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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-10-06

tOtleS. GTAhmeTe, heAder6,
Arithmetics-Ray's,
{" Parks,
Harvey's Grammcr. MEG uffey's Readers Nos. lst,
end, Sd, 4th. 9th and 9th, MEG uffey's Spe Ilers
Copy Books. States Slate Pencils, GeoFr phies and
Atlas, both Descriptive and Phys,csI. Will allow
a discount to Teachers in all cases. Arc prepared
to furnish any book shorte.t time lima GIN able
Sept. s, 1874 GEO T. LIGHT.
DURE genuine sal.d Oil. Celery Seed. White
J. Mustard Seed, Black Mustard Seed, Race Gin
ger, White Ginger. Long P.ppe-. and all other
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT.
RAKER's Bromo. an improved Chocolate, ais"
Sept. s. 1874. GEO T. LIGHT.
BAKERS Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensec
- Milk, always fresh and pure
GEO. T LIGHTS Drug Store.
rINoOTH Brushes. Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes
) Nail Brush 8 and Shaving Brushes for sale by
Sept. 8, 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
ET'oBACCOS, both Smoking and Chewing, the
i best, and none other. at
GEO. +. LIGHTS Drug Store.
GIIGARs and Cigarettes from 5 cents to Is
~ cents, the very beet, liberal discount by the
box. GEO. T. LIGHT.
TOAL Oil al 80 cts. gallon, warranted fire. proof
" and non explosive, test apparatus at the store,
discount allowed on larger quantities.
Sept. 8. 1874 GEO. I. LIGHT.
DUBLICLY ANNOUNCED am prepared to
L furnish the best quality OF Goods at as reason
sble prices any man in the Valley, Cdo sell
any second hand inferior goods. either in med
classy Will order for any one cheap goods if
needed, but would "a Their sell the best. Will make
time TO suit a II prompt and reliable men.
Sept. s. 1874 GEO. T. LIGHT.
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DoNDS' Extracts Of HamameIis, invaluable for
Piles, sPrainS. Iame1ess. Burns. Scaids.s
Bruises. Soreness, Rheumatism, Boils, UIeers, old
Sores, Wounds, &c. Also for Toothaehe, Headache.
Neuralgia, Sore Throat, Hoarseness and all Hem.
oranges. Tor sale BY C. E. BELLER.
GAMsoN Oil, for Rheumatism. Sore Throat.
- Earache, Neuralgia. 1rrains, Bruises Frozen
Feet and Corns, for sale b. C. E. BELLER
CASHMERE BOQUET OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ Co.'S new perfume for the handkerchief
Cashmere Boquet, will be appreciated BY all who
have enjoyed the delightful fragrance of their toilet
soaps OF the saroe which have become no uni-
Versauy popular. just received and for saIe BY
aug. 70, 1913. C.E. BELLER.
FFFERYEsCING Crab Orchard snt..-cr,b
II orchard Salts has long been fnvorably known
ae prompt and efectual Saline Aperinut "a tbnr
TIC. IN DJspepsia, Costiveness, Derangement Of
the Liver and Kidneys, Il has been used with tbe
very oest OF results. just received and for sale by
aug. 20. 1913. C. z. BELLER.
MAcARoNI & Cheese, Canada Peas 9oToiny
w beans. Dried Peaches and best Canned OIse
tets 70 De found amoRg good stock of Grocerfes
a. g. W T. KEARSLEY'S.
hNE Sett of Ladies and One Sett of ChiIdren,s
~ White Eurs, for sale at half their price.
g. IT. KEARSLEY.
E1RE- PRooF wARE.-Teapots, Oval Baker,.
a a stone Tubs, Naples. Cake MouIds, and Fire.
ftatse-ah hre proofs Spittoons Of same material
H Terra Cotton Flower-Pots and Hanging Bas-
ebEunIy IT. 1874,
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II HAVE Just receitsd from Phirade lphia a com
plete ineof alt school Books used in The schools
of our Town which we sca sell at W figures
Es any other house Any book not on hand can he
furnished IN 4 few days. have alSo a large stock
OF Letter Cap, Eoolscap. Note, Tinted and Initial
Paper, with Envelopes of all SKIES and pee with
Sates, Pen bolders, Pens &C., all at low pricee-
MI and examine. c. BEtLER.
NSE 3ulphite of Lime to prevent your Cider fro 20
" turning sour, and to pre.erve its sparkling
properties Itcan be had at e. f. BELLER'S
GRAND DUCHESS and Druxeps Vienna Co
~ logne: (the sweetest out, Taylor's Heliotrope,
Hedyossmia, Geranium and verbena Waters
Lubin Sons Extracts for the Handkerchief, Gem
uine FRrina Cologne, Lows Honey. Glycerine and
Brown Windsor Soaps, with great variety of
American Soape, Tooth, Nail, Clothes and Hair
Brushes, Toilet Powders. Zozodont for the Teeth,
Tooth Powder. (the incest out) with full limo OF
fancy goods to be bad at e. E BELLER'S.
ORIENTAL CREAM, the most eIeEant and del.
~ lcate preparation for the Skin ever iaveated
also HagGn's Magnolia Balm aud Sauud er.' Fac
Powder. To be had At c. E. BELLER'S.
Use Goa guliae for nending China. Glass Earth
~ enware, stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather Trim
kets, Toys &c, for sale BY C. Z BELLER
RkAD ThlS.-Satety from FIRE insured by using
~ the Hang up Box Matches 400 in box for onI1
nxe cents: Car he had at c E BELLER'S.,
AIDES Particular Auen ton is called to the
~ magnificent stock of MILLINERY GOODS At
Goldsmith's Twin Fronts. A room in the re.r of
store IS Is prepared for the exhibition nd Fnsh-
1onaole Mllhner is in constant attendance The
styles are the very latest and perfect thy beautiful
fr1ees lees than could be imagined.
99-Cah early and make your selections
October Z, 1878
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ChsrIes.o~n, W. Va.
: 9 . 3 8 3 : 8

