The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-09-16

& R:dgeway received her first
bale Of new cotton last Friday. 1t was
sold by Acquilla Harrison to Mr.. D,
II. Ruff for l6t cents. class low mid
ding"
Several other bales wero sold thero
the samo day ut Id to l43.
Gy- The Abboville Medium nomi
mates Hon. w. d. Simpson of Laurens
for Congress-, and follows out the
nomination by Suggesting a conven.
ton of all the political elements in
that district 70 support and cary out
tho nomination.
DLcChED Ur.-The street in front
of the Fairfield i. &. House is So
blocked up that in the event Of q
fro there would be considerable de-.
lay in gotting the engine out. The
obstrnctiono should bo at onco ro.
moved.
0f About forty Of the Sabre
Club we're out OH horseback for drill
and instruction last Monday evening,
under Vice-prcsidcnts Ellison, Nc.
Galley end Robertson. They drilled
splendidly for the fist trial, aud will
no doubt, undor such officers be one
of the best drilled clubs in the State.
Gf. Mr.. G.. a. White he's ordered
severe! thousand fro cigcrs, and
has had them stamped "The 'Boro
Boys" He says, the reason be. gevo
them this name is becadse they will
have the right kind of ''grit III
thcm.'
0r7- ii anothar column will bS
found the advertise mi ent of The Buck
Eye Bee Hive. This, hive is, with
out doubt, the 6es! now offered to the
public, end no one raising bees should
be without this hiye,.
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INTERNAL IirnoyEMEN s.-M Messrs
McMaster y Brice have enlarged
their a,ore, adding greatly to its ca.
pacity and convenience.
Mr.. W. Il. Creiglit, has lately put
in operation a planning machine,
which in few minutes can do the
work Of hours. ..-
" We learn from the Rock Hill
Grange that Mr. Geo. A. White our
outcrprising Bakor and Confcctioner
has branched off, and will soon open
branch store in Rock Hill. The
Rock Iliilians may rest assured that
under the supervision of Mr.. Miles
they will be we'll supplied with overy,
hing in Mr.. Whites. line.
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tN7 From several portions Of this
County we learn from the most rer
liable farmers that there will not be
more than half crop Of cotton made
This year., There is good July crop
on the stalk but the. drouth. followed
Wy. the wet spell, cut off the August
crop. The Corn crop is extra fine,
and enough will be made to snpply
the couutry. -,.., ..
Gf free lecture by Col. J. p
Thomas on the past, present and fu'
turc cf South Carolina will be giyer
at Thespian Hall on Thursday even
ing next, at 8 O'Clock. The public
especially the ladies ahd schools, ar,
respectfully Invited to attend. Th'
rare abiliticai ripe scholarship and
we'll known cloqueuce of the speaker
added 70 his stipreme devotion to tn
State of his iiativity apd manhood
prime, justify us in looking. .forwar'
to an entertainment of unusual at
tractivcncss. ..-..
0(+ The subordinate Union Q
township NJ. 10 is as follows:
Presidoht-Joh ohm W. Robinson.
Vice prest. 1T. a. Glenn,
= Scc.--H. A. Gibson.
Trcas--Thos nnderson. -.
., Executive CommiStee--J. "
Rob;ns,, Fl 4 C4lenn. IT = Tran,
James Tincklcr, David Mann. De l.
oates, J. W. Robinson, chair. e,
+ Com. Fl. A. Gibson, A. p. lrby, an
q. G. II. .Scruggs. The Union number
48 me n bers.
CnURcn DEDlcATIoN.-The ne
Methodist Churoh in this place VII
. Cd. V.ybo dedicated to the service
| God on Sunday, the goth inst. Th
. Rev. Whitefoord Smith, D. D..
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