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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1874-06-20
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LREsBURG, June 16, 1874.
Editor Weekly Echo.
ln this quiet, pastoral land 81
Cameron, we are not much dis
turbed by the political agitations
Of our sister parishes over the
State Sena8orship, and yet we are
not torpid and Indifferent, but feel
lively interestin the approaching
contest, and have pretty well made
up our minds ais to who is the
most proper person for our sup
port. Tn Geo. I'll. Wells, ESQ, we
find united the highest qualifca-
tions for the Senatorship-a man
of lofty character unblemished
integrity, piercing intellect and
mastery eloquence, he will at once
honor the district and be an orna-
ment to the Senate
Iu the candidacy Of such man
as Mr.. Wells, we recognize the
dawn of a new era id politics a
passing away of the order OF
meagre medioeritY, and a demand
for higher Intellectual endowments
| in political leaders. Tn the stimuli
and confusion Of the last deca3e
the best talent of the country was
hidden away it sought the retire
ment Of private life, and naturally
shrunk from that prominence
which would bring it il contact
with the unblushing rascaIity Of
the day. 1T was this state of
things that opened the doors of
preferment to what may be termed
the available men" the pigmit s
Of politics who had Just enough
decision of character to be called
| Democrats, and not enough indi-
yiduality and Independence to
make them obnoxious to the pow
ers that ruled. These men served
q purpose they formed little
conservative leayen in The legisla-
| tive Loaf aud operated as check
on oyer-rasii legislation. They
sat month in and month out, mute
as an Egyptian mummy, and
| pumped their votes. This was
all they could do, for powers OF
speech they had none, Now, the
day for such men has passed thew
are not of a creative genius SUI b
as the times now demand. There
are great reioflns to be made-the
necessity Of which is recognized
by all parties and we want thun-
derers in the House and the SEN
ate-we wont men with ability to
trace the effects of laws upon
social life, and to suit the spirit Of
the laws to the genius OF the peo-
pie we want men who can enforce
their views with eIoquence and
support them with logic in fine,
We want men Of practical states
manship.
Nothing in tAis communication
is intended to derogate from the
two gentlemen opposing Mr. Wells.
They are, no doubt, Justly held in
high estimation. They are both
doctors, / believe; a fact which
makes the incongruity of their
political aspirations the more
apparent. A doctor, with his know
ledge Of pathology and physiology,
is not the proper person either
to diagnose the disease or remedy
the disorder Of the body polite /;
his science belongs to another
sphere, and he is rs apt to make
gross political blunders as the
"great Duke" Of England, when
he intermeddled with statecraft.
The Democrats at Cameron,
believing there is d fitness in all
things, viii stand BY the man Of
the Statutes ard the Codes in this
Senatorial contest, and will utterly
reject the men Of the pill-box.
SIGMA.
~--~----s ~, la-.s ---------
Gem 50 ps.NsaR
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THE Town CoUNcrL. III viii, no
doubt, be gratifying to our citizens
to learn that the recently elected
gentlemen for Mayor and Alder
men have received their appoint
ments and qualified. ia them we
have every reason to expect a wise
and ludieious management Of our
town aflairs. They are gentlemen
Of high standing, fun Of energy
and enterprise, and in every way
qualified for the respective posi-
lion they occupy We expect soon
To chronicle some Of their actions
in regard % our town improve
nents, which IS s. much needed
jus, noW
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SANBo AND DISAH. 1t appears
that the present hot weather has
sent Sambo and Dinah to seek a
cool and shady spot under the
spreading limbs Of some gigantic
oak. They say this weather is too
hot for them tc work, and that they
can't stand the heat, in conse-
quence of which some Of our saw
mills are stopped q day or two at
a time, and families are deprived
of hired cooks. We are IN need
of more reliable labor.
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cnTrnN.

