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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
Editor womAn's Department sunday Republic

A"FRIKND" inquiries: "What does your certih.
cate TO the efficacy OF Kunkel Wine OF iron Filters
mean? Is 1t true that 1t has helped yourself and
others In dyspepsia ~ 1t means Just what 1t says
We have proved Its efficacy in our own case, and
have seen it's effects in many others. DR.. Kunkel
has our warmest thanks for putting 1t in our power
to relieve many poor sufferers by furnishing his ex-
celent medicines gratuitousy TO Tor distribution
amongst those unable 10 pay for them.-ARns k.
HcDO0eM
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. g. F. kUNKEL, sole Pro-
Philadelphia.
AK for Kunkels Bitter Wine of Iron, and take no
other
For sale in wilmington by B. McInall Jr., Second
and Market, z. Bringhurst Co, sixth and Market,
Ii. R. Briaghurst, 8lT Market street; Alfred Walton,
ker, Smith Painter, w. E. Williams, Ninth AID
Market streets and l. Nj. England, cOr Sixth and
Lombard streets. OctSO-1y-l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
At BUILDING LOTS
AT
PUBLIC SALE.

viii be sold, at Public Sale, on the premises on
: SATURDAY, June Tth, 1873. at 4 O'Clock P. NJ,
All those al Building Lots, fronting on Nonroe
Adams, Front and second streets, ia the ClT al
Wilmington. These lots are IN The bssiness pa, Of
the city, near the Reading Railroad Depot Iaey
are Ieet 10 inches deep Pleasant 1t oct 30 feet
wide IN the middle Uf the square, between Front
ina second streets; and to be sold On easy terms
Part OF the money can lay on IN rtgage or drst
Mortgages On other property will be taken ID pa,I
payment for these lOts. They will ali be sOd
Without reserve To close an estate NO securty or
endoraer required. VIM. BRIGHT, Agent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
ri LOTS AT PUBLIC SALE.
W Ill be Sold mt Public snle on the Premises,
SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1878,
At 2o'clock. p M

Ihlrty-one Lots, situated on Tenth, Eleventh. JET
feIsOn and Madison tIeets, being the PROPERTY
known as the st Marys College Grdunds The lsts
are Ia portion OF the city coupled Nv some Of the
handsomebt TesidenceB IN Wilmington and that
section Is fast being built up with new duellBgs.
The property is certainly Ihs most desirable wnili
has been Onereu Ut public sale y some time past
10 within nVe minutes walk uf the centre Oi the city
on high and healthy situation and lot too lar out
10 be Undesirable 10 business for private resi-
denceh Tue College aa IL now stands, will also Ue
hold az the same time, to be removed within d Ger.
tain period.
TERMS OF SALE.-Twenty per cent cash on day
OF sale, ana the balance to % diVlied In 'wO mites
payable in Six and twelve months, with interest
fiOm day Of sale, aud those who pay the whole u
the purchase money wiInin tel days after SALE will
be allowed discount OF three per cent OIL the
Whole purchase mSney. When the above terms
compiled with, and The notes paid, Deed Will be
given clear of all ineumbran, es.
myl7-Gt 4. RElLLEY 4 co,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rnkzread HeUs.
rRarHH LzAvn wnsrnnr,


TRAINS LzAvE wuNnaros.
For Philadelphia 6sb, $50 R10. 1850 q. N.
Iaso, se0, a0o, $50, T.1h, l0.ss p. M Sundays
$50, and ase, m.
E0F Esw Yerk-l.sB e. m 1880 and $50 p m.
For BaItimors-ls.Ba, a0s and l00s q IN. 1.ss ana
R12 p m.
ksv ths Dslassars r. R-isbB ara lGis a m.
as p. N. No Sunday trains.
For Rss castls-ls.OO, lO.iO q. NJ, and L26, S.sD
p N.
For cOalssstLis--s.so. A. M.and and p. M. The
nrat TWO run through TO Reading.
For ". d v. r. R-tMarket st., Dap0t,l 100
1910 O. m, and hab p. m.
LRkvR PHILADELPHIA FOE wuMINaroN.
l24o as0, and l045 q m. d; 1a16 $50, $50, A00.
hl5T.O0, 9ib snd ll.s0 p. m Sundays 500 m. and
9.l5 p. m and II. 30 p. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
From DslassaTs r. k.-a00 (from .New CaA as,
lois .. m e.b5, 1880. (The latter is freight with
passenger car attached.l
Ffoi ". q r. R-aib and 11.45, q m. and s.lB
p, m The 916 Q. m. only runs from CoateHvie.
FROM PkSiadelphiG-1a.z2, 1 90, e.bs q m; 1906,
Lib S.4s. AS t.e2, 625, $40, 1885. Sunday 1249,
LOS and $40 a IN, and 10. SO y. M.
From ". q ". r. R--(Market st., Depot T.bs q.
m, 1.O0and 500 p m.
- See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
dEaM1Rd.
| XNTANTED-MoULDE DERs. at
w TASRER IRON WORKS,
my2a-2ts New Castle Del,

