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to him. Do you command me to stay
here where cannot help but curse him,
or will you let me go away where may
have an opportunity TO make man OF
myself?"
"You might go to ruin, dear"
(which 1 am doing fast enough here,
that's certain. Mother, may go?"
"God bless and guide you, ny precious
boy. Icannot say no under the circum-
stances"
"And you won't grieve for me,
mother?"
"I can't help 1t, darling. It's only
such little while since you cooed in
my arms, brlght-eyed baby! little
thought 1 was bringing you up for this
You'll write to me, sometimes, Won't
you ?"
"Yes, mother, ifyou can keep the old
man ignorant of my whereabouts"
care your clothes all ready, son?"
"0h, yes, mother. Never mind my
clothes. Just keep your spirits up and
get well. Remember that whatever be-
falls me, I'll never have to take another
iloggin'."
The suffering mother elasped her boy
in long embrace, mingling her tear:
with his, and offering to the Mightiest
solemn, silent supplication, such as ID
only wrung from mother-heart when
the lambs of her fold go out into the
worlds wide pasture unattended by the
maternal solieitude that has guarded
them from babyhood.
frn 10 c,nffnnaI
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

MIXED SCHOOLS. = The Supreme
Court of Indiana has decided that col
oreJ children have the right to go to
the public schools in common with
white children to those sehool dlstrle,s
in which no ProTi5ilU n5ncation nas offn Tbe decis a
;on ~, Was vas concurred in by all the Judges
~ 70, t,o Sunreme Court. This is identical
y, With t the decision Of the Supreme Court
of California.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

There is something very sensible Elm IN the me
impromptu remark OF young lauy; IL i,
onr Maker thought it wrong lor Aulni u
TO live single when tnere Nas .s % nov !,
woman on earth, how crlniinaity l,,i "ro orId
are the old bachelors WIN '''e "o''"
fuIl OF pretty girls :"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

The Paris, KY, Gazette colIgratuiates
the rebel Gen. Hood upon the appear
ance Of his seventh child in five years.
II is common to hear of people who
have lived to see their second child
Hood, but never, until the revelation Of
the Gazette, was the seventh ever heard
of
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

CRoLLERs.-Three table-spOonsfuI of
melted butter, six tablespoonful OF su-
gar, three eggs, the whites aud yoIks
beat separately, and flavor with nutmeg
or anything you like. Mix very soft
and roll thin.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

Boston pays Sl42, 600 a year for nduiins
and singing in its churches
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

One family has occupied the throne
in Japan for twenty-five centuries
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-12

The Deriving season is the proper
time ia discuss cremation
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AMlE AND HENRY LEE
or
The Spheres Of the Sexes.
BY MRS. A. ]. DUSIwAY

Entered, according 10 Act OF Congress In the
year ISL, by Mrs A. J. Duniway, IN the Office OF
the Librarian OF Congress at Washington City.l
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Closing Scene

= THE TRIAL OF SUSAN y. ANTHONY, OK THK
CHAhtiE or ILLEGAL. VOTING AT ROCH ESTER,
y Y, AT THE PREsI DENTAL LECTION OF ls5s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
ORDINANCE.

ME following ordinance is revived and
u publish for the benefit Of oil con.
cerned:
Let. fhc Town Council Of wihnsboro do
ordain that all Hogs and Gpats goinp nj
large, shall bo taken up by tho Mafslals
and held twenty four hours. At the expi
ration Of TINT time, it shall be tho duty
of said Marshals TO place or cnuse to he
placed notice ut the following places :
The Post OfRoe, the Court KousB and n ear
the Market, advertising euch tIogs o,
Goats. for sale; the said advertisement to
remain poste' three days after iiiipoundinp
of said animals.
2nd. After tho lapse Of twenty. foa
honrs. It shall be duty oftho Marshals {
care Tor such H6gs.or Goals as Nay hny
bech inmpoundcd, by feeding and wsterin
Tho some. for which they sh all be allowe
twenty-five; cents per day to be paid out b
the proceeds of such sAle. III i'd tasr
shall the Marshal!s advertise Or sell ant
impounded stock until first reportinp ty
the lntendant and receiving instruction.
from him.
G.s.) PIERRE BAcdr,
W. N. krt5os, elk. Of Council. ''' w.
may 30-t2 ..,,..
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. TAX NOTICE,

