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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25
DR.. J. Walkers California Win.

cgnr BittCrS hro d. purely Vegetable
preparation, ntado chiefly from tho nas
tive herbs found on tho lower ranges of
tho Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
mia, tho medicinal properties of which
arc extracted tfti'efrom without tho uso
Of Alcohol. Tho question Is almost
daily asked, "WliHt Is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BrrG
TERs7" Our answer Is, that they remove
tho cause Of disease, aid tho patient re-
covers his health. They aro tho great
blood purifier and q lifo- giving principle,
perfect Rcnovator and fnvigorator
of tho system. Mover before in tho
history of tho world has medicine beo1i
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BtTTERs in healing tho
sick Of every disease man is heir to: They
hre gcntlo Purgativo as we'll as Tonic;
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
tho Liver and Viscoral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALKERS
VINEGAR BlTrERs arc Apcricnt. Diaphorctic,
Carminatise, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
bedatlve, Counter: Irrtant, Sudorific, Altera.
tive, and AntiiBilious,
uAcA>>INhLD g. CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts. Snn Francisco. California;
Gnd cor. of Washington md Charlton Sta. N. y.
SOLD ny oil orugBists and Dealers.
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Married Oh the evening Of the 10Th
inst, at the residence Of the BRIDES
Mother, by Rev. W. Fl. Campbell
JOHN }. NEIL, ESQ, to ,lSS
ANNIE j. hADD. All of Winns-
boro.
On the l2tA of November, at the
residence Of the brides mother, by
Rev. G.. NJ. Porter, w. W. KENNE.
DY to MISS MARY PORTER, all
Of Ridgeway.
The office returns thanks to the
bride for the delicious cake sent.
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Sheritf's Sale of Personal Pro.
Ipefty.

l2f yirtne Of sundry executions to me
- directed will offer for sale to tho
highest bidder: before The Court House
ooor IN WihnsboIo within tho legal hours
OF sale on tho first Monday in December
next aud tho day following, the follow
1hSaoscribsd property, to wit:
household and Kitchen furniture, Bed.
steads: Feather Bedr, Mattresses and
other Beading, lot Of Books, Contents of
S"rret, l Loom. ! hundred gallon Kettle.
l eighty gallon Kettle, Sorghum Mill,
Wheel Barrow, Two horse Waggon, |
old Bnggj, old Corn Shelter. i four
horse W 'gJn, Cart, Turning lathe, |
Grind Stone. lot wheelright tools, / lot
Ola Wheels and liu, 3 patterns and suu-
dries ins Shop. lot blacksmith Tools
and old lrcns and | old Whipsaw
Levied upon rs the property OF Jacob
fehstrr at the suit Of John g. Fcasler
against Jacob Fea,lcr1
IL. W. DUVALL, 8. &c.
Shcrif's OIicc
WinnsbOrO. s. G..
Nov. 2. 1874.
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. appointment of Trustees,

. Appointment of Trustees.
NNJE havo appointed the following
IVY persons ns Trustees of tho public
sch"''s In thcif respective districts to
servo for tho ensuing Two yenr
No Feaster, Noses Clowney,
Rober, Johnson. ~
No 2 " IS Woodward, John 8 Dourlass,
Jordan Mc Cuiiough.
No 81 G Caldwell, l. Mobley, Carter
NJ n 4 d"il'arl. y W"hers, John
No 8 A WLadj, Samuel Dixon, Aquila
No OF ML Duke, EH Xei,s, San,h
No. J Q~Davis, j II Grigsby,, Reuben
Ford.
No 8'John Fenlcy, II Elmuuds, p A
Adams
No9 S N True, Thos S Perry, JOSEPH
Thompson.
No 10 Jas a Clarke, Jno II Lcmm n,
Henry X Copeland.
No IL } IL Kirkland, II 7 Yarboroueh
d S Rice.
No II Jhs r Harvey, lraneous po, C.
David & Aiken
No l3 D Province, W. Clowney, Isaac
Miller.
W. CRA WEORD,
II MEANS DAVIS,
4 ROSS RORER fSON,
County BDnrd Of Examiners!
Tho clerks Of Boards Of T-ustees vii
iu'n over their books and papo.s to th,
boards newly appointed, who will pro
ceeu Immediately 10 orsauize and eleo
their clerks.
W. CRAWFORD,
School Com'r.
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Even With IIlif.

