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Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-08-22


other women do, that l may forget and
grow like john"
Two years went swiftly by. A baby
slept in the cradle and Martha-nobody
called her Matte but Paul-sat rocking
with her foot MS she knitted blue woolen
stocking for the baby's father. There
was n knock at the halt-opened door.
L have got on the wrong road will
you be kind enough to direct me TO the
nearest way to the village ?" said voice,
and stranger stepped in. She rose to
give the required direction, but stopped
short, while he came quickly forward.
Paul !"
Matte I"
His face lighted up, and he reached out
his arms to draw her to him. With II
surprised, panied look she drew back.
"Mr. Gardner, this is most unex-
pected meeting"
Mr. Gardner !" he repeated, "Mattie,
wha. do you mean ?"
Don't call me Matte, if you please, 3"
she replied with dignity. My name is
Phillips"
Phillips" he echoed. "Are you
married ?''
These are strange words from you,
Paul Gardner Did you think | was
waiting all this time for another woman's
husband That was keeping my faith
with one who played me false so soon p"
Played you false ! | have not. |
have come rs | promised you. The two
years are but passed, and am here to
claim you. Why do you greet me thus ?
Are you indeed married, Matte Gray ?'
She was trembling like nm aspen leal.--
For an answer she pointed to the cradle.
He came and stood before her with white
face and folded arms.
Tell me why you did this Didn't
you love me well enough to wait for me /?
She went and unlocked drawer and
took out newspaper. Unfolding it and
finding the place, she pointed to it with
her finger, and he read the marriage
notice.
What Of this ?" he asked, as he met
her questioning, reproachful look. ooh,
Matte, you thought it meant me. 1t is
my cousin. | am not married, nor in
love with any one but YOU"
Are you telling me the truth ?" she
asked, in an eager, husky voice.
And when he answered at is true"
she gave II low groan and sank down in
to "A chair.
son, Panl, forgive me didn't know
| you had n cousin by the same name. |
| ought not to have doubted you, but it
was there, in black and white, and this
man, my husband, came and married
! him."
With bitter tears she told how il hap
pened. With clenched hands he walked
to and fro, then stopped beside the cradle
and bent over the sleeping child. Lower
he bent till his lips touched its wee fore
head, while he murmured to himself -
Matte's baby"
Then he turned, and kneclng before
heI said in II low voice :" forgive you,
Matte, be as happy rs you can" lie
took both her hands in his, and looked
steadily, lovingly into her face. /" | have
no right here you are another mans
wife. Good bye-God bless YOU"
lie turned rs he went out Of the door,
and saw her standing there in the middle
Of the room, with arms outstrctchcd. lie
went back, and putting his arms around
her, pressed one kiss on her cheek, then
left the house, never locking back.
She went down on her knees before
the sleeping baby, and prayed for strength
to bear her great trial. They never saw
each other again.
Seventy years old Her stalwart sons
and bright-eycd daughters remembered
her rs loving, devoted mother; her
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-08-22

Most people think they have repented
Of their sins when they have suckeeded
in forgetting them.- BHtin9s.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-08-22

OFFICE. At his Residence. corner
Court and Center Streets, Weaverville. l.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1874-08-22

OFFICE, Corner Court and Taylor
Streets, Weaverville. nOvl5-tf.
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Weekly Trinity 9uurnal.
OUR AGENTS !:

THOS. BOYCE, Room No. 80. New
Merchants Exchange Building, San Fran
cisco, is our only authorized agent in that city
GEO. p. ROwELL a CO., 40 Park
Row, are our only authorized Agents in New
York City.
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SHERIFFS' SALE.