SnaAR -4cl clarified, &c. @.
NrorAssFs inferior, Zoe e. cal
Flour Choice treble extra &T 90,
Conn Per bushel 95c IN sacks
Oars Per bushel, 59C960c
P0RK New Mess, SIS 76,
BAcoN Clear sides. l096c lib sides,
9Ac shoulders, Use
Lamp kcg, I3e,; tierce, l2ic.
BREsKFAsr BACON ilc n.
IlIgE Choice, ac. liz.
EscULENIs Potatoes, i 90
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NI.N'S FERR Y
AND STORE,
One mile above Lake Charles on tho
Caleasicu River.

The undersigned wishes to Inform
thetraveling public and Stock brewers
chat me has ptlt his Ferry and beef pens
in goOdreptsir, and is ready to accom-
modate All who may wish to cross with
him. with everything that is generally
required by stock mon and travellers
He has a large safe Fiat. suitable for
crossing any kind Of stock; also two
chain booms forswimming Pasturage
on each side of the river, free of charge.
Keeps constantly on hand . fllll snip
ply of Groceries, Provisions and For
age ut the very lowest pricesI
my9-tt III. u. NIX.
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Comlsnercial..
ooRRrorED rvrny WEES

The following are The wholesale quo
tions of the New Orleans market:
Cold ......... ,..,.... 11076(Gi11k
Silver American .. los (a106
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THANKS, Captain Green Hall,
Of tie schooner Ecky, will please
accept our thanks for late Calves
ton papers and other fayors. The
Fckv sailed for Galveston last
Thursday morning.
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RETAIL.

Now, few words about that. We now
occupy the superb house heretofore 80
favorabiy known. AZ, tho Mossrs. Brem
Brown & Co.'S, Dry goods House, to orr
ry on our Retail business, and as tsEx-
CclsiDr' 10, and has always been our
motto, VIC claim also in that line to excel
in stock. to excel in lowncss of prices, and
to excel generally. Wo will, in that
h ouse, have a corps CT thir.y Statesmen
and Sales.I.adies, all experienced, affable
and obIiging
Bas" We will mako the Millinery
branch n speciality. -HN ". & r.
avg 2z-2G
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TQ rTn.EIE
w holesale Trade.

TuDGlNG the future by the part, We
e enter with confidence upon this cir
new enterprise, Of separating our Whole.
sale from our Retail Trade, by having a
separate and distinct House for cach
and in doing so, we fettcr ourselves thai
1t will not only meet tho approval Gf cur
numerous customer; but that an "Etclu.
siSe VIII 'lesalc II ousc" will bring us q
large influx Of new trade. and Of a char
actor not heretofore enjoyed. =.
IL must be obvinGs 10 every b,,yHr tha.
strictly "Wholcsalc House." arranged
and adapted for that Taadc only, with II
corps Of experienced Wholesale Statesmen,
with stock carctully selected for that
Trade only, and moreover, the avoidance
OF coming in contact with retail buycrG
Such n house, VIC assert, mus. anl Will
commctd itself to The tralo.
Four years ago We advertised that VIC
intended 10. make Charlotte n Wholesale
mart, ard ours "rho Wholosale House"
We now have tho proud satisfaction Of
seeing il an accomplished fact.
We now call your attention to the fact
that We hay0 converted onr superb store
into m cxc'usi ve Wholesale House, where
you can find ALI lines Of goods necessary
for county stvre, TO W.: Dry GOODS,
Clothing, Boots, shoes. Hats, Notions.
Groccrics. Hardware, Millinery, all in
co'lplotc lines bought III large quantities
nnd fro;A the very U,st hands.
0ur stock is now arriving and will lie
complete. about the lsi Of September, and
Will be the largest Of any here, tho pre-
icnlions of others to tho contrary notRith.
| standing. We resrcct fully invite you,
| personal inspcctiou, or writo TO us for
| circulars
Very truly yours
MlTTKOWSK q RlNTELS.
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THE ELLIOTT
G. q TITO NJ Gin
-IOTTON SAW GINS oYtho bes,