TanE Auaitef. books VII, SS . open ;sa ftSt fft;;t
4 tho purpose of re6civink returns.
on and dftes The first day Or July next!
and remain open Until th6 twehtio.h day
of August:
:. Property holdcrs arc feaairoa to, como
forward snd make returns 81 all tEoiSS
PROPERTY hoth Real and PERSONAL MIthia
that time: Those failing IL do 30, viii bc
ASSESSED by the Auditof for the a&oHpt Of
lheir last return with tho pbnalty of
fifty per oeht. added. -. ,.F'''0' -
For the .contenicnSo oi all Con oerned
l will attend either III refson or By dom:
" ut the fdllowiNg plaHes W.
Doko, Monday 9Th, July.
E}ggeway, Tuesday ahd Wednesday, Tn
Iloreb, Friday tho 10Th.
Yohgsesville' Monday, Tuesday lad
esddnesday. 18Th, lAlh., and 10Th.
and III. ' """ 1u''a"y' ''h'
Fo"S'erville, Thursday and Friday,
9th:. and 10ih. Ard at nv Office ii
"innsboro until tho Books are CLOSED.
-, Auditors Oaice, u. r. Davidson.
"1nnsonro, Ti'n Q. Z. .n- ... a: r. G
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
! he 'irnngcrs.

Some of the Iowa oranges have
adopted the practice Of appointing
one Of their number an editor, whose
duty it is to prepare paper for the
succeeding meeting.
1t is proposed to have a oonven,
ton Of patrons in the city Of 'Colum
bus, Miss, on the 4,h Of July next
Delegates from every grange in Miss
issippi and West Alabama will be
invited to attend. Questions ot
much Importance will bc discussed
The Patrons co.operatiEc store q,
Wilton, Iowa, was commenced in
March, 1872, with capital of 5000
During tho balance Of that year the y
sold $4,000 worth Of goods. Ia
eleven months of 1878 they sold
$S ,oeO worth. All goods wero sold
at ton per cent. above cost, and
cvol ything is satisfactory with those
who invested.
The Reformed Presby ytcrian Synod
Of Philadelphia declared themsclve,
Il set Of asses by rc."l,irg against
taking H. to the mc,n rslrtp Of rhe,,
church Par">ls Of iIushsndry or any
person belonging to secret order
Were the fool,kIllcr to stop awhile
at Philadelphia, tho undertaken,
there would be kept busy in putting
from sight race Of bigots.-Furme
"nu M"chn",c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
w I'M IN EB OR q,
II, MEANS DAVIS. Editor,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, sULH /, 1874,
Che Tax Unions


The Executive Com m$tteo Of the
Taxp.yers' Cunvontion have set forth
cous;itwtion for Tax Uuions. 1t
will be Remembered shat some time
since, Judge A!drich, Of the sub Dom
mittee, proposed coMtitution which
wns used as the hasS of Argaaising
Unions in this Comfy. The now
constitution differs but little from
the other, and the changes uecessary y
can be easily hade.
We would Suggest that the Uufnns
stand rs already organIzed$ bat that
new members BIZ proposed uudcr The
lnws CT ,9is G&oial CONSTITUTION.
Tie delegates to tho Comfy U.ivr,
it will bo secn, are two for each
Township Uuior, aid enc Tor evety
additional twenty members. The
larger Un ons arc requested TO fill
tho vacancies.
Let each membcr OF the Various
Tax Uhions cut out aud Seep this
constitution, fo, future reference.
We give in another co dmn the ad.
dresses Of tho com mittee and the oon .
sti'ution, resentug further coln mc II Is
t.ll another occasion:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
SHERIFF SALES.