Rfyirtne OF sundry Executions 10 mo
- directed, ! will offer for SnlcSafor
c"sh, ot public auction to tic highest Ufd
aer before tho court house door in Wiuns-
6oro Wilhia'the legal hours of sale on rlfo
nEst Aiohday in December next aril md
gay following, the following dss66friBed
property, 10 .lSit: All.that piecoE EpdrGSl
or tract, qf lana, lying being .affd situate
IN nc soGth ~caTtern portion Gf, Faifiiel d
county, state of Stuth Carolina, on Shw.
hcys Crees> containing four hundred and
s''ch'y p"' acres. nlpre pr less. and
bounded on tho NORTH BY. lanils or---
- on lhc. east hy land, >of Rru-
nc" boulware AMI lamds Of Hal Clarke, on
INC -, south ty lands Of q. l., Bagiey, aud
west hy lands Of Dave Boulwauc mud Of HI.
ers Levied rpon rs ,hc rrorrrty. of
J"hn ID. Frost, Sr.. at the suit Of 1Gssc Drof,
against John d. Frost, Sr. -.... .'''
All that piece. parcel or tract of land.
iylnS, being anil situ,ic in the county
OF FaIrheld and State oC $ .u,h Carolina
known ns the ''llome plac combining
one hundred and fifty acres, more O, lrss,
anu bounded ny lnnds of John Robertson
i.J. ~; Jones and lnndS lately owned by
'ames Harrison. deccascd Also another
tract Of land i'll the county and State
"toreaaid. containing eighty acres, moro
or sess' and kneYn as the ''Darliug place"
bo"ndFdtby lands Of John Rut crts son, lads
lately owLed by James HARRISON, dcccns
rd. Thomas Mpore nni others. Lryied
upon yas.i he property Of Ahram D. Jones
@t tue ;sniy ofJ NJ. MeCo:lum ngains, 7.
}. IL. jones. Executor
Al thnt piece. parcel Or tract af li,nd
IN the county of Fairfield ant
S'ate OF South Carolina, containing seven
ilundreh acres more or less, n nd bounded
ny iands of NJ rs. Sarah Pearson, lands
lately belonging to ,hr. estate of T. +,
,hylcs.,d cehsod, Dr. Ill. ". Owens, vii
liam IL. 1rapp and ,o,hers. Levied upon
hs the property Of Mrs. Mart n n. Dhw-
Rihs, nt the suit Of }. 4. Dawkins, sn,yi
v,hs administrator aud others against
Mrs Martha N Dawkins.
Att Tint piece parcel or tract of land
!lng being and situated IN the County
T Fairfield and State of South. Cnrol;nI,
ont lining nine hundred acres, more or
rss and bounded by Inn Is of l.. y. Means
Mig. M T.. f. Fcasier aud II IRIS II J. Lyles,
''irhm Morgan, lands belonging . ,be
est"'e OF Ihomns. hylcs 'dccaascd A.
Cameron. "csly NJ ayfclL. |. II. Mrnns
~ IL. Ecrr anu others. Levied unon MS
nc property af Jacob Fcastcr nt The suit
u 'ohh Z. Feastcr against Jacob Feas,er.
s,;u.n L. W DUVALL, S. +. G.
"innsboro. =. c.,
Nov. Z, 1874.
nov l0-t1x2 ..
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SHERIFt'S SALE,

