The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-27
~ The scRoolsin the county ar.

in this connection we wish to put a
question to Treasurer Cardozs. Fair.
field is entitled. to s666o for schools.
Two.thirds Of that amount was paid
70 Mr.. Smith, ind is looked up in
the Bank. Why$does not Treasurer
!Csrdrza send up tho other third Z
Two thousand dollars WOULD be accep.
table at present. Let it be sent up.
sezyS What has become Of. tho
rei.'ence to be had in rcgar.l to
tie eight thousapd dollsis7 The
school tesobers and other creditors u of
the county are needing money very
badly, Mi. Mccoy Of Chester was
appointed Referee and an order was
given for an ipme diate reference.
Several weeks have passed. aud it is
high time We were hearing of some.
thing being done.
G The following kilograms wero
oxcnauged, Wednesday.
WtSSsbono May 10. 1874.
y. e. Dent, Sheriff Richland Copnty:
II you uosd posse to arrest Moses
bond for us. Answer.
"BoRO BOYS"
ColumntA, May 10.
rs "Bofo Boy,:"
The warrant to arrest Gov. Mo.e.
is not III my hands. I thank you for
The tender Of your service.
j. L. DENT,
s. R.C.
vs. A friend frou Columbia re.
ports thut on Tuesday night while his
Excollency ~nu boing guarded by two
compauies OF tho N. G.. S. c., some
wicked boys bent on mischief, pur.
CHASED half dozen canuou crackers,
aud s'irrine near the picket line lit
them aud threw them iu the midst Of
the noble col6red troops. An eAplo
sion aud general stampede took plaos
simultaneously. TIE troops, how.
ever we're rallied. Having PASSED
through THIS BAPTISM Of ire, they are
uow ready for any emergency.
DAILY PaiYEa MEErlNd.-Thcse
meetings have been continued regu
larly during The week, in tho Assooi-
ate Refvtuod ohareh. Tho, attend
a"ce has been Quite large. On Wed.
nesday evening the Injecting was con.
uoted by the Rev. Dr.. Pres.Iey, OF
Erie. Pa., who was Visiting his relu,
tives iu this place, and on THURSDAY
evening the Rev. Mr.. Sloan, Of Char.
'otte, conducted The exercises. The,
rneetibga will be ebutipued ne2t week,
"nd will. be held 10 the Baptist
church.
w- #s are PANIED to hear of the
death Of Miss Maria r.. Harper on
last. Miss fiArper was the
second daughter. of tho lats Chan
cellor Harper. For many years she
was member Of the EPISCOPAL
Church, but was full of the broadcast
ch'istisn charity for all the world
He''s was a life 'hi / with Christ 10
Cod" aud her death leavhs void il
the hearts of many relatives and
Her teihaiis rest 10 the
"Buskhead" Cemetery. The funeral
services were held by tile Rev.
Jrsiah O'Besr OF tho Episcopal
ChurBh. f#"
~ We copy tho following from
the Uuiop-Herald of Saturday. This
is tho way MUSES. sfaa,s, honest Office.
holders: - ~ ~" Is. Z 81 H..
County Auditor Hehdrixx, of lex.
ington, waa the frat officer 10 make his
settlement for 1919 with the Conn.
TELLER. General, 10 his credit, te i,
rsoo' dsd, With not ohs p.iIl diserep-
anoy in the aSooGu,,ts Of throo oiiices
and yet Heudrix .is removed "for
cause While his suocess |. w4lks up
10 the captains office and oils to spell
bis own name c'rreotly oh, bis bond;
mud this is justice |!
Thh Moses ImnRootio.-By tie
Columbia papers of Wednesday VIC
learn TINT early, Tuesday morning
the Sheriff Of 8ranngebuurg COUNTY
served warrant on Gov. Moses.
Moses refused TO submit to artest;
and called out two companies Of
militia to defend him. These station.
ed themselves at the iStdts House
door and, prevtsRtod iugress.
:. Adjt. Gen. Puryis ;Trote hia tx.
cellency a-king Iy what right the
militia had been called out. Moses
replied by his verbal order. Purvis
romoYpstrated against this irregulari.
y. and refused TO issue ammunition.
Night olossd the sesne. Up to the
trains leaving Wednesdav: Mos, 4