10y virido Of sundry executions TO me
IL directed l will offor for sale 10 tho
highest bidder before tho Court House
door in winnsboro. OIL the first Monday
in July next, within the legdl hoitrsg o.,
sale, for cash, tho purchaser to pay for
oil ne oessary. papers, tho following de.
scribed Property. TO wit: .,.. ,1i J. {,
All that pieoe, parcel or tract of land
lying boing dha situate in The county Of
tanning thrco hundr6d Scres, moro Or
less, being part of trdot of'land ownsd
by John Entzmingcr, five miles from Dokq,
adjoining idhds Of +. Eutzminger- and
others,
Another tract In he eotmiy as;d atn,e
sfofesaid, containing eighty vSe acres,
more or less. heiHg part Of O traot Of land
owned by Miss Jano Boyles, deceased,
lying OH watGrs Of Cedar Creek. adjoining
lands Of j. ". Campttll, II. Y. RobinsoG,
ahd others.
ALSO
Another tract in the oouhty ana 81 ate
aforesaid, containing OHIO Hundred au
nincty.six acres, more or loss. being part:
of attract Of land owned by las. Entzmin.
Of 'Daniel?,Nclson,. f. Ruff and others.
-. Also "-"
Another trnct in the county and State
aforesaid continuing twenty-four ncres,
more or less. being pnrt of tract of lanI
owned by J. D. Stewart on Twenty .fye
mile Creek. adjoining lnnas of Nancy
Cooper. W. 8. Perry and others. :,
XEeo
Another tract in tho c6Gnty and State
aforeShid. containing seventy acres, morS
or less, being part Of h tract Of land
owned by Mrs. f.. Il. Crtmpton on tho
right hand side oftlle road lending from
ladney's Ford to Monticello, adioipina
lands D. 8. Kirkland, George Shedd nnd
others. Levied hpon Ms The property Of
J. S. Stewart nj the suit Flames D. Mo-
Cahts Sganst J. s. Stewart.
All that .pieYp pprcel or tarAot of land.
lyinE. being rnd situate in Tho county Of
Fairfield and State Of BoMth Carolina, con-
tanning three hundred ncres more or less,
and bounded lnnds of ". W. Twitty North,
by lnnds Of Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bricc. East, ~
lands of j., NJ. Bla;h and Andrew South,
and by lands Of Mrs. Il. IL. Niche olson on
tie West. Levied upon as the property
of NJ. NJ. Watson, M the suit of Edward
Pollard aga;nst NJ. NJ. Watson.
L. W. DUVALL,
sherif's Office.
Winnsboro', r.. c.,
June u. 1871.
juno l3-tlx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
The Civil Rights Bill.

This bill is probably dead forever.
Congress Adjourned Without passing
it.
The Uuion Herald wonld hayS US
believe that all the Republicans ia.
vored it and the Dem ocruts wcro re
,ponsible Tor ie defeat. This Is by
no mems the opinion Of the rest Of
tho nation. The telegraph tells US
that the vote stood lao tor the bill,
and that .f''ty Republicans ,iodyed the
cote, and cIerrn tcd against Il. Here
is the SMALL number Of afty one Rel
pablicans in good standing IN their
party who oppose hb measure. Had
these fifty.Une votes been cast in fa.
vor Of tho bill, the ysas would have
numbered l9l, within four Votes of
two. thirds Of the whole house.
Tho responsibility, If there be
any, rosts upon the Republicans: 1t
Is curious too, that the Republicans
who voted against tho Lillwero from
reconstructed States, whefH they
might have beHn expected, frvn thoir
profcsscd love for tho oolorca man,
to have supportcd it. ...a -
In tho Sennte, Catpehter, The
president pro lem, and tho leading
Republican, and Brow hlow tho leads
Ing 'oallawsg, both opposbd the bill,
and the latter declared it at abomi.
nation.
The Unioh.i .itorsld foyorts to low
derhagogism when it endeavors to use
tho civil rights bill as a means of
stirring up auimosity betwoen tho
races: "''''A y -
Tho fact Is that tho boss friends of
tho oolored man arc opposed to the
bill bccauso il would virtually stop
schbols in tho South. II tho boloted
men behave properly. they mhy wear
of prejudioo to great cxtsnt. But
they injure themselves by forbihg ths
measure. '"'"@'n''.e "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
Ths Tax Law

