The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-05
Presi. Winusbvro Tax Union.

| Presi. Wlnnsburo Fax Union.
" We call uttcntion to the ad-
vvr'iscn.eut of Mr.. J. NJ. Elliott in
another scolumn.s Mr.. elliott has
bee" engaged in the mAnafac,ure If
gins for for'y-cieht ears, and brings
to the work natural ability and long
.expeiiencc. Whatever representa-.
lions lie make moy be implicitly re-
led upon. He is continually making
improvements iu the design, ahH THO
6 rs Of the present year are better
tnan any before. Reuj the testimo.
malls given, and call aud s the gius.
of. The Rural Carolina for Au,
gust comes to hand full Of news for
tho farm and stock yard. 1t also
contains the w6nderful STORY of the
death of George .Somorvillc, who
had learned the secret Of setting the
ocean on IRE, and waa tbtoRn from
the cars as they we're rounding G. Pc
Horn on the Central Pacific Railway ;;
| Price 80 10 per ahnuni.> Publ shea
by Walker, Evans and Cogss sell,
Cha,le ton, s. G.
| G The citizeus Of Doko rcsE on.
ded TO the call of Capt. A. S. Barns,
and organized on Saturday, lst of
August, a Tux Union Of forty mcih Lers.
The III Getting was oalled|to order by
Capt. Barhs, who nominated Mr.. II.
II. Fanh temp orary chairman, and
permanent orgqpization effected with
the following officers !: .r
r. II. Xann, President, J. +. Entz
tninger, Woe e.Presideht, j. D. Hogan,
Secretary, a. S.Barns, Treasurut!
ORaA Nl2Ar1oN Or TIFF FAIRFIEiD
SABRE CLrp.--The above club met
and organized on Mohday, BY electing
tho following officers. There was
a large attendance siAty-Gve names
were entered on the roll. This is
going to work in tie right dires.
ton. -
PnEslpENT-W. D. Aiken.
I We E.PREsIDEErsAR.> f. Ellison
Jr. j. D.: McCarley, T. r.. Robertson.
WARDEEs-W. j. Heron, Pope,
Il. D. Bolick, w. ". Bricc, Wade
R+wls. ..
Dlnrcrons-A. II. Powell, W. C.I
Rabb, j. W. Bolich, d.. A. Evans.
Colon BEARsR-R. J.. MoCarley.
SEC. AND TREs.-W II. Lylcs.
SuncEoS-Dr. j. c. tlvbley.
STILL AHEAp.-Mr. r. l.. Dan.
ueubergNof the firm of Danncnborg
& Co., has just purchased 4 full stock
Of dry goods aud clothing. Also a
complete stock Of mems and ladies
ehoes, alsa aoomple,e stook of notions,
and has ma 'o-I q.chascs of large
bankrupt stocks Which will he open
to the public in the next ten DAYS
Our stock will he the, most complete
and select ever offered to the citizens
of Fairfield. AS Mr.. Dannenberg
hos been f"r the last two months
North, and N ,de sati,fa ctory purchae6
es, competition II be dcfcd. Visit
and see, md all will be satisfied.
D21nenbergs mean to have grand
rally. Co.,. 49,. II X
DEATH OF Col. R, srAAaKs MEANS
We copy The following commuuiea
ton from the Phtsnix CT the 3lst
ult. Il will bo rem EN- ocred that
Col, Means was a native of fairfield
County, and Served her as 1iicuten
ant Colonel of thcSl7eh s: G. Irfans
try ddfing tho late war 80 '''',''. !
| MoNTaoMERY County, Va,
:, .,,,....y - July 20, 1874.
EDiToR PMGN,x J.. Though stran-
ger to US, we hope that we do not in.
trude upon the columns Of your
paper. inasmuch as this is the most
appropriate channel to communicate
to tho wapy trieuds, throughout his
native State Che #sad5 lbtetligei5co of
1.-The death Of C,l. r. s. Mems, son Of
tho late Hon. John II. Me ms, for.
merly GovernorIof your State: lie
died after a lingering illness, at his
residence, near tho village of Black
burg, on the Goth Instant. There
wero, traits Of character in. our friend
Of IL high crder; which ought to be
a commended to the living. IIo was
\ just and true, nobls, and brave, and
Ehe appreciated all these high quail.
ties in othe:s. lie came to Our State
a fcw years before tho day Of her
gre test danger, and in the hour that