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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24

obne 5u lpillcn fir. ,ucl6en 3,ued, tie lol=
len li0 leiten .uno fiibren obne Su mlllelL
'nobtn ibre O6ermeilter lie treibel!. s. 1T
cine nerfmiirbi9e Shot tlo9e ooB bic
Treimoureret nibt lo9en fam, luos lie
wiH> 1onoern nur 10 il n If 10 ilL
tie mill rdmli0 ni6t bos Gbri ltentbum
IN Torm Der totbolil6en &ir6e> 1onoern
lie min es nlr ols 9umol1itdtsmittel sun
NeitteI bes iroi1dben nno menl6li0en
9imn1els ollf Gr6en. 9as lit bic Trei=
n1ourerci in iDrer Gntltebung uno in IT,
rem 3fuedc uno e5 9ibt Observation-Disclosures
onf Der eon5en Grbe, Der bas bier Sc
Io9te piberlcgcn fDnnte..
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Bssse Bcr bic @aipttabt bes Gtaates Obo, Golumz
bus beiud9t iollte es nidbt perfdumcu ben Serrn
S. g. $ al b s, 81 & % Gomn StraBe, su beiuden
0erielbe iitSmpprteur pom @einem, 9iq,tors Cigar
rem &C. Ct bat porrdtbis &entudp Burbon SrencD
Yranbp, Gognac sanaifa 9un,, Scotd1 gBbtsty, Sol
lGnoifben Sin, 9rraunber, Port,uene @beinlpeine,
gatepba, Galifornif9e 8eine Gbampagner, fursum
bic belten 9etrInfe aus alien Sbelen ber gBeIt. Gr
bat einen groben boppelten Seller, in ,peldcm feline
8aare oufgeltapelt iit. Sen pieritDdges Saus emf
bdlt eire 9roBe 9ae unb iene @eicubaftssimner I'M
sneiten Stpd linb aussc5ei6net 9oS ganse Saus
,piro NIT Oam1pf gebetst.
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Ole s2Stloutic sa1ab &aTc Orsc
eSifeus;u bu.

lcbcr oclc prpicttirte uno III @nu bcariHcne
giienbobn, DC sunld)it fir Eomcrop uno bonn
oud) fit hcn 9on;cn St0ut Sbio pn, 9rnBcr
&l1ti9fcit lit, bobtn mir cincn gcDrudtcn Sc>
rid)t nit Elnu Der @obu eNtDultcn, aus me(d)cm
luir unlercn 0elcru cinisc NnAuben mod)cn. -
Sic bciocn @nbpuuftc htr SoDn linN Nome
70 y an Sbioflub unh Soleon om Grelce. Die
21n9c biclr @obultrctc bctr0gt 237 SRelcn.
Die Sobn 9c1t burd II Counties uno bcruDrt
36 Gt0ote Muo 9orfcr llno trcust l2 Der bebcu<
tenb ften bon Melt lteu nod Sltcn fiibrcnbc Gilcnz
bobucn. GS merben olio Durd) nielc gubn
;pri mi6tise sSollerlucgc mitcinonocr perbun=
ben: Sic nDrold)cn Gcen unO bcr SDlofluB.
Sic @obn pcrbinoct bcu lio0ltlidcn nit Dem
norbmeitlid)cn Sbci(c bcs Stootcs. Sie gebt
onr3 Die @litte oes srobcn aoblcnbedenS BON
SDio, poourd, Der @eiten unb Der Noromcltcn
nit billiaem Srennmatcriol bcrlprgt mcroen
fam, nnh Der @ols, unb aornmarft bon Socbo
fann icinen 9lbiob om Sbiolub finoen. Nu>
berbcm lucrocu in Fomcroy unb nddlter llmges
buno i1brli6 ncDr ais cine M(illipn Snrrcl sum
&crpaden bon Sal, acbroudt BON 'pe!d)cl'.
cbcnfnlls eiu She'll ilDrr bicie SaDn ber1onot
iucrben fam. Nomcrop mub iid su einer be-
ocutenocn Stobt crDcbt,,, iuenn oielc Gilenbabn
cinnal pollcnbct lit. 9ie &i6tnng bet 8oDn
lit Die folgcuoc Sn Fomeroe ber(0pt Die gaDn
ben SbiofluB bel Der WlonfeD &un III meld)er
Gin Sunnel bon 1,167 8ub bur@ Den Nloer
SU9cl scoroben pirb. 0icier Sunnel TT &C.