ms tasstion 10 the all absorbing
topic of the day, it may be of inter
est to give the features Of tho new
tax'law as, PASSED by the last !Legs.
iature., We are informed that Judge
MaSkey drew up the Wll Which be-.
oame an aot.
The'aotprovides that all property
shsH be Gssesstd'at its real vslao,
and not at a SIN ,lltr valuo, ns is the
custom IN the North IF the Auditor
is not aatssHed with the return, he
'n4ot give written notice to tue tax
payer ut least fifteen DAYS before the
meeting f'tto board of eGualfsa.
tioh. Heretofore asssssmen ents have
bean arbitrarily ihcroased, and the
taxpa5crs know nothing of i. 'adtil
theySaoha to pay their taxes. Now
th0y will have sh opportunity Of
making asprotest befote the money il
paid.
The Bosfd'of Equalization Consists
of the Treasurer, Auditor and threo
Intelligent Taxpayers, who arc to
serve for Eve years. They are dp-
pointed by tho Circuit Judge. Thus
the matter is takon out Of tHa hands
of the Cosnty Commissioners, who
i'm most Counties are ignorant or -oor.
rnpt men. This is g,eat improve,
ment. But there is skill loopholo
for corrap,ion, Che board Of Ia uaIi-
zation, thoagh they can raIso or over
at will, individual assossm ents> arc
not to mako tho aggregate less than
tho aggregate rettrns Of the owneSs,
with the rum added by which the
Auditor Increased tho sssess M ents.
The AUDITOR may add afty per cent
and the board Of equalization oan.
not reduce this.
1t is q pity that Republican legiss
lation should always have a weak
point. This is empSatically the
chief defect of tho amended LAW. Ct
is, however, 80 much botter than the
previous one that tho taxpayers are
thankful for it. J,et the Judges now
do their duty in appointing good
men. Judge Mackey's appointments
iu the Cou.tics Of his circuit from
which We have board, has givon salts.
faction.
If the government will assess the
Taxpayers only the real value Of
their propertys if they levy mode
rate taxs if they disburse hones,ly
the nioneys collected !; then the tax
payers will be satisfied. Will thew,
and c"n they do these things b
South Carotha, tho United States,
and tho world are anxiously awaiting
tho result.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
Grange Rulings.

A'past master has the same right
as any other member, aud no more.
Members not clear on the books
should not be. given tho annual word
Every candidate for initiation must
be ballottd for, whother the commit.
tee reports pro or con. Rituals are
not to be distributed among tho
different members of the graDge, but
to be kept by one ,fliccr. Admit no
moro than twenty male and ten fe
malc members at the organization Of
" now grango. The precise formula,
as laid down in the ritual, must be
observed in opening, closing and
lnitlatory ceremonies. The coustitu-
tion makes no difference in regard to
sex of membe,s therefore haics are'
eligible to any Office in the Grange
to which they are duly elected. An
appeal from ruling Of master Of su
b"rdinatc Oranges on constitutional
questions to the Eombrrs Of the
Grange is Improper. Such appeal
must be made to the worthy master
Of State Grange. \n appeal fron,
ruling on points Of oder to the n, en-
bcrs is right. In organizing new
Oranges admit ronc as charter MEM
bers but thd8e Who are actually en-
gagged in farming, and whose princi-
pal means Of living arc derived from
that source. Tho wives and children
of such, if proper age, may aTso DO
admitted.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
Hoser Among Thieves,