w TAsRER IRON WORKS,
my23-2ts New Castle, Del.
VA ANrED-A store or two rooms on 1rst or
w second nOor for light business location.
Third T. to Eighth, shipley to King Address
ml2s-2t '.E. B. D." his once.
WyANTED.-A machinest wante one that un-
w derstands both lathe ana wise work preferred |;
- "N'' S''A' A'F' " G. RIDswAY,
my2S 2t Coatesville. Pa.
OTANrKO-LABoRRRs,a at the
w TAskER IRON WORKS
mys2sts New Castle, Del
"ANTED-A nrst-clsss oanvasser for sewing
wv machines, to canvass the city ON on sslSry s "a Ap-
NNTANTED.-A Young man abont II years OF age
w to learn the drug business. Must have
good education, and come @eh recommended: APP
ply 10 B. Il {. NIo Ezra kER,
my2i.9t sus MAFket street.
(NooD. RELIABLE SERVANTS san 6e procured
" at short notice, at The
SELECT INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
my20 6m NO. s26 Orange Street.
SS.OOO n@er @ with 5000 70 1900 III pAafi an
established business; profits very large, business
certain. Address mJ16tt 40. o.,"ihis ONCE.
WANTeD-Ab boy to learn The sail trade, Ap-
my1s-n L. WaterStreet,
NTANlED-4 boy to drive, and take care of
ny mys aOr"e Apply to 41i G sSplev i 1louNs, siTset
AAI
w W. N. CHaNDLEh's,
may3-u No. 81 Market street.
XKTANTED.-CARPET BALLS,
For which the highest cash price will bo paid.
JOSEPH MRLLoR,
may3-lm 125 French street.
NATANTE Two energetic young men as sales
w men. 10 ID Inducements offered, at Grover
Baker Sew ing Machine Ohlce,
aprl4-u sic MARKET ST.
XKyANrED IMMEDIATELY = Several active
wv men to anvass the city for Singer Sewing
mar8Iti 6lb MARKET STREET.
yANTED-ilOusekeeper to know that they
w can procure good servants, at short notice,
by applying vt MRS. TAlLORS
Intelligence ONCE.
marls.1y N. K cor Second and West SITS.
VA ANTED Energetic men of good address to
w sell Singer Sewing Machines. Apply Cos
Market Street jan2l-u JOSEPH IL. JONES.
WTANTED = IMMEDIATELY. = Active young
w men to canvass for the Grover d Baker Sew
ing Machine. Apply at SIC MARKET ST.
Oct5-u Wilmington, Del.
A GRNTS WANTED EvERYwHERE.-TO sell
IN our new and novel Enbroidering Machine.
Send for illustrated Circular to the Mckee MANN
turing ompany, 800 Broadway New York.
NETANTED-
w CARPET BALLS
For which the highest cash price will be paid. Ap
pytO p. HASSoN,
End and Orange Streets,
oct2s-dAw,r Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23

--latest thing out is the mixed colored shoes for
children, all the In New York city, TO be had
kabeOck Bro ., 900 and a0s Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23
NEW FIRM

The undersigned ave cred into co-partnershlp
under The hrm name OF NJ. " a q. Pyle, Tor tie
purpose Of carrying On the coal business, at the s.
W. corner OF Front Hnd Tatnall streets.
aprls.sm IsAAU q, PILE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23

N or4cE
TO the EdtJr of he Commercial:
Having seen IA ur paper OF the 18th inst no.
tce OF Pus y X ce OF one OF their drivers having
been hire by MatOn 4 James, take this M thUd
OF informing my Old customers the cause OF my
leaving them In the hrst place, Pusey Rice mir
man II IN PDadepnia and paid MIN more wages
than lhey were Wiling to pay me and having served
on Talha, Wet, Ashington aud Jeifer, streets,
Tor nve yeals aLd built up tn route for Them, did
not think 1t was doing me justice 10 put ms OH my
old route aud put thi dtl. hia driver on at an In
place did Ii Il hire win Walton James until after
mad left Pusey Ri,e. GEO r. HALL
myl9u with Walton Il James.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23

