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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12
Moore County.

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1ST--LYNCHBURG.
Governor Porter, l89; Maynard
Congress Bright, l75; Wisenerl
Wilson, 65; Cowden,
1l2; Moore, lS.
Representative-Noblett, 100,
Bruce, /; Burnam, 81; Bledsoe, l
Floater-Bowers. III.
2ND-CALL's.
Governor-Porter, 80.
Congress-Bright, 85.
Standardization, 80; Cow
den, 8; Moore, 8.
Representatiye-Noblett 80;
George, 3; Bruce, l.
Floater-Bowers, 80.
3RD-TUCKER's CREEK.
Governor-Porter, 60.
Congress-Bright, 67.
STANDARDIZATION, II; Cow
den, so; Moore, Z.
Representative-Noblett,1 II
George, Sc; Bruce, 1.
Floater-Bowers, sc.
4TH.
Governor-Porter, &c.
Congress-B Bright, u.
Senator-Cowden,42 AZ; Moore,
SO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 81
Burnam, IA; Bledsoe, 2.
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15TH-TRANTHAM's

Congress-BrIght, 81; Wise
ner, J.
Senator = Wilson, 10; Cow.
den, 43; Moore, IL.
Observation-Disclosures, %,
George, %; Burnam, 2; Bruce,
1; Bledsoe, 8.
Floater-Bowers, 60.
16TH--MILLvILLE.
Governor-Porter, So.
Congress-Bright, 81.
Senator-Wilson, ii; Cowden
Is; Moore, 8.
Representative = Noblett, S
George, 5; Burnam, 8; Bruce, 63
Bledsoe. 6.
Fleater-Bowers, 81.
17TH-KELLEY'S CREEK.
Governor-Porter, 64; May.
nard, 3.
Congress-Bright, 60.
Senator--Wilson, 81; Cow.
den, 4; Moore, II.
I Observation-Disclosures, AZ
George, 2; Burnam, ID; Bled.
soc, 4.
Floater-Bowers, so.
lSTH-PLEASAN PLAINS.
Governor-Porter so; May.
nard, 10.
Congress-Bright, IS; Wise
ner, s.
Senator-Wilson, 81; Cow.
den, %; Moore, 6.
Representative-Noblett, 13
Gearge,7; Burnam.26; Bruce, 5
Floater--Bowers, 80.
19TH-CAMARGo.
Governor = Porter, 73; May.
nard, S.
Congress--Bright, &c; Wisener,s
Senator-Wilson %; Ccwden
19; Moore, Al.
Representative = Noblett, Is;
George,25; Burnam. 9; Bruce, IS;
Bledsue, 2.
Floater-Bowers. 20.
20TH--AGNEw's.
Governor-Porter, %; May
nard, 10.
COhgress-Bright, 20; Wise
ner, q.
Senator = Wilson, Is; Cow
den, 2; Moore, 25.
Representative -Noblett, 6;
George, 10; BuInam, 8; Bruce,
8; Bledsoe, 8.
Floater-Bowers, 81
2lsT-EDMoNSoN'S
Governor P rter,54 Maynard6
CongresS-Bright,3 80; Wisener, 4
Senator-W Wilson, IS; Cowden,
Ii; Moore, Is.
Repr sentative = Noblett, 10;
George, %; Burnam, 8; Bruce,
10; Bledsee, E
22ND-QUICKs.
Governor-Porter, %; May
nard, Ii.
Congress-Bright, %; Wise.
ncr, II.
Senator = Wilson, 4; Cow
den, IL; Moore, Is.
Representative = Noblett, Z;
George, 16; Burnam, II; Bled-
soc, Z.
Floater--Bowers, 20.
23RD--XELSO.
Governor-Porter, 81; May
nard, 2.
Corgress-Bright, SO; WZner2
Standardization, lie Cow
den, 81; Moore, Is.
Observation-Disclosures IL;
George, Sc; Burnam, 10; Bruce,
L; Bledsoe, 2.
Floater-Bowers, Al.
24TH-RoCK SPRING.
Governor-Porter, %.
Congress-Bright, %.
Senator-Cowden,20 20; Moore,7.
Representative %;
George, 4.
25TH-ARNoLD's.
Governor-Porter, 81.
Congress--Bright, 81.
Standardization, 30; Cow
den, 5; Moore, 26.
Representatiye--Noblett, 10;
George, A.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12
A Card to the Masonic Fraterni-
ty and the Public in General.