"Hello stranger you seem to ba
travelling"
eyes, I always travel when I'm on
u journcy.'
"Scems to me I've seen you bofore
somewhere.'
every likely Pee been there"
"hnd what might your name
be p
"It might lie Jones, but 1t amt"
elbow long have you been in these
parts I"
"Five feet ten :"
"Anything new I"
"Ye", | bought new @be,st One
this morning.
al thought so you're the sharpest
blade l've seen on this roldi'
Wa take the following from a
private letter of one Of the most dis.
tioguisbed lawyers in the State :
"Our courts are very much shams
now. Wo cannot know when q court
will bc held or Gaze tried. Counts
are postponed to suit political meet
iugs. Some one said lately, that
politics we've the employment of the
judge and were his vacation" Po.
Iitical Judges arc the very worst
enemies our people have. Their
ermine is often draggled and befouled
in the dirty arena Of politics, and
sentences are often man nufaetured for
political effeot.
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FuncuoorT. BENEpictl& Co, Charles.
ton, s. c. nre offering ohc Of the lorgcs,
stocks Of Dry Goods, hnd Catpcts in the
United States. Parties in want Of the
same, will save from 25 10 80 per cent.
by ordering from them. Thcy nrc pre-.
pared 10 sond samples on application.
All retail orders over $40 will be g. n,
free Of charge to any pnrt ofthe Sonth.
crn States. Remit by P.O. Order, Ex-
press. or Draft drawn % Uur order, or
uUods will besent c. o. y. -. :..H
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Sheriff's Sales Of Personal Pro
pCrty.

pCrty.
Pf virtue ofn warrant on agricultural
- Lien, and mortgage | will uiler Tor
sn'e for cash " the highest bidder before
the Court House dor in Winusboro,
within the legal hours Of sale, Oh tho first
Monday in December next md tho d.,
following, tho following described per.
sonnl property 70 wit .,....'-..
EUr.y bushels Corn, moro or loss lin
shuck,l one thousand pound Fodder, one
Mule. Levied upon M the property
of Palmer DAVIS at the suit Of Geo. ".
Crawford ugalnst Palmer Davis.
ALSO,
Seventy Ave Bushels Corn, more or less
One llorse. Levied upon ~ the lroporty
Of Alphus Woodward ami nac Wyodwn, Il
al tho uit Of \. +. uoodlng ngninst
Alphus Woodward and Isaac Woodward.
ALaO,
Two large Stacks Of liny and ono Mule.
Levied upon rs the property Ut danes
Till and Neil Glndney at the eu,it Of al.
L. Owing against james Hill aul Neil
Gladney. a....
ALSO,
Bale Cotton. | Mule. Levied UPON
as the property Of Sam Green al the suit
CT A. +. q 'odlng against Sam Green.
l.. ". DUVALL, S. &c.
Sherif's Office,
Wiuusborp, SO.
Nov. 81 1874.
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AocaL 5aulb5

D0S Communications to this office
will not be noticed unless accompanied
by tho real nathe Of tho writer.
GWN Wo are not responsible FOR the opin.
ohs Of correspondents.
sO- Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted In our columns exccp
upon payment of TEN CEN TS<a liHc.
H6 Any. person in the County having
knowledge df any circumstance Of int crest
occurring in his neighborhood will confer
favor by furnishing information at this
office.
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Sheriff'S Sale Of Personal Pro.
: - - pDrty.

JsY virtue Ct aw 'rlran, on agricultural
- tLlen |: viii! offer for sule, for oash to
the highest hidLer before the Court House
door i'll Wihns6oro within the legal hours
Of sale on ;hc first aI3hday in Dcceu Der
next md the day folowing the iollo wing
described personal prop.rty TO wit
Six Rales Cotton. mid Two mules Lev>
led upon rs The p' operty Of Calvin Belton
aud Hen Belion Mt tho suit nf W. 8. IL il
sgaint Calpin Belton:and Alien Belton.
..,. ~, y .RUYALL, S. F. G.
Winnehol;n S, :. .' ..'."
Nov. u, 1874. . go.
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Special. Notices.