The new style Portland gaiter designed for
gents whe wear wide bottom pans, at Ehbcook 4
Bro, q, 2O6 and 20S Market street
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23

" lOVIUEI UI MI NuIIlIIl IIIB pTIHIIHB uOInnlIt-
tee were instructed to award the contract to
Glatts q Eckel.
Mr.. Canby presented the lease agreed upon
between the city and Baeder, Adamson d Co,
Tor the wharf at the foot Of Church street,
which was accepted.
MIR. Candy presented a petition for curbing
and paving the Westerly side of Jackson street,
between Elm and Linden, which was read and
referred.
Mr.. Candy offered the following proposals for
furnishing 600 feet Of curb stone
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-23

! ROARDING.-Two gentlemen can be accommo-
b dated with trst-class board IN n private family
Gith home comforts nv laqulIing az -.
my124t No. b95 W. SEVENTH STREET.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Bright Prospects for Georgia.

Because all the usury laws have
been repealed. Capital invested in
cotton and woolen mills is exempt
from Fl tHstti@9n, for ten Eyears{ I,fdn
furnaces and manufactures Of iron
are also exempt for tho same period.
THIS has become a~scttled policy of
tho State, andE.eohmniesn nnbM Being
organized, the general public law ;ex-
cmpting them from " taxation, will
stim ulato manufacturers in Georgia.
The State offers every inducem eat, Ito
capital to scSksihVesIhietfe dovelop
ing manufactures and tho coal and iron
interests OF the State. ,,,..s.o. -. ... e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
From the Abbeville Press and Banner, Ja
uary 10th, 1873. as
A NEW ENTERPRISE, -,

Seven years ago We adopted the plan oi
sending our "Farmer'' Cooking Stoves
through tie country with wagons, by cur
travelling statesmen, In order to suppiy q
want long felt in the South, and that each
family might have an opportunity Of SEQ.
ing If not purchasing one Of these indis.
p nsablo household articles. The abun-
dant success Of our enterp.ise throu ghout
the States Of MISSOURI. Kentucky, Tennes-
see and Georgia, and tho universal favor
with which our Stoves are recei, Cd overy
where, cOnvincos US that in order to sup.
ply the continued growing demand, we
mIa' largely increase our forces at tho
foundry; hence we have increased our
daily manufacture of this ono pattern 10
th:yty. nnd will still further increase il to
ht'y 1t our trade oOn' inues 10 demand Il.
Our salcsmcn, who will visit you, ure att
thor'z.d TO give the same terms ns though
ynu made the purchase direct from our
selves al the Foundry. We have but ONE
pElcE. WHICH ~ CAST on TIM srovE, aud
from TINT wo never deviaio
This stove has 10 complicated arrange.
ments such rs dampers aud insido tue
pia'es us III oil other stoves, but Is SO sim.
ply constructed TINT mLy one may uBo II
successfully. Ii is very heavy aud made
only Of the best qualities Of new iron so
mixed ns TO secure n tough, strong plate,
which NkrhH cracks by fire.
TO those persona In tho Stove trade who
think their business win be ruined by us
and W no therefore oppose and misreprcseut
us and Our gonds a, all places. we desire
to assure them thai instead Of being an in.
jury I" them, We arc doing them benefit
ny building up n business which has here
toIore been neglected, and by introducing
an article Of household utility. must ulti-
mafely bring thom into general uso in
,crerJ family. Respectfully yours.
CULVER BROTHERS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
The chronological Journal,

For March contains a good, por
trait and sketch of William +. Haze
meyer, Mayor Of New York City; the
Problem Of Life; Driven to Death
Indian Relies, and our Indian Policy,
a well illustrated and sensible, article;
Penal Colony for Criminals ), Mrs.
Mary Somcrville, tho Scientist, with
p3rtrait What shall our Boys, DO ?
Dreams and their Causes Longevity
in the Professions "I Cannot Quit
It," or tho Incbriatc's Plea z; Good
Memory, how to acquire ard retain it
the Colt the Red Deer Of America;
Hugh Stoyall Brown on Americans,
otc. Price 80 cents. A years sub.
scription, with a Chrome, $500 Ad-
dress S. II. 'Nells; $50 Broadway,
New York. .''"a> We '''nH
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Whos3 Fault Was It +?