genlparti9 idon ouf cine 2Gnge bon iiber 500
SUP fcrtig uuo eS wiro nod) fortmobrenO oaron
aeorbcitct. 0om lit nod ein iducrl9er
Our6ti1 Dor 9iutlono gu mad)cn. Die BaDn
bcriiDrt banu NlbanD, Sibborosoille, sltbens,
Gbouncp, Gipins uno 8errara. 9ort iulro
obcrmals ein Sunncl bon 939 SUP notbig.
icrner nod ein anoercr Sunnel non $50 Sup
Hduse. Oonn beriibrt bic SaDn @eip 2erlng,
ton in @errb &c., g(eiu Sremcn, 9ebron, blelbt
4 Meilcn mei itl1 bon 9(cuart, beriiDrt ipeltcr
nod manGc anbere Srtldoften bis iic n So
lcoo cnbct Son Der 9onsen 0an9e Der 8abn
,uarcn om l. Sonnar 1874 9rabirt lib W{ei"
len. 0ie Soften bet sansen @obn nit alen
@ebduocn unO bem Material iino oeranl@la9t
ouf 5000, ,451. - 9Sir ipiinlden leDr, Dap bic
8obn rcdt balo ibrer @ollenoung ent9e9cn &C.
fen m6Atc. llnb mir boffen, oob oieier Suuld
iid) bcrlpirtlidt, bcnu e5 iteDcn tiid)tige N(an>
ncr an Der Spise bcS llnternebmcnS uno 9err
9. .. Sorton bon Fomerop 1T Traloent Der
Gompagnc.
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waren III oos SaNS sefommc,l a!lc SGiirell
tanocu offen ols id) na@ Der +. Selun9 bic
Iblid)en sterbegebetc iDr laut unb bcutlid bor>
iprod). Sic merfte ouf Nles, mas i6 iprad,
bod ais i'd su Den @orten fom: v@efrcie, 0
9crr Die SccIc heincr Sicnerin, iuie bu MfolcS
aus Den 9anbcn ncS %Darao bcfrcit bait" I.
ib(unllnerte iic ianft obne jeben 5pocsfampf
biniibcr in bic before @ct 0o las fie nun
geitorbcn eincs ionft icliacn Sobcs ais Slit
9licb ber bciIi9cn fatboliid)cn Airde, ie bic &C.
boren unb auf9cluodlcn I'M llnalautcn, nod
bis weni9c Sage TOR ibrcm 2ooc nicmolS elncn
&riciter aciproNcn nnb n,btS bonn fatDoild)en
GbriltentGum gclpubt bate. @ottcS McOe 1lno
munoerbur unb fotbojid lit gut ltcrbeI ootur
lit biclcr UoIl Gin ncuer @eucis. - Vim lcbten
9onncritoa, rcn is. Suni, bobcn iuir bic Sclde
Der @erltorbcucu nnd) cinem fcicrlihcn Seetcn<
ante Der 9cIrcbtcn Gros iiber9cbcn. s.
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Scr iib li6 @bemol a II II, iucl=
der nculi6 BON elmer Giienbabn9eleQ<
i6oft 1928 900 Gntl6eioung fir Die 8 Do
tung 1einer 6rau empfing, lit felt Dem
,pisber perbeirot6et uno Die bOle gSelt
logt linn nad> boB ct unaus9elebt be-
niibt iei> &eile plane fir Die neue Srau
unb feline g6piegermutter ollssuorbeiten.
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Bas sbriIflid1e Qtebe tuut.

gSas sbrt1tlie)e 2iebe tbut.
