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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-30
RAILROADS..
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG
n RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTON
RAILROAD


~ II fF5
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY
After SUNDAY, May 81, 1874, trains wi
run as follows:
Leave Southwark from Alexandra & Fred,,
cksburg depot at g. 3Gp. M, Rit hmond Exprex,
daily, e. cept Sunday; 2.O2 a. m. Southern Ea-
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern
Express and Richmond Express run through 20
Richmond without change, connecting at Rich
mono for all points South.
Leave Northward frcnl Alexand ria Fredtr
icksburg depot at 4.37 a. m. Northern Express
daily, except Monday; II: 20 a. N. Richmond
Express daily, except Sunday, through North
and West The Northern Express leaving at
4.37 q. m runs through to Baltimore, without
change, connecting with trains on the North
orn Central Railway for the North and West.
The Richmond Express runs through to Bsti
more without change.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, May 81, trains will ri
as follows, daily except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from s.
Asaph street depot, at 500, 100 500, 9.OO lex
and II. 100 q. M; and l.OO 800, w, 800, $40
and 100 p. m.
Trains leaving at s. 90 a. m and 600 p. m. run
daily all others daily except Sunday.
The trains leaving Alexandria at !, s and 10
a. M, ; 5 and 7p. IN. connect through to Balls
more The 8 q. In. and I p. m. trains connect
at Washington with through New York trains.
Leave Washington for Alexandria from pas.
seuger depot, cor. 9TH and B streets, at 500
6.53, 500, 200, 1000, and loo a. m; and loO'
800 400, 500, 600 and 100 p. m.
Trains leaving at 900 a. M and 100 p. m. run
daily all others daily except Sunday,
Trains leaving Washington at and 9 a. M,
8, +, 7 and ll:33 p m. connect with trains from
Baltimore. The q. nl.. and y. N. trains de-
liver passengers from New York.
n1s- lex Al driA and Frederlcks burg Railway
trains leave passenger depot, cor. 9th and sts.,
Richmond Express, ri q p. m and II. 80 p. m.
Southern Express for Richmond and al! points
South
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Leave Alexandria ut GO M, and 100 p. III
Leave Washington at 923 a. nj, and 80.
p. N.
Train leaving Alexandria at p. m: connects
with train leaving Washington at 5; 81 p. m. for
Philadelphia, arriving at Philadelphia at lilo
D. m. and Pttsburg AT 9.25 y. m.
Tickets to Philadelphia and New York can be
obtained at the St Asaph street depot.
EDMUND l.. DUBARRG, Supt
ED. S. YOUNG, Gen. Pas. Agent je y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-30
GIVE is A CALL.

Msr Orders from the country filed at short
notice my rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-07-30
ORFOLK AND BOSTON.

II oRFo L K A n D BOSTON.
The steamer LADY OF THE LAKE, con-
Meeting al Norfolk with the steamers .T-A
of the NJ erchants and Miners Trans. - e
portaton Company for Boston, will leave her
wharf, No. south wharves, EVERY MON
DAY and THURSDAY at 230 p. M, for Nor
folk. Returning, leave orfolk on ESDAYS
Washington, Glymont, Piney Point, Point
Lookout and Fortress Monroe.
This line, connecting at Alexandria with the
o.. A & NJ. and w. & @. r. Rs, and at Nor
folk with the Boston steamers offers superior in
ducemepts for the rapid and careful shipment of
I'll kinds of freight to Boston. The rates being
low, the attention of shippers is particularly d.
rected to this feature. All freight forwarded
free of commission, and through bills of lading
given.
" D D. 'f GKgoN e aorf sp j. G. WHrEKs
F. A. REED, Agent Alexandria,
A. G. PLANT, Gen. Agt.,
Cor. 18th st. and New York ave-,
Washington D. G.
Second class fare to Norfolk, So round trip, SIS
ap 2-tt
<saa MERCHANTS LINE II5r NEW YORK
The inc consists T.; the following frst-class
E. c. KNIGHT. .....C Capt w. S. johnson
JOHN GIBSON ....... ...C Capt. w. b Winters
AND
VALLE ClI ......-......... CapL. DeQoll
Will leave New York EVERY SATURDAY
for this port and returning, will leave Alexan
1ria EVERY FRIDAY, at 10 O. clock.
All freight must be on the dock by 9 a. m.
For freight apply to
HOOE 8 JOHNSTON,
Agents, No. Prince street
Agents in New York,
GEO. B. MERRICK,
apo 226 South ST.. Pier No: 80 East river
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
S. tANDEcNER 4 Co.
Domestic InteIligcnce. .Ns