AIOTTON SAW GINS oYtho best
quality manafacturea ny tho subscriber.
Terms Of 'alc Cash or Noto and sec urity
or ,EsnkaSle l!o'O. Or ., ordes on Cotton
Merchants. J. NJ. ELLIOTT.
N. B.. The cotton rel hos been improved
vn thu GIN of 1871. :. J. Nj. l..
W:axsDono, s. G..
:, -, :; l"ly 2s,h, 1874.
AR. Eliiott.
TIIE gin l purchased from you two
i years ago, aud upcn which, havo
piHnod over four hundred bnlrs o. colt Oh
is still, with the exception Of liulc woar
upon the ribs, Hs good rs new. / turn OF,
'cE2!iy six bailey per day, which ! consider
good enough for 40 shws. My machinery
Is driven with hnlf the power Of u ten
inch; James l.ettel wheel purchased from
Poole and Hunt Of BaltimoiM
T.W. WOODWARD.
WlSNsn0Ro, Sc,
irr. i; ;. Il. L ze,yn, July @s"'' 1874.
:, Winnsboro. S, g.
3 hEAn Six :-lI can gin tw clve hundred
po"nds (l200 lbs) Of seed cotton in one ho,.,
upon the, fifty saw cotton GIN 4 bougn.
iror! y0u last winter. H,gives. entire salts.
iac'ior. regard it supertJr to any gin
l have ever sech,' can gin ten bales Of
colt on in ten hours without any extr
effort. / j,
Very RcsrSctftny,
SAM'L Is. CLOWNEY.
&, -
]Hr. j. NJ. Elliott.
take pleasure in stating that I ginned
with ono OF your Atty saw gius during
The month Of Oct. 1873, nine Iales of cot.
ton weighing an average Of 425 lbs, from
sun up to sun down. With. everything
working right with th0 engine ! ginnca
bale an hoAr Oh t!o.c tLun ono occus;.n.
Yours,
JOHN VINSON.
4Er, :. lf. Elliott.
DEAR Sir II have vsed two Of your
40 saw gins. They wcre all that could be
desired. They cleaned the seed well, and |
have ginncd 1900 lbs. seed outton with
ease III one day with o four mule team.
Yours &c.
ROBERT E. ELLISON Jr,
Winnsboro, July 20th,. 1874,
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speaker, and addressed his remarks
chiefly to the ladies present, pointing
out to them thoir duty III our present
difficulties. His speeoh was foclingly
eloquent, and seemed to strike u re-
sponsivo chord in the hearts Of his fair
auditors. H.. A. Gaillard, Esq, was
then called on, and responded in his
usually able and soul stirring style,
rocounting in strong Language the
many evils of government that oppross
ard weigh down our people, and APP.
pealing to all good citizeps to come
forward and assist in tho work O.
bringing about u healthy change in
public affairs. ;.
The next thing in order was din
ner, which was announced. by the
president, Mr.: Nc. Robertson, and
in a short timc 'barbecued mutton,
pork, beef, mutton hash, chicken pie
and "sich like" being rapidly
devoured. After dinner, several gen.
elemen 'sesponded to ;o.lls, among
thom Dir. Y. Ross Rthcrt on, Rcv.
Mr.. Corley and Thomas McKinstry,
Esq. BUSINESS was then resumed,
and Messrs. N. G. Robertsous II. W.
Woodward, NJ. G. Armstrong aud
w. i. Jackson wore elected delegates
to tho County Convention, which
meets on tho first Monday in Sop.
tember. r.
Chumbs.-Wm. Horny 1,sescott,
Esq, announces himself MS Candidate
for Congress from the third district.
He has written a long lotter. In
this, he states that the act of Con.
gress of 1862 provides that congres.
Sional districts shall be COMPOSED Of
contiguous coantics, and that since
Riphland is,not contiguous to any Of
tho other counties composing tho
third congressional district, tile ap-
portiontment is illegal and void. Iio
calls on the good people of tho dis
trict, irrcspcotiEe of party or, color,
to protest against ring tyranny, by
supporting him. :.
Jas. D. Trad Esq, Of colum-
bia, has written to Gov. Moses to
prove that there must be, this fall,
two elections in the State, one in
October for County officers, ana one
in November for State and Logisla.
tive officials. He fortitlcs his opin-
ion by proving that the amendment
to the constitution which changed |
tho ddy of election, applies only to
the general election, and not to that
for County. officers. lie regrets be-