The following Card from The Secretary of
the Masonic Relief Association speaks for
itself. The Drawing will take place with
out doubt:
OFFICE Masonic RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
NORFOLK, VA, October Goth, 1874.
At meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Masonic Relief Association, bald to-
night, the following resolution was adopt
ed:
ResolUed, That we give to the public our
official assurance that our Grand Gift Con-
cert will positively be held Ga the 10Th day
of November, 1874, as previously appointed,
and will under no circumstances be post
poned.
[Signedl HENRY V. MOORE, Secretary.
-NoUolk Virginian, Oct 3lEt 1874.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

R D. G. HALL has on hand
a large stock Of School Books,
Literary Books and Stationery,
which he is anxious to dispose
of at publishers prices.
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LIST OFLETTERS

Remaining in the post-office al
Fayetteville, Tenn, Saturday,
November 5, 1874:
Bonner Judy Taylor X N II Mrs
Mckinney S G Sec Grange No 3o6 :
Neelderson F do do do 341 2
Small Jarmen do do do S04
Persons calling for the above
letters, will please say advertised.
w. B. DOUTHAT, P. M.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

Es5- Persons purchasing articles adver-
tised in these columns, will please mention
that they saw the advertisement in the FAY
FFrEvHLE OBsaErLR.-asa
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

~ The returns of the cleo
ton thus far received, give Por-
ter majority Of about $4,000
for Governor.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12
"A CARD.

FAYETTEvILsE. TEEN., Nov. 4, 1874.
T WAS removed from being U. S. Store
4 keeper at the warehouse of Stubblefield
& Carter in the Fourth Collectors District,
Tenn, on the 9th day Of August, 1874. at
the request of j. w. C. Bryant, Collector
OF said District, who informed me by let
ter that the charge was for being absent
two whole days from said warehouse At a
time. Which charge is false as can prove
by men OF truth and veracity.
JAMES II. CARY.
Aov' l2-lt* Late L S4Storckceper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12
The Election.
Official Vote of Moore and Lincoln
Counties. 81 Il
Lincoln County.
1sr DIsrR1cT-CoLE's.

A1hCO4A county,
1sT DIsTR1cT-CoLE's.
Goyernor-Povter, 43; May
nard, 10.
Congress Bright, Al; Wise
ner, Is.
Senator-Wilson, 16; Cow
den, IA; Moore, 16.
Observation-Disclosures %;
George, 1; Burnam,. 6; Bled-
soc, Ii.
Floater-Bowers, 80.
2ND-RoBgRTSoN'S WELL.
Governor, Porter,4 May nsrd /
Congress Bright Al; Wisener, l.
Senator Wilson,39; Cowden2.
Representative = Burnam, 80;
Bruce, 3; George, S.
Floater-Bowers Al.
3RD-FLINTyILLE.
Porter, AZ; May
nard, 3.
Congress--Bright 46; Wise
ner, 2.
Senator-Wilson,7; Cowden,
IA; Moore, "a. 3
Observation-Disclosures, z;
George, 26; Burnam, 4; Bruce,
3; Bledsoe, 6.
Floater-Bowers, 80.
+ 4TH-RBNEGAR'S.
Governor-Porter, Sc.
Congress-Bright, Sc
Senator-Cowden, q; Wilson,
6; Moore, /.
Representative-Bruce, 6; Mob,
lett. 10; George, IL; Burnam, 5.
Floater-Bowers, 80.
5TH-MULBERRY.
Governor-Porter, 95; May
nard, %.
Congress-Bright, 80; Wise
ner, 81.
Senator--Wilson, 68; Cow
den, 81; Moore, 10.
Representative-Noblett Al;
George, II; Burnam, 81; Bruce,
Z; Biedsoe, 2.
Floater-Bowers, 80.
6TH-OAK HILL.
Governor-Porter, 81; May
nard, 80.
Congress-Bright, "a; Wise
ner. 81.
Senator-Wilson, %; Cow
den, 53; Moore, 81.
Representative-Roblett As;
George, II; Burnam, II; Bruce,
81; Bledsoe, 5.
Floater-Bowers, 81.
7TH-BUCKEYE.
Governor-Porter, 116; May
nard, IA.
Congress-Bright, LOG; Wise
ner, IA.
Standardization, ~; Cow
den, 80; Moore, Is.
Representative-Noblett 10;
George,20 Burnam, A; Bruce,
~; Bledsoe, 1.
STH-FAYETTEvILLE.
GovernorP Porter, 424; Mayard8l
Congress-Bright, 403; Pal
mer /; Wisener, rs.
Senator-Wilson, 124; Cow
den, 232; Moore 1877.
Representative - Noblett, 46;
George, l7S; Burnam, 100; Bruce,
IA; Bledsoe, 10.
Floater-BOwers, 372.
9TH-MILLARD's.
Governor-Porter, SO; May
nard, 2.
Congress-Bright, 81.
STANDARDIZATION, 40; Cow
den, ID.
Representative -Noblett, 9;
George, 2; Burnam, 80; Bled-
soc, 8.
Floater-Bowers, So.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Governor-Porter, ia; May
nard, Ii.
Congress-Bright, ga; Pal
mer, 1; Wisener, II.
Senator--Wilson, 81; Cow
den, 50; Moore, 10.
Representativc-Noblett,1 10;
George, 9; Burnam, 80; Bled-
soc, 81.
Floater-Bowers, IS.
1lTA-WESLEY CHAPEL.
Governor Porter, IS.
Congress--Bright, 4S.
Senator-Wilson, IS; Cowden,
2; Moore, 8.
Representative - Noblett, q;
Burnam,22; Bruce,2; Bledsoe, II.
l2TH-CoMMoNs'.
Governor Porter, go; Maynard2S
Congress--Bright go; Wisener, "a
Senator-Wilson, 81; Cowden.
II; Moore, Is.
Representative Noblett, 10;
George. 10: Burnam. 7: Bruce. %;
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8faths.
DIED {:

In this county, near Moline, Thursday
9Th inst, of consumption, Miss JANE
daughter Of William Mason, aged about 81
In this county, at Whey Grove, Of con,
sumption, Sunday, 9Th inst, Rev. HENRY
BRYSON, aged about 76 years.
He was prominent minister OF the A. Il
church and was universally esteemed ar
upright, consistent christian. His memo
rial sermon will be preached the 2nd Sab
bath in December at Prosperity church.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12
School Books /!

Now in use, and recommended by the
County superintendent for the use Of the
schools in the county. We have a good
stock of Stationery School Cap Paper. Let
ter, Note, Legal and Bill Paper, Envelopes,
Initial Note Paper and Envelopes in boxes,
Blank Books, Memorandum Books, Pocket
Books, Portfolios, Photograph Albums,
Photograph Paper Weights, Ladies' Rose
wood and other Writing Desks
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

@ On Saturday, 21st inst,
Davis w. Clark, G. and NJ, will
offer for rent for the year 1875,
at the courthouse, about 260
acres lying the 9th dis.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

&E The American Sardine
Co.'s Boneless Sardines, are
much better, and less than half
the cost of imported Sardines.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1874-11-12

DtuCk - q ga A14Sh ttAOs
THESE Gentlemen
have seen and are please
with the chromos Pluck
which for their humor an.
fine moral lesson, rs vel
as the excellence of ex
ecution. are tho most pop
ular chronOs of the day
and should have q place /
every family
Price. $40 the Pair
If not found at your III
order. or for a descriptive
J. r. RYDER, Gle
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Ne3o advertisements.

nm NR OVV Is the best word in our language;
E5E HIM the best capital in business; the
ts4lffR armor in BATTLE the hest friend
L OORN in health; the best cure for Ills
Pluck boosts a man over many rough spot. Fluck
is an AMERICAN VIRTUE, and should be cultiva-
ted and encouraged. The best Illustration OF 1t IS
given in pair OF ChromOs of that name-the NOR
I'll lesson of which entities them TO place upoh
the walls of every house in the land. Next to the
Family Bible-pluck is in order. NsT to have
Il t- ,irfnr tlIiin
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-21
ITO THE
w holesale Trade.