WhOsJ Fault Was It /? .... .
AT the last torn of tho Court Of
General Sessions for this County the
Grand Jury reported unauim ously in
favor oEthe selllngof The present Jail
of tho County, and the purchasing Of
suitable site upon which to erect
now one, Tn furtherance Of this sug.
gcstion a bill was introduced in the
House of Representatives during its
late session. to empower, the Sounty
Commissioners Of this County to oar
ry out the viewg of'the Grand Jury in
this gparticular. The bin failed to
passS by reason, as we have had good
grounds for believing, of either tho
Indifference or open opposition Of
those who claim to represent us in the
lower brahch Of tho General Assem-
bly,. we call upon tho persons re.
!orrcd to to place themselves right
bet1re the people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
The State Of South Carolina.
Fairfield CopHTI.

BY y. A. NELSON. Esq, Probate Judge.
w HEREAS David l.. Glenn made suit
w to me, TO grant him iLettelsyot 4id-
mini ftraion 'of THO Estate and efreots of
George W. Gibson, deceased. Those aro
therefore to cite md admonish all and sin
gnlar the, kindr cd aud. creditors Of, the
caaid Ge%ge2Wfqi Easssassa' ,hai
-they be ah1 appear before me, In Tho Court
of I'robatc1to'bo held at Fairfc1d Court
House oon the lS,ho Of March next, after
publication hereof, at II o'clock III The fore
nadn, to shcw cause. iffrapya they have,
%hy tnS ssa Aqm'nsra'ion A should ol{,I not
Giysr s,ndSr my hand, han this thita day, 'of
March ~ d., ,1818.1S ,s@0EL %HhN "
~ W. u. EELsON,Hara
mar Bst1s3' iy0i '7' - eJ.P:P.c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Z TnE RAuK~EA EAu MzAAAu.
Condensed News.

tS'tE n :, = :, - .a
Capt. Jack r6jeots all terms and
Modoc negotiations are. broken off.
Wight, tho Paymastcr Gonoral Of
tho Pacific division, is Saad. ......
Republican ucncral Committee at
New York ccnsure tho President's
Louisiana policy. ..'..
Fire in Woburn Centre, reported
from Boston, consumed $4,000, to
100000 property.
Uppercue was acquitted.
Mexican: treaty ratified by the
Scnate.@
Lifo saving stations will be confined
to coast North Of Hatteras.
Newman ro-appointod Chaplain Of
tho Senate.
Senator Spencer of Alabama, sworn
il.
M,Mill,an's credentials prcsctted
III tho Senate.
The Legislature of Virginia has ap~
ToiLtCd Il committee TO Investigate
the alleged mismanagcmcnt a. Mt.
Vernon.
Bill for Payment of interest has
passed Virginia Assembly.
Louisiana occupied tho morning
hours Of the Senate yesterday. The
U;ah bill passed.
The steamer Grccian, Liverpool and
Palermo, supposed to be lost with Gf.
ty p"sscngcrr.
A cotton spinner's firm in Stock.
port, Eng Gland, failed for $40,00O,-
UU0. ..r
Senate made out the day on Louis
lana affairs
Carpenter and Thurman spoke.
Amnesty bill passed second reading
in the North Carolina House of Rep t.
resentatives Wednesday by a majority
of soven. Tho bill was amended to
cxcludr rape, Nilful murder, arson
and burglary.
Great sensation in lower house of
Congress yesterday over thecxpulsion
resolutions. Sargent's resolution con.
dcmning conduct Of A,ncs and Brooks,
passed by 4 majority. The matter is
not yet closed.
at Boston fire girl aud several
liremen perished.
Ne" York City charter has passed
legislature.
The Attorney General is carefully
considering the Bankrupt bill which
recently passed Congress.
ESOhio has 5000 paupers.
y scat in tho Now York Gold
Room Gusts ST 500.
The mountains in Colorado oovor
10000 square miles.
Concord, n. H., has 1l0 mahufao-
| turing establishing nts.
There is talk in Washington of
building new White House.
The French census gives 3l,5S6
more married men than women.
+ The English Government thinks no
government admitting of. recognition
has been tablishcd in Spain.
Cariist revolt in Spain gains
ground. ...
Fremont and six others have been
arraisned for fraudulent sale of worth.
less bonds.
lsthmus P"uama Canal expedition
is prcgr essing.
Disgustful row occurred at prize
fight at Collio,s, West Va.
1t is now reported that Bank of
England frauds amount to two mil
lious dollars. |.1#
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
STYLE in Old Times.