ing compelled to Eivo this opinion, as
it will entail expense on the State.
This question will probably cause
some confusion.
The ministerial and mora! convcn-
tioh met in Columbia and passe d n
sories of resolutions demanding re.
form, resolving to work. only for re-
publioans and for honest re publicans.
We much fear this couyention was
manipulated. /
Antique jewelry of the timo of
Anthony and Cleopatra is becoming
tho rhge. This will afford Col.
Susan B. Anthony an opportunity of
airing those rare jewels presented
to her by her father on her twenty.
first birthday.
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Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and business Cards &c., &c.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ....
Due Wost Female Collcge-J. I.
Bouner. .....
.& The Methodist QUARTERLY meet.
Ing was held at Ridgoway last week
gW On Sunday at IIomah, nine
whites and sixteen colored converts
were immersed In the, presence of a
large ooncourso Of people.
9 w. The ..!distufbanee., at Ridge
Spring has been quioted down. No.
body hurt. $50,
=, w. protraoted meeting is going
on at Hormah baptist Church. }
We learn. that fourteen converts
will be, Immersed on Sunday.
{, w- Corn orddip5aa are reported fine.
,Gsneral complaint is heard that
cotton is mostly weed, little fruit.
H'e havo seen number of opon
bolls. -. ....
~ From partias living in differ
ont portions of this County, we learn
That the crops are wanting rain very
badly. Cotton has begun to shod.
G The remains of Mr.. w. J.
O1ner arrived in lVignsboro on T uos.
day aud wore inferred at the Presby-
terian Church.
GF The Methodists had District
Conference: at Chester last week. 4
good many Fairfield people attended.
The meeting was quite a success.
:. SW" We have received from Col.
j. p. Thomas, catalogue of the
Carolina Military Institute which
is fouri> hing. Last.session it num-
bered log cadets. We wish it much
success.
05- Rev. W. II. Csmpboll who is
at present in. Baltimore writes that
his health has been much improved
by his visit. He will return Gro long,
to take charge of his churches.
-, ~, The o$erois6s Of the Winns-
boro Female Seminary have begun.
The principals have, engaged a lady
fully competent to instruct in music.
We wish this homie institution much
Bucocss.
G Parents should pay moro at
tontion to the education of their
children. They should enforce q
rigid, attendance at school. 1t is
due the teacher, the parent and the
child. .'...
y ~ We, h,ye received copies Of
Viok'' 5 FLORAL Guide. 1t is.fully VI
to tho standard, and is useful to all
lovers Of flowers. Price 25ots o
year. Address Jas. Viok, Rochester
N. 7. -, ------.@~ '''-.
~ Mons; Berger gave soiree
aaa'nsfnte o9 fhuursday evening, to his
pupils and their friends. It wat
quite sn9eess. :. Prof. Borg cr is :,
fine instructor In tho terpsi ohorea1
art. .. .a....a ".'
Gr TIE various Camp.mee etings il
the county have been a oource o.
evopuo to livery stable mon. Mr.
Terrill reoeised ffty-four dollar
fof the Sunday Of the Long Rur
&eeting, and forty:elght dollars las
Sunday. .r ..,,y ..a., ,.
gB- It 10 reported that Mossrs
W. NJ. Nelson, L., w. Duvall an,
f1osos Martin have been appointed
fmiiasionors Of election for Fair
field County At th5 ,en9pipg election
This willfbe sverS good BOARD ~
" The. young people of town 0
Wednesday had a delightful pioni
at the Institution, and remained al
day. The merry peals of laughte
Issuing from tho wagon" loads 0
young folks returning home at .darl
testified to tho success of tho aHail
" Old, young, big, little, whit
and black, were assembled in fron
Of the Winnsboro Hotel, Thurs
day; to witnoss Chicken dispute
No money olianged hands as il, usu;
IN suah oRsoa. Tho chickens fougl
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Headquarters. Union Republican
Party Of Fairfield COuntyS. G. !
WlNNsBoRo August 10th 1874.