LOOK TO YOUR OWN lNrEnEs..
rHEUTII will prevail-Facts arc stubborn
l. things and will.not bear dcninl-To SEQ
must be 10 believc--Ip these dnys Of pro-
gross. steam Inns become tic great motive
and labor saving power of the nge, in NIL
Industrial ind manufacturing pursuits
md dcTa 'tments-Why should not every
family have u Steam Was her. :, ,5r,N,
Tho "Eclipse Steam. Washer" is the
hest. Ii does not occilpythe srncc of one
square foot aud is is'adnpiable- to any stove
boiler arrolind pot /, in which water can bo
boiled and with iL ono woman can do
what is ordinarily regarded a Gays wash IN
from tw9, tothlee hours. A child, twelve
years old, may use it land do tho work of a
grown woman in ehalf the time, and 70
gard t he labor: OF. using it only pas, ipio
Win it washing has ocasnd TO ho tedious
or laborons, and "pluo :; NJ onday',. has
ceased 10 boa day; Of. confusion and ,lror
ror. because with little or no labor two or
three hours suffice to do days. .wnsh
Without scruhbing, wearing or tearing tho
clolhes,- breaking buttons 80. ..,,D
- Time; labor, money, and material all mr.
precious -cconomy;s wisdom ind its fruits
health, wealth md happih ass-Look Then TO
economy IN washing. and savty"ur clothes
to wear four timos as long rs when wash
ed by the hand ind board. by buyiiig and
using tho "Eclipsc Ste am Washer" which
combined With that very 'altrnctitc and
unsurpassed eureka WriHgcr" consti.
tutes complete and perfect waahcE1-
every family and washer woman shcald
and can have it. ana no sensible washer.
woman who has at heart the interest of
her patrons win bppose its use "
The ',Eolipse" isssimple Gin reconstruction C
scientific in ,principls, effective. in. wo. k
and will wash the finest or .conrsest fabrics
more n satisfactorily than by hand, in from
dollars--Will be for sale fpr n, few days
longer at r. NJ. DUELEVY'S.
iunc ....... g..
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LIVER CURE.

A purely Vegetable Compound, free
from any poisonous matter MhaieSei.
can ibe given With impunity to an infant
of orly few hours old for Collie or my
DerangemenCsof the Bowels This Com
gouqd will assist natute I o resist tho in
fuepce Of ma laria, and thereby preserve
healfh, 1t is guafanteed TO cure Dyspcp
sic, Cons'ipatloh. Bilious>or siok II cad
ache, Bilious 8 or. Qramp Collie (and
especially Painters ,Colic), and all othol
qerang gemcnts of.tho Liver, Kidneys, Skin
Stomach and Bowel Give it trial
and be convinced. = ..,
MPnnf"ctu, ed by. Z, L. KING g. SONS,
colhmhi", S. e. end &r sale by,
nt. ". f. Aikeh;$Agent. also. by DR.. J
Is MoM"s'er, Wihnsboro, 8. o. :.
:" jun % ''F'''.
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rAnA AtAfIA nz:RA 4 d.

