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, 1874-03-21
OHIO.


COLUMBUS, o., March 2o-Tho crusaders OBJ
served about tho usual programme to-day, ex-
cent that thia afternoon 125 ladios formal in
r.oo,a,;o,, - H. E;~,t r,~aat.ta.;a. r,...a,s
FloeIo'ioA a. Wv - rnsS nt'oos'oi'"u onuicn auo
marched TO inc stase-House, taking poBHession
OF tue rotunda and Tor nearly an l!our singing
and pray1'F; scores OF members Of the Gen.
oral Assembly ana attacnoa OF tue 6tato-HouHo
left theii places Of business and, with many
spectators, formed circle around tho pray
iiP latsioB. All tho Ladies' knelt IN prayer
oil hut Tow hats of tho spectators wero
lonovcj, aud perfect quot was observed. The
peculiar construction Of tho Stato-Houso makes
echo aud abundant noiao, mud members who did
not 500 tlt to oave thor Seats were Obliged to
lHten, 1t lonst to the echo, Of songs and prayer,
,Yntil the sorgeantn-at-Arms Of both Houses were
orterod to close tho doors. At tho cloHe OF the
mootlng tho procession reformed and marched
back to the church by way OF High street, sing
Ing aB they walked. ono ealoou-keeper Ia the
North End to-ohy sold out to a man who was
prayed ont OF Loudon. The crusadorH SAY they
propose to sfy tue efficacy of Columbus psayars
on hln,, a1ld TO keep 1t mp till lle surrenders.
AT CLEVELAND.
=, CLEVELAND, O., March &c. 20.-Notwiths hstanding
the rudo treatment tloy received yesterday, the
latttoB camo out to-day in still greater numbers
linn before, to renew the crusade against a.
loonB: On tho East Side everything passed OF
quietly, a number Of saloons on Carbon street
received. Oh tile Ncst Sjdo, ono band visited T.
, 1874-03-21

Coal $2,75 q Ton DGliVGre1,

small lot of goo frosl.ninod Illinois Lump at this
rr1ra. All other klnla Of fue at Hnrkot rates. o. IL
DYER CO., 73 Westinghouse. Yard woht ond Of Eat
, 1874-03-21

AMERICAN SILKS,
Cheney Bros
AMERICAN SILKS,
BLACK. and COLORED =.
GROS GRAINS.

Especial attention is invited
to the large assortment Of these
fabrics now offered by all the
Leading Dry Goods Stores in
the Country.
Silks of this manufacture
are made in the most approved
manner, and will not Crack or
Change Color in Wearing.
They are highly recommend
cd by all who have used them,
for Cheapness, Beauty, and
Durability.
, 1874-03-21
Organization Of the Chicago Temper
anoe Association.
Columbus, O., Women Pray FerventIy
at the Doors Of the Legislature.
Another Fight Between the Police and
Whisky Mob in Cleveland.
A Memorable Free Lunch at Fort Scott,
Kansas.