Oie bormber5i9en S9pel tern miomen
ibr 2cben 9dn5lid Der Yilege Ser &ranteu
unb in oie1em 9iebesmerfe mo0en lie
feinell llnter1 Hicb in Der Yerlon. M}a9
Ser SSronfe &otbolit poer Yrptel ltlnt,
Suoe ODER $)eibe lein lie pilegcn i'm, 10
|piet er oelien beoiirftig lit nit glci6er
Gor9folt. Oielc 56pe(tern lOreden
ouD ni1t 5uricf DOR irgeno einer &ront=
beit lie mag Nun an ltecfeno lein, pie bas
gclbe Tic6er noer Die Gbolcro oocr lic
mag wiberlib mo obl lAredeno lein> OoB
bic mcnl lNliOe Notur bnpor suriiif6ebt
Sn ollcn UdQcn erfiQt Die bormGcrsi9c
GOlueittr Die freiwiQig iibernoumels
S(ufgobc bcnn lie crluortet oa fiir i1ren
2obn i'm Simmel rnr erlon9t Die Sroft
sur Grf fiiQung ibre5 2ie6e5rperfcs ourtD
bic 9eilsmittel Der fotbolilben STRIDE.
Golde Sdlueltern p!rten in Dem ct.
Morien 9olpitol in Gon Troncisco> Go-
lifornien. l1no in bielcm 9o1pitol mar
Dor menigen SoDren Elm omerifonil6tr
NroteI Itont nit 9}omen g9iQiom Sobn1on
o!s Yotient unter Der NFege Ser 56we=
ltern. 9lobe bel Sobnlons Bette lag Elm
onoerer &ronfcr, Der Elm b6Ics @elblpiir
botte bos einen abl6euli6en @erl0
per6reitete. Ser proteltantildle Yrebi=
ger, Der mon0mol Oas 9olpitol belud)te
fam su Sobnlon, betete nit ibm uno
trDltete i'm, o gut cr fonnte. Oorouf
wonote Ct lid 81 benz Na6bar> ols CT
ober Den obl6euli6en @erud uno bas
oHene @el9Diir benlerfte> trot er 5uricf,
bielt 1t6 bic 9fo1e su uno betete in Ser
@tille. 9lls Der Yrebi9er li6 entfcrnte,
trot Die @Gpelter ber5u unb >pilbte init
einem Su6e Dem @terbenben Ben @9web
BON bet @tirn unb BEN @1oum bon
Den 2ippen. Sobnlon bcmerfte DON lei=
nem 8ette aus Mles mas porging unb
bas peri r16ieoenorti9e 8ene6men bei0er
9ing ibm at 9er5en. 9(ls Der Yreoi9er
0os nd6lte Neal mieber fam, fab i'm
Sobnlon in bos nolle @eH@t unO rief
NIT lauter @tinme: u@ebt bin,pe9 ppn
mir. gSenn id cine 10 ,piOerliAe &ranf=
beit bdtte> lpie mein No6bar, 10 wiiroejt
ou es ni6t pa9en, bi6 .sr ndbern. "
9arouf pon0te er li6 81 ber 56melter
uno logte: ~9olen Sic mir einen Prie=
iter. Sd luinld@ III ser totbolil6en
&eligiou unterri9tet 5l ,peroen." Gr
muroe unterridtet unO no9oem er I9
BON ber 8obrbeit Der fotbolil9en 2ebre
batte> empfing er bas +. @of=
rament BET Saufe uno tpuroe oaour9 ein
N}it9lieo Der alleinleli9ma6enben tat0o=
li16en &ir3e. j.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-06-24

SIM @6u(ratb bon .Soleoo, o., >pilroe
beantra9t, oas Bibellelen, @insen bonn
9pmmen ulo anoererelig0le Sanolun9en
in Den 6ffentliden @9ulen gu perbieten.
Scr9tatb be6ielt li@ oieGntI6eioung Dor.
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Yomcrop, >. - Sin Nc9cr, Namens
Greco Souncers, mod)tc am Sunntoa ocn Il.