In 1872, Governor Hancock receiv-
ed his guests a. in AIRED velvet cap,
within which Vas one Of fine linen
turned up over the edge of velvet one
Or two inches. lie wore q blue dam.
usk-gown, lined with silk, white satin
small-clothes, white silk stockings,
and red ID orocco slippers.
The Judges Of the Supreme Court
Of Massachusetts, as late as l773,
wore robes of scarlet, laced with
black velvet, and in summer, black
silk gowns. Gentlemen wo.c coats oil
every variety Of color, generally the
cape and collar of velvet, Of differ.
ent color from the coat.
In 1880. General Washington ar.
rived in New York from Mount Yer.
non, to assumes tho duties Of the
Presidency He was dressed in full
suit of Virginia homespun. On his
visit to New England, he wore the old
Continental uniform, except on the
Sabbath, when he appeared in black.
,. John Adams, when Vicc.President
wore sword, and walked about the
streets with Sliis hat under his arm. &
At lcvecs ina Philadelphia, Presi.
dent Washington was clad IN b lack
velvet, his hair powdered and gather
cd behind in silk bag, yellow gloves:
knee and shoe buckles. Ho held in
his hand cooked hat, ornamcnted
With cockadc, fringcd about au inch
deep with black feathers. a long
sword with a white. sscabbard, with a
steel hilt, hung at his hip.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Tho State Of South Carolina.
FAIRYIELD CoUNTY.

FAIRFIELD COUNTY. ~
by " ~ NELSON, Esq.,, Probate yud1s.' =
WHEREAS, James NJ. Stewart hath
w made suit to, me-. TO- grant, him, lot.
ters ;of'AdhiibistrdtioT or tho Estate and
effects of James s. Stewart, deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonsh
all and singular thokindred and creditors Of
tho said James 8 .Diewart deceased, that
they DO and appear, before me, in tho Court
Of Probate, to be held at = Fairfield 2Coprt
House on.itlie f9thGof Mafoh next, af-
disqualification thereof, at O'Clock in tho
to shew cause If any they have,
why The saidAlministration should not be
granted. .Aa.qA laseI LF-"'
Given under my hand, this ath day Of
A. D. 1879 syfL ,g4eI
oi'., W NJ NELSON,
. hH 'ic c7rt '2" ",J.I. FC.
mar -2tx1 >dTHpr~"n = .0''
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
The Young Cadet,

Reaches US greatly improved. 1t
has enlarged to twice the former
number Of pages, aud contains the
opening chapters Of a new screl, cnti,
tied "The Boy Scout or Jack and
his Rough Riders" by Harry Caste.
mon. Also the first chapter Of a story
by H,ratio Alger, jr., an illustrated
department on Shorthand Writing,
together with numerous other inter,
csting articles, making one of the best
Juvenile magazines at $l.00 a year.
Specimens free for stamp. Wiilott
j. Hyatt, publisher, Pvughkcepsic.
N. Y. '.....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
AbnHYlLLE, 8. G. Dec. 10. 1872.

Nhss"s. CULVER BRorHgRs We cheer.
:u.'y E'"nt you permission 70 use our
LH'Irs A. you see proper In conimendalioh
OF your FARMER tooKISo SrovR, for wo re-
aaTi IL ns heing altogether the beet cook
Ing stove in use. 1t is all thnt Is desirable
IL stove, Tor it is SIM 10 in construction,
has no dnmpcrs, or nucs 10 burn out, and
b*kes quick and We hespenk
FOR you liberal patronage from our neigh.
bors md friends. believing as VIC do tina,
none who purchase one of these stoves will
ev,r regret il, tut will consider it rare
prize in these days, when good cooks arc 80
hard TO get. ioui enterprise merits suc-
ccss and we hope you will attain it.
J wJordan John Jones, ID Necl, :,
u Necl, S Telbert, W Mccain,
jas Barnes, } U Britt, P1uckcr,
John llagan, Watkins, J Is Pruitt
Il Bell, Henry Bowio, A Hall,
" Is bowie, Jno Vance, TV Pruilt
DP Hannah, N G Rivers. G Jones,
Poung. ] Jordan, NJ Freeman.
WickliTc, Crisawell v Sharp,
Pruitt, A J Wcod, WA Hail,
\ j Clinksc scales, Il o Hill, Burt Riley.
Jas Thomcson, q w Bowen Vim Cook,
J D Alcwinc. A Every, JTChca,ham
r Taylor, II Riley, II NJ Prince,
NJ l. Ashley. W Foo.hee, Sw Brooks
Ackcr, II Is Dh' enport, W Shirley,
VIM ilagnu, j Ackcr, J NJ Jordan,
Fooshcc, w = Cromer, @ = Oneall.
J d Adams, + Anderson. W NJ Webb,
Fooshee, Il r rnokett, " Whiteley.
RV Acker, II Epling, PA Tribblc,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEvILLE COUNTY, Jan. IA 1873.
I. J.. D. Bowie, Clerk Of the Court of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
Comfy and State nforc. aid, do hereby Ger
lify that nm personally acquainted with
the above signcrs, and take pleasure in
saying TINT they are, scvcrnlly, honorable
gentlemen, and men Of credit md undoubt-
cd vcraci'y. will add that tho Messrs.
Culver Brothers have sold several hundred
of their Farmer Cooking Stoves in this
County, and, SO far as have heard, they
give universal satisfaction.
l.. D. BOWIE.
Iendorsc the above certificate.
feb 26-t &. W. GUFF1N, J. p. A.C.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
Around T;-yn.

