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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-07-02
TAX NOTICE.

FRYhe following Is hist OF unredeemed lots
- pieces or parcels of land, situate lying and
being In the county of Kenosha in the state OF
Wisconsin, which were sold by the county
treasurer ofsaid county Of Kenosha aforesaid, or
the 18th day of May A. D. 1872, for the unpaid
taxes and charges due on the same for the year
1871, and the amount of taxes, charges and IN
terest calculated thereon up to the last day Of
redemption due on each of said lots, pieces or
parcels of land. ga -#
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that un-
less such lots, pieces or parcels Of land are re
deemed on or before the 14th day of May A. D.
1875, they Will be conveyed to the purchasers
thereof according 10 law. fs
TOWN OF RANDALL.
John Waite-lot Bassett Station qrIsec ID u
r 10 S27,48.
y Fellows-s 20 acres of lot No. Q sec SO 10 q
1882.
TOWN OF PARIS.
E. Perklns-se or Sc or ex II acres sec % TER 81
l9 as $3.50.
TOWN OF BRISTOL
j. SWANS hf sw or sec 81 t1r 81 80 as S1O,57.
j. Swaln--se qrsw or sec at | 81 40 as 1921.
TOWN OF PLEASANT PRAIRIE.
Chas. Kerber--e 70 as NV or sec at1r2 % Is as
S44,44
Cths Kerber-ne or NV or Sc Or sec t % 10
as $3.50. tfsa. to#
ohas. kerber--sw Or NV or Sc or sec 2t1r2s 40
as $3.50. aff aiHa s
sec t1r 222 as 1925 tef-.
0. s. Head-2A as Sc or NV or FOUNDED by Cor
man W by Fremont Avenue n by Tears by city
limits sec 6t1r23 $5,68. 1T. ita4fnE
A. P"mroy-- 3h as in Sc or NV d bounded n by
city limits e by Fremont Avtnue by Strong
and W by Bond sec ST % No as az 1921.
e. G. Durant--com 10 rods and II links w of Sc
cor NV or on line ofsaid ar at sw cor of land
formerly owned by Pomroy thence II chains
81 links thence to line of land decided by Eos
ter to Deining thence Ill chains 81 links thence
G to place of beg s 6 I'll r23 No as z $l2,47.
j. Bond-sw or ex 2S as side sec ct % No as
1873 $685.
j, Clsrk-3 as partly on ne or ne or and partly on
NV Or ne or bounded and by highway by
Sellock and W by PARTRIDGE sec Tt / % N as
1898.
Lamb e BY or line and W by Gatchell sec 7 1
% No as 11S S2.73. '.'''
Q. S. Head-n 10 as NV or Sc Or sec is 1r IS No
as 10 1919
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The CAurchm0n is severe upon tho
clergy OF the country. It says that all
over the land there are nen claiming
to be ministers of the Gospel, and
who have their circle, little or great,
of admirers, who are utterly ignorant
OF the relations Of man to his God.
Their sermons are only so many
grasping after popularity. and their
prayers, even more than their sermons,
are uttered to catch the popular ear.
DR.. Edmuns, on English physician,
lectured to women upon the use of al
coholic beverages and their snbsti-
tutes, and opposed their use as un.
necessary. One assertion of his is i'm
portant-"that the babies of London
are never sober from their birth until
they are weaned." A city filled with
drunken babies is terrible.
The Con,Wercial learns from private
correspondence from Liverpool that it
is confidently believed the stock of
cotton there is much larger than the
running account, and that the excess
will turn out on the 31st Of December
to be larger than last years, which
was about 40, 600 bales.
A Boston man recently walked three
miles in twenty minutes. His mother
in-law waa not far behind. bnt ehe had
to give it up.
Advertisingis to business what steam
ID to machinery grand propelling
power.
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A New York insurance clerk, while
waiting in crowd at one Of the Brook
iyr ferries, play fully picked o handler
chief from the pocket Of companion,
when he was instantly tapped on the
shoulder by q genuine pick.pocket,
who had just relieved him OF his
pocGet-bool, but who returned it with
the apology that he never knowingly
operated on brother professional,
and was sorry he had made such o
mistake.
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Fire Insurance.
GEO. HUGaINs' AGENCY.