STATE OF SouTH GAuoLivA, ! Court o,
County OF FAIRFIELD. prol,, tc
Charlottc Crosby, Che>lcy Crosby, Susa,
Estes, wife OF l., a. c. Estes. Catherine
~ iry and her husband, John "A, Du
lFc, Charioitc Boulwarc, and her hus.
n"nd.n Andrew J. Boulwnve, Chcslcy
i. Boulwafe, Margaret Ncvilt and her
husband, Joseph X. Nevi,t,
Petitioners against
David Crosby and: L. A. C. Estes 81 Il
mirlStrators Of Thomas Crosby, ,rcnas
Cd nmes Stanton, Rhodu Lhn,innu nnd
her husband Giles Chapman, Defendants
N pursuance. Of aS order made in ,L;.'
"Po'c stated case, by the, lon. ".
". nelson, Judge Of Probate. / Will offer
for sac atpublc auct ion, 10, Tie hirLrs,
bidder, before the court House dor N
Winnsboro, within tho leg Il hours q snIr
Oh tic first Monday in .Dcocwbcr noxI
anu the day following, tie following de .
scribcd property to wit: All ,kc lauj o
which Thomas Crosby was seizcI and
possessed IN lee simple, At the time Of II is
'ea'h, ,sl'utto.mostiy in Fairfield county.
Out partially in Kcrsknw county. in the
H'"lc Aforesaid. on Sa~ncy aud Thorutrcc
rceis, "Rde up IF Several small tracts
VI .nha' containing in all thirteen bun
"reo ma MY acres, more or less, MI or
"rnf'y all OF said :racls adjoining each
other. n'tI taken together are bounded hy
'n"aS now or n'ely. bgloneing to the cstat.
OF Aoram y. Jones, AIRS. Enp l,sh, Thomns
Jones' Henry Crumptoh, John. Nelson.
"ylo Albert and others Thc ah,vc
aud will he sold in several parcels, ne
'"'d.ne I" h" p!pts exhibited ou the dov
"i sale. .Tcrnis OF sale Onc.,Ilird cu,j,
a"u 'he balance on credit Of. one aid
'w" years, in ,wo c1nal annual install.
meH!s with Interest thereon, pnynblc un-
n""l'y trom.the day OF sale, the purchas.
er or pun ghhscrs,o give IL bond mud Morl-
gage OF the p'emiscs,to The Judge Of pro. :
oate 70 secure the payment thereof, and
pure haser 10 pny for nppeis.
!. j.. ". DUVALL, S. &c.
Sherih's OGicc,
Winn ~b"ro. $. G.. :.
NOv.7 1874, ''..a ;
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REAL ESTATE SAFE.

(IN tho hrsi .Monday In December BE
~ will offer for spl. +. at Winns.
boro, the plantation of thomas s.i,t..de
ceased. OH Jac.son's Creek in Fairfield
20 unit, seven miles west of the court
house. For the convenience Of purchns.
ers, the place has been div idcd into rix
tracts. a. 1lo acres !, ,, .dSb nc e. c:
l78 &; D,o235 :, f.; %; f.. 2fG. Each
tract is we'll wate"cd and timbcred. Each
tract (cxccpt R. and d. has settlement.
Also OF the dey following. viz Tuesday,
December 9th. we will sell &t ,ihe resi-.
de"ce of Thomas Stiu, dsceas d, MI hiss
pcrsonrl property, cons stag OF Mules,
Cows, Hogs. Corn, Fodder, Cotton,
Wagons: iIo"sehold and K,cbsn Fyr:
pj'nfe, &c. &c.. Tcrins ,fof Real Estate:
One Third cash j. balance in two equal an
nn"l .ihst"l'dents, with int crest mt twelve
per cent: pr anGum from dqy Of pur.
chase Pin ohaSofs 10 eise. bond. with
Two go2d personal sccutitien,, and Mort
gngN OH the premises. For tbc Personal
property, terms cash. For furthcf par.
$a5 ); + J.: + :; xGa@;,. ;Ssi555 Executors;
nov ll-x2tl
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CIT ARL ESTON TO TIE 'FRONT.'

Among Our new advertisements, is that
OF ono of the oldest establishments i'm
State. E'tnblishcl'in 1882. il has main.
Laincdths first place in ils lin Of bu mess
with large experience and unsurpassed.
|fdcililies, Messrs. walker. Evans 4 Cogs.
we'll are prepared to sustain the rcputn-
tlon OF th'ir ci'ah'ishmcut Like \. II.
Tlrw art. 'hpy believe in newspaper adver-
Using, ana TAX" this IN cans 20 announce
lhat they nave this season nddcl very
largely 10 their *tocl, of type and
machinery, and are better prepared than
ever L" please ihrir Gust toners. We wish
them every success.
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FlIRCHG0TT, BEN EnICr a. co
CHARLESTON, s. G.