So z s; ::
:" mos. Crayon Drhwings filumfnn.
tons. Photograph ETC., etc. We now publish the
hnest assortment placed before the uubIic and
our price, a:e marked down SO low az 10 DEFY ali
competition. No subscr;bes for a premium
giving paper in order TO get picture fer seeing
Our pictures and learning our prices. we have
many Old agents at work tor who have made
canNasslng for books, papeTe, etc.. their business
Tor years, and they all report that they can make
much more money At work for than az an ything
else. Our prices low that all can afford 10
purchase and therefore the pictures sell at sight At
almost every house. New begin mere do a. well az
agents who have had large experience, for our
beautiful subjects and low prices by
all To make large GALES everywhere all an agent
has to do IL to chow the pictures from house 20 house
Don't look Tor work elsewhere until you have seen
what great Inducements offer you 20 make
money we have not space to explain all here. but
send US your address and will send full particu.
lars, free, by mail. Don't delay IL Won want
Prontable work for your leisure hours or for youf
whole time Now is the favorable time to engaRe
In this business. Our pictures the finest and
most pleasing In this country, and endorsed By
All the leading papers. including the New York
Herald. Those who cannot give the business their
and make handsome sum without ever being
away from home overnight. Let all Who want
pleasant, profitable employment, without riskinR
capital, send pc their addresses at once and learn
all about the business for themselves. address
GEORGE STINSON CO., Art Publishers Port
land Maine
January 6, 1sT4-1y.
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October %. Is7s-1y.