GEO. HUGGiNS' AGENCY.
Established in Columbia, s. c., 1919.
ETSA FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Hart.
ford, Conn.,, Sc 900 900.
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., o,
London, England, So 100000.
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., ol
Philadelphia, $500, 900
PHEN1X FIRE INSURANCE CO., o!
New York, s2,G00,COO
OLD DOMINION FIREINSURANCEC CO.,
of Richmond, Va, $500. 900.
ATLAS FIRE INSURANCE co., o,
Hartford, Conn.,, s400, 600.
Risks taken on Buildings. Merchandise,
Cotton, &C., &c.
GEO. HIGGINS. Agent.
Office opposite the Columbia Hotel
Sept Is t2m
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a III NeW Cigar Store.

II a: been cpoccd at 1851 Assembly
~ street, Factory No. IS, Third District,
south Caroiua. The subscriber respect.
at the above s:ore, where he Will keep con.
staEtlE O.! Ea:id fill assortment Ok CI-
CARS and TOBACCO. both domestic and
imported. lie fee.e suro that lie can offer
ln1lccr. Atsia DOMESTIC CIGARS, as his
e;ockis E'.ao ualsr his personal s1pa--
so!l a. TIE iowcet pr;ce.. A share OF the
p:bEc 7a-rc.aSeis is solicited, and ea::siac.
ton S7s-:1.cca. Country rnerchsn:a will
90 well - e.aaa:ce ny srock before rur-
ca2s:.. c.acEherc.
Al. GOLDSMITH,
I.5l Assembly street,
OCT Forth Cf tiic MARKET.
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VOLUME X-NUMBER 17s,
South Caroana...Richland County.
COURT or PROBATE.

Edward Reed, ns Administrator OF the Es-
tate o. Alexander Kinarl. dcceased i.
I.a:::::.. against Caroline E:Ear,i a:.G
lIi.:c l.iaa;;:, { rl:.o., DcserCaMs.-
C.iy Sa",Hnjns.
70 Dtfeadas.S CIrc.ine k:uurG ,;.G M,ae
Eti.,r, q 'n!nIr:
NOC a:c Ecr,b- summoned aad rennircd
Il 10 aasTc: TIC c1clplaiut in this action,
0. ".:.c.i cog: is herewith ecrToG upon
YOU, sCt. TO serve COPY CT your arawer to
&c s3:c cc!2ii.a.a. CG the subscribers, al
the.r Office, Il. 30. II Washington e.ycc:,
Co!i2lb!a, $. c., within ewcnty days after
tie service Ltrcof, exclusive OF tie 6a- of
suc!i acrvicc; ~ 1 if You fail 20 aasTer The
complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
plaintiff id this action will app: 10 the
Court for tho relief demanded ia :Lc corl.
p!ain..
Dated Columbia, S. c., 23th Acsust, 1871.
WIGG & HUGCEEIN,
Plaintiffs Attorncys
Witness my hand and seal Of the Court
CT irobate tor Richland County, at Colum-
Liza, 29:h August 1874.
SANDERS D. SWYGEET,
Judge OF Probate.
z. Me Defendant Caroline Klnard.
rake notice that tho complaint in this
artion. together with the summons, OF
"a:ch tho foregoing ID copy, was filed in
tie Office OF the Judge Of Probate for the
County OF Richland, in the State aforesaid,
Oh the Path day Of September, 1874.
WIGG e. HUGUENIN,
sept Z6 sG Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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APPOINTMENTS FOR CONSERVATIVE
CASvAssERs roE ForRTH CONGRESS
sIoSAL DIsrRICr.-(irecnville, October
IL; Green7ille, October IL; Spartan
burg. October lG; Cnion, October II;
Rock Hill, October 10; YorEvillc, Oc-
tober 20; Lancaster, October %; Cam
den, October 2l Tic meetings will
be arranged for IL N. O;hcr appoint
meDts hereafter.
r II 1<E(,GuAyV
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AoI. D. Is. Chamberlain Proposes
= EG AEDLESS 0: political opposition,
I1S 10 gain the g.bernational chair. The
1nc;an Girl proposes, regardless of opno-
Sision III her line, to gain the wholceale
trade of the State; for, as the master or tile
I::H::choraI School aurpasses in graceful
ac=a TIC msn who only knows how
To Dance a Jig
Sc this maid, through long experience, and
through acquaintance With the retail trade,
can SCrpass other houses, in placing with
Dealers such Cigars as their customers
viii mos: delight to smoke. for really, YOU
might a. wei! czract Republicans to meet
Democrats
Or the Democratic Platform
AS tc look sor Cigars that in quality or
Nr.co Will compare with tLose sold ats
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
COIumbin g. C.
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Notice.