Of herb.havored alcohol for dyspepsia,
billiousness, or any olliUr ailment, tell him
that you want meditiae, not our room,
drink. Ask him for Dr. WALHEt's CALI.
FoRNIA BITrERs, the best regulating prepa.
rstion known, and which you know is free
from "!Satan's EtixI.' Reject oil the fiery
"Tonics" and "Appelizers," aud cling 10
that remedy. There is no medicine that
compares with it.
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New ADVERTisEMnEr. A

NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
Sheriff's Sules-t,. W. Duvall.
NoticeAW. NJ. Nelson Clerk.
Oat, and lIay- Beatty Bro. & Son
Valuable PROPERTY for sale--W.
II. Abell.
$50 Rcward-Jos. Jones.
For Sslc-Jvs. c. caldwell.
Photographs-W. NJ. Hardin.
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THE IRFxE uzAALu.

eW" Court was opened on Tues.
day by His Honor Judge r. j.
Maokey. Orders wero obtained in
cases on calendar 8, Judgments by
defaulD.
j. F. Pagan, Esq, who had been
convicted by his honor Trial Justice
Littleton Daniel. of Blacklist took, for
merely threatening to damage col.
oreG individual if he did not leave
hio place, and who had appealed, was
tried for for this offence. The case
was mol pressed, there being absolute.
ly ho cause for action. 1--WE learn
that MIR. Pagun wis ''oouvicted Of an
insult" This is a new crime IN the
calendar. We cou,mtnd It to the at.
tention Of Governor elect Chamber.
iain). The court adjourned till $50
a. NJ. Oh Wednesday. On Wedncs-
day the potit jurors wero discharged, !,
and court adjourned to Thursday af.
ternoon.
W Judge .Mackcy adjourned
Court on Wednesday to appear bo-
fore the State board of canvassers in
the Charleston election case, in bu-
half Of the independents. While this
was good work to be engaged in, we
submit that it was highly im.
proper in him to adjourn the court
f'r any reason except necessity
The jurors and witnesses had been
brought already three times to court,
losing thoir time, and having their
business interfored with. The par.
ties interested in court were wronged
by the delay, and the county was
put to needless expense. Great
dissatisfaction exists. Judge Mackey
shou d remember that reform is as
necessary in the expenses Of Court
as III any other natter and he is
responsible for all the dissatisfac
thus caused. a Judge should have
nothing to do with politics, rs it uu-
its him for the high duties devolviug
upon him.
CoTToN MARKsT.-The cotton
market for the p st few day, has
been more animated than for ally
period since the commencement of
the season. Prices have advanced
to l34 for "middling" und in some
cases (liens we presume being the
cause) an advance on this figure has
been paid. We also understand that
almost every dry goods merchant has
become cotton buyer, and this
keeps the regular Cotton merchant
on the "que p:e." 1t is a strange
feature however, that they all repor,
loss On shipments to y. y. aud
Charleston, and cnutiunc sta drtre in.
How they make both uls meet, is
mystery, to outsiders. The sales arc
over one hundred bales per day, and
from all wo can understand from the
planters, the crop will soon be pick
cd out. aud the money speut, at least
two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars has been paid out the last
two months, and yet there is great
complaints, that many debts have uot
yet been liquidated. We believe cur
selves that the credit system has be.
come curse to tho County. When
will it cease ?
There is not much need for any
outside buyers in Winnsboro, it
would appear. But competition is
the life of trade, so let them come
and welcome. We would suggest
however, that cotton futures are
risky business.
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"Radioalism, it would SEEM" saws
on exchange, "has gone to the dogs"
Yes, and We are very sorry for it,