Jefferson County Circulating Library.
I HAVE opened Circulating Library for the use
4 of the public generally, and will keep ali the
latest works of the beet nuthors and all other books
that are called for Have of the books on ha nd
now, and will be receiving the newest publications
every week. The terms these: Each person
renting TO be held resp nsbe for it's return in good
condition. II damaged the party pays for the dam
age. Rent. Is cts. per week in advance.
June. IL 1873. GEO. I. LIGHT.
me LUMBER Just received lot of pr;n.
Pine Pl ank and Building Lumber We viii
keep supply on hand at our yard. And also have
special orders for building material filled with
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
TORN, OATS AND RYE WANTED w.v;,I
~ pay the highest market prices Tor Corn. Dat
and Rye. WASHINGTON 4 LIPPT,rT
FRESH Ground Plaster. just received, and for
Il sale. at low rates, for Cash.
WASHINGTON s L1PPTTT.
malta Double Shovel Plough, vrouebt i,on
w beam, steel shovel; aIso Steel Shoyeia for
Double Shovel Ploughs, for sale by. 'O-
June 9, 1874 JAS Law. HooFr
7 APRUGs. for sale by
WATER COOLERS, for sale bv
~ Iune2, 1874. JAS. Law. HooFF.
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Goa Oh MAKING
AND
Livery i'm Charlest0Wn.

THE undersigned having entered into Co Part
nerbhip. under the name and style of
STOMP Il HAWKS,
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING REPAIRING
In all its branches, guarantying the Sest workman.
ship and satisfactory terms. We iatend 10 largely
increase the business and make to order and also ~
keep on hand for sale CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs,
ROCRAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns. and OF superior materials. and
shall have in our employ someso of the hands vhn
for twenty years or more, were semployed by Mai,
w. j. Hawks and also have the benefit of his pres
ence and advice and it will be the endeavor Of the
new hrm 70 maintain the reputation OF HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Carriages taken in ex-
change for new work On hand, nstantly, Second
haad work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures.
10 addition to the above. purpose giving our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good horse" and vehicles of every descrip
ton o the accommodation ofthe public
Aug %, ls7I-iy. AW HAWKS.
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MIsoHhnANEoU
Short Postponement
OF THE
GRAND GIFT CONCERT
nE THE 49, :
valley EducationaI Assoelation.

Tis With regret that the managers of this benev
= oleht enterprise announce a postponement of
the Day OF drawing 10 THURSDAY. nov Goth
put to those who acquainted with the invariabe
custom explanations ia unnecessary. Postpone
ent is generally the rule that the people could
not be made to believe that 1t il not n absolute
necessity in all cases, and mpre
SION Is the real and only why pos tponement
mas to be resorted to- The public may now rest
assured, however, that on the day above given the
concert will be held, and the Drawing take place
Wath the Giits proportioned-no in number but in
yalue-to the tickets sold. The management feel
confident of the entire success of the Concert and
again appeal TO generous public in behalf of a
cause of such philanthropy.
In all the Advertisements.
The Corporators J. j. Stoneburner, John A.
Saum, J. e. Mcdonald. Wm.J. Dinges Dr. ID. w.
rreseott, DR.. P. Belew. Joseph Conner, D. Mil
l1gan, James n. Swami and Geo W Koontz
The distribution OF gifts win commence 10 days
after drawing and continue months, if necessary
to complete It.
President. d. W. PnyscoTr; Trsasur er, JOHN
A. SAuM; Secretary, J. D. MlLL1eAN.
Address all communications to the secretary At
Edinburg, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Money must be forwarded by Registered letter.
Postofice order, Express or Draiton solvent Bank
$4,000 In GIFTS
will be distributed as follows:
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MATING and Oil Cloth, for sale BY
AVA may -, 1871 G. IT. KE4RSLEY.
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etllis time, and meeting Dr.Mas
b.ss snqoif
i! Dr: Maj Who's dead Il Masser Huts
No one, I think. replied the doctor.
Yes . PERSISTED Ike, .'there must be some>
body dead there, for sartin sure"
- "Why, am positive not," said the doc
ter, 'ffor 1 should certainly have heard of it if
there had been . death in the family"
Then" exclaimed Ike, raising his voice
and pointing to the long lazy row Of his sable
bretheren. hanging on the pickets, whats all
dis yer mourn;n' fer, strung along de fence ~
FIshkiU Standard.
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Change ofLocatio1
WOODEN GOODS

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
Il mer customers AID the public generally that
he has leased the
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WANTED.

600 CHESTNUT CRoUND) STAKES, FEET
wv long, to average inches thick al larger
and Fl to inches at alIer end 20 Sc deiiysSed
by April let, at Mt. ATarat Vineyard near Baney,s
February IS. Is7s-a. "N . H. sIhAfIH.
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JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY
DEPOSITORY.