Tho pa: tfew days have been; fogu-
lar srsi"g weather, greatly TO tho
benefit of gardeners. y "# VI;
The spring fights opchcd last satur~
day.
Al the churches were we'll attend
ed Sunday.
The guano repositories along Main
Street are very offensive.
The Railroad Company are digging
a large we'll at tho freight depot,
something they have long needed,
An alarm Of fire was sounded at
Browns Hotel Monday night by u
somnambulist or whiskeyist.
Chickens tLievo, are visiting hen
roosts in town, luoii out for them.
Tho Good Icm( lars are in h
flourishiug condition here. Let the
good work go on.
Tho collision Mt kil.iau's caused
delay in tho mail train vf two hou.s
Tuesday afternoon.
Our merchants arc prcpa, Ing to 80
north for spring goods.
Farmers arc hauling guauo in large
quantities from the depot to their
farms. We hope their expectations
will be fully realized.
Tie mcnin,, tits has entirely di>an-
pearcd from among US. 1t is to. Le
hoped this d.eadful disease will not
return.
The Good Templars had their an
;,i,crsary supper at Browns Hotel
last night.
The Western Union Telegraph limo
is down somewhere above town.
Real csta.e sold cheaper here last
Monday than has been known for Il
long timc.
Handsome signs adorn the fronts
Of several Of our mercantile houses.
Tt cy were painted 10y Mr.. r. Il. Oven.
The Young Mcu's Cornct Band
have elected Mr.. Wm. n. Chandler
as their leader.
Blackbirds and robbins arc becom.
ing plentiful. + N
y pair of horses attached to Mr..
D. Il. Flcmiken's. diay ran away
Thursday. They we're stopped with.
out injury to man or beast.
a bogus wooa.vcudcr swindle,l
Trial Justice Neil out Of s2.25 Wed.
ncsdAy. lie now sleeps in the cell
once occupied by the late Hcury
Houston.
Rich. .-r..'...''
The following is verbatim copy
of Trial Justice commitment, issued
by enc of the Trial JUSTICES lately
appointed by our new Governor: 80
STATE OF SoUTH CAROLINA,
County OF FIirGeld.
as L, Trial Justis Of the said
County and States aforc said have
Examined the partys now under Arrest
and consider that the EIcdged Stceling
that - are Juilty therefore you
are hereby commanded as the high
sheriff Of the Said county to comit
those Prisoners to Jail and Keep
thcm thar until they Give Siiceut
Bail or Discharged according to law.
Given under my hand seal the 2lst
1872 ..... >..,-.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-03-12
U. S. Troops.

U. S. Troops.
The com n,andcr of the United
States forces in this State has "sound-
cd the assc mbly," and his troops are
rsllying around him in Columbia -
This portion Of the Grand Army of
the Republic has finished its mission
in South Carolina. They have mur.
deredf innocent old men, insulted
hcl lpless women and driven the much
dreaded Ku Klux to skull-hollow.
from whence they cane; and row,
in the language Of the late Horace
Greeley, "they are going wes'," to
look after 10 ! the poor Indian God
grant them safe journey to their
destination, and it is our prayers that
they will never show their faces here
ttSuius @F ~ g. H