E. MlSNSBoR0 August lUth 1874.
NOTICEis hereby given that Union
~ Republican County Convention for
:Fairtcld County will br. held at Winnsboro
IN tho said county, on Friday the fourth
Of next Sep!embcr, at ten O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
for tho purpose OF nominating delegates
~ Union Republican State Convention,
to be Leid'at Colombia. S. G.,.ou Tucs,My
tho 9th day Of September nezt. for the
OF nominating osndidate,r for
;he offices Of Governor and Liontcuant
Governor 10 hc voted forat the next gen.
cral election.
The precinct meetings for tho election
81 delegates 10 said county convention
VIII 90 held at the usual places for. such
meetings on Saturday tho 18th day Of.
August, 1874, at ~ o'clock A. NJ.
HENRY JACOB,
I.'t - Pei Comfy Chairman
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T-ocal @duabs.

. R6S- Communications to this office
will not bo noticed unless accompanied i
by the real naD1o Of the writer. -:
y" a6y- wo are not responsible for tic opin-
ions Of correspondents.
s@- Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be insertod in our columns exccp
upon payment Of TEN CENTS q line. ..
! H61- Any person in the County having
kno W ledge Of any circumstance Of int crest
occurring in his neighborhQod will confer
"a favor by furnishing information at this
offioo. ...,.....
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DUE WEST FEMALE COL
LEGE.
ClNrEENTlI year opchs frat Monday
~ in 0ctohor. Full Faculty. ruiti on
and Boardiincluding fuel and washing, per
a"num Sl7T.O0 in three payments.
Scnd for Catalogue. :
J. |. BONNER.
aug 25 President.
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Subordinate Unions arc requested to
assist their secretaries in collecting
these fees and in preparing rosters,
The County Union will meet in
Winnsboro in tho Thespiau Hall sou
18th Septembcr, at ll.30 A. NJ.
County Executive Committee in same
hill at 10 A. NJ. of samo day. ;
JOHN VINSON,
Chair. Co. tx. Com.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

JOB PRINTiNa.--Our Office has been
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing Jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &C., &c.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

eB" Tho Southern Musical
Monthly for this month is quito val
liable, containing Kcllogg's beauti~
full Kiss Song, and Notre Dame
Waltz, by Pierre Latour. Lovers
of'musio should not be without it.
Price Sl.00 per annum. :; Address
Euddon & Bates, Savannah Ga.
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, gW On Sunday at IIomah, nine
whites and sixteen oolored converts
were immersed In the, presence of a
large concourso Of people.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

9 G~ The ..distufpqnce, at Ridge
Spring has been quieted down. No.
body hurt. ].
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

M1LITARY NorEs.-Ti.e Sabre
Club ordered on Mohday sixty sabrcs
from Baltimore, which arc expected
to arrive some time next week
There will be mesting of the Club
on lst. Monday IN September for
business and dismounted drill. e..
Our friends of the Rifle Club seem
to be dczing a little, as we hear of
no preparations for getting equip.
ments.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

sY@ We believe that General Js
Is. Kcrshaw is the man to carry the
fourth congressional district against
rasoality. We believe, by diligcnt
work, he can be elected and his in
fluence in. W ashington would be- more
potent even than in the Governors
chair. Tho pity is We haven't two
Kershaws-one for the gubernatorial
and the other for tho congressional
race. ...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