HAVE on hand a variety OF Bibles and Tests.
nents At Publishers' cost prices, and viii order
any size Family Bible any one may desire
VS.. MASON.
April 9. Is72-tf - - -.'e'e DOo'oS'
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OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE.
'fGARS of our own manufacture retailed at
wholesale prices. No. Ciears2 for cents;
all articles in ouru"e in proportion.
September 2, 1873. j. B. HA1NEs
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scHooL BooKs SCHOOL RooKsIl

My stock is complete with ali the @ iffereptsorts
W. of Books used by the different Schools H,s
tories. Grsmmcrs, Readers,
Arithmesics-
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.: b. 3. WHO'S ds.d i M...sr Bot.
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Cass1noeres,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS ANDGAps
oil Cloth ;. xa.tln s. DC.

Our Goods have been we'll setected. and will b..
sold as low as they be bought in this msrke, =
As we consider it n troubie show yoods we in
vite all to call and examine them
JOHN vs. LOCK
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TNE xAF.xE HEAALu
Tribute Of Respect.

a tn regular communication Of Cole
a. man Lodge No. 81, a. +. NJ, held
July ,1th, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted ,.,
It has pleased Almighty God in his liner
ring providence TO- take from ,us our
brothcr, Past Master Henry J. Coleman.
Bc it therefore, :.
Res0lved, That 8 man and mason in
his quiet, unohtrusivo dem canor, no won
from us oil onr highest regard.
RESOLVED, That be justly meritcd tho high
estimation we placed upon him, because
Of his true worth ard the geEtlemanly
principles TINT made up his high character.
Resotred, That rs q mason, hc S'ns ever
true in furthering IT'S noble aims, and
that his heart beat n quick response 10
oil the duties dcvolying upon him Us q
mason.
Reso!red, That as master Of this Lodge,
he performed his duties in kindness. and
that he watched carefully tho ancient
landmarks Of the order.
Rcsotred, Thnt wo deeply sympa lhizo
with his fnmlly in this, their sad bereave-
meht, and that a6 they mourn for husband
md father, 30 VIC mourn for our deoeas cll
brother.
Resoivcd, That We wear the usual badge
Of mourning for thirty days, and that q
p2gA in the minutes cf this Lodge be dcdi-
Gated u his memory.
ResofUcd, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the FAIRFIELD HERALD, and that
the secretary furnish copy to the family
of our dcce brother.
w.sM. '; MEADo'n, EDO Committee.
J. B. CROSBY,
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NINETY SIX, Ct. & &. Il. Il.


March 20, 1871.
GENTs:-lt affords inc pleasure to add
my testimony to the vnlnc Of your Gins.
For capacity and simplicity know not it,
equal. | see no reason why it should not
be Durable. The price beng SO rcasonaLlos
your Gins are and ought to be popular.
(SigncW j. II. BROOKS.
ALLENDALE, Oct: II, 1873.
GENTS One Of tho i6 saw Gins MIR. r.
all ordered for nc have received, and I
nm very we'll pleased with it.. Whom tho
Gin came | was so we'll pleased With it.
and onc of my freedmen. on ono of my
PAGES bked il SO much. he spoke TO Mr.,
all to order him one, Which ho did.
iccl Il" gin 'nNs"'r ranh ginncd 100 pounds
sect cotton in H.. minutes. Tho driver
did not know was making trial. / be-
lievc that eau yin 100 pounds in 10
mlnntcs on trial,
JONES NJ. WILLIAMS.
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: ! = Z
Corn.

Two million acres of corn have
been planted this year in excess of
last years acreage. The. ihcredsc ID
6 per cent. Of the whole crop. It is
largest IN tho Sodth in percentage,
ind in the West IN acres. The con-
dition of the crop is good in tho
West, and elsewhere variable.
These facts are furnished BY tho
Department of Agriculture at Wash.
ington
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Cotton Packing Rendered EeaSy.
THE SMITHS IMPROVED
1HANRD POWER PRESS.