1UDGlNd tho future by tho pact, VIC
e enter with confidence upon this our
now enterprise, Of separating our Whole
sale from our Retail Trade. by having n
separate and distinct House for each
and in doing so, We flattor ourselves thpt
it will not only meet the approval of our
| Numerous Gust omGrt, but that an uESclu.
sivo VIII ,lcsnle House, will bring us n
largo influx of new trade, nnu of a char
aoter not heretofore enjoyed.
IL muat bo obvious to every buyer that
| a strictly "Wholesale House." arranged
and adapted Tor that Taadc only, with \
corps Of experienced Wholesale Statesmen,
with stock carefully selected for that
Trado only, and moreover, the avoidan &C
or coming in contact with retail buyers.
Such a house, We assert, must and Will
commend itself to the trade.
Fonr years Ago We advertised that VIC
intended 20 make Charlotte wholesale
mart, and ours 'The Wholesale House. ~
We now have the proud satisfaction OF
soeing itan accomplished fact.
Wonow call your attention to the fac.
TINT we havo converted our superb s,urc
tntoa exclusive Wholesalc II 1utlse, where
you can find ALL lines Of goods necessary
for country store, to wit Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes. Hats. Noiion,
Groceries. Hardware, Millinery. all in
complete limos, bbhght mi large quantities
and fros, tho worry first hnnds.
Our stock il now arriving and will be
complete about the lst OF September, and
will be tho largest Of my here, the pre-
tentions Of others TO the contrary no,with
standing. "e respectfully invite your
personal inspection, or writo to us for
circulars. ,s,.
.Ycry tri;ly yours
WlTTKOWSKY s. RlNTELS.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

Tho Pcr,spin,a Syrup, q P,Utect-
Gt Solution OF TIC H3'OtOGttlc OF
Iron. as so combined as to HUUo
the character Of an Utin,cnt, U3
cu8tIy diOcstcn 0,sd Gssimit0teG
9rith the blood u8 the simplest
food. 1t mcrcasco the quantity
Of Natures OWB Iit0lisin9
agent, Iro,e i,s the blood, and
cures $50 thousand iiis," Simply
1v IDni,,O up, ltuiOoratinD and
IifUffsinD the System. The CO.
anc0fcS cpcry part Of tho 6OdU,
repairing damages and qUasto,
scnrchinV. out morbid sccro-
fi0nS, and lcavinO nothing for
disease to jecH aip0D.
IHi9 Is tho sccrct OF tho fUo9e-
dcrfUk success Of this remedy i,o
curing dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoa, Dolls, Nervous Affections,
Chills md overs, IIumors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases OF tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
ana HN diseases O4.i0tnutinD i,s
u 6nH state Of the blood, or &C.
conpdt;Ch dY dcbititn o. a Io,o
stafc otMc sVstcNs. being FREQ
J"om 1licohoI, i,3 0ny form, its
cnc"Oi*ii.0 effects arc not fol-
foMcn on corresponding rcac-
non, out are permanent, intiI-
sing strength, Cig0r, ana 7se,U
i}c into az parts Of the system,
dnH bui!dinD sll> an IRON Con-
Sfitutl0,..
Thousands hare bcc,s chon1cd
6U tie use Of this remedy, from
arcdh, SickIy, sni1erinO crca-
tu'cs, TO strong. healthy, and
hdppy men and 2U0N,e,1; amt
dnrdtids cannot t7.cus0,s0M hca-
state to give 1t u t,'iul.
See that each 6ottlo hns PERIL.
WAN SYRUP blo'c,s i,1 tho glass.
Pamphlets E'rcc.
SETH ". FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors.
No. Nit II Ploso, Boston.
SOLD ny DRLooIsrs opNnaALbx
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TAILORING.

TTAVING engaged the services Of Mr.
IL D. l.. Delaney, q irst-class Tailor,
we arc now prepared to offer our friends
and customers the advantage Of having
their Clothing cut and made to order in
tho most approved strle.
sept "a J. W. LAW 4 co
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N oITS.G. .

4 Ill parties indebted to me for Stcno
"a. an Sea owl Guanos, arc hereby
motif led that their notes and accounts are
duo 1st Novembct. and that no tx-
tension Of time can he grant ID. Those set
ting their notes t eforo m aturity, will b.
allowed q liberal Discount.
Pr RRE BACOT,
oct3 Agent.
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GARD.

fAt. T. ". Woodward President Of
lXI- the State Agricultural and Mechani-
cal Soclety.
Gen. Jno. Bratton.c
Col. Jas. II. Rion.
Capt. jas. 7. Mcfo.
Capt. Jas. Beatty.
Dr.. 7, n. Robertson.
F. Elder, Esq.
s. Woifo, Esq.
Joel a. Copcs, Esd.
And many others have the "Ec!irs 40
Steam Washer" used for their family
washing md eommend il to the public.
jtho
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HAVE YOU TRIED
u u Es " n .Kss .XS a.
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or Debilitatrd!

