The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-11-11
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New ADVERTISEMENT .,
More Good B4rs .ins -MoMa s,er
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Notice--R. j. NIcCarley. , 80.
Handsome Culicoes-Dannc berg
Il Co. ....
shcriff's sales-t. w. Duvall.
Fairfield Sabre Club-W. ). Her.
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See advertisement in another
column OF W. y. Bee u Go.
Card-J Groeschel.
Notice-Jno. J. Neil, Attorney.
New Jcwelry-Connor & Chandler.
o. Five whites voted the radical
ticket at Horcb. We believe every
one had been an office seeker.
eN'" BY reference to another col
umn it will be seen that Sheriff Du-
vail intends selling large quantity
of real estate next sale day.
Fairfield intends being we'll repre-
sented at tue State Fair. y great
deal of stock, farming implements,
household work, 49,, have been en-
tered.
gY@ jim Milligan, tho negro who
was shot Oh election day is fast re
covering. We hope this fracas will
learn Jim not to interfere with other
peoples busiaess.
CE~ The County Jail is crowded
with parties awaiting trial at the
next term Of the court Tor various
Offences, principally stealing.
" Doko Was tie for Chamber.
lain aud Greene. Kershaw received
a majority of | over Wallace. Doko
Is still conservatives.
W Several citizens nttcr loud
protests against the storage of guano
and fertilizcrs iu town. The ctfluvia
is "a nuisance to all we'll regulated
loses.
"We feel very much as If We had
been klc cked all the way from Boston
to New Orleans. - Union XcruN.
We think SO TOO, Mr.. Uuion.Hcrald,
and the Pho .ix along with you>
1A3'' Kershaw received 500 moro
votes than has ever been cast in Fair.
field for conservative since the war.
We believe it is moro than any can.
dldute ever received before the war.
6J Mr.. Chas. Muller has Just re-
celved very fine lot of clocks of tie
Latest and most improved styles. Call
and see them, for we know YOU will
be pleased.
Gr John Rowe, colored, breathod
his last on Tuesday night. John
was barber BY trade, and was
universally liked by all who knew
him.
" The co lored rife club was out
drilling last Saturday, under Ca pt.
Joe Phillips and 1t. John Green.
They presented n. very imposing op.
leartnce. The company numbers
about nine men, rank and ile.
0f The following is the cotton
report for October, for the years ls73
and 1874. In 1878 the sales in this
parket amounted to 1920 bales ut
.l28, apd in October 1874 the. sales
amounted to 1891 bales at l3t.
Gs" Mr.. II. r. Terrill received
a lot Of extra fine. horses and mules
Tuesday. They can be sem at his
livery stable: eve, can oafcly say
that. any one in want of fac
stock will get d bargain by calling
on Mr.. T..
G Ridsewny polled &a5 white
votes, gain of 100 votes over last