The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-06-10

istio to tho Ring. The Commercial
has been making good fight, and We
wish it success.
w. We take pleasure in publish.
ing tho following call :
All persons who havo onrollod
themselves as members of township
tax union No 4, and all persons do.
sirous of joining said union, arc re-
quested to meet at tho Thcspian Hall
in Winnsboro, on Saturday, tho 18th
off une, at IL NJ. for the purpose
of cleoting officers and delegates to
the county union.
JOHN G. MOBLEY,
Chairman Committee.
w. Wo have in our office q list
for the formation of Rifle Club
We have such a dearth Of amuse NJ ents
in " innsboro, that some social or.
ganization Of this sort is needed to
supply tho want. Charleston has
several of these companies, and they
| present enc appearance. We would
be glad to see this club organized.
Tag Copious rains fell at Winns.
boro Oh Thursday and Friday, and
merchants and farmers were jubilant
The rain will help them all to stretch
their credits little, even if it be but
for soda water and drinks. Pussen
gers report rain from Charlotte to
Augusta.
DEATH op Mrs. JAMES A. BRics.-
The community was greatly shocked
on Friday by the death of Mrs. James
A. Brise. Mrs. Bri,e died Of pncu.
monia, leaving her husband and Eve
children, ono being but a week old.
Mrs. Brice was universally loved and
esteemed, and leaves many friends to
mourn her loss. The funeral cerem o.
nies will be performed at tho A. II.
Church to- day at ll:30 A. NJ.
" Fairfield is entitled to So
65l 90 from the State for the school
fund. 1t is claimed that two-thirds
of this amount was paid to Mr.
Smith, and is mixed up in the dis.
puted fund. But $4,000 are still
due the County from the State, and
we call on Treasurer Cardozo as he
values his reputation as an honest
Treasurer either to pay this money
over Immediately or to show good
reason why he does not pay it. Mr..
Crawford should make n formal de.
mand for it and ifit be not paid, should
try the effect Of a mandamus or some
other plan of choking the money ou,
ofour portly Treasurer.
VTAgain We ask what has become
of that reference relating to the di.
puted eight thousand dollars? Teach
ors have claims, Jurors have claims
Merchants have claims, Printers hay.
claims against the County and all
irrespective of race or politics or,
needing money badly"
The order was for an immediate te
! reference. A month has passed ant
We have heard nothing Of it. This il
pi tce Of injustic to the needy
credit ors Of the County. What little
was left, when so much was stolen
ought to be paid out speedily. We
call on the County Commissioners
and !ScLool Commissioner, if they
have any regard for the good will O.
their constitute nts, to hurry up thi
reference.
Ey" Read tho ad dvertiscment in an
other column by DR.. D. MI Clarke
setting g-forth the merits of the
"Eclipso Steam Washer" Wo use
his washer ourselves and can full,
corroborate tho testimony of all wh'
have used it that it is the best wushe
in use. No one having used one once
will be induced to part with it. The
washer is very simple in obstruction
consisting merely OF base and per
pondicular tin tube, with two nozzlo:
The washer is placed in the pot ane
the clothes packed around j.. Whcr
tho water boils, the steam generate,
IN the bottom throws two Jets O
water from tho spout, ovor the surfuc,
OF tho water. A vacuum being thu
created, the water is drawn through