Nfro N f1,,. H.. t..-.,... - f..
"4o' ~ ooel, 'no temperance lcesnfor, yester~
day sent tile following lottor to Mayor Colvjn;
Again addrcHs you to ntoad with van fir 0hrl.,,e
dear aaku aud suffering htlnnutya pako not IL lin
w. tno buauny License Inv paeaot by onr City Council.
A. liz ric tic scycnth ax np r mat re. Is VEL
qnist and lovo tn tic bosom of iii family, ani for
sprltua e aa Gd rSllglous upon us
vii yoi. for tio sako Of rrostfytnu thu vtco. and
mcrsenary n.hcepora whose only object IN acl
e oxsnso Of nr me melf o%n 1 coHers a.
hulero 0od, by broakng this co,ntnandInent? 1''1'
II, Wili You thfuH. s,,r wrong md outrage upon TO-
ngIos g ana tempera'eo nwabidng citizens by letting
1ha rum lend !oose upon us ngain upon the Lords
lived IN t,,,cooo whom III, .o,rd =, n,,,s,, ,, ~,
coInmrnt Of eot In .c doro asconcn toasthsr
will loisero,tq ln,1ghtcr. drunken shouts. obsenuc
aongs, md haajlrnioua naths from agor1boor gar
deus aud saoosa from p N. Sundays unit! II p M,
ma Mnca % remhle ior tho safey of M children as
botwson sna nno noso -
au,lday. N 01~'' '''4''A' VI
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= ..,.r, vooa ba,ks. 90
~ ~ ,pn, Soo, rr.-'' / 90
~ 4. ss;.nIsv uindow sosb / 90
DO display aou pork light and salt barrels each, Diploma
BOOK lf~otAss l.
Best boar one year old aud over ~ 0 w
do BON under one scar old w
do SOW ono year old and over 4Vo
do SOW with not less than six sucking pigs D w
do bosraud and rot than =. u1og pig w
Awarding Committee w p Neale George Craig and Asa Nusgferr
BOOK l4--oLAsS l.
Wool SHEEP
and over Best ET; spa ss |ssE S Sa .v.
Eve over years old 5
LONG WOOL SHEEP,
Beat buck syer oldaa Best Eve9 year old AID
year old ard undero 3 year aud upde2
I" pair lambs buck aud eve
FAT sHEEP },
Swadng Committee T. B.ac s. Lewis and D. Alexander
BOOK l4--cLAss l.
ruoRouGn.pRED CATTLE.
old and over s S second bet COW 81 ,55aSsr
fss11 bull H's' year old and updcrs
81 ss ~ 81 5, S.;' ..l, ,.,,
second ss best breeding with calf 70
Awarding dS|ttee-- V B. op Joseph vu D. Lewis
BOOK !5--oLAss q Sweepstakes.
Best Best Bull Bull any any 81 Best ''i and cows
Awarding cmSte W Alexander Thos smcrvie and George
BOOK 10: GLASS Cattle Native or Grades
% bull y old over $40 Best COW year old and over Sl0
Second hat 8 second best s
IlniI yr old and under3 Best old and under D.
second best /" =" second best
Best BULL W old under Best heller T old nnu0r2 %
second best =" -" second pest - :, .
Best OWL nnder yeaf DtsI hett uputt o"e yep'ou .
second best , u, n se %9 ,'S 49,, NJ ,,
AN''''"S pooK H. c,Ass A. Swerntal,
49, A. ''F" .,o
Best bull any aeo STU Best COW any age, Sio
Best Bull and three VOWS, 49,. - ~
Awarding OonmieefJ Couch Sr D. McVuioch william Brown
Nv. Newman, John L. Sebrell
BOOK l5..0LAss 5..work Oxen and Steers
po ro,,o n Oyor m WORK four ,cnrs old apd ovcr a.
De- Osoot nxon "a, VOL ,hs war oJ and vno tur q
TSs yohso If Oypn far work under Ibree wears old
''' J 0 80 '' T,m ~ MR. N''
fAi va iNu'
Best Bullock aug OYER ~ Sess bullock %GCf' ~
pnoI * "T sss q onon ~ I @ a nl
Best Bull . $la
Best Cow M
De Dn non ~ y QUO '. '"4 o"D'' 70
Awarding ooamipc--mes W Smith, " Horton, A. George, &C
Lewis aud Thomas som'rylIe.
BooA iO''clAss i.,Jaeks and Mules
b bet JacS P.ss sipg' nautI Ir,.oa II h.
avdnr COMMITTEE Gideon Brown VIM Long, ana ayLutn
ROCK IA. GLASS o. Tborouph Irod Horses
tNo ,nsouH animal 10 ,eeS;oo n INV class
Best Stallion andovef sa Dest la Ayr Old and SO
second best second Ss9 best Il ,.S.,
,ssss s' se e. spps' second b a.
Beat q 9 g" G q &c Rest . = rs g 81
second best second best
best s.1.d4a.t, s fssona 5y,t
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yEvEH AID AGILE.

NOT remedial agent in s world ihat Mil cur Feya,
and Agle ard all other MAlriols, Bilious Scarlet.
Typhoid. Yellow, and other FeyerS laldrd by RAD.
WAYS PILLS. 50 Nnick ~ RADHAY'S READY RE-.
LIEF. Fliiy cents per bottle,
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new YORK CITY!

make Pleasure in informing their old Gus.
toners and the public generally, that they
have moved into their new and commodlols
1lore house on The corner Of Main and First
Streets, and they have just received from the
Eastern Cities, the mOstcomplete stock Of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
ORDIN ANCE:

TtAHE ,1NTBND.ANT. and ,,yardens OF tho
l. Town Of "ipnsboro In Gounoil a.
embed. do orlaIh that Twenty. FIVE
ENTS on every hundred dollars Of tho
assessed value Of all real property within
the corporate limits 1.-The Town. shall he
he levied TO tpesttbe current expense, of
eaid Trwhf for the Fiscal Year, commrno.
ing April 1914. and r, ending A rril
1s', 1873. And do, further !. ordain that
each and every male, eitixsn ofthe Town.
between 1.-The ageB Of eighteen and fifty
yea's Of aepssksll vork onRthe streets Of
the raid Town for twelve days. or com
mute for the same by paying into the
Treasury Of to Town tho, sum Of three
dollars. ~ II s., u Gji.!a
Done, in Council, In the Town Of Winns.
boro, this, l4tk day Of May, fS34. 'j'sN
49,. '7rfERRE pAcor,
y :" " e." = isrsR
l.. q. Intendant.
sSsssGs Sox4G Z.,4QoG
- ". NJ Nstsos, .... ~
e. Clerk Of Counoil. T..
etasy shtf"tSA% 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
SHERIFF SALES.

PY virtue Of an execution to mo di :
- rccted will sell before the Court
Il ouse door in WinnIboro within the legal
honrrs Of sale on tho firar Mop4ay in June
next, aud day following for cash tho
following Personal Property to wit i,
twenty-five thousand pounds OF seed
CoftQn more or less. Levie, upon ns the
of Thomas W. Rabb against John II
CnthcnrL.
Ono Box Car. Number. No. 81, lcyiefl
nfsn as the nroperty o. the Greenville
'and"Columbin Rail Roai Company A. the
snit qfMaria Brown, against the, Green
Vile and Columbia Rail,Road Company.
l.. ". DUