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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-20
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctton.rs.
u No. lOOl norLh Mest corner Ten Iii and ID atreeis

RY GREEN e WILLIAMS, Auction.rs,
- No. lool northwest corner Tenth and d streets.
MPoRTANr SALE To PARTIES WISHING
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE, ~
Will he sold, ON SATURDAY MORNING, June
%, 1874 within our auetion-rooms, commanding at
10o'clocK.
:, Five Parlor Suites, upholstered in Rep. Blue
Elegant Black Walnut Dressing-c Use Suite; cost
Handsome Black Walnut Marble-top sIdeboard.
lex Walnu= Etegere.
EIe sJnt treuch-pltte HAt-tree.
Walnut Sc ret try and Bookcase. -a
Turkish Chairs. Reception Chairs, Walnut and
Oak lining Chairs. -.r
MlrbII top BureHus, Washstands and Centre
tables; French plate Mirrors.
P1rlOr Desks. Lonngea
Hair Mattresses, Pillows and Boisters
1 ALSO,
In 'front.' OF our auctiOH-rooIns, the usualsale Of
aSECOND-HAND FURNITURE.
Platform ScaIes, Fancy Goods.
Lot of Straw Hats. sc.
Persons in want of costly and stylish Furniture
should moi miss the Opportunity Of attending the
sale Within the aucti0n-roOm, the above colleo-
tiOn of sup ror Furniture Is of the latest design
and the woI knansaip c1unot be surpassed.
Terms CASH. GREEN q WILLIAMS, &
JelJ-d o ---r --a. Auctioneers.
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PAINTING.

s. .. T3OwErT,
House, SIGN AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GLAIIER,
No. 625 Louisiana Avenue.
limitations ofAn kinds OF wood and marble rsatlr
-execnted In the lAtestand most approved Styleg
|VSSAG PROMPTLY
ATTENDEuTO.
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w arren Green Hotel,
wARRENTON Va

WAhhENION, VA.
The Proprietors beg leave to inform their friends
purchased and fitted up this delightful summer
Located in the most delightful portion of Pied
mate, It's views aud romantic Scenery, with its
proximity to the
FAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
and the proverbiaI healthiness of its climate rem
ders this the most delightful Summer Resort In
Board per month, sssi per week sIsi per say, $50
ST. GEORGES HOTEL
- PINEY POINT,
st. Mary's county, Maryland.
This new hotel. newly furnished. is now open for
Immediately on tue 81. George and Potomac rivers
capable OF accommodating about one hundred
The TABLE will be bountIfully supplied with all
the salt water delicAcies. Good bathing, with add-
tional Improvements in bathing houses, &c. Good
for the enjoyment Of the guests, free OF charge.
There is a new steamboat wharf immediately at
her regular trip between Washin gton and Ralti-
more, and will also make her regular weekly ex-
Terms for Board, e per day, so per week, ss5 per
iA'H'A. oA' Gu anu K. J. MkRsHiALL,
jei-MwFet Proprietor.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE,
l. MECHANICSBURG, PA,
Eight miles west Of Harrisburg by c, v.RR R., in
the beautiful Cumberland Valley,
Open for SUMMER BoARDERs from July 1 to
September.
Building attractive, convenient and comfortable.
Delightful Grove and Grounds, pure air, excellent
mend 1t to those seeking rest and recreation.
Terms moderate.
REV. 7. P. EGE, A. NJ, President.
School duties resume September 0.
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Containing Cards of First-Class EstaD-
liShmeRts In all branches of BUSH
ness i'm the District.
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ma FIEIH eIEI coNoERI
Friday, Ju1y al, 1914
s2,5oo,ooo
LET OF GIFTS.

divided into twenty thousand ms, win be dis
Iriouted anon the tiekst-hoidefs.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
REGULAR POST STEAMSHIP. TRAVEL
BETWEEN
BREMES tAND BALTIMORE,
VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
The steamers of the North German Lloyd, or. 500

.-..SApIaln ls1iliennaln.
BERLlN................ :" PutScher.
OHIO................... Srhirnburg.
LEIPZIG Hoffman.
THANKSGIVING. =. Undnetson-
NUREMBERG, "a, coo tons) 90 Jaeger.
VIII run regularly between Bremen and BALTI-
MORE. as follows:
From bremen. From Baltimore.
NUMBERG .........June 8. June q.
BALTIMORE. 10. July 4.
MINISTER ROOM. June u. July IL.
BRAUNSCHWElG, June 81. July Is.
BERLIN....... .....JuIy ]. July Is.
LEIPZIG. ............July5 s. August i.
every Saturday from Baltimore.
The steamer VIII take passengers to Bremen,
southampton, London and Hayre and return.
,iRIcE OF PAssAsE.-ln gold, from Bremen to
Baltimore: Cabin, 500; Storage, S3s currency.
From Baltimore to Bremen, Southampton, London
and Havre: Cabin, S1O0; storage. $50, Children
g.
All other arrangements are the same as the New
York lines.
ing by letter to our General Agents.
A. SCHUMACHER & CO.,
No. 9South Charles street. Baltimore, Nd.
CHARLES WALTER,
No. 3i2 d street, opposite City Hall.
1TAlso, Bills OF Exchange on principal places
In Europe. myls-u
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CHIRLEs z. PRENTfsS. Trui
jel5-MwF&ds J. T. COLDwELL. SalesI
RY JOS. r. KELLEY.
ID Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Once No. oO2 Eighth street north west

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE on X STREET, NEAR ST.
ALoYSdEs' chURCK, IN SQUARE s75 AT
BY virtue or deed of trust to the undersigned,
dated November H. 1s7l, and duly recorded in Liber
No. 66s folio b et seq, Of the land records for
Washington county, District OF Columbia, and BY
the written direction Of the party secured thereby
will sell at public auction, In front Of the prem
Uses, on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June, A. ID. 1874,
at O'Clock. p m, the folowing-described part Of
square numbered six hundred and seyenty-hve,
C675, in the city OF Washington, D. c.; beginning
for the same at point in the line Of north street,
twenty (20) feet west from the northeastern corner
Of sal uare, and thence running west along the
said street twenty 10Y feet, thence south eighty 0
feet thence east twenty COZ feet and thence north
to said street and place of beginning together with
all the Improvements thereon, consisting Of one
comfortable Brick residence.
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money
to be paid In cash, and the balance deferred pay
ments 10 be made at six and twelve months from
day Of sale, and for which the purchaser 10 to give
his notes, bearing interest at the rate Of ten per
cent per and secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold. which Is to be kept insured against
loss BY are in sufficient sum 10 cover the deferred
payments SO secured. All conveyancng At cost Of
purchaser. One hundred dollars to be paid down
Immediately after sale. And II the terms Of sale
are not fully complied with within six days after
sale the trustee the right TO resell the prop
erty, after week notice At the risk and cost Of
first purchaser. WIN. 81. WARU. Trustee.
jeIi-d&ds JOS. +. KELLEY. Auct.
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PY II. H. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN-
IMPROVED PROPERTY NEAR THE DEAF
AND DUMB ASYLUM. BOUNDED BY L AND
n BmuNpARY AND SEVENTH STREETS
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust to us, dated May II,
A. d., 49,, and recorded in Liber 6sl. folio ri, ct
seq, aud at the re9uest OF the party secured
thereby, We will offer for sale, In front Of the
premises, NJ public auction, on SATURDAY, June
p, 1874, at clock y. IN, the following described
al estate. situate in the city of Washington, Dds
trict Of Columbia, to wilt: The east half Of square
numbered eight hundr, and ffty-hve, (s55, being
original lots l. = s. 4, % H. q, Is. %, 3D. 81, a. 81
"a and SSsin said square, together with the improve
ments thereon.
interest at ten per cent. from November IL 1874 In
cash. and the balance in six, twelve and eighteen
pioiitfls with interest, secured hya deed of
the property. deposit Of $40 will be required at
time safe. All c0nveyanCing at cost of purchaser.
II terms of sale are net complied with IN ten days
from day of SALE the Trustes reserve the right to
resi- IL the property at the risk and of the de-
Elultng purchaser. after i've dars' advertisement
in one or more newspapers published in Washing
THOMAS TapSIA 8 Il Tf FISHER, Trustees.
my3O-STuTh&ds J. I. COLDWELL. Auct.
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MERCHANT TAILORS.
---
e. PUGE % SON,
MERCHANT TAIL0Rs,

Have received therafss instalmsnt OF Spring esods
consisting ofsupernne Disgonals Foreign and Do
mestic Oassimeres, and shall rcceys weekly during
the season, which they are prepared 20 make up IN
the latest styles. no lssis-u
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join W. ALvoRD,
my1s-M, W, F&ds

6THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UN-
TIL MONDAY, June IS 1874 same lime and place.
GEORGE W. sTItkNEY, rrustses-
JOHN w. ALyoRD,
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AUCTION SALES
To-Day.
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer
III No. 81 Loulslann aYenne near Serer,th street

ri THOMAH BOWLING, Auctioneer,
- No. 81 Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.
yA VAIL ALL, PR0PERTY ON THE HEIGHTS
~, s STITRRnn oM ~ ~, ID. @, At AUGrloN.
vii sell on the premises shout sixty of those yery
pether with the l.rge and substantial brick dwell
ing-houSe .oested on pirt Of said addition. This
properly has been recently subdfeided into lots,
and from Its and healthy location presents I'M
usual iniuc -nents to nurcha ers.
Terms easy aud made known on the day of sale.
Pats csn be u at No. ri Loui llama avenue, and
at W. ID. Cassin's Office, No. 81 Congress street,
Georgetown. THOS. DONIING
ieIs-dkds. Iu.tinnar
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS. on ---
RY THOMAS DOWNING,
- Auctioneer, - 20 ~
gu Louisiana avenue, near Seventh street.
GREAT SALE OF - lr--C
SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
HOUSES AND BUILDING LOTS AT :;
COLLEGE LAWN.
HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY, JUNE 25,
AT4O'CLOCK P. NJ.
&EMaps and Handbills this week
T. q. CALVERT,
Je3-W&Std al Louisiana avenue.
pY DUNCANsON BROS,
IL Auctfoneers, southeast corner of Ninth and d
streets northwest.
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je12-d&d3
pYR. n. WARNER.

z
IL Real Estate Auctioneer and Broker,
Federal Buildings, corner Seventh and SITS. NV.
TRUsTEES' SALE OF ATHREE-sToRY BRICK
500 TWENTY-FIRsT STREET, On THE o JR-
NER OF TWENTY-FIRST AND Il STREETS
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue ola deed o. trust, dated May 2, A. d.
1874 dsy re orded in Ib.r No. "a folio 44set seq,
one Of the Land Records for Washington colnty, In
the District Of Columbia, and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, we viii teiL a. public auc-
ton, in tro OF the premises. on FRIDAY, juno
d, li, At 6oelock p. M, the following -described
real estate situate In the city Of Washington, Dis
trict Of Columbia. to wilt: All that piece parcel
OF ground numbered thirty six (a6 In Worthington
Dorsey Itrnstees In chanceryl subdivision Of
lots numbt red one ~ and two e. &C., in square
nulnheLed seyenty.seyen q, ironting q p feet on
street' with an sIIey IN the rear, aud IaPrevsd
above.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance In six. twelve
and eighteen months With interest from day Of sale
at ten lol per cent per annum, TO be secured By
deed Of trust on the property sold. A depa sit OF
e30 will be require at time OF sale. All con-
veyancing at expense Of purchaser. II tsrms OF
sale not &C implied with In seven days the trus-
tees reserve tn. right to rase the property at the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser after i've
WiLLIAMF. MATTINGLY, lr-..,
CHARLES Z. PREETISS. iruslees'
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AUCTION SALES.
Future Days.

RYB. HI. WARMER,
~ Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer.
APpRSd1vv9RN ArE oy THE shr p NM
OF STREET, BETWEEN NINTH AND
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST.
On THURSDAY, June Is, 1874, ut O'Clock D. m.
viii sell, 1t public auction, in front Of the prem
ises the east half OF lot seventeen ~, In square
three hundred and seventy-seven (S7.) fronting d
feet inches ON street, with depth Of $50 feet
to 30-foot alley.
Terms: o. 500 in cash; balance in one, two and
three years, with interest At eight per cent per an
sale. All conveyznclng at expense Of purchaser.
Terms 60 pe com oiled with In seven days,
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-10