Two hands can pack readily with il.
and four arc Nil that would be required TO
pack easily md raj idly bales weighing
500 pounds and upwards.
IL Is complete success, simple in con.
struction, great concentration Of power.
9tthc same DUR1BLE md NOR III,
PR TO err our or 0RDER, andbe.
ing the invention Of n Southern Com.
tlcnlan, is deserving the patronage of
Southern Plni icrs.
No ether llnnd Power Press cnn be ro.
lied on being entirely free fro n "slippine"
The "bnr" in this, rs well as thc "Pawi,"
having ''rccth" Of sufficient strength 10
hoid my Pressure, il is impossible for il
10 ''slip."
give extracts Of some of the rcs,imoni.
ais.
tASoLrv, S. c., jan'y s, 1874.
GHSTs:-l have the pleasure Of giving
my testimony ast my experience in using
he Smith Cotton Pres. We have had
IN use for the past three ycars one OF I'll csc
presses 9t the wor a Of the Langley Manu-
incturing Co, for baling the waste. We
have put up some 400 bales in the time
and tho repairs have not amounted to five
dollars in all. Tho Press can be operated
by t,po men TO advantage, It being simrio
IN construction: aud convenient TO mnn.
age. IL produces n perfect halo when
pressed. (9igne y NJ. +. FOSTER.
Superintendent.
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RIDnrwAy. 3. G. March 10 1874

- HFUHHWN1, y. = , NNTth TO 1871.
GENTS Il now enclose draft on Messrs.
Il: Patterson & Co., Of Philadelphia, for
S2lo. l have used the GIN, and am
plc'scd TO havcit in my power TO say ihut
IT works equal or better than nny'l have
ever tried l work it with an 8 horse
power engine md oam gin 10 bales colt on
in hours, hulcs Weighing $50 pounds.
fed the gin myself for half an hour, and
ranit nj best speed, and ginncd 7Gl pounds
seed cotton, making good lint. This was
fe" pounds better than any of the 9TH
crs, out of four different persons trying
ihe least ginned was G3o pounds per half
hour. YSgncd) JAS. plGAN.
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Testimonials,

BARNwELL, S. g.. March 81, 1874.
Ncssrs. Eetict& 4 Goodrich, Amgusta, Ga.
GENTLEMEN As to tho GIN and its
capacity. eau pronounce it "numbor
one" Mine is sixty saw gin, runs by
nm uudcrshot water wheel, and can gin
frpm to 4 bales, and. if the wheel Tas
properly constructed, would gin from to
balcs per dny. II cleans the seed beau
ifuily and gives general satisfaction.
(Signcd) YIN. HAYGOOD.
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ANSWER TO "ARE You FOR MOSES.' y

No one proposes
That you "aro for Noses"
Unless he imposes
On you, and disclosos
Virtues. like posies,
Or sweet-scebted roses;
That no one snppos6s,
Unless, that he doses,
Could belong to our Mosos
But if he exposes,
His assets and chooses,
And thereby opposes
Our comfort and noses,
Why, that certainly closos
The career Of our Moses.
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STEAM Mills, ANDEusoN G.. IT. n

april 6, 1874,
GENTS We used nj our steam mills in
ms village three different kinds Of cotton
ginsLand take pleasure in saying that the
"Ncble;t amd Goudrich Gin"is quite as good
rs any wo have ever used, and The Dr;ce
cheaper. ..,
tSigncd) OSBORNE s. McCULLt.
Steam Mills, Anderson G.. II.
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Iooal4 @q1aht5s.