Gov. Moses jveri0es the adage of
"honor among thieves" The three
County Comm issioners Of Barnwell
who were sentenced for from three to
sixteen years, have already been par
doned. They must have been deeply
guilty to have been 80 heavily sen
tenccd. Three more recruits to the
"Thievos Brigade" who with flying
colors will oscort Moses in his can.
vass Of the State, as living proofs Of
executive clemency.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

A correspondent writes from Spar.
tanb"rg that company Of English
capitalists have purchased the pro.
perty IN that county known as the
Nolling Mills, about nine miles east
OF Spartanburs Court House, on tho
pacolet River, and also ON tho Air
Lime K"'ir"ac. 1t was formerly
owned by tho Hon. Simpson Boho
and others, and the iron works wos
operated until a few years ago: The
hc" "'"wners will reopen the Rolling
MILF on an enlarged and improved
scnie, and will also erect at tho same
lace i'st.class cotton factory.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

There is q Dahbdfy legend to tho
effect that a party desiring TO- trans.
aot some private business with anoth.
or was invited by the other to step
into a noighboring store. "Blt We
will be disturbed there" saii the
first party. ooh! no;" said the
second party; they don't ADVERTISE"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
Ce:Assz.

Ladies Of Providence, r. T., ore
trying tp'fjd'fd "NoMe for Aged
Men," II thebe females succeed, Ire
young men Of Providence will 10
longer have occasion to fave none y
for their later life, but can be gay
butterflies until they drop into tho
MIome."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
EXECUTORS Notice.

A IL persons holding claims against
~ the estate Of Jamoa NJ. Rutland, de.
ceased, are hereby notified TO present
them duly altestod, and those indebted
to said estate are Requested to make nav.
ment To tho undersigned. .N1.'.
,,.a A. 81. DOUGLASS.
ix. Of Will Of J, M. Rutland deceasod,
juno 2-xlt3 ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

French barber;in ssasltimofo "By
zoun, if nigre come TO my place to
get shaved, So lie shall. But he
will NOT 'De wife TO como if he have
some pimples on his s'oliin. The civil
right bill say nothing about keeping
sharp raz 'rs for Nicssieufs, the gen
tlcm Gu Of cultr,n. ..,i. .y ru..ga~ o
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
a CharaSteristio hettar,

We give this morning n character.
istio letter from I. j. Moses Dr.,
who at present disgraces the guber-
Material chair Of South Carolina.
For brasan efffo ntary and falsehood,
it cannot be equalod. AS tho whole
letter Is tisbue uf uhtruth from be.
ginning to end it scarcely needs all
analysiu. 1t speaks for itself;
The affectiona to manher in which
ho alludos to Mcintyre, at once
places Moses in the formost rank Of
christian Statesmen. The assertion
that tho intercourse between these
lovely characters has been suoh as
not to lesson the self respect of either
peculiarly rich.
Mcintyre ACCUSED Moses or every
speciss Of immortality and villainy,
but "subscquent developments" "a
bounty ofioe and the command of a
division Of militia9 changed his
opinion, and Moses forgate him
instantly. Moses defence of bib
private character would provoke d
smile from o statue.
Altogethor, Moseb is tura avis,
We would advise him, however not
tomake himbolf tuo public during
thu cauipaiyn. He will have
to answer a good many questiols ls
that other meh would hesitate to
hear hst him oothe , the SOONER
tho better. This is tho letter from
tho Union Horald,
Gov. MOSES is BErENsE bF HIMsELt.
a REPLY TO THE TIMES CORES.
PbNDENr. s- ,.....
,SrAtk on SoUfu CARobiNl,
ExnCurivE DpPARrmESf, ..
CorUmBIA, june "a, l874.
10 Editor Union 'YStaW: nh .'J" .
For the last two years I have Bssn
quietly devotipg myself to the dis.
cbatgo Of the varied duties of my
office amid tho mort reckless and ex.
traaagdnt attaeks: :difsotsd against tiiy
personal aud official character. ''.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