ohcrto th' pnbllc anl dealers in genera
an 'mm1nsp aud well :sclcctcd stock .
Dry q % Is, Carpets, Oh Cloths, Matlings
&c.,a the lowest rriccs. Herewith they
annex tn" rriccSof few ariiclcs.-Ca.icu3
from Gio 49,, Long Cloths, from & 70
pc !, Brown Homes spuns, extra heavy.
from 4 TO lUc., Jc,us, from l21c. up
wards. t'3im yes, from 'loc. upwards,
tlannclS. iro'D.2J Ia Jo. ladies', Misses
ana Gent's Hose, 1ba.. 81 10, So. 90 per
loz. nnd lpw ,rls, ShSprnlcrs, 81 40 rcr
l1z.j nnd ,warls.. L,lirs' md Gents
P"GE"i ii!nn'iErrchicls,. from GOc. per lp2.
mi upwards, Hlack,anh Col"rcd Alpaca .
3o'.'nn.d upwards, Dress Goods. from 2jc
upwards. Ltlirs' aud Gcnts' Furnislinr
foods, housekeeping G p"ds, Fancy Goods
Nibhons, y otioh3, Ne, from ! ) to 20 per
f1nt. cheaper ban elsewhere. Sam ca
sent ana or'lHrS promptly flied. Al
retail orders f:"m $40 90 upwards. sent
per Express tr,r of charge. \ liberal
discount to VII DrcSa!c dealers.
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ASSIGNEES SALE.
IN NKRUPTCY,


In the mater Of Alexander III. Nowbill-.
Bankrupt 49,.
>, In pursuance Of an order made bv
noh Goo. S. Bryan, Judge ofthe District
court ofthc U. 5. for South Carolina. in
'he above entitled Petition, will offer for
sale on the first Monday in December
next, before the Court House door in
innshoro, between tho legal ours of sa1o
at r"hl'c out cry to the highest bidder, tho
'ollow,nE property belonging 10 the estate
Of said Bankrupt:
The tract marked &c" on the plat mad.
by j +. l.y!cs ID. s. and exhibited Mt dny
OF sale: so much of the tract mn, ,kc,i
thereon "E." ns lies East Of Tic road from
CroShyvillc to Monticello: 80 much of tho
Lac: marked 'E''. ny lies. Vest of snid
Kond, and tracts marked "D" md &C."
rho above described property will be
sold hy said plat &: Tracts &C." and "E"
cast, and ''l:'' west will be sold, separate
ly: Tracts "D" and &c" will 10 sold to-
Ecthcr.
Terms Of Sale: CAsW
SAMUEL b. CLOwNEY, Assigne..
Nov 12-xli2.
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I SIiERIFF'S SALE.
sTaTr or Sourn CAROLINA. | Court
COUNTY OF FAIErIELD. p,,b,i

sTaTr or Sourn CAnoLIAA, | Court
CouS1Y OF FAIEriELD. Probate
Thoinns NJ. LSles, rs Executor Of fast
VIII nn4 Tssta,menl, OF .rhom., Lyloy,
deceased, against Thomas L,lcs, Sallic
Poellnitz, Ni,holas Z. Lylcs, John "
Lyl.s, BeIton T.. Lylcs, Mutlic L. Lylcs.
Rcbeccn V. Lylc., carrie Lylcs, james
5. Lylcs, y3larS i, GHqdl.u, William
II..Lylcs and FLORENCE Lyrss. = y
N pursI nncc 0f M order mnda in thc
J.. "bovc stated cnse by~tho Hon. W.
NJ. Nelson, Judge Of Probate, will offer
Tor sale nj public 9nctioy to The highest
bidder, bciotc the .onri hpt,se aonr in
W'nhsboEo, with.n The legal hours of sale,
on the first Monday in December next
and the day following, lbe following do
scrl1rd property, to wit: All TINT piece,
parcel or tract of land, situate in the
county Of Fairfield nnd State Of South
Carollna continuing eighty acres, more or
isss, known GsIhc Coleman trncL,iio on tho
wnIcts of Beaver Creek, bounded by lands
o. !ohn,G. Feastcr, rs. s. a. "o!rmau
mud ands Or William Boykin Lylcs, do
| cca2fI.I. Also another tr ct Of land in th G
county ana. Siate aforesaid, Containing
hree hundred and fourt cen acres, m orc OF
|,ess,. situate ,ol the "a. watcrs of Bcave,
ICreek, nnd BOUNDED by lanIs cf Miss
Sallie p. Lylcs, Mrs. j. .P. Coleman,
homns NJ. Lyles and ny the road leading
TO Ashford's Ferry, on Broad' iRivtT =
Terms Of sale {: One-third Of the purchaet
money u be paid in cash, aud tho balano,
thereof OH credit Of oneand two gears
IN equal instalmcnts. with interest from
tho day Of saic, payable annually, TO be
secured by bond Of the purchaser ane
mortgage Of the premises, The purchase
to pay for oil nscossary. papars. q
| L. W. DUYALL, s. +. G.
She.if's Ofico,
Winnsb"ro, So. ....
Nov. 7, 1874. ,...... -.
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FOR SALE.

