The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-10-07

MokE lMrRovEmENr.-Capt. P.
Bacot has put now front on his
store, which adds greatly to its ap-
pearance. The Captain is an en-.
ergotio man and loves to SEQ all
things around him in right kind of
| tuno.
eW" Mr.. Squier, of tho reliable
firm Of Jno. q. .Sdnicr 4 Co., has
just returned from New York. Mr..
s., white lie was the last to 20 and
get back, claims that their hoavy
stock will CONSIST Of the latest ST les,
and bought at lower prices than any
other Dry cobds establishment in
town. Don't fail to try them.
CW~ We learn that six thousand
dollars were paid in Dash for cotton
in Winusboro during two days last
week. Three 4 !la,& found their
WY into our office. .Wo sympathize
with the Western Editor who RETURN
ed thanks for the present Of cent?
pede, rs it was tho only cent Of any
kind that had Found its way into his
Office for thrco months.
" We trust Federal supervisors
will be appointed ut the Forthcoming
election. We respectfully request
the board Of issoners to de.ie-
nate the polling precincts at on early
day, SO that L proper humber Of su.
pcrvisors may be appointed. Two
supervisors are appointed, ons J,om
each party, at the writlbu request Of
ten cllizcus.
W. At meeting of the WIhns
boro Hook 4 Ladder Company held
few days ago the following officers
we're elected to serve for tho ensuiag
year
President-J. D. Smart.
Vice President-J. II: Purcell.
Secretary-C. II. S,rother.
Treasurer-F. Steele.
Directors-V. g. Butler, r.: A.
Goode, j. W. Purcell, Wm. Wood
ward.
Axmen-Daniel Rochell, Samuel
Johuson.
Gg- The farmers of T5j@Snshipp !,
hid u corn exhibition at Feasterville
on the Goth September. The cxhi.
biti n reflected great credit upon The
energetic farmers of that nesghtor.
hood. Andrew Coleman (colol ed)
bore off the prize, which consisted
of all the corn on exhibition. The
five ears exhibited by him weighed
seven and half pounds. Il. L.
Quiun, Esq, and John Coleman
(colored,) each exhibited five cars Of
corn weighing seven pounds. Some
OF the corn may be seen in onr Office.
Feastcrville is always ahead on the
curn question, suoscribes for tho
HERALD, and pays for it.
CT Wo invite attention to. the
advertise mcnt Of Mr.. Groesoael iu
another tvlumn. We are informed
that Mr.. Groesthel will in u few days
open his restaurant, and that on the
evening Of the opening he will give
q grand entertainment to his friends,
where will bo furnished q hundred
Kegs Of Baltimore beer, and a thou
sahd, possum., besides an abundance
Of other fctI eshments. Mr.. Groeschel
has feceiieIy retulned from Califor-
Mag believing thit h!S old home in
South Carol,na, is the best place to
locate: We wish him ample success.
b The News and Courier ID one
of the best fapcrs il, the South. For
tho past year 1t has dono noble SER
Woe in behalf Of honest government.
1t is par ercelle"ce, the conservative
organ, and should bo reid BY ovcry
| person interested in reform. 1t of.
ters to send the daily to any suhs"ri-
bcr fur two months for the low rate
Of one dollar. This offer is made till
lst November. We will furnish n
copy Of the daily News and Courier
and tho fRi.wEEKrY W,NxspoRo
News to any address for two months
for $l.6O. This includes the cost of
registering letter. to Charleston.
Make up your cluba. Tho inditidu
al who does not take paper should
have his land sold for taxes.
o. On Friday night We attended
By in7itation, concert Of the Caro-
lind Singers, otherwise knowh as the
Richardson Colored Opera Troup.
This troupe has returned from The