HNHOUGH the old hunter took rapid
pace on his return to the cottage in
the woods, it was after sunrise before he
reached it.
AS he approached, he cast searching
glance around to see if he could observe
anything stirring; but nothing unusual
met his gaze, and he had almost begun to
think that Gilman's companions had also
gone, when the piteous winnings and howl
ings of the hounds fell upon his ear, and
upon Fastening up to the spot he found
that they had been shut up within their
kennel. With powerful pull at the door
he tore it open, and the hounds, finding
themselves thus released, sprang out with
bound, and seeming at once to recognize
their deliverer, they crouched wistfully at
his feet
Chiron was just in the act of patting one
of the dogs upon the head when sharp,
agonizing cry struck upon his ear, and, as
though a knife had been driven to his
heart, did he start around and spring to-
door, and throwing it quickly open he en-
tered the front room. The sight that met
his gaze seemed for the instant to freeze
him to the spot. Poor Morgiana Chester
was upon her knees-the tears were
streaming almost in torrents down her
pale cheeks, and with clasped hands she
was begging of the man who stood above
her not to drag her from her home. There
was no anger, no rage upon her features (;
butt from out her upturned eyes there
cleaned look of prayerful, imploring
misery that might have melted the heart
of stone.
The man who was thus driving the poor
woman to distraction was the villain Col
ton, and near him, but seeming to take no
active part in the scene, stood man whom
Chiron had never before seen, but who,
from his garb, appeared to be physician.
"Come, up, say" exclaimed Cotton,
as he grasped the woman's arm. "Give
us no moro of your prating. don't know
your husband, and don't know as you
ever had one but we'll take you to bet
ter place than this"
Chiron hesitated only moment at the
door, and then he stepped quickly forward,
and struck a powerful blow, at the head Of
the rascal. Cotton lodged as his eye
caught the movement of the old hunter,
and the blow which had been intended for
his head fell upon his bare neck
The unfeeling, villain sank upon the
floor like flimsy bag, and in another mo
ment the crimson tide burst forth from his
mouth and nostrils He moved not, nor
did he utter groan, for the towards spark
of life had gone out
Morgiana Chester started to her feet, and
even her shattered mind seemed to com
prehend that she was once more free. She
gazed up into the face of Chiron, and as he
instinctively opened his arms she fell for
ward upon his bosom. The stout man
dropped silent tear upon her head, and,
Influenced by power which he could not
control he imprinted upon her brow, a
kiss,
Look up, Morgana," he murmured,
as he placed his hand upon her head
aLook up, for you are safe"
Safe" repeated the poor woman, gaz-
ing up into Chirons features with vacant
look. "surely no ono would harm me
and yet, but even now, that bad man said
he would take me hence--tlat he would
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-10

G8- One Of the counties of the State of
Connecticut boasts OF a judge, who, though
poorly informed in regard to those little
rednements usually met with in polished
society, is an energetic, shrewd man, and
promising lawyer. A neighbor of his re
Gently, was about to give away his daugh-
ter in marriage, and having deep-rooted
dislike to the clerical profession, and being
determined as he said to have no internal.
parson in his house, he sent for his friend,
the judge, to perform the ceremony. The
judge came, and the candidates for the
connubial yoke taking their places before
him, he thus addressed the bride
"You swear you will marry this man p''
" Yes, sir" was the reply.
"And you," Ito the bridegroom, 'swear
you win marry this womanq'
=" We'll, do" said the groom.
"Then" said the judge, " / svear you're
married p'
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-10

GS9- AT Arlington, Mass, recently
young lady was making her toilet pre-
paratory TO her wedding, which was to
have taken place on the same evening,
when she was talep suddenly i'll, and re-
manned in an unconscious state until she
died, two days afterwards
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-02-10
For the Bloomfield Times
THE MYSTERIOUS FRIEND.
A Story of Old Virginia
CHAPTER VIII.

A DARK PLOT BROUGHT TO LIGHT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

SW" Mr.. r l.. Dannouberg has
returned from the North where he
has been purchasing large and we'll
assorted stock Of Dry Goods, Cloth
lug Shoes, Notions, &c. by the
mani e's in which they have hccn
receiving goods in the last two DAYS.
1t would seem ttcy intend to sell all
the goods for Fairfield County. We
wish them good success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

The W%!THER.-The weather con-
tlnues dull and gloomy. Old Sol.
certainly has shining face, but has
managed lately to keep it we'll yelled.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

HAiL.-A slight bail.storm may
be reckoned amoug the events Of
Tuesday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

DlscHARGED.-Tho two men who
were arrested on suspicion of firing
Mrs. McMaster's house we're discharp.
ed on Tuesday by Trial Justice
Mackcy, there not being sufficient
evidence to warrant their commit
ment for trial.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

NABBED.-1n compliance with n
telegraphic request oil Sheriff Yoeum
of Chster, Deputy Sheriff Keller on
Tuesday arrested Wilson Ashford,
who had been in custody for some
mhsdemeanor committed in Chester
and had escaped.
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fob 10
Exttact from the Atlanta Herald
: February l, 1874. :