New ApvERTlsrMENra.
i, Due West Female Collegc-J. /
Douner.
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; ~: The Methodist Quarterly II meet.
Ing was held at Ridgoway last week.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

IMrRovEN1ENTs.-' 'lcssrs. MoMas-
ter & Brieo, are enlargiug their store
room, and when finished it will DO tho
largest dry goods store in Town.
Mr.. J. 0. Boag is completing tho
front Of his b&ilding. It has an ;mpos-
Ing appearance and is tho handso-
mist store front in tho "boro.n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

CY" We call attention this morn
ing to the advertisement of
Wittkowsky 4 Rintols in another
column. These gentlemen have one
of the largest egtablishmc cnts in tho
South and transact vast amount Of
business. Charlotte claims to be Tho
future London ofthe South, and is
e"ily ipcseaSing in prosperity.-
North Carolina is blessed with a
good government, and =, thus enjoyo
many adyaAsagcs. Tho people Of
our CoMnty have easy access to Char
lotte BY lailroad, and we therefore
advise them to read this advertiser
ment arcfully.
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, w. Aprotracted meeting is going
on at Hormah (Baptist Church. y
We learn. that fourteen converts
will be;immersed on Sunday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

PhnsosAL.-G General Bratton has
returned from Sewanee, Tennessee.
Messrs. Jas. r. Aiken and w. D.
Aiken are doing tho springs and the
North. : 80
Ja,ncs =. McCants,, Esq, loft on
Tuesday for Cleveland Springs.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

Gr Wo publish tho following
notice
All meml ersEof tax Unions will
please pay their entrance fees to
their respective secretaries immedi.
ately. Executive Committees Of
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EV" 'No understand there was
q slight 5kirmish at Ridgc Spring in
Edgeficld County, Tuesday night be-
t%een somo of the State Militia and
a party Of white mon. The trouble
grew out Of q Captain Of the "Mclish"
refusing to yaoate q house that he
had rented and also refused to pay
tho rent. Fortunately no one was
hurt. ,.,..,.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

GW" Near the depot in this place
yesterday a cow utterly refused the
right. of tho way to the down pasen
ger train. Consequently the train
had to krlng up la 1t aud heye the
COW driven from tho track. We
heard a bystandor say, this proves
that there is good stock in our
stburg."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

gY- It is reported that Mossrs.
W. NJ. Nelson, j., w. Duvall and
uosos Martin have been appointed
qorH niiaslonors Of election for Fair
feld County st. ths ,ehasipg election.
This wiIlbe q very good Board.
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G- Parents should pay more at.
tontion to the education of their
children. They should enforce q
rigid, attendance at school. 1t is
due the teacher, the parent and the
child. ....
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-08-26

, az We, h,ye received copies of
,Viok'' FLORAL Guide. 1t is.fully up
to T., tho j? stsspPdesrd, tar and is useful, to all
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what M. Beecher most needs and doubtless
would most enjoy at this time is seclusiOn and
quiet but TINS Is Just what the good natured
lOols VINO can themselves his friends will not
allow him to have, a. Is shown by the ahs,rd
display made ever his return from his summer
vacation, in the telegrapaie reports in the
morning papers Had the central figure Of this
elaborate account been a conquering hero, with
no spot upon his shield, instead OF a teacher Of
religion and morals who is, to say the very least,
under 9 cloud, it could hardly have been more
fulsome in tone or more particular in details.
In addition 70 the ordinary tax upon fame, It is
MIR. Beecher's misfortune % have to pay the
penalty OF having the most foolish and indis-
Greet friends q public man was ever cursed
with. Between them and his own letters his
burden Is most grievsus one and his pathway
rocky and steep.