;. aNtS., einen s(n9riT nuf Gin wcibss Mib>
c)cu, Nomcus @orbaro Serge, untcrbolb Ai,o>
nlcport, bas ouf bic s&lclc alng nm Su mcten:
9lls oos 9NGod)cn lG CUR SSclrc icbtc, mari
ooS ihwar;e S6cuial ie SIT @oben uno ld1tuA
ihr nit cincm Stciuc ouf Den &opf. Sbr &C.
idjrci btplrttc, pob 9err ). ~. eStlls aus Dem
nabcu 0ouic ilr sur Siilfc elite. G'e9cn i'm
manotr lih jebt Der Megcr, bod) fono CT lc'ncn
M(riitcr, iuocn NSc!(S i'm ouf oen Mobtn wnrf
uno i'm 10 lonae feittclt bis bos Wood)cn
nod) @ou|c elite unb pon bort cincn onocrcn
Monn bolte weld)e Hunn btloe ccn Ncaer be-
w1liaten uuo nacb FomcroD sur @oft brod)>
ten. 9ic @crlcsua9cn NcS M1bdcns fol(cn
aciGbrlid) cin, nod onocrcn Nad}rialten 1T lie
ld)nn aeitorbcn.
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/, iiber 9ebeime GeieGl l9aften i'm 9taYemei
men 9elprp6en Dabe!l . lpoQen lulr jeb
= il6er Die Wursel uno Gtammmutter De-
+ 9ebeimen @eIeQl6often, Die Tseimoure:
/ rel I'M SelonOeren Ipre6en. - Sm Sabre
1917 botte gu 2on0on beim 8au Der ODr=
tigen prote ltantil l1en Youlstir9e, Die Elm
Gegenlak Der tatbolil9eu Yeterstlrcbe in
Nom werocn lpQte. cine @eielll6oft bon
II Nerdcbtern Der an9lifoniI0en &ir0e
olS Grlab Der SIirde i6erDorpt Den
9lusbau eiucr g aturreligio pr=
gonilir unO ousgemouert un0 5,uor aus
TurUt ppr ben bonols in England lebr
tren9cn proteI Itontil lGen Geligionsgele5en
in jencr @eSeimniB niBtrdmere> Die Der Scr
binouny Der Vrcimourerer ei9en 9eblle=
ben lit. 0urd Die @erbannuns oes
@ottesldligners Noltajre ne6 England
fam sein Youltein bic1es unteriroil6en
SemfSls bcr 9foturreli9ion racb Tront=
rei6 our6 Trieori(5 ben @roben notD
9eutlWlono Ourb Nopolcon |. na1
Stolien, Gpanien &C. 9iele SiinOnille>
bic ppn i9rcn NerlammlungSorten Den
9iomen v2ogcn" erbieltell, un0 bicr uGor=
bonari" ooer v&pblcn6renner" bort
uMarG Masons, Sreimourcr, 81
luminoten> GncDclppQoiiten, 2luf ffldrer>
&c. bieber, botteu III 33 Graoen cine poll=
ltanol9e No0d Der tirDliGen 9icr=
or6le, ou0 Glcbesmoble> Spbten fcicrn>
Nnoo1tcn &C., ober 9lQcs nur ouf oos
freie Si6entfolten i6rer 9ioturoffenbo=
rlng, iDrer g}otlr9clete, i6rer 9}aturre=
li9pn. 9os Gbr ltentbum gait nur ols
Ybilolopbie, Oobcr Die STRIDE ois 9}e6cn=
loGe. Sm prottil 6en 2cbcn fam cine
9umanitat sur Geltrng, bic ent9egcn
Dem GrunOlokc Gbrilti BON Der tdgliden'
@elbltpcrldu9nung un0 Setdmpfun9 Der
Seglerli9feit, oos men} @li1e uS6" 5ur
bDtlten 2(uftorit0t i'm 0enfcn unO Wol=
len be ltimmte unO BET Gnt>picfefun9 ollcr
(innliben &egunsen nur Die cine S1ronfe
iebte : vGe5unobeit 1T 6os 8cl lte!" 9ie
Trcimaurei 1udt ollo MIR einen 9immcl
oielleits, 9eraoe wie oas 9eioentbunl.
0oDer miro lie gepTlegt pon Der Neuo!u=
tion, upn ben I'm jtur5mdnnern> Don
unslGubigen uno @sioen. Da6cr er=
5ablt uns Die @el6itbte , boB Die blutige
er1te frons0I16e &epolution bur9 Die
6reimourer por6ereitet luor, Der itolieni=
l9e Climber, &ronen= unb &ir6euraub
1T ibr g8ert, ebenl . luie oie jcbt luiit6enbe
Gbrii itenuerf fol9ung in 9eutl l6lono Der
S6mei5 ssun0 onOeren 2Gnbern. 0aber
trot Die Treimourerei NIT Der blutrotben
Commune in Yoris i'm pffenen Suuoe.