A cdv4try dffoer is leoturi6g On
"9'our years in tho saddle with Custar
and 6iwr iddn" The T1Hited States
Government@as very 'phort +of'hnrses
at one time, But We are hbt willing
to believe 'tbatthree' cavalry officers
occupied the same hcfse for four
yearS.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
~>AssA.

No appointment of an Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury has yet
been made, and persons who ;obgit To-
be well>advised regard Tho fgdestion
as an open one. 1t is thoug BIT that
an etFoft will be Made TO ffifxo tho
tho salary, which is now grossly in.
adequate, o'$5, geo per.year.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

The fact that tho English editors
are mon has hitherto blinded then
to tho fact shat eho rev order of s,ie.
cedonoe gives the rinoess aseatrfue 4
good chance to rpdil all Of
Mrs. E'linburgh's good clothes by
accidentally treading On them.-
Be 10n NiiuA.. ---n-- ---
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
WII1TF MhElzA.a .ao,
ALSO
TERMS For 1871.

WE propose to sell goods for 1871 on
w a, Dash basis. All goods charged
in our books viii be considered due on
fhe hfst day of the month following, ond
al bilfs hot thon paid will be charged in
ierest nt the rate Of two (2) per cent per
m NTH until paid. This rule will bo
strictly adhered to In all oasos where no
speoial arI rIangsmeuts arc made.
jan % WITIERS g. DWIGHT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
tUST WATCH.

OsT on tho road between Buckhcad
IL and Ellisons spring, q small Silver
watch, plain case. The finder will be re-
wardod on delivering 1t TO HERALD office
. g..l 10 JOHN G. FEASTER,
june lO.x5 Buckhead 8: c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

The other day an aged couplo
drove into Indiana City Just as an
undertaking firm was moving into an
old church, which had boon purchas.
cd for n 81 or. The gentleman stood
mp III his wagon, his mouth and eyes
dlstendod, AS the men silently oarri.
Cd coffin after coffin into tho church.
at last he turned to his awe.stricken
halt and gasped "Sary, by golly it's
the chvlery ! hcvs gitP
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

A mem ber'6f one Of the public
schools Of 8tston 'was asked tie;
meaning Of tlie inscription "Non
Sibi sed Patr'e," on monument,
and aftcrsoms vexation Of spirit, be
responded. "Ndt hitiself, but his
fathors'ih
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
NOTICE.

A NY ono having claims aghin hne viii
"a present them forthwith for rayhSnt.
juno I8-t2x3 JOHN MUBLEY: sf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

l~itation Modocs have put in an
appearance at Niagara and Saratoga.
1t is fact worthy Of note that the
articles they sell, represented to bo
their own workmanship, arc made by
tho inmates Of the Blind Asylum:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
OILS! OILS !

EEaINE Oil, Train or Farmers oii;
~ hinseed OH, Noat Foot Oil, Kerosene
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

Tho divinity leoturcs at Yulo arc
hereby 20 include course on the
preservation of health. This is
theology Indeed.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

Once, our statesmen clustered
around the tree of liberty now, our
politicians onl y tako to the stump.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

THE work AND Success Or TIE MOST
POPULAR BALLAD WRITER OF HIS TIME.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

y beautiful incident of womau's
love has jnst occurred in Liverpool.
y woman to shield hor husband. who
was charged with removing the end
of her nnsc, swore that swore that she
bit it off hcrsulf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

The Alabema State Grange IA
preparing to co. operate with the
Georgia Grange in the matter Of di.
rect trade with Europc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
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find 1t 10 their interest TO set tie ut one
or heir accounts will he placed in tn
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