" weSskSSsfail y|giyoEa sRaSS y
'the following Sddfsss,. and: BID TIE
ladies God speed in their efforts
Against intemperanco.
~ Me Christian Women of tho State
|tifDE Fan sIsrxns 80 wo not see
|aNd feel that the evfl0fintemperanoo
|is abroad in odr state, as we'll as in
SfhSr states of the Union. And shall
We do nothing to exercise that OWL
demon fE6s9 d. fbidst'? We cannot
do as b hestE d0ne elsewhere. We
tRAnp6t EotoNbafroomg, or drinking
20 oons, orto the CORNERS Of the streets
70 pray, for we do not believe that
SelipSo 't that TIM hiSd 'tsh es ooms me-
forth by nothing but by zaaaycr aud
fasting" and therefore We Gull upon
you TO form yourselves into praying
circles Of few ora many as the case;
may be to seek direction, and to cou.,
su:t wMst We hiay be- done, andSto'
stir each other up to the great work
by reading what has been accomplish.
ed by tue power of prayer, and to
pray..for those whose names or whose
cases may be brought before US:
n4,.s MATRON.
, eAny paper that Is 'Mlii6g toI ASST st
1.-The ladies in this noble cause will
please copy the above address.
~ 4 yentioman wrote ua from
Rid geway that Rev. John =, Howells
dem ies having said that he Yayors
high taxation in order, that lands
may be oou6sosted, we; were in
formed thatdfo'had' done SO, but are
glad to hear him deny it. Ho says
he is,,ahd always hxs been Fl f.3 fa.3aoir' r
of low taxation and an hoHest ad.
min fstration Of government that he
is ready to vote for honest men and
hopes: men only. We hope we have
been mistaken as to, his views. We
were surprised s.to, hear thata any
man was 30, foolish nstto belieyeathat
high taxes help anybody but 'thS
thieves who steal the @ohey thus
raised. John Howell can do great
deal in puFsua Ing Ms colored ad-
herents to vote for honeat men, and
no l opger to be lsd' BY" thu nose. to
SUPPORT V}le demagogues. We she'll
expect Johnto prove ,hfs'sinOerety by
cndea voriug to have good men nomi:
nate ID and by throwing aside all blind
prejudice.
The whito and the colored people
id sop,Ftsa r9linaSasfe about equally
divided S.akiagallithidgs iato eoSsidss
Grafton. The colored have The Greatest
numbers, and the whites the largest
property. No colored man should
be elected who will injare shei whites,
no white man who will injure tho
eolsred. TO send down to columbia
Representatives Of whatevever color,
who will give proper rights to all is
the true policy. In carrying out
this wo call On all the honest white
men andaoolored lhen to Work to.
gether.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

In tho Cormon Pleas. Fairfield, 1874
Abram F. GooodIng against =. J. Mo.
Cvllongh.
IN pursuaneS qf, iii order made in tho
sb11So 5 YES stated dc, case by his Honor Judge 7. j..
public auction, TO tic highest bdior, be-
fore the Co,;r.. House door In Winnsboro
within ,ths legal hours Of sale, on. n.the,f fisst
Monday in July t6xt, the. Il flowing de-
soribed persoaa, property, t5%it =
Nino (9) Blocks fine Granite, levied
Upon rs the properly of =. J. Mccullough
Mt the suit of Abram F. Gooding against
p. J.. McCullongh, and others against the
bbamo defendant. l.. W. bUVALL,
Sheriffs Office, s.E;C.,,
Wi4nsboro, s. G., N'S'S'f ''
juno Is. 1874.
juno le-tlx2 *.
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Due BjllLosti'

A LII persons are hereby notified not
n 10 t,ade foT certain due bill given
by jho. J. Nell, in favor of l.. ". Duvall
or Nearer on or about tho Let February,
1874, for 1916 90 mid lost Or hiisiaia: said
due bill having been paid in full, this, 24t,
JUNO. 1874.
juhe 27-t2xi L. W. DUVALL.
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r. AK MDTsfGM.