9aber Oran9en lid in Selgien bic uGo=
liOairs" an Die Yetten Der Ster6enoen
I'M bie 8efebrun9 su perbinoern un0
oann ben ugottlolen Sob" DIentlid6 5u
perberrIi6cn; 0ober lit in fo5t oQen
9dnOern Der &f um Die @6ule ent=
bronnt, benn Oie Treimaurerei min cine
Dem dri5tli6en @lauben fcinOlelige &C.
neroton ersieben unO 0a5u bebarf le
sottlpler @dulen. - 9os lit 0as 3ieL
pel6em bic Treimaurerei ent9egenl lteuert>
lie mag es nun 9e1teben pbcr ni6t geite<
fen. gGobl Die bel tueitem 9rDbere 3obl
Ser W(it9lieoer fennt bie1c 3lpefe ni6t
uno 9erobe5u oirett perfol9t Die Trei=
maurerei ou6 oiele 16limmen 3lpede
ni9t ion0ern mebr inbirett. 8iele
Treimaurer balten nur 81 sem OrOen
Der @e1eQl6ait, Der Grbolun9 Oes &C.
l9Gfts oer &uno|9aft >pegen pDne ]i6
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Nssgn Sir Ern:srnp lit Sic Grpcsi,ou oc5 uSbio
sSaenfrtunnes" tei @cysn @e;nrtb Ncus in 6,
>SrnN,ilraEc.
Nsfs' GjnicubrnNtu fiir rie ndttt 9in,nlrr iliii-
len ird:citcn9 Bis Moniaa Mcr8tn i'll Der Ciiicc einz
trecn.
nGsyn rnicrc gticr puu Ger St. S:eplaus G;en1einhe
III S N ;tou, g, pp.tcn ueiGliGIt ndcbtcr
9Eotc alb orn uiiri'ircnno" bel ter. bortigcn Yplt
SiItcc obbo!tl
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|AplaerpD, Sen 2A. Suui 1874.
SiibDfiid,c Guivfchluun.

Son eonscm @crscn biQige id bic iortaeich>
te Serousaube Der vSbio" uub Die prciswiirti0e
slbiht Den @rl0s berielbca sur G5riinHung ci=
neS @oiientouies liir rie 9ioScic ST uerpcnccn
@. $. &uccronS,
@ld)nf upn Columbus.
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an apparent approach on the part of
many to Generalization. In many
instances parties have taken refuge
behind the technioalitess Of the law
to avoid their solemn moral obliga.
tions. Many instances havo occurred
of attempts to defraud honest credi.
tors. This evil can only be rome.
died by healthy public sentiment,
Indignantly frowning down every
species of rascality. So much for the
old year. The New Year usbercd in
to- day, brings with it new duties
and responsibilities and new implioa-
tions. The scarcity of money during
the coming year will be great, and a
system of economy must be inaugura.
ted on the very threshold. Experience
has taught our people that unducs
expansion must inevitably produce a
collapse. Let every occupation be
moro concentrated and lat every one
live carefully within his means.
doubtless every one has made good
resolutions. Nine out of ton mon
awaken on New Yours day de
termiucd "to turn ovoc new leaf"
and nine out of ten of these suffer
these new leaves in the book Of life
to be blown backward before the
next moon. But if this old way is
not changed, ruin will stare us in the
face ere another new year. What
day may bring forth no ono knows.
1t is idlo then to prophesy the events
of a whole year. We therefore can
only counsel our friends "to labor
and to watt" tending them in the
mean time our sinccrcst wishes for
their prosperity.
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ment."
After the speeches were concluded
| MIR. Clarkson read tho names of the
twelve boys who had done best during
the past session. These were in their
| order:
David Galllard, Harry Davis, Geo.
Lauderdalc, W. ID. Bratton, w. c..
Rion, T.. A. Rabb, W. g. Robertson,
NJ. o. Dan:Sler, jeff. Gerig, Paul
Brice, JAS. Shedd, Robt. Dunlevy.
