The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-14

hundred white v0tors in this County, :,
and every effort should be made to
have them all como to tho polls on
the 5rd. of November, aud cast their
ballots for an honest ticket.
REFORM wIru TEndEAScB.-
The radical nominating convention
of Richland county was called to-
eether in Columbia Wednesday.-
The Nash and Minort faotiuns could
rot agree upon tho organization, aud
the Nash party withdrew, carrying
with them about ono half of the
convention. Those that wore left
nominated Minort for Senator, and r..
=. Moses, Jr., for Representative. If
this is what our republican friends
Gull reform, then we say, Lord deliv-
or US from SUCH With Chamberlain
as Governor, and Moses as one of tho
shining lights Of tho Legislature,
conversion, bonita, fraudulent pay
certificates, aud blue ridge scrip. will
be at Premium. But wo sincerely
trust that the little scheme won't
work, and that the upholders Of hon
est government will be nblo to defeat
these pretended reformers.
a GENUINE OpENlNG.-On Wed.
nesday night last in company With
large number of friends We werc
present ut the "house warmineh
given by Mr.. Joseph Groeschel, tho
new proprietor Of the Morning Star
Saloon. To say that it was an ele-
CANT STAIR would be scarcely doing
Mr.. Groeschel justice. The supper
table was arranged in the Billiard
flall, and was covered with choice
and ravory viapda, such as Baked
'possum, Roast Turkey, Boiled Ham,
Chicken, Broiled Beef a Ia mode, and
last, tho not least, ssewed oysters,
fresh from Suffolk, and the frst that
have mace their appearance here this
season. In addition to these aub.
stantials were pies of all kinds, fruits
confectionery, wines of all kinds, und
the proper accompaninents to the
dlffdrent courses. We express the
sentiments cfall the guests in saving
that thei' highest anticipation, were
more than realized, and that they
heartily commend their genial hos,
to the patronage Of the whole COIN,
muuitv.
p. s. W. had almost ,glccted to
met,tio.n the fact that Fred Stoele IL
the head Of the culinary dcpartmer:
of the Morning Star Saloon a.d thai
the supper mentioned was for the
most part prepared by him. Fruc
Is lrst class cook, and gets up eatl.
bles to suit the most fustidious m.
petite Remember this, ye hunpr,
souls, when in search of "a "suack -
TAX UNION: Tho Comfy Tax
Ucion held it's regular meeting on tn.
list Monday in October Vice. Presi.
dent Mobley in tho chair.
Mr.. Jas. r. Aikeh delivered il,
on the situation, and urge,
the people to rouse themselves. a,
the conclusion Of the addresses a vot,
Of thanks wds teudercd. A motion
va introduced and carried reuui,in.
tho Vice President of the Union. [.
issde circular to the subordinat,
unions requiring them.
lst. TO obtain d complete roster OF
tho members Of tax.union, and all
o her voters in their re ,pectivc wn.
ships, designating race, and usu..
voting place.
2n1. A complete list, If r,o,ica.
Bile Of these whore age is doubtful
<whetlier dvet 81 OF not) aud tn.
na mes Of one or more citizens who
will testify to that doubt.
&c. A complete list of all who
have been convicted of felony, and
whether Or not they claim to have
been" Pafdoned. In preparing this
roster to employ canvasscrs, if nco So.
sary' The roster to be handed in t..
the Secretary, at the meeting Of the
County Union on tho 18th October.
4th. We appoint n committee of
live reliable men to attend the polls
and exercise general supervision, on
the Sd November.
Several townships reported COM
pleto rosters.
There being no further busino oss
the Union ad burned to meet in
Winnsboro at the Thespian Hall on
Monday 10 b October at iU o'clo
A. NJ.
J. Z. MOBLEY,
K. MEANS DAVIS, Vice. Pr esid q;
Secretary.