1NAX payers will take notice that Exc.
Il cutio9s will be injured against all
parties whd, ,tail'to: ply, their town lakes,
on or before the 25Ih July next. -
- .... by order OF Council. ...--
= ,,,,,o 90 m W n. NEfs0N;
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CX4RLES
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ellza GoinGs is up to the spirit of Tho times
and progress of thcaga In washing. sho
uses the ECLIPSE Sicnm Washer" aud
"Lurrka Wrngcr," by which sho washes
IN he best style aud plcascs her patrons.
Tho "EcGpsc Wnshor'' docs not scrub,
wear nor tcnr the clothes nor break Off
buttons. She is prepared to wash for
all who may cnll upon her. ...
References DR.. T. Il. Robertson. Capt.
,'ames -! 'enly, 5. Wolfo Esq,, COL J. ii.
Rion and others.
June
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01
IN BANKRUPTCY:

Ip thsDistris! Court of the United States
for the riStrict Of South Carolina--in
the Matter Of James NJ. II. Moore of
Fairabla ,Corn'T yaakrnp,.f
This is, to give notice. That Warrant
in Bankruptcy has i.su cd out Of tho Dis.
trict Court Ct The United States for tho
District Of South ,CGrDlina. against. the
estate Of JAMES NJ. IT,, Moore, Of Fair
County, Of Tho State Of South Carolina
who has been adjudged BanErubt upon
his own petition That tho payment of any
dcbtaS ehd, tbe'as'iStfxia 6hylmopcfly
belonging 70 eaid Bankrn pit, to him or
for his use, and tn" transfer of any, pro.
perty aIbg hiPs ssrs forbidden by1ap iiLst
q meeting Of lhe Creditors Of said Bank.
rupt, to prove their debts, and to choose
ono 9r more, ,Aaaig9eo j Of htsc cestht hteswiii
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be
holden on tho l lth day of July A. D., 1874
at l2 O'Clock. NJ, at Yorkyillo 8. g;ySlfe-
fore W. I. Clnwson, Esq :, ono OF The
Registers Of said Court.
.YkWGB,M, W ALL ACE,
United States Marshal, as Messenger,
by T. w. CLAWsON, Deputy Messenger. =,
~ AMEs II. RIeN,. Attorney for Bankrupt
June $-t112 HF8 iA3T 8HTS
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ply thos wishing machines on very
very reasonable terms ''-'-' ''''"' ,,.,,