After this the Trustees decided
that Master Gaillard had won the
prize for elocution. His articula.
tion was more distinct, and his man
ner more self-posscsscd than that of
the others.
Rev Mr.. Campbell presented the
prize Ga handsome book of trevels) to
Master Gaillard in very pretty lit.
tie address. He spoke of the power
of speech, the great Distinguishing
characteristic between man and beast,
the chasm over which the develop.
n'ent theory could not leap. AS ma.
tiops become more civilized, speech
Is is more improved. A pleasant
voice is heard wherever tho heart and
mi"d have been improved, and a
harsh voice is found in the unculti-
waited, the depraved, and the vicious.
The human voice produces the sweet
est melody the finest musical instru.
ments were surpassed in sweetness Ly
the magic voice of William @. Pres
ton, or by the tones of pure and love
ly woman. Eudeavor to be wise, but
endeavor also to be good. You have re.
celved the highest award for excel.
lence, and this is a great honor, coming
us it does from gentlemen competent
to Judge. AS you have outstrippcd
your competitors in this race, guard
we'll your laurels lest they be plucked
from you on a subsequent occasion.
Demosthencs said the secret of ora
tory lies in the word "actlon acton (!
action % The true secret is labor,
labor, labor. Cultivate the voice by
improving the mind and the heat, as
these three are essentials in an orator.
MIR. Campbell concluded by some
we'll chosen anecdotes, illustrating
true ambition.
This closed the exercises. The en-.
tcrtalnmcnt was complete success
we regret however to say that some
Of the audience were quite boisterous,
and annoyed the ladies by their noise.
The stragc wrs adorned with
handsome wreath enclosing the ini.
tia.s NJ. Il. |. and the words "foundcd
l773," ''incor poratcd l777," and
Dec. 22I, 1878.
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FINAL ExuIplTIoN OF MT. Z,oN.-
Ihe exhibition came off on Monday
night. The weather all day was very
bad, and tho night set in dark and
cold; but in spite of this, consid.
cradle company assembled in seasona.
bic time. The band, however, was
not present, and this dctracted some
what from the success Of the occasion.
At scvon o'clock, Master Harry Davis
opened the exercises with an extract
from Cicero's oration against Cata-
line. This was we'll delivered, and
the pronunciation quite correct. 1t
was, however, not perfectly intelligi.
bic to the audience. When ho utter.
ed tho words go Temporal, O mores,"
there was feeling OF relief as if on
meeting an old friend. Wo listened
for SIC semper tyranmis and C plmibus
unum, but they didn't come. After
tins, followed Master Sammy Clark.
sou and then tho other pupils in sue
cossion. All were woll prepared, and
showed improvement since last cxhi-
bition, though that was q success.
| We were much pleased with way in
which the boys acquitted themselves.
Masters David Gaill,rd and Morti.
NOR Dantzler were tn chief favorites,
Master Gerig also a,luitted himself
handsome y. Sc, eral others might
be mentioned Master SAMMY
Clarkson's Gail for money" and
Masters Shedd and Robertson's diao
logue,s"Bad news created much merri.
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e. The people are poor-they can
be enriched by IMMIGRATION.

FIRE ENGINE FRIDAY af-
ternoon last, the Fairfield Fire Engiuc
Company assembled at the Court,
House cistern for the purpose Of test.
ing the playing qualities of their new
engine "Failicll." After attaching
fifty feet of hose, the brakes were
manned, and in few seconds a beam
tiful stream of water shot forth from
the nozzle, and attained to the height
OF the ball on the town clock stecplc.
In turh other sections Of hose were
coupled on, until at last the cutire
quantity Of hose was unreeled, 800
feet-fresh muscle was applied to the
brakes, and stream, varying iu
length from 80 to 70 feet, successful.
~ played. This last achievement
was greeted with loud applause both
by the company and the citizens in
attendance, and showed clearly that
the little "FAirfeld" could do good
work whenever called upon. The
afternoons exercise fully satisfied the
most incredulous member of the
company, and we might say that the
most sanguine expectations of both
officers and men were moro than re.
allied. President Bacot presided
with his usual ability, and participa-
ted in the general exultation over the
admirable "skveting" qualities of this
valuable acquisition to our Fire De,
partment. The Fairfield was built
by Rumsey & Co., of Seneca Falls
Now York, and reflects great credi,
upon its manufacturers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-07
TAX NOTICE.

