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Peaches are Trttmps.-The recent
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We have ever seen.
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Elder j. g. TdLbat.-We omitted to
mention in our last, that this gentleman
resigned the charge of the church on
West Main Street, in favor of Rev. Noah
c. Baldwin.
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Nenia7itis.-We learn that Mr.. S.
F.. Griffith, late Editor of the Banner,
has JUST recovered from an attact of
this fearful disease.
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The Farmers Convention for South
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I'm Marion on Thursday tie Goth of
May next.
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Harper's Bazaar.
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The Ba1Gr is edited with contribution Of tact
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Return Of the CorpS.-The Engineer
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Mt cure Of all kinds of pain. Alse,
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Good Friday was rather cool and
brought to Bristol quite shower of
hail.
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GOODS FOR 1873.
COME AND SIZE
Us AT THE OLD STAND
URSON,S BUILDINGS,

w HERE we will be pleased to sec our
w friends and all in search Of desirable
WINTER GooDs at prices as low as similar
goods can be sold in this market.
OPENING THIS WEEK
6 Cartoons Of Ladies' Shoes direct from
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We propose TO reduce our stock by spring
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G00a G0OaS at tie LOWeSt
Hn2e.
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But next 10 Small POx save us from the
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A Handsome Cottage
FOR GI.a SALE,
ON MIN STREET, BRTS1 OIL.

ON " i ~ SIX II Z, ok UL.
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SOUTH-WESTERN VIRGINIA
IRON WORKS

1EOO N w OETFAS-
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q A Repository OF Fashion, Pleasure, al
Instruction"
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STIEFF'S PIANOS.
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To the Mechanic and afanufacturer

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05

vorably on" the bill to instruct the
Senators and Keprcs.: :ntatives in Con.
erc>s to amend tho la% relating to
the tax OH tobacco. Tho bill asked
that all persons selling tobsccu in
wagons shall be allowed tho privilege
Of selling i'll whatever quantity they
wish.
Keith--a res3lut ion to suspend rule
10 during the scssi,n.
Haul top-B Bill to permit owners
Of lands Which have boeu foi feitel to
the State to redeem the samo.
fonne-=hi!i ~ Incorporate the
town Of Blackst.tks.
Sm:ih-l}ill to auchl Sca,i, Z,
Nhaptcr CIV, Part q, Of the Gcucrtl
Statutes.
y j'int resolution to ascdrtain the
amount and validity rf the 5'ate
dch', being the unfinished bnsiue>s
Of S 'turday, was discussed, amGn ial
aud new bill introduced, when the
cnnotlry rlaunrs If both wvre striekch
ont--thus leaving the mattcr ~ it
stood bcfotr,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-02-05
Honorable Mention.

a advcrtiny several days s;rco to
the action Of. the General Assembly
in passing an infamous bill appropri.
a:iug $,325, 900 for the Public Print
ing, wc should have stated that the
three Re representatives, from this Coun
ty, voted against it's adoption. O, r
purpose i to commend whatever Of
good is done By those who claim 10 rep.
resent ua, and at The saur time de-
rouncc whatever Of bad legislation The y
nre in part ro. pon.itlc for. We believe
this to I've the proper c5uEsc, as we'll
- Just one.