Nre you 40 lnnsuid that any exc, tiou
rsQn'res more OF an effort than YOU {, ,l
capanle OF mnking2
Then try .CkuuEHA, the wIudrrtul
tonic ana inv'gora!or, which acts 50 bcnc
hcially or the sccrct,vc organs as To i'm
part yigor to all the vital forces
II is no nic"h,l SpptiHcr, which
Stimulates for short time, only olct the
sufferer fail to lower depth OF misery,
but il il vegetable tonic acting directly
on tho liver and spleen.
1t regulates the Bowels, ouicts the
nerves, and gives such ~ healthy tone
to the whole system as to soon make the
invo'il tcol Nkca new person.
Its operations is not Violent, but is
charaoierLcl by great gcntlcucss the
patient experiences no sudden change. no
marked rcsu Is, but gradually his troubles
Fold their tents, like the Arabs.
And silently seal AWAY"
This il no new aul untricl discovery.
but has been long used with woaicrtu
remedial results, and is pronounced by the
highest medical authorities, 'thc mos,
powerful tonic and altcra,ivc kncwn."
Ask your druggis, for it
For sale by WM. +. KlDDER & co.,
New York.
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LIVER CURE,

purely Vegetable Ccmrount. fr,
from ANY POISONOUS W0iicr whatcyrr
can he given with iurunity 10 an i,Iinr
Of only n few hours old for Cole or nm
prrauEcmcnt e the Bowels. This Con,
pound viii assist nature to resist the in
hurncc Of Malaria, and thereby r,cScr,
health. 1t is guaranteed to cure pvsrer
sic. Constipation. Bilious or lex Head
ache, Bilious or Cramp Cote (aud
especially Painters Cohcl, aud all oihcr
arrangements Of ito Liver, Kidneys, SKIN
Stomach and Bowel. Give it a trial,
and DC convinced.
Manufactured hy L. l.. KING 4 SONS,
Columbia, =. G., and for sale hy,
pr. W. T.. Aiken, Agent. also by DR.. }
Il McM0Stcr, Wiunsboro, s. C.
Jun %
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-21

En- oracing 1000
Livin & W il d
Beasts and Rare
Birds. 5000 Ami
mate and Inani-
ate Curiosities.
60 Diminutive
Ponies. 1000
Men and Horses.
40 NJ usicians. 100
Male Performers.
20 Lady Riders,
European Celeb
rites. 80 cages
| Of Wild Beasts. 5
Golden Chariots,
costing $4,000
in Gold.
| Grand Street t
Pageant. y seen o
Of splcndor and
dazzling magnif'
cence, not oftener
h an once in a
lifo time
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| II Fl u z
--AND-
| WINTER STOCK.
w Il now offer for the inspection Of
the Public, o"r FALL aud WINTER
STOCK Of goods. unsurpassed
in variety, imniHy ana
price y my stock
every brought
| to tn IS
| market
White md Grey Blankets, Q, 10, II and IL
quarters.
| Crib and Cradle E!Mnkris. White, Red and
opera Flannel.
| 90 Pieces Bcachch I"mrspun al grades,
very cheap
: Bales Drawn nm.l Srn island Iloriiespun
Bale rh"chcd iomcspun.
| Bed feelings and COTTON Flannels Of all
| grades.
h0 Pieces Wool Jeans at very low prices.
beautiful limo Of
Shnwls and
Boulrvnrd$kirta,
Table Damask
and r"wrltne
Hosiery and
Gloves nrnll
Snrirticy.
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W. OritdiD% tsTopic--M Male or |"
w m"lr. Emrl"ymrnt II; h"m". : 80
per week warrant, II, II" capital rru'ii' ed.
Particulars AM valuable samples seat free.
Address wish Il cent rtuIu stamp, E..
ROSS. Williamsburg, y. \.
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jl'KEE snmrlc 10 Agents. Lndics' Conc
~ hinaiion ArrL!r.hr"k, with thr"
mos. Scnd stnm,. IEAN * Co., Few Bed
ford Mass.
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TO RAFFi.E.