Notice.
NERTIFICATES OF THE CITY OF co.
~ LUMBIA, that are made receivable
for taxes and dues to the city, will be taken
at par for Goods at D. EPSTIE'S.
OCt2 Under OO1um hia Eota1
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Quaker Liniluent,

THE ECUSEHOLD PANACEA AND FA.
l. .IILI MEDICINE, is tie BEST remedy
!n ne void for :le foi!ow.as complaints,
ishe.m a:.:@ - Al rs forns, Neuralgia,
Dysen:e,y, F.e.:a Wounds, Too.hacho,
Sore -n-oa,, 2pf2;3s and Br::ses, Pain in
the SttIael. 3owe.t or side. Bilious Coiic,
Cho.e;s, Co.a., Cha,pel Hands, Burns,
Spint, Coa3.:::-.g, C.i'ls s.i Fever.
Frre.y ve5ttGv.s al. s.,-lea.:ug. For IN.
se!ns. as eIS::ua. r7c. P-era"el by
Z. 4. HIN l.. ri. at ria Drug.
Seot .C A., CceN:calE;or
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Tie Proper Time

FFO TAKE HEINlTSu'S BLOOD AND
i LIVER PILLS is when soa have Nau.
seq, Loss Ct appetite, Yel.owed Cast of tho
Sk:r, Enah of B.ood 20 The Head, Cold E1-
MrcTit:es, Ringing in The Ears, Pain in the
Back, Side aud Slouidcre, High Co,ored
Urine. Vertigo and Bilousness. They afford
rromp: relief. For sale orlyat
SEPT HEISITSE'S Druc Store
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Change of Proprietorship.

HAvlEG purchased the entire STOCK,
IL FIXTURES, BILLIARD TABLES,
&C., lately owned and possessed by Vim. 81.
Fine. at the BuildiEg No. II Richardson
give notice that the business hereafter viii
be conducted under the N ana agement OF
my authorized agent, Wm. NJ. Fine, Esq.
JOHN D. BATEMAN.
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HATS! HATS! HhTs!.!
House for Sale.

TEE COTTAGE recently erected by G. N.
+ 6. Eutt, opposite tho College Campus,
containing seven rOo!ns, exclusive of Fan
tries, Bath Room, pyc.aing Room, Kitchen
anG Servnnts' Eoor,. It has ali the mo-
derr improvements It will be sold cheap.
Inquire ct Central National DanH.
Sep. lS q
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TO ny Friends and the Public Gene
lin

A 5 many O: my. friends are under the
~ impression that am connected with
the house conducted By Geo. Fl. Brown. l
take this method of assuring them that
snch Is not the case, and that am IN no
Way coanected with said house.
! viii be much pleased to see my many
ir;enua and the public generally, at my old
thor:zed Agent OF John D. Bateman, Eco,
WI. III. FINE.
So-ya;siA. S. c.. October G. 1871.
&c. 1:
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Our Boys and Youths Clothing
Embraces every variety that can be
found in large retail! clothing houscs, and
have been selected With great care, and
will be freely shown.
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Shares Fifty Dollars each, paya BILE in te..
installments.
Every citizen OF this state should own Al
least one Share.
CHARLESTON, with her magnificent Hal-
Dor and genial climate; her immense unGie-
Feioped back country, containing sertils
coil, fire pasture grounds and i1e1hapsti-
BILE water power; her contiguity to thr
Weat Indies and South America, and he,
unparalleled European ocean course, i.
destined, upon the compilation of thir In.
roHTAST IRrSH LINE, to emerge from he,
prost1ated condition and beco-ae wnat
nature has intended she should be-.hs
GREAT CoMNEnH1AL NErRopoL1s OF the
sorTHERS'SEcTIoS Of the UNITED Static.
L!MIT OF sTOCKHOLDERs'LlA
Tho following clause in the charter s,
published for the >infornntion Of .,,h
scriLcrs: n
SEC. & That mo- Stockholder OF aa!E
CoinpaEy shall be held liable for the debtp,
cohtrscts or acts oi said corporation.
oeyctd the amounts actually subscribed 70
the Capital Stock OF said Company hy erch
StGckEDldcr,"
DlkLCTOES:
Gro. v. WILLIAMS, GABRIEL CAaSo*.
L. BoLtMASS, JOHN e. EyiSs.
AVA GAGE, T. Is. JErIn.
THO. .. JEEvEY, D. Il. DCSCaS.
ihEo: g BAEKEh JAMES L. RLAck,
JOHN > FAIRLY, JOHN S. Willy.
Priocirsl Office and Address. rs B1oas
street, Charleston, s. G.
e. &. MEAIMIEGER, President
.. G. EACFIAN, Secretary and Treas.
Jui' Smc
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NEW GUUDS,