NN ,6g 6rrst, Mqpdq$ iq besspbS,r ~4t
cd by DR.. william D.. Kqsh, snbseq equenils
by Dir, T.. N. Martin. flo 8, lace ad;oinS
the plantation of Thos. Sii,t. .deecased.
has Z, good dwelling, outhouses, ,well of
fine water, &C., Sc. The location, for at
least, thirteeg years past, has, ,.bsa1 ,Se.
mn, kahly healthy, esp oia,ly exeun pt
from chil's. Terms the sane as for :ie
Real Estate ADVERT sed aboto. For far.
tber particulars apply TO =. : :
JAS. j. MARTIN or j. T. W. STITT,
nov 1l-x2tl
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DR.. j. Walkers California Vim

I1f. y. NalKcrS CaillOIm.h VIM
egar BittcrS arc 4, purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the ma
two herbs found on tho lower ranges Of
tho Sierra Nrvad;L mountains of Caliior-
pia tho medicinal properties Of which
arc extracted thcrclrom without tho uSo
Of Alcohol. !hc question is almost
daily asked, "What is tho cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
rEEsf" Our answer is, that they remove
the cause OF disease, and tho patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier ahd'a )iic- giving principle,
a. perfect Rcnovator and mvigoratOr
OF tho system. ~Ncvcr before in tho
history of tho world has medicine been
compounded possessing tho remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BlTrERS in healing Tho
sick Of every disease lnan is heir to. They
are q gontlc Pnrfativo Us well rs Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
thc Liver and Visccral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases. ,,.,. ,'
Tho properties of Dm WALKEn's
VINEGAR BITrERs arc hpcront. Diaphorctic,
,Carhhnative,s Nutritious, LaXntivc. Diurctic,
Sodativc, Count cr.Irri,ant, Sudoriic, Altora-
Hycj and Ant.Bili0us.
-. .,4E.>>IS.ti. I'D 81 CO.,
Druggists and Cen: cts san Francisco California
, and cor. of Washington md Charlton Sis.. y. Y.
sold by all DruB5is lists ana Dealers.
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=, Infant s2oks, Mrs. 7 l.. Bdlow,
fairfield, 2.
nousEiIoLD--A. :
Jar lard, Il. J.. Bulow Fairfield, 5.
j. Yeast powder. Il. L. Bulow, Fair.
field, 2. :,
. Dried shri~ps, 7. L. Bdl6w Fair.
field, 2.
/ Crab applo preserves, Mrs. r. T..
Bulow, fairfield, 3.
MoUsEnoLD-t.
{; Tomato eatsup, Mrs. Y. l.. Balow,
To~ato sweet pickles, Mrs. +. /.
BuIow, FuIr6eld, 8. :;
Sweet pickles, Mrs. Thos. Audeir
son, Fairfield, 2.
nousEHoLD-D.
10 pounds butter, j. P. Elkin,
Fairfield, S.
PATCH WORK, RAISED WORK, EmBRoIp.
|ERY IN SILK. TAPESTRY, DRAIDlNa
&c.
T"fted quilt, Mrs: Mary rea ster,
Fai field, 2.
Embroidered talma, Mrs. G. e.
Thomas, Fairfield. 2.
Emhroidercd body sacque, Mrs. R.
ii. Eimunas, Fairfeld.2.
Knitted quilt, Mrs. NvrS Robert.
son, Fairfield, Q.
R.i'cd nuts, Miss r. V. Lylcs,
Fairfield, 2.
STRAW AND willow WORK, RosiN, WAX
AND siiEI.J.
2 PALMETTO hats, Miss Fl. Il. Thorn.
as Fairfield, &.
FINE ARTAND LITERARY pEpARrMEH4T.
Oil painting, Miss Sallio MoMA s.er,
lnnsboro, medal.
FIELD CRofs.
Bale of cotton, best, L. ": habb.
Fairfield, 10.
-, Bipshel e best " white wheat, T. W.
IA bb, Fairfield, 5.
Bushcl best table. turnips, DUB oso
Es!cstou, Fairfield, S.
LEATHER.
Dress boots, S. NJ. Gilbert, Fair.
field, medal.
MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT.
Portable gIist mill, j. w. Nc.
Creleh ht, Winnsboro, diploma.
fovLrny, rio rdss, DOCS, AND RABBITS.
buff Cochius, T: l.. Bulow, Fair
ficl h,2
Fox Hounds, 7. L. Bulow, Fair.
field, 2.
CATTLE.
Best Durham bull, yeAf old, i
l.. Bulow, Fail field, 10.
2d best grade bull, years old, Il.
", Rabb, Fairfield, 10.
Best grade bull, year old, r. W.
Rahb, fairfield, 10.
70 best grade bull, 3 years old T..
W. .RaGb, Fairfield, Ia.
B.st grade COW, 3 years old, +. W.
Rasb, Fai, field, 20.
Best >gr!;ide COW, 3 Years DID,: +. w.
Rabb, Fairfield, ~.
Best grade hcifer, | year ola, T..
j.. Bulow, Fai.ticld, 10.
Best Crude heller calf, T.. W.
Abb, Fairfield, S.
Best native COW, ID bremiuum, Il.
w. Rlbh, Fairfield, 10.
Best native heifef,,2 years old; T.
w. RAhh, Fairfield. 90. .,,
Best herd, owned by one exhibitor,
L. W. Rabb, Fairfield, 90.
Dorchester boar, y. J.. Bulow
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Administrators Sale.