-. t,A = AZ r. sc..Af-s. -
,, ."s As"'e po"us - A",- '"aue'y Was
Justice !Marshalb eSeEdiot- Of aooi.
denta y drowning wondered .byy the
Jury. 1s ss AZ
oA,A,, NJ 2 :, .sss ssy s 5 IS S.
w. - 5s IA
'onuS, Ne's, s \ a ssa IS IS
was We ;, 'aoy spass ss u ~.
tb,t n, t' waa tbro,y 'f;n,o f = MA SS,e
We, mentlon this an order to warn
road commissioners sto. .be,3osfefur in
working the highSayh !nst;fS es.;;f have
those enfs ,protrudiag., Va 81
s:issS 4 y s 8 s. s \ MA B 81 \, D
~ Inc e"ee,aaa Stao'e oo"neo'ea'
WIN tue ''or' OF meaSrS' pan"encerg
y 20, "ero 'ofo,o.y entered last
SATURDAY n'gns: te's 81 Y e. tae ais fsSSSa SSSS 3
g, o0ouresSe OF ESe f,aa' IN he{a Ss PITY
watch should be kept for him and if
caught Should be severely punished. {.
=. r.,
Veg ING wea'"ort Is s'%p'y3Efe
meno0"S' nu' "e are ,nans'a' * 'ha'
~cs'o no neFo epP!s''ee epsn t"e hre
tor tl 2 oavah' mas u''1eyoreo @, 'ae' the
eempeia'u'eg gn IN 'eeUtts 'eUt!, s.Wf99ehls
o9',o.' o's'''' '"r'"F"'' ~ = "o
o.u INV" .Ss' NS:r ;pppf"'
poIsPlratloil uur'"8 thc uog oayo'
au
+. ~ Ia Ael0".'uc' w. was oon
V'e'eo OF morse S,fs,'"s i"'t N9Ss%,
oea' ana wy ~, wy ~ saeae" De.se s
ra a 'V,' w .a.ulM A ms e'"Fo ~ ~,
' ,.'n U :ae>,..'Hes'
4" .: :0'p'"e ''o" uA' ,en''e"'.''S'
~ 10 az 'a'se: ~ uoosu :, neeu
lI:eo nst' :n1 -, u,'os uuO0' ~, ~
OO.s"SDS I, r. y ~ W." 80 ~ 80 ''' NY
penueI 'ano'o0'o ~. eo'0sno''
wy 0ok' 'e1o"e7
'"e ~ = r'+ "sE E.MiI n"pseyto' sSS :
"D' pI''o"s. 10" IT, ~ :f"s ss'o n aas0'
"p'e',oUD .,',s, 'I.'p' D"N 'a''su' DIUs
e'oss su'O.u ~ wy .' '.0u'
ssne''s az po''o.ou' a.sx sEs - ~ IRE
.eSpon.,p'e pat,'e', ~ posjSpe eapg s"9u.p ,u
~ '' 'o0 ",''., "n'u y"'o Jugs
' po'co"eu '''.' 10 ',.o"s '"
u"Ae0 'na' d 'niei 10 proving aoou'.
I We bSd the p,easure Of. attending
;deliehtful eintettaibmeent given by
the pupils Of the Fehale eeminary on
Th&rsduy evening. The Young, peo.
pie wers out il full force: THE
'e .:a, w.: ,s ~, sI}S a. S"' w ispu'
a';on .S M.s, !" 's'o'S S,'" .a0 eo'lCne onyoy,
w. -. '"o'S, ~ .''"uA ,"e'o x e
saaS 80 ueses,on " ,Mss sTr'?sh w
SaS' ,,r W WV 'n'' aNN '''0 ,'''c t"t'
fNp 49,.
H. The affairs of the Winusboro
National Bank. have been ESQ ablv
managed that during the ipast six
months tho nett earnings haze beou,
s7,o42 90. A semi. annual dividend
of flvo per cent. hab been declared
A considerable am5abt has been
passed to the surplus 'fuba. fhls
speaks we'll both for, tho troda Of
Fa,rfie)d and for the financial .b;,;tv y
a;.u,. ~. :, 49, .,..
cbatpe. Dnrinp tho wbo,o of The
panic 'aS' ysaf' Inc Spank 'Was e., urn
Aau y A'p' "t,sAo P''0o u 'o''on on'
of "o 'eh' per pound
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upoH Paymeht VI AHN SnN AZ 'Ao''
\ gy- Any person ia the County hayiug
knowledge Of any circumstance ct Interest
occurring In his neshborhood Will confer
a f.voF by furnishing Information ,at'this
oahoo.I i i I / !
New A6vERTIsE:MENfs. Z
New Caliooes-Dannenberg 4 co. :
Tax 'Notice-W. NJ. Nelson,
Clerk.
Bapkruptoy-R. NJ. Wallace.
Jars, Jurs--W. +. Aiken.
Look to your 'heslth-E. L.
king & Sons.
Due bill lost-L. W. Duvall.
Fine Cigars %c.-McMaster Il
NJ numasaug-s. habdaoAer &
Co. ! - ,.an 3. !, Z ...,.
Winnsboro National 'Bank-S. b
'Clowney, oash;ss. II, t....
ew- Soda water and Ice cream
saloo6s are doing good business in,
town. =.
CnYs;fNsG:-The corn and cotton GEN
%crally throughout the country are
wanting rain. .'.'' ."
eW" Lightning rod men and yell!
low umbrellas have appeared in
y innsboSo. y.
.iorN Copious raias ,fetl hosth and
northe Ast Of this place Sunday, great"
ly bencftting the crops.
ei> The city of CotuYhbia is maih.
timed by kt}es collected from Sin
Daniels, auahdam citizen of Winns-
~ = ~ .--z----.. - -.
Gr Auditor Davidson is rapidly
recovering from his recent. illness
Snd wili soon be able to resume bis
official duties.
0r A special train, conveying
the Charlotte Cotton Exchange, pass
ed through Winhsboro Monday c"
aoatc for Wilmington:
ew- fteasu'rer Cardoza has sent
up ST., ,li2, being one half the amount
s,ill aGe for schools in Fair6eld,-
Allah be praised 1t is going like
hot cakes. 81. s..5V 90.
e1. Now that Attorney General
Melton is.imfroving, we trust thut;
the reference concerning that eight
thousand dollars will soon be held.
W PuTg;elissso esercses Deems to
he on the increase in Winnsboro.
No less than three fights occurred
last Saturday night. Campaign
whiskey must be floating aruGNd.
QW- Last Saturday was The day
on which the citizens of the different
school districts met to consider the
question of local tax for schools. We
have not heard the result. :. ..
tB- A felluw thought the other
hight that he saw the comet He
had bseu imbibiug too freely and
didn't know that feather from The
pilloy had lodged on his iseyelash.
eWe Wo learn from the Uniioh-
Herald that j. u. E4ell, ESQ, of the
Equit ,ble tifo Insurance Company
has paid up policy Of 30 900 to
tho heirs of tho late Rev. l.. MoDon.
ald.
cw- DF: nc: Robertsanytbe: edi:
tor Of the Rock Hill Grange las been
bu visit to this placS. He is max
Ing good paper Of tho Grange, and
All patrons of husb bandry .hoala sub:
scribe to it, -.
..... ..Eat. o s.x.,.--.i.:a.@i s.x,. :.
w. Mihhsp0ro' Hodge No: H.:
a. II. NJ. unanimously resolved at
their last communication to discon.
tihuo their reguiaf monthly sompa.
hioations for July and August, on
account of the hot %%;oatherl
---- :.
6r Workmen have been bhsily
engaged for tho past few days fixing
lip the Cast portion Of the marks
for BIO, adaohodatiou ofthe fairfield
Firo Nngine. We understand the
doors VIII bo haHadotholy painted by
profl r. Il. OAani
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Winnsboro Material fKnk.