S&~SGNA eSSAA. AF--Gt GtS&Ss
na~ Hereafter no LOCAL. .NoEiCEs
will be inserted in our columns .exoop
upon payment of TEN CENTS limo.
:, nay" Any person in the County having
know tedgo Of any circumstRHoe or int crest
Occurring in his neighborhood will confer
favor by furnishing information at this
office.
Jop PRiNriEG.-Our office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Posters; Invitation
aud Easihess Cards &C., &o.
New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Selling out at Cost-Wi ithers y
Dwight. -,
Cheap ! Cheap-squier & Co.
sW- Sporadic cases Of malaria in
Winnsboro. .H.'.
o- The crossing by tho town hall
has been considerably improved.
CorroN MAHxEr.-Ten bales of
GO; ton sold last week at 1885,.
u Township . oreapikea . tax
Union on Saturday. Fairfield hos
now aniou in cuery q.,epshp.,. She
is the banner county. e.
W. Tax Union of No. 7 will have
meeting at Ridgeway>on Saturday,
et which time addresses probably will
be made. =
DR.. II. T. Gibson reports rain in
Tho Poplar Church neighborhood, al.
most every day for the past two
weeks.
RErunNrD III. T. Terr;ll, Esq.
has returned from trip South. He
REPORTS the crops in fine condition,
but money wofully scarce.
CANDIDATEs.-Par come out
every day for Office, i'll fact for all
bffic, 8. f. IN Constable to Governor.
SABRE CLUB.-This association hal
fifty three members on its roll, and
It's number is constantly increasing.
We wish it much success.
COOP EWs.-The first mutton Of
of the season made its appeaance in
the market a few days ago.. Broaght
SO eq,ly, it excites hopes Of an abund-
ance Of this delicate meat.
PoLIrlcAL.-A republican "car-
cass" W, held at Corgo Hall, on
Tuceday evening. Ms: Miller did
the speaking. )"
HE.vy RAIN "A very heavy rain,
regular s'root sarch6r,''' fell last
Thursday morning, and moistcned
the clay of old mother earth consid-
erably.
X Mr.. II. B. Refo has d mag
hilicent crop of corn and cotton on
his place. From present indications,
there will be less demand for Balti-
more corn next year.
" We are pleased to learn that
the honest Taxpayers of No. l3. have
or anizcd Subordinate Union.
Further particulars will be given
hereafter. No. S alone remains to ls
heard from.
eR5o The sporting men Of town
were somewhat enlisened by race
on Saturday at the Cathoaft track.
aLady of the Lake" won two straight
heats. 'Rah for Winnsboro
0T- w call the attention Of the
city fathers to tie fact that the trap
doors of the cisterns are not fastened
down. AS they now stand, there Is
danger Of children falling into them.
THE GUBEitNAToRIAL CHA,R.-
Among tho variods candidates for the
Governotship, we are glad to see the
name Of Maj. r. w. Woodward. If
ho shodld bo elected, then Rings
beware.
--
w. On Monday evet!ing last, the
southern bound freight train was
thrown from tho track below Doko,
by crossties placed across the rails
by some misoreaht: Nobody hurt.
4 large reward should bo offered for
Il
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COTTON and HAY PRESS.
TAAE 60 I'FON GIN

is without n superior With price con &.
sidcrcd, it has NO EQUAL! give cx-
tracts Of some of tho
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PRICE.

The GIN%--$; so per saw free on cars oil
Augusta Ga.
The Cotton Prcss--Pricc, complete,
free on the cars in Augusta, On. $3.50 90
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apply to PIERRE BACOT,
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Fresh Bdlted Me!,pl, st6.vall
e. null's Augusta Flour, Ten
nessee Flour, Pearl Grist, No.
| Cahvasssd Hams, Bulk an {!
G. r. Bacon sides, Sugars and
!C6ffees, Fresh Soda Biscuits
Fresh Ginger CAKES, Fresh,
Candy, assorted, Lard and Salt,
Soap Candles, and Starch.
Rice, Pickles and Gained
Goods, for sale 10 W ron
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-29

CorroN .MANxEr.-Ten bales Of
cotton sold last week at 1885,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-29

H. Township . organized . tax
Union on Saturday" Fairfield hos
now aniou in cvery o.top$hp.... She
is the banner county. - T..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-29
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largo lot of, whito ooverlcts, prIooa
-. from Sl,26 to 1,b0 oaoh. -,
A Moo stock Of yRite and brown linen
quits.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-29

CLos,NG STORES EARLY.--Tho en-
terprising merchants of Ridgeway
close thoir stores at dusk in order to
give their young men respite and
leisure for aalanting. Tho young
ladies of Long Town make angels
visits and the young mon sigh for
visitutions instead?