PY authority Of tho Judge Of probst.
- of Fairfield County, 1 viii, sell to
the highest bidder for cG6h, all the person.
nj property, goods and cfiattels beioc xina
10 the estate of JONATHAN D. COLE:
MAN, deceased, at eleven O'clock, A. N.
of Saturday, % Of fNovember, next, at the
ate residence Of the deceased.
..8ALL1E5 H.3COLEMAN, -..
nov l4-f1x2 Administrators:
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Winnsboro Lodge, No. II, A. FIN

A regular 90 ommunicatioR will be hsld
VI Masonic liau on Thursday evening
ISth instant.at.7, O'Clock, M.
=, Brethron must come prepared to pay
d3tS IN order that our annual return to
Gyand Lodge may be forwarded by the
2lst inst. ~,
novi7 =. .y,c. sSUlER. seo'y
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Special Notices.


of herrh::haSored alcohol Tor dyspepsia.
hilliousncss, yor: my other ailmcnt, tell him
that yQ9 .wisnt m<aci4e, not. tar room
drink. Ask hiqi ldr DRi wALKrn's CALI.
FonStA, ,BlrCG9s. iho best regulating prcpa-
ration. knowp, and WHICH ynu know is free
from "HNtdg', E!teir.". Reject al the fiery
''Tenics'. ahl "Appr,iI5rS.' aud cling o
that remcdy, 'Thcrc is 10 predicting that
compare with IT,
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FuRCnGoTr, ErNEDior & e.. Chnrlcs
I ',n. :. {. arc otlcring one or the ln,.cst
stocks Of Dry Goods, and Carpets in the
Unitci States. Parties in want OF the
same, will save from 2j to 80 per cent.
by ordering from them, They are pre-.
send samples on application.
.\li retail ori>r! over $40 will be- sen,
tree Of charge to any part otthc South.
'"rn States.." Remit by p. O. Ordrr. Ex-
press. or Draft drawn % our order, or
Goods will hr sent G. q. ID.
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7 BUSINESS NECESSITIES. In these day.
pr Prosscss, most rntrrprj>ing firms US,
l"S'ry mems Of ratsfng ,Eer names be.
t.rc their customers. In no way car
th,s be done morc conveniently aud at,
lrnctlvcly dlnc than by using Prinic,
Letter Headings and Bill! Heads. The,
nave come into such general use h,
rrchan:s. that one seems old fashion pu
who does not use them, and the Gust on,
'hor'd be generally adopted by the
;ountry Merchants.
MAL2sR EVANS & CoGswnLL. Charles
'pn, &C., furnish Letter and Hiil Heads
Il all grades, and at the most reasonable
prices.
by the %ay, MEssns. WALEER. EVANS,
Y CodSw TIT arc getting up and selling
like hot cakes. some excellent books for
our Merchants. One, the Merchants
Cotton Book, for *vrping corrcc. uc>
counts of purchase aud shipments Of Co,
ron; the other, tho Merchant Bill Book,
tor real lily Knowing hos the payments on
their customers notes aud accounts
stand. Both boo&& are exceedingly com