A T q meeting OF Tire Board of Directors
"A hela this7day. II WAS ordered that q
dividcndsofsfiyc dollars per share On the
oriy'n"l qapttal stock, Of this Bank. from
tho net earnings for. tho pRst six months ;
and dividend of Two dpllars aud fifty
se"'s per ssbare ,oS t4s decreased capital,
from the enet earnings fagN N,tths pest ethrce
months, DO paid 70 ,the Respective, share
holders entitled thcrcto on and after the
"''' '"' = sp's sSM'Is asiii .. !, ccaf,owNEY,.
IA ls \. -, .hH ~, ,CaShlcr.
,Shr %innsSs0rGs.sf 81 rS Juno seo 1874 >s !
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JUST
->T- 49, ss'-, 49, T. - s;ss,
r TIL g I'll Z. " .E~D!

.e Fresh Bolted Meal, Stovall
& llulls Augusta Floui', TenA
,iessee Flour, Pearl Grist, No.
I. Cmvass"d Hams, Bulk and
c. II. Bacon sides, Sugars and
Coifces, Fresh Soda Biscuits,
Fresh Ginger Cakes, IT Fresh
Candy, asorted, Lard and Salt,
Soap Candles, and Starch,
Rico, Pickles and Canned
Goods, for sale 10 W ron
TILE Ct1SX by
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sFRUIT JARS, ERUITJARS.
B SsFRU1T JARS, AERUWCJsEARS. J
II EL@H ca; HI MI
4 :, I&S z ,fEx$S Sa3 T.. ( -,
L SroSsos Ibis unsivalled fruit Jar
clforsd Sftsale a. tho drug tore BY .
s:1,aet1 1Els.E W. h. AiREN.
Also

