The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-03
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Z e 9Fe No4son cRost :Semsudal, vhsao
66tliers who propose to namo their
boy infants Tom Bowling that tho
anipafis fastAveryl y NiD"N5ss
:, MI, Tenpyscn has, ,writtoo a traee,
- dy with Mary Queen Of Scots for It's
- subject, and it is soon to DO pcrsorm.
led at Dsary l.aao 20 l.oudon.l ..",%
Senator Ferry is at his homo at
Norwalk, ,~ Conn. and .f.iends
think be will rcver .bo abe to re-.
'tdrh to'Wastiiugton. Mo has nm af..
feotion Of tho spine.
Brigham Y Youpg has begun 70 bo
'vmado yraudfather-in.law. and
geomet1icai progression 10 made.
rquate toestimath tho Infinite pos.
''s'bIlfties'of tho future. .--New York
1VorlH.
The Septeunat bears heavily tapoo
MacMabou's shoulders. Ibe, iold
H%~rTofiB aid totbe getting ffetful
Sand Srosr, and' simo. MaoMahon has
to attend to most of the affairs of the
State.
'One IF tho*pretty 1waiter.girl es.
'taeAshments Of Chicago is moro nov.
el than enticing. 'Of it tho Times
says: "Thte you can fiod tho fair
creatures Of ali shadesa from tho col.
, ."or'of a Pah-oake to that Of an Irish.
mans pipo.
Governor Seymour, Of Now York,
- oat in letter in which no 'sreo
1tasesto'besR candidate Tor any Bffios
IN tho gift Of the people,"
The lettor was called out by the pro.
2osition to place his name upon the
Democratic ticket for Governor.
The ladie, Of Rankin. : Illinois, 70.
gently bad a bee tU clean tho church,
and after they had finished the Job,
,nitched in and completed a sidewalk
. leading to the church, which the men
had begun last full, but "weIo t.o
m shiftless 't0.fnish. }
A Cincinnati reporter saws that
thero ia something grand in tho
sight of pair of runaway horses,
but tho Detroit Feee Press believes
80 chat a,gooa doll depends on whether
msnis on fenco or trying to climb
over tho cnd-board'o of tho wagon.
Mrs. Lille Devereux Blake, in
tho course Of q speech before the Ma
tional Womnn's Suffrage Association
in Now York, stated that "womar,
wanted no moro compliments, but
justice and right" Now wo know
she is rcd headed.
Richmond Enquirer "Dsvid kill
ed Gcliah with his sling,' says tho
New Eork'EIcrafd. but the, Herald,
making prcttier hit (preterit), y kill,
our modern Goliahs with its slapg."
We thank the Enquirer's proof.read.
,a or for tho parenthesis.
"Now that Sickles has boen pre.
sented to tho Queen, what will she
do with Aim.?" anxiously inouirea
on exchange. Reap the heartfelt
thanks Of the American public by
sending him as bottle.holder in or
dinary to the ex-king Of the Fiji I..
lands, if it 80 please hor Majesty
~. Y. World.
George W. Childs, of Philadelphia
has the manuscript of Dickens
"Mah hual Friend ia his posression,
having purchased it for $l.250 in
gold from Lo ,don critic, to whom
it was given by the great novelist.
Some of the pages are said 70 be
scored through and through with la.
borious corrections.
.a,. Tho Memphis papers had bo.tcr
look after that paragraph that is
going the rounds about Gen. Forrest
and his new venture in the fre.wood
business. Some of our exchanges
ha'o itthat tho general has adopted
buokskin brooches, brogsns, aud a
black snake whip, and oomes into
the city every morning ast1ide Of o
mule, with a load Of cord wood iu
tow. g....
Feiends Of tho late Matthew Fon.
taine Maury desire to crest o com.
memoratve lighthouse 10 his honor
of Capo St. Rogue. The Baltimore
Board Of Tr. de has pro missed encour.
-, agement, which 10 conAidered appro.
pirate, on tho ground that Maury's
suggestions in regard to the best
Ioute to Rio were frat tested and
proved correct by vessel from Bal.
imore,
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