendar. Ii VIC could get Parker
and his crowd before q good old Fair.
field jury we'd put thom il Jail TOO.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Rail Roads.

HALL N0auS.
a new trcstle has been erected OH
by tho Spartanburg & Union Railroad
over Beaver Greek in this county
1t is substantial structure.
Tho Charlotte Colunib in and Au-
gusta Railroad are laying fish bolt
rails on their track. These rnjls be-.
ing bolted together, passcp gers cx.
pcrlehce mono of that Giaagreeablo
io}ting alJ loisa that attend riding
on the ordinary rail. This road is
now rrosrerinG.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

I1AVING purchased tho cnliro Stock,
aud GOOD WILL, Of tho Dry Goods cstsb.
lish'non'' heretofore conducted Under Tho
namo offs. 8. Wolfe, and proposing 10 do q
Dry. Goods, Clothing and Shoe business
at the s!cno stand VIC would respectfully
solicit, Il share Of tho Patronage of tho
general public, wo promise 10 deal justly
and fairly with all who may favor us with
call, and to cell as cheap as the chca p est
August lst, 1873. !,
JOHN C. BQuiER.
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,s:sv:::

.&->s-a<,Gs& S3:e1aAlFDG3.
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Cotton.
Two lots Of open bo]ls have been
brought up to tho Office, one by Mr..
Sailing Wolfe, the other by Mr.. G..
3. McCarts. Cotton pi2l:ios will
soon commence in ear..aat. DEr. &.
L. Rufo, Jr., has also aAo,en US
open cotton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20
Casualties i:y lightning.

Casualties i:y hi&atniua.
During the tI,nnder storm ycstcr.
day T. coiorcd woman on Mr.. Il. IT,.
Lilisoh's place way killed. by light
hing. 4 second stroke killed the
faddlr horse Of DR.. ~. +. Robertson
standing hitchnl al the same place.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

e Sure Sign,
a f,icud iofnrms us tha: 80 ecc
a mnn pulling fodder is the cnly ia
fallib'n sign Of rain this aoason. IT,
will bring rain il two Aaya,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

Mil. .tGry School.
Col j p. Thomas will open his
school in Charlotte On tic Isl Uotuhcr,
lie will be assisted by Cen. ID. II.
Hill in the mathematical department.
Further Information can hc obtained
hy addressing Col. Thomas in Char,
lottc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-20

NtW HVUT,
There is >omo tall; q starting a
paper nuong IL" iDm>tcs Of the jyn-
matte Asylum in Culumhia. I'hia
enterprise will bc rndcr 'io anrcr.
vision Of the UIior Herald.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-06-05
SraHGRlG6gn HRtGr ben M0bame.
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