plcte, an answer tha purrpsca r%ac,ly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-18

.o"' men the girls saw the gray
Jackets and brass buttons they iuvol.
unfairly hummed the air from
A4 Grand Duchesse, "J'a;me ID
ms lItutre."
ot+ The Cotton crop has been n
nearly all gathered in, and most Of
it is sold. The shipments from all
l'a'ts Of the Union to New York have
been very. heavy, aud the large stock
on hand the,o probably accounts for
the small prioe. :.
The early opening Of the crop will
ma kc larger. yield in the County
than was anticipated.
aw~ A regular old fashioned
thunder storm pussed over our town
on Tuesday night, with some Of
Che heaviest pcals of thunder VIC
have ever heard. At about 8 o'olook
the lightning struck tho tin rouf Of
the hadd building and passing down
a sheet iron stove pipe, entered the
rear IF DR.. Aiken's drug store, to
bis stove, then glanced off to the
n or whcr. it knocked small splinters
in every direction. No damage was
done, as no one was in the store it
the time.
rB,- We clip tie Following from
the Greenville News.
"Oun dLoRe lDErAKrs, Jok Jonsrox
BEATEN. =. :.
CoLUMnlA, S. G.
Rutled .c's horse was beaten in the
closing race to day by horse from
Winnsboro."
"Rah for Winnsboro, or ratLct
Ridyeway, fYr the victor was Mr..
j. G. Bulow's horse.
ThE Fain-Tho Fair Closed on
Frid'y. The attendance and receipts
were moderately good, but the scar:
city Of money and the excitement
attendant Upon tic election interior
At N'tI the ~ election Cor o&cetts for tho
ensuing term, Y. ~. Wopdward was
re elected president, D. ~ yatt Aiken
ec'etary and treasurer, Il. 4. Griffin
N. Hoffman, John alexander aud
Edward Hope, vice osidcnts, and y.
rozer, j. B. Moore, Wu. Wallace,
W. &. H nson and johnson Hagood
members of the executive com niltee.
This is deserved compliment to
Maj Woodward.
Fairfield was largely represented
ut the Fair.
~" The American Farmer for
November is at hand, replete with
instructive matter for the farmer, tic
gardener: the stock raisers and every
other rnralist. This is solid aud
substantial farm journal, which,
while showing the latest advaLecs
made in science as applied to agri
ctiiture, is at the same time devoted
TO the pract:ca A largo number
Of Contributors froth all sections and
in every branch lend their aid in
making UP a number OF great value.
The publishers, S,sm'l Sands Il Son,
Baltimore, Md. offer somc handsome
premiums for clubs for tie nie1@ vol.
u,ne, and will send the last three
nHmbors of this year free to now
sub bsclitc's. Sl.A0 Il year.. Or. FIVE
copies for SIS. SpccimcLs free on ap.
phcation:
sz5~ s:z55 6lGetul Notdrus Of tie Vote
i'm l(,i.6 l,l Ennntv Me- ! .lS7i