chloriaP of Lime, put UP iip neat poun q
and hatf pound packages, This dis
infootant should be used &C, this sens on by
every family. &gyg, W I,Fssi - +
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E6S- Hereafter no L0CAh NOTlCES
will be inserted In our columns excop
Gpun payment of TEN CENTS o limo.
say Any person IN the County hayiug
kno nowledge Of any circumstance ,of Interest
Occurring In his neis borhood VIII confer
q f.vof by furnishing information ,atthis
ofioe.i / 3 n. ! n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

eW~ StiHetits Of! hieteorolBgy will
sobh be gratiGed by tho appearance
of a magnificent comet in tie north
ern sky. 1t @as discovered by Prof.
Coggia of France, on the l7th April.
IT ough still scarcely, Visible t., the
naked cSs it'is tspidtyzappf8aohibg
the earth, and on the Sd Augustcvill
proaont a spectacle. rarely.equallsd
in the eoi6etafytSli6s, L About / ths
mid die of July il Will bS plainly
visiblets 1t can be sSepayith on, opera
glass at 8 o'clock asAnigh, but is
more plainly discernib1o at l A. NJ.
At thissime it is midway between
the Ipofas star and the horizon. 1t
will not pas, asst tho orbit 81. - Jthss ;oarth,
and we are therefore safe for a while
Logger, ,,,''',,., -, w. ~ ,,'
w Iearns that Pr2of' Dalpspse,haibsessss; i s,aibs =;
Is pFee1ppariag'Ia 10 Iaud iiai iimaipSTo4VSed Ss 4Sd
ballon in wbioh to Interview th'oS oom. oS5nS.
etefians when they are in psrihelIon.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

o5- MR.. J. u Minef, canvass;
ing agent for the the Singer Sewing
Machine has established his head.
faatters at McMastor & Brice's in
Winhsbofo and 10 now ready to sup:
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

QW- Last Saturday was the daS
on which the citizens Of the different
school districts met to consider the
question of local tax for schools. We
have not heard the result. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

tB~ A felluw thought the other
hight that he saw the comet. He
had bseu imbibiug too freely and
didn't know that feather from The
pilloy had lodged on his eyelash.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-01

eW~ We learn from the Union
Herald that ). u. Etell, ESQ.,, of the
Equit ,bre tlifo Insurance Company
has paid up policy Of $4,000 to
tho heirs of tho Tate Rov. i. NloDon.
Md.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

quoted tse s.ss, bot quies 130lsa fcs sot ss1 he
fsgAs IN moderate rsao..; Rssa: p ease; dr H..
70 nusvie 37idsl 40, OIL City. 81 251$l 80 and
Centre s 10 AZ PHILADELPHIA the market was qae e
hm at 13c ssles Saturday, 1000 bbl January st that
pree, .nd cargo OF z, 200 bills High st 1879.
h continues Steady and without change; sales to-day OF oo
Carolina Good 70 Prime sash 100 bags Rsngoen 7te 10
gold
sREDsCover dull and without change pees ISLES Of
100 bas for home trade at 8 with bid for Timothy
Ii In mode rate demand at 80 25d$3 80.
SPlCESbe generally dul the close OF last week
% were made OF about 700 and Cs''s on pnvAe
terms Casss quoted at "a Cloves advanced and
are held hrm at 42i3c. gold Other kinds unchanged.
STBARIN dull but very firm, with Sc bid for Prime -
sUGARRsw Sugars the OF 400
hhds msdo on private terms 6 hbds Demers at and 5oo
boIes Mosases Sugars as TAI also late SATURDAY. 3oo
bids Centga Refined Sugars steady At last qnoaton.
TALLOW 6rm and 10 bs and 90 Prime At
77se, and 81 900 ID Far 10 Prime Al 7sd7T1
T-he market to-day has been for all classes Of Tea
and there has also been the line trade com
Prise 900 half chests Green's 900 half chests and 800 half
chests Oolongs
WHISKY hmer and fairly setive Of 45O bba at 81 Oh