The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-07-22

to Moses of South Carolina as Hyper
ion to Satyr. FROM tho Charlotte
Observer we learn that regret for
the sad occurrence il general among
all classes and parties.
% Parties desiring to visit
Blaokstook to-day, will find an extra
coach on the freight train which
leaves at 10 A. M. An engine will
bring the coach back this evening,
Fare for round trip $l.50. The
brass band and several Of the "boys''
are going.
EY- Beatty g. Bro, have laid the
Office under lasting obligation by the
present of sack of splendid family
-four, the best in the market. They
report having plenty more Of the
ca me kind on hand, and housekeepers
who pride themselves on white bis.
cults and light loaf bread, will dc
we'll to pationize this sterling firm.
" We had the pleasure on
Thursday of meeting J. II. Buchanan.
Esq, who now presides over the edi.
toriul department of our sterling sis.
ter journal, the Chester Rep orter
He has but recently taken charge,
but we predict ample success for him
in this new field.
We call attention to the card Of
Prof. Berger in another column. In
giving thorough education to the
youth of the country, nothing is more
essential than on easy, graceful car
riage and self possession. This can
best be acquired in the dancing school
where PARTICULAR att ention is paid to
grace and lightncss Of moveme Mt -
Prof. Berger is we'll known instruc-
tor.
o. a camp meeting of the color
ed Methodist church will be held at
Piney Grove, Lexington County, two
miles from Alston, OH Thursday,
Aug. 18th, by Rov. NJ. Latter, assist.
ed by Revs. II. G. Irwin, j. Bedcn.
baugh, II. A. Jack. S. Wilson, Il.
Terrence, |. Cook, and d. S. Rice.
The camp meeting at White Hall
church, Long Run circuit, will take
place, on July 30th, conducted by
Rov. D. S. Rice.
@The Buckeye Bee 1.-Two which
was on exhibition last week has beon
purchased by Messrs. Connor, Glow
ney g. Co., and rights will be sold tc
all parties desiring to use it. 1t il
pronounced by experienced apicul.
turists to be decidedly the best hive
IN existense. An agent will soon be
sent out to canvass the County. The
simplicity, excellence and cheapnes;
Of the live will recommend it to all
G Whenever a prisoner is put
in the guard house, u crowd collect.
on the street corner to converse will
him. This street is blocked up 81
that wayfarers cannot pass. This
is nuisance. Tho guard house
should be in some more secluded
spot
Prisoners should not be allowed to
converse with outsid ers.
Mr.. Chas. S. Brico has brought tc
our office q branch of cotton abou
three inches long, containg three boil
and blo' SON. He has fifteen acre.
of magnificent cotton.
Capt. 4 j. Means has sent rom,
specimens of the white bloom cotton
Upon one stalk he counted 1877 bios
SONS and squares This cotton yield
astonisll ingly. With improved see,
and manner Of cultivation, there i
no telling to what perfection oottol
raising may be brought.
" We call the attention of ole
ers of school certificates to the fac
that thore will probaLly y soon be som
school money in the treasury.
they choose to discount their claim
with this warning before them, the
can do 50. But We advise them t
hold their cluims, and to meet and tax
somo concerted action to have thes
claims paid rro rut~ If this be no
done, some will receive no none
and if they d. not, they need blam
no one but themselves. We oan ad
viso parties as to their proper course
but We cannot make them tuke i,
a word to the wise is sufficient.
aw" y petition was circulated il
Fairfield for the communication OF til