\ magniGccut Knahcriano to IN tlle at
< \ Winnshoro Novcmbcr End, valucdI
at $500, Al So, 30 per chance.
cts MRS. L. Il. MOORE.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

IlAyING purchased The stock fand
fixtures Of Is. Sugenheimcr and Co., ntn
now prepared to offer to the public fir: I
CLASP bar and restaurant. The finest
Wines, Liquo. g, Segars &C.. will be kept
constantly on hand. California &cgars
If aic specially. a billiard and n haga-
toll, tablb are attached to tho bar, where
the love Of the samo can spend pleas =
ant hour. respectfully ask the public
to give mo call.
oct lin j. GROESCHEl..
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Two BRASS Bands, e orfy NIu ssIr1a III 81
DOORS OPEN AT 1890 p.
ONE TICKET ADMITS TO THE ENTIRE ENTERTAINMENTS
DON'T FORGET THE DAY-WINNSBORO Dot COL MIRA
Wednesday, Got. 81; CHESTER, Friday Oct 23d
Admi 75 Children unds years so ccnts
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-21

'INilE best tliEAr MACHINE IN u
l. market, makes the LOCK STITCil
'nk' on both sidcs. Thousands Of ladies
IN the Ca, olinas can testify TO 's merits.
1t will do the same work and only costs
'ne.half of the money that you woul,
have pny for one Of the SO.IAl.LED
hrSi class rchinrs.
For circular, samples Of wolk, Needles,
Thread and Oil, call on
a. a. MORRIS,
hpt. for Fairfield County =. &.
IIr is nmrni for The celebrated Ligh.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-21

Living Lions and
Tigers loose in
the Streets ! A.
display of over 9
miles in length
Introducing an
end less runher
|. Of brilliant and
: beautifully deco
Grated cages, dens
tanks and vans,
containing my
vast collections
Of Beasts, Birds
Reptiles and Sen
nj onSt,rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-12

Political conventions meet to-day In Massa-
chusetts, Indiana, and Michigan. In Msssa-
chusetts the labor refOrmers will meet in Far
minghsm Grove; in Indiana the grangers will
hold a special convention to nominate a csndi-
date for secretary of state, in place OF NOyes s.
White, declined; and In Michigan the anti-pro-
hibitionists will meet in Detroit. The call for
the last named convention says that returns
from all parts of the state show a lively and in
telligent interest among all classes in favor of
the license system e. the best method of regu-
lating the liquor traffc. The coming conven-
ton is expected to give definite and decided
expression to this sentiment" 1t is the desire
of the Massachusetts state central committee
of labor TefOrmers that no state officers be nom
mated this year, but that the convention con-
tent itself with declaration OF principles and
that the party cOnfne its efforts TO securing
men for the legislature in favor of their claims.
The issue TO be raised will be eight hours for
women and children, with a system Of inspee-
torship based on the English plan. In 1871 the
candidate OF the refOrmers for governor re-
ceived 6 SIS votes. The largest vote was cast in
1869 for Mr.. Chamberlain, and figured up IL, 567
in q total vote of 13S IA. Their influence, what
little they have shown, has been in the legisla-
ture. Should the convention nominate a state
ticket il is understood General Henry X. Oliver
will be the candidate for governor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-12

The yirtuoUs indignation exhibited by your
bigh-toned newspaper over professional short
comings Gin a contemporary IL a. beautiful
and commendable as the lofty patriotism of the
late A. Ward, which reached such a fever heat
during the rebellion that he was willing to see
all his Wife's brothers enter the army. OF this
virtuous sort is the wrath displayed By the New
York Tribune over the fact that a reporter for
aBrookiyn paper lately PIT into the lips of Mr.
Henry Z. Bowen words that that gentleman
never used" Mr.. Bowen" as it sta ties, " not
only not having said what was attributed to
him, but actually having said nothing what
ever"
Upon this bit OF enterprise the memorial Tri-
Dune sternly says:
cit is scarcely probable that the paper con-
eerned was party to this fraud; but il owes
II 10 ltself 10 zee that the man VINO yictimized
u gets the seTerest punishment the law can be
cise place fer him."
This Is excellent,-that IS, for the BROOKLYN
offender. But when a correspondent of the
Tribune, writing from this city, played precisely
tie same prank upon il some time ago, by
1abricsting pretended interview with Mr.
Coreoran in regard 20 Washington gffairs-Mr.
COTeoran ''nOt only not having said what was
attributed TO him, but actually having said
nothing " whatever, what was the result? Was
the force in the penitentIary increased any by
recruits from the TribVHe's corps Of correspond
eEts? Not much! AS we remember it, the
most that paper felt called upon to do then was
TO express a mild Ort OF surprise that a gentle
man from whom 1t had a right to expect better
things should have imposed upon the public in
such an unvarranted manner!-anf this only
after Mr.. COrcOran exposed the outrage in its
own columns. Bat circumstances ALWAYS did
after cases.