too. That is to say, we are very
sorry for the dogs.
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kW~ Mr.. Jas. Q. Davis of Ridge.
way has been appointed Notary Pub"
lilo by Gov. Moses.
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New ADVERTISEMENT.
Sheriff's Salcs-t. W. Duvall.
Notice@W. NJ. Nelson Clerk.
Oats and iIay- Beatty Bro. Il Son.
Valuable PROPERTY for sale--W.
II. Atell.
$50 Rcward-Jas. Jones.
For Sslc-Jvs. c. Caldwell.
Photogra phs-W. NJ. Hardin.
eB~ Mr.. Jas. Q. Davis of 1tidge.
way has been appointed Notary Pub"
lilo by Gov. Moses.
6t- Jack Brioe, sentenced to Is
years in the penetentiary for the
killing Of Milton Ruff, has been pare
uoned by Gov. Moses.
" We understand that Moses is
pardoning convicts out OF the peni>
tentiary for the nominal sum of two
dollars head. The defunot Go.
vcrnor must be Cutting "hard up.
The LEuIsL LArURE.--Tb Legisla.
ture Of this State meets to-day. We
earnestly hope it will will be great
Improvement Oh the one that has Just
gone out of office.
TnANKs.- Capt. p. Bacut will
please receive our thanks for lot
of extra fine Florida Oranges. Call
at tie Captains store aud get somc
IF them.
a THANKsGlvINo.-Thursday next
has been set apart by tho President
MS day of thanksgiving aud prayer
throughout the United States.
WIND AND RAIN.-This vicinity
was visited Monday morning by u
very heavy wind ahd rain storm.
We have hot heard of any serious
damage being done by it.
IHE MACKEYIrE5 VICToRIoUs.-
The Muckey delegation from Charles.
ton have gained their seats in the
Legislature. The Bowenites seem
to be somewhat disc.mlited. "Such
is life."
W Mr.. Moses Mackorers store
near Blackstock Was fired on Tuesday
night by an incendiary, but the
flames were arrested before any
serious damage was done. The
is not known.
GJ Mr.. Joseph Newt informs us
that he caught fox few days ago
that weighed thirteen and half
pounds. This is the heaviest fox
we ever heard of. Honest John
Patterson ought have seen it.
STATE TAX UNION. Gen. james
Chesnut has called The Sta,e tax un.
ion together, to meet in the city O.
Columbia on the twenty fourth Nc
vsmber, inst as required by the
stitution.
" "Arc there any 'byler on Bills
LIT here," asked lawyer the othe,
day of raw clerk In book ttorc.
"No sir" responded the intelligep,
clerk, "uoDe on his loft ear, but he's
ct two b-ll rousin' big oucs on the
b4ck Of his neck"
u. Col. B. T.. Elkin and Rev. w.
B. Ellsin have nearly complsted their
map of fairfield County. and will
soon have it reudy for their subseri.
bers. 1t Is said to be n complete
map, ond will be of inestimablu value
to the people.
w. We understand that stealing
is going on at o fearful rate in the
vicinity of Blackstock. BY reference
10 our advertising columns 1t will be
seen Mr.. Jas. Jones had bale Of
cotton stolen from his gin house
Other persons in that neighborho"d
have lost cattle, hog., sheep &c. We
earnest ly hope these tbicves will bt
caught and punished severely.
GW- fhe Fairfield Sabre Club
drilled in sabre exercise Thur day in
the The:pian Hall. 1t w4s tho 10.
tention of the Club to drill on horse
back, but the weather was too in.
clement. They have handsome
uniform, Confederate grey jacket and
pants, with yellow trimwings and
alpine hat. They make handsome
appearance.
MAsoNIc.--The Grand Lodge Of
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6 Jack Brioc, sentenced to Is
years in the penetentiary for the
killing Of Milton Ruff, has been pare
uoned by Gov. Moses.
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"Aro there any 'byler on Bills
lit here" asked a lawyer the othe,
day Of raw clerk In a book ttorc.
"No sir" responded the intelligeu,
clerk, "none on his loft ear, but he's
ct two b-ll rousin' big oucs on the
b4ck Of his neck"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