Georgia Stnte,Agricultnra] Sacielv, y.
Sec. omee, Atlanta, Ga: Jan. -. 1874. }
AT thc-l 'st meeting of tho: State .Asr...-
!uial Society, there was imposed upon the
Secretary the rdMtSNf obtaining 4niiI n 6ms
Of all Commercial, Fcrtilizcts. exposed for
sale in this State. and sending Ihs. same
to the Analytical Chemist in tht State
College of Agriculture and the Mechanic
Ar,s a, Athens, for analyses estimation If
value; | have, therefore, obtained and
sent to The Chemist Prof White, SAMPLES
OF most Of tic leading Gnanos and phos.-
plates, that arc sold in this S,atc 1t is
proper 10 say here thot these snnrlc>
we're taken l'y myself in person, from the
hn!k, In the warehouse where thoy were
stored. and rui in a;r-tiCht glass" hrs :.
Thc analyses were made by numher, the
'hrmst not knowing the name Of the
.ar'iclcs or from whom it was obtained
lhe hancs Of of the Fcrii;iz >rs
ccrrespo, ding with the number sent to
ne Chemist, were preserved in my Office.
have received from tho Laboratory of the
state College the flowing results of the
analyses Of Fertilizers, as shown in the
enclosed report Of Prof White The cal
rnla'ion orlhc Commercial vsnlue. inciu-
h"y pratt "n manufacture. gives as the
''HH Ntlut, LOT WHICH the afiIclCS Sn OH lu
b' sold in Savannah. ns follows:
Etwnn Dissolved Bone, per ton 81! 81
Eiiw IN Guano, - fl CS
Soluble Pacific Guano, 81 n
Sea Fowl Gnano. 81 o.
i;nglish Dissolved Bone, II 50
PatapSco Guano, 25 -
chesapeake Guano, {, 32 32
Purchasers Of Fertile. rs eau con,Eare
tic calculated Commercial value with the
selling price. Tie State Agricultural
Society viii publish fer The benefit OF the
Planters the analyses of ether Fertilizers
rs soon as received.
Very Respectfully
NJ JOHN son, Sec.
Ry this comparison it will Ec seen thnt
the sea Fowl Gnano is cn!y sod at 81 OF
per ton more than the calculation on the
commercial vnlmc hnd that the E'iwan
E''ano is sold $l3 o. more than the rsti.
mated commercial value making n differ.
c"cr in favor Of the Sea Fowl against The
EEwan Of ! IS per ton the Etiwan selling
at $4,000 cash and the Sn Fowl selling
NJ 90 90 yet tho chemist vnlurs the Sea
G. wi at SG,S5 more than the E,iwan. The
comparison with the Soluble Pacific is
ever grcnter in favor Of thc SEQ Fowl
'hc Sea Fowl being valued at $l3 1G per
ionmnrc.
Fiftv tons Of sea Fowl for sale by
NIB AoCT 60 CO..
feb ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

CorToN.-The cotton market con.
tinues dull and depressed. The
effect of tho weather, perhaps. Bes,
quality cotton is squotcd ct l33.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25
NOTICE :!

The Taxpayers Convention has
called meeting Of citizcns in every
County on Salvday in March. Cumc
and hear some interesting informa-
ton.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

GRAVEL. NEEDtD.-Our city fAthcrs
should certainly give their attention
to the side walk around the Cistcrn
near the Court House. Que days
rain makes it impossible.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

DEATH OF MKs. PorEET.-We have
again to record another death in
our midst. Mrs. Elizabeth Potcet
passed away on Wednesday night,
last, after lingering and painful
illness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25
D'ATJG sySra"G G. GDTe Il
BY
w. e. AIKEN, NJ. D.

THE subscriber having purchased The
L. stock Of Drugs and Medicines of
Messrs. Ladd Erolhcrs, will devote his
lime and attention to the Drug busincss
m its Legitimate details. Promptncss,
ctre and attention will bc given to the
dispensing Of Medicines, which can be
had at all timos, and Of standard purity.
feb ". f. AIKEN.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

Jon PRiNTiNG.-Our office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs Of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and business Cards &c., &c.
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w c hope he will.

SEnENADE.--On Saturday evening
last, just as the Senior had sunk into
the sleep of the just he was awakened d
by the inspiring strains of "Shep.
pards Quickstep." AS delighted as
surprised he fastened to free him.
self from slumbers chains, "intentusoue
"ra tenedat' BY the mellow cadcn-
oics, the dulcet harmonics, aud exact
and equal time. he at once recognized
the thorough Band," to whom no
begs to tender his sincere thanks for
the delightful treat.
The Band, compoted of the most
talented musicians of tho Town, has
under the direction Of their gifted
and able leader Capt. VIM. N. Chm.
dler attained a surprising degroe of
perfection, which tells as oloarly of
their assidnity III pructlciug as of his
skill ia leading.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-02-25

M'sslNG.-The local editor # this
sheet missing. We suppose he has
gone golivattiug again. A Tourna-
menr,! boU!t and suppc,iN takes
pluce in the neighboring City of
Ridgeway and like jobs war horse
he smelt the bottle afar off. lie
int'mated to us, confdcntially, be-
fore he left, that he intended to en-.
ter the lists rs "Knight Of the
Qnlll" and expected to take nine
rings, and the prize for horsemap-
ship, to dance with the queen all
night and "not come homo till morn
ing"
We hone hc will.