NiE Tax Books are now open for the
i collection of State aud County Taxes
for the fiscal year commencing the lst 0 f
November 1873. The rates oftaxalion orc
ms follows III the School Districts of Fuir.
field:
No. 1-Statc l2. County 3, Widows. /
Local School !, Total lG5.
No. 2--Statc II. County 8, Widows
Local School 2, Total 17I.
No. 3-Statc II, County 8, Widows
Local School >, Total 17I.
No. 4-Stalc ~. County 3, Widows !
Local School II, Total lG3.
No. g. State ~, County 3, Widows
Local Schoo! 2, Total ~.
No. G-State ~, County 8, Widows !.
Local School |. Total lGa.
No. 7-Staic u, County 3, Widows
Local School u. ToInl II.
No. 8-Statc l2, Comfy 3, Widows !.
Local School |! Total II.
No. 9-Statc II, County, 3, Widows },
Local Schoo! 3. Total 49,.
No l0-State 12, County 3. Widows !.
Local School |, Total 1Gl.
No. 1l--State II. County 8, Widows 1.
Local School 2. Total l79.
No. l2-Stnte II, County 8, Widows !,
Local School 2, Total IN.
No l3--Stnic ~, County 3, Widows /,
Local School !, Total ICY.
| have received no notice of the cxicn
sion Of time FIR payments and unless such
notice he given the penalty will attach
OIL The 10Th January 1874.
II. a. SMITH,
County Trcasurcr
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-01-07

TIE OLD AND TIE New YEAR.-
We wish all our numerous friends a
harry New Year. Tho past year
vas an evcntful one. The new build.
lug IF old Mt. Zion was opened for
use in February. Daring early
Spring several fires occurred which
eliminated in the destruction of the
old Thespian Hall. Heavy rains
almost destroyed the crops. During
the first part OF the year, Meningitis
was fatal in several portions of the
County, and still later, Diptheria
claimed many victims. The financial
panic reached us at the time when
money generally begins to pour in
and this and the low price of cotton
caused many countenances to enlon-
gate, and many stout heart to quake
at the thought of indebtedness com.
ing due with no resou. ces to meet it.
The death Of Sanders Ford, and the
short aud sharp senatorial campaign
also created stir in the political
world, and put money in the pockets
of cross-road and street corner poll.
ticlans. The question Of State debt
and the expectation of ruinous taxa,
tion also caused feeling of uneasi-
ness. But in spite of the depression
our people betook themselves to work,
The farmers worked with hearty
good will to prevent the destruction
of the crops oy the grass. They also
organized Oranges in order to sys.
tcma,izc the system of agriculture and
remedy existing evils. Thcenergy
chants also displayed great mer-
in conducting their affairs.-
a bank was organized to facili
tato financial operations, and
was. of great benefit during the panic
in supplying money for the purchase
OF cotton and thus buoying up tho
market. Some of our enterrrisiny
citizens also erected new buiidiuys
Mr.. G. ii. McMaster replaced tho
old Thcspian Hall block with new
building, much handsomer and bett or
than tho old. hlessrs. Davidson and
McCarlcy and Cathoart closed up old
breaches with new stores, and Can't.
Harden and Mrs. Cathoart commenc.
ed new dwellings. The Associate
Reformed Congregation have new
and handsome church building com.
plctcd last year. a subsc, ipIion Of
/ s24OO was raised and handsome fire
engine was purchased and a fine
amateur brass band, though organic
cd previously, reached it's present OK.
celIence in 1878. At Blackstocls
Ki1gcway and Doko, similar improve.
ucnts were made, and villages are
now springing up, where Sherman
left desert.
We are pleased to note that dur
ing last year there wero no serious
disturbances in tho County, and that
the white and colored races, leaving
aside politics, got alon , we'll toge thor.
We are also pleased to note that
while the State Administration was
conducted badly, and while every.
thing connected with it was oharao.
ter'zed by Incompetent and reckless
extravagance, county affairs were
managed in such way as to give
confidence in tho County officials to
the people at large.
While we congratulate our people
opon their energy, we must depreoate