STATE TAX UNION. N.-Gcn. James
Chesnut has called The State tax un.
ion together, to meet in the city O.
Columbia on the twenty fourth NJ
vtmber, inst as required by the
stitution.
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" Mr.. Joseph Newt informs us
that he caught fox few days ago
that weighed thirteen and half
pounds. This is the heaviest fox
we ever heard of. Honest John
Patterson ought have seen it.
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W Mr.. Moses Mackorels store
near Blackstock Was fired on Tuesda,
night by an incendiary, but the
flames were arrested before any
serious damage was done. The
is not known.
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a THANKsGlvINo.-Thursday next
has been set apart by the President
MS day of thanksgiving aud prayer
Throughout the United States.
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The MAcKEYIrEs VIcroRlous.-
The Muckey delegation from Charles.
ton have gained their seats in the
Legislature. The Bowenites seem
to be somewhat disctmii,ed. "Such
is lifc.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

W We understand that Moses ia
pardoniug convfcts out OF the peni>
tentiary for the nominal sum of two
dollars IL heud. The defunct Go.
vcrnor must be Cutting "hard up.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

A Coon ORDINANcn.-The Town
Council of Wihnboro have passed an
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

THANKs.-C Capt. p. Bacut will
please receive our thanks for a 10,
of extra fine Florida Oranges. Call
ut tie Captuin's store aud get Some
# them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

The LEulaLArURE.-Tbo Legisla.
ture OF this State meets to-day. We
earnestly hope it will will be great
Improvement OH the one that has lust
gone out Of ofirc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

WIND AND RAIN.-This vicinit y
was visited Monday morning by q
very heavy wind aud rain storm.
We have hot heard of any serious
damage being done by it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

" Col. B. +. Elkin and Rev. W.
B. Ellsin have nearly complsted their
map of Fairfield County, and will
soon have it reudy for their subscri.
bers. 1t Is said to be complete
map, and will be of inestimablu value
to tho people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

MAsoNIc.--The Grand Lodge Of
Masons Of South Carolina will meet
in Charleston on Tuesday the 9th Of
December. All Master Masons IL
good standing and their families will
be passed over the different railroads
to aud from Charleston for one fair,
by getting certificate from the
lodge so which they belong.
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ordinance prohibiting tho use of
pofane labgdage on the street. Here.
toioro a person could hardly pass
one of the eorners near the market
at night without having an oath
thrust in Lis face. The Council
have the thanks of the entire re-
spectacle portion Of our community
for the passage of this ordinance.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-25

"PEAoE REIGNs IN WARSAW" oNGs
M0RE.---The detachment of aoldiers
under command of 1t. G. r. Paul,
of the 18th Infantry, that have been
stationed hero for the past few weeks
returned TO Columbia last Thursday.
We found 1T. Paul q genial clever
gentleman, and our whole comm uni.
ty were really sorry to see him
leave. The detachment under him
behaved themselves as gentle man,
while here. We hear Of no complaint
against them whatever. Should
Honest John, Wallace 4 Co., ever
have occasion to send troops to
|. .Winnsboro again We hope the lot
will fall to 1t. Paul and his oompa.
ny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-07-03
new onIHANs CLEARING HOUSE.

The Mechanics and Traders Bank declared q
fidend today of cent out OF tne pfo ar th Us
tentieth Instant. This makes p cent 1oi the
lst ten months. the previous dividend in January
o. y cent being out Of the profits OF the pre-
cling four months.
We notice thst the interest due on deposits for
te last six months in the Louisiana Savings BANK
ad Safe Deposit Company and the " orklngmen.s
Enk will be paid by the former on the fourth ill.,
sant and by the latter on the sixth, in both cases
the rate Of I, cent p annum. ..:,o.
pying the interest in gold coin due on CITY golo
Earring seven per cents, Is also paying the cur
rocy interest due on city bonds, as follows wafer
vrks, consolidated skies, issues to jackson and
OelOusas railroads of 1875, Issues to Pontc
tain railroad of 1899 and Jefferson City eight per
iold opened ct lloss 0llOS, against llOs6 at
NV York, and after q fair business closed at the
oening rates against HOS in that market. The
GOO at iioss; 5000 and sesoo at ilok; $4,000 at
siios.
lUer. The onlv sales reported were 22OOO first
e.ss at :. and $4,000 bank for gold at 81 81.
10 sales of francs were reported
3 3T05 50 for bill Of lading and Al clear and
{ i2O- for bank, and france nominal at 4.61k
fdprivate, and - for bank. :,
it'd, and, with quite a moderate demand rates
wre without quotable variation. The sales OF New
" sight were conns sd t. 5000 embracing anS
IS 900 private bankers and $40 900 bank at SIG
he banks continued to check Oh New YORK at
A% cent premium, and commercial sight was
sil quoted at SIG.
ne only sale of stocks reported was shares
Wrkingmen's Bank at $40.
he sales of bonds included $1,000 city gold bear
in seven per cents at 49,; $500 do, ex-coupOn,
ai 10 600 do deliverable on the fret Of August,
sthe low rate Of Al; the market closed unsettled
sse of S33tO at SOY, and 5000 at S. the former q
fcced sale. City appropriation certificates and
Mtropolitan Police warrants were quoted at the
cse at IS, and time certificates Of 1873 at 81
he only sale reported in State warrants was
500 large ut "a. They closed nominal at 3lO34
folarge Sass for medium and 3904O for small.