NEW GUUDS.
80 ~EE undersigned respectful; !a-
n io:Iis lis friends ard the pub &c gene.
- = ray, t6G; lie is. in recei@: Of $ III!
CaSsI&ENE$, VESTISCS, &C.. which vi.
at MALE Cr iii tic best anc latest styies,
20! cash.
a.sc aeii ali customers wEo arc il ar
s:a:a /; coHic forward AID settle ut once.
:" 'ao5c WHO arc prompt q liberal rcduc-
tinn viii 70 made.
G. D. EDERHAkDT,
SWEPT Opposite City 3 all.
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OR MAKE u SHIFTS hgT@ rtrr,a,. 81,
for Citing second 20 aonc.
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New Goods! New Goods.

\fa HAVE just returned fro2a ,,cw
Ai"-.:: with fine and wcII-aclcctti &
can CAssIlEREs, Scotch GoU!i$.
We: :-l3CS, t,c., wLich vii; DC ,rA,:c to
o-;tr Z; ..o-t Ect!cc AID upca reasonable
te:@:. A.so, n III. iinc ot TIC celebrated:
- -" Sil lHrS. / cal ia respectfully &C.
!ic.:ed. j. f. EISEEMANH.
cert
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IMPROVED
GEORGIA TON PRESS:
Patented March, 1870.

By FENDEETON & BOhKDNAN.
AUGUSTA, GA.
FTHH E satisfaction this PRESS hae given
I. III the past, tho great inprovem ens
made On It, ard tie facs of ite being from
fort: t. fifty d"llars ct eaper than any other
good Frcss, slOuid induce planters and
others 20 sead for one Of our new Circulh-e
bcto'e purchasing. We also manufacture
!roIs !or Water Power Prcsacs and Scre77
frcssoe. Address
pENDLETON s. DOARDMAN,
Foundry and Machine Works. Kollocs
street, Augusta, Ga. July 2 wiimO
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We keep itrse lines VI ENGLISH AND
FRENCH CLU fIs .: .lic c!:ulerst n:asr,
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LET 1T BE BUILT spEEp1Lrs

a link in the Airline Road between tha
cities Of Cincinnati, Lsuisyille. St. Lorie.
Chicago and t'harleeto7. seventy.terr
miles long, with :s.as TIKI: senty miles nt
heavy work.
Shorter than A:.E line from New Yosl,.
rhisRdelphia AMI Baltimore to either. o.
thc4s cities. and many hundred miles
nearer to these centres OF Western t-ada
thar any existing line to Charleston.
The Road that promises to make Charles
ton tho market for the trade OF the greas
Northwest, the West Indies, South Ams-
rica and Europe; also. an important cn
grant station.
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KIM RD g. WILEY

y espocttuiiy announce to the public that
~ Their assortment Of HATS, CLOTH
~ aS' sE sE tMrS, GSDEnWEAR, TRUNKS
complete. and will be kept so through tho
season. their stook is the larges. and best
IN the city, and comprises every grade, from
me lowest to the highest, being adapted to
the wants OF all.
variety
HATS! HATS! HhTS!.!
Hosiery, Underwear Gloves and new rich
Neck-W ear.
Maximum in suali.y-Miuimum in price.
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Yoo wi:I certainty cave noce3 by giving
q, call.
a. 4, 8 W c. sWAPPIELO.
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ECONOMICAL IN CONSTRUCTIONS:
SAFE IN MANAGEMEN AND
PROFITABLE RESULTS

An Important enterprise for the deYs,op-
mcrt of South Carolina.
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c. O. D.

Fall and Winter Clothing.
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burg and Ash eviIie Railroad

Nu.ure's H;ya'ooy Across the Mountains.
LIGHT GEADEs, EASY CURVES, No TCNSEL1H q
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Indepentczlt Republican Party-Or.
der Of The Campaign.
EEADQ'HS INDEPENDENT REP, Parry
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Shares Fifty Dollars each. payable in te,
installments.
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Every citizen OF this state should cwn A.
least one Share.
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Arc better made, OUR ASSORTMENT
larger, and OUR PRICES lo1cr, than any
other house in the State
An experience Q! thirty vcars ir Tic
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J. L. KERSHAW.
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CLOTHING BUSINESS

In the cit; OF Colunh:a enables csto selec.
goods better adapted 20 Tic warts OF this
community.
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catious iuto Southern households.
On the contrary, they hovc bcon exc
cutcd in the best style known to tho
art, causing wonder in tho minds
of all who have seen them, how thoy
can be furnished at suoh low prices.
The publishers are organizing n
competent corps Of Canvassing Agents
in every County of each Of the South
ern States. Tnose who have not al.
ready made application, and ar"
desirous of undertaking the duties
in their Counties, should apply im-
mcdiatcly to the publishers, iu ordcr
that they may commence canvassing
at once, as the chrumos are how ready;
for delivery. Those persons who are
not called On by II canvassing agent, !,
will have n specimen copy Of the
Magazine sent to them gratuitously +,
SITTING forth fully tho terms, by
addressing Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
Charleston. s. G..
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SheriGf'S Sale,

RYV Virtue of Sumlry Executions to me
- directed | will sell before tn.
Court House door in Winnshoru on
on the first Monday in February next
and day following within the legal hours
Of ;ale. for cas- the following describe
personal property, 10 wit
One Bay Horse levied upon as the pro-
pcrty Of James Gclston at the suit Of
james Jones CT ux,
= Bales Cotton levied upon as tho pro
per'y Of George Free, at the salt Of But
Ter Germany.
9S3 lbs SEED Cotton more or less, lc We'd
upon rs the property Of John Randolph at
the snit Of John e. Hcll agent for Thomas
Il. Bell. I,
"' l.. W. DUEALL, S. &c
ShcrT's Office,
WinnSboro, s. c.,
Jan II, 1874.
jan 20.tlN2
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The New Idea Saloon.

AVlNn purchased the interest OF
L |. Mr.. RJ. Kelly in the above saloon,
will conduct the business rs hercioforc,
Besides the finest trandics. Wines, Whis-
keys and Scgars. have n Restaurant at :
Iached where parties can get meals at all
hours G! the best the market affords
irn"h Oysters oil hand every dny. The
pair" huge of the public is Respectfully go
licitrd. X. &. TiMMONS.
dec 20
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sherif's Sule-L. W. Duvall.
Notice.. Il. Wilson.
Special Notice-T. r. Robertson
Bank Report - S. B. Clowney
Cashier,
Just Recoi! !cd-D. r. Flcnniken
Hams lLamg--R. J. McCurlcy.
Closing Salcs-Dannenberg & Go.
Stolcn-T. W. Murnh.
Just Reccived--D. Lauderdale.
Fairfield Immigration Society
G.. II McMaster. 80
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TO the Planters and Far
mers OF South Carolina.

T7HE snhscr'htr respectfully invites
| j your attention 10 n Portable Plank
| mn" straight rail fence, which he coufidcn-
ly believes solves the Fence Qucsiion,
whic" sinco he change Of our labor system
now 'h" question Of the farm.
| This fence is one Of unqncstioncd II crit
So proclaimed by all who have examined
o. used it. With nearly ONE HALF LEoS
| RAILS, the un$igh'ly crooked fence can
be converted, with small cost, into n sub
stanlial. durable fence. without n.c use Of
nrw rails. IL is easily mndc--can DO
rapidly constructed. Properly constructed
J, is proof against unruly stock, wind cr
! food, and will stand ten years, if not
| longer, without repair. No rnrt of tho
fence need Touch the ground. Requires no
| post holes, no wire, no barring or mortis-
| ing.
This fence hns been in use in tlc States
Of New York and Mississippi, md in every
instance has more than met the most snn
| gninc expectations Of tho most practical
| farmers.
This fence was patented by Geo. r.
Clakc aud co., OF Now York in 1867. Tho
Undersigned hns purchased the entire in
tcrcst OF the patcntccs for the state of
South Carolina, and is prepared TO sell
| COUNTY AND FARM RIGHTS for tho
same. These will be sold on reasonable
| icrms.
Over The justly populnr Fence Of tho
Rev. John IL. Stone, it has the following
advantages
lst. II is cheaper. because being IN
"Air line Fonce," 1t TAX IS less rails.
because, having wire and post-holcs to
pay for, 1t will ea1c in actual cost more
than double the cost Of Farm Rights ofany
sized farm.
2nd. Itis more durable. Having no
pos. in tho ground il canuot rot of.
Every rail being clear Of the ground, cx-
cmpts il from The Same disadvantage.
Ering firmly braced. IL offers great lesis-
| tnncc TO stock, wind or food.
Sd. Being po, table. 1t iB more convenient
in construction and desirable in use.
70 cntcrprising young mon rare op.
rortunty is offered TO make money in tho
purchase Of County Rights. Corrcsl on
dcncu solicited. Address
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0-G5- We remind our readers that
n Crane tournament and ball will be
given at B.ackstock on Thursday, tho
22l. 1t will grand affair.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
K-aoc@& Sauip5-

JOB PnINTtSG.-Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs Of every description.
Bills, LottcrheadS, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &c, &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

Cry Danneuborg e. Co., are still
offering their goods at a sacrifice, in
order to close out for the spring sup
ply. Pay them c: call and bring the
cash with you.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

" Thursday night was emphati"
cally the coolest of the season. The
game Of "shivery shakey" was in"
dulged in by all. The frost stood
in damp places like a young forest.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

EXTENSION or TINE FOR TAXEs.-
The time for attaching the pcna lty
for non payment Of taxes has been
extended to the 9Th February.
The limit should be the lst Of
March.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

" Dannenberg g. Co., arc selling
out at reduced prices. They are
closing out preparatory to laying iu
a full supply for the spring trade.
Purchasers can obtain bargains by
cailirg on them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
G.. III. ROBERTSON,
WINN,SB ORO.

y. r. As will he absent from tho stene
until the let ofNovember. Parties wishiab
further information will communicate with
RE. Elliaon. Agent for Fairfield County.
sep 81 8m
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21
-NcErECEEt

\ 1T. VIII" gave me their notes for Caro-.
~ linn Fertilizer, arc hereby notified
mar 'hcir notes are due on the first dav
"' N"vem'rr next, and arc in my hands
'or c't''c'loh.' I!ofc wh" cove me thcir
ho'r't"rN"iton l"ol, will find their note.
1T inc hNP,css oihee. hope ftr 4 promp
pnymcni OF both.
ot' II JNN. y. CATlCAET
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

" After spell Of remal alliably
cold weather, tho temperature has
moderated, and muddy streets are
again the order Of the day.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

II cENDIA RIsM. - On Thursday
night the kitchen attached to the
vacant building known as the Murphy
house, was discovered by passer.by
to be on FIRE. Assistance was called
aud the flames were extinguished.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

c-;sy'' ID. r Ficnnikcn has on hand
Il choice lot of the genuine old Dur
ham tobacco, tile best SIN oking tobac-
co manufactured. lie also has first
grade articles 0. every class of gro
ueri,s. Give him call.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-21

" Messrs. Bachman & YoumaDs
who were silenced by Judge Narpen-
ter, had been engaged to assist i'll de-
Tending Mr.. Duncan for the killing of
Mr.. BoIick. We .hcar that. the G
gentleman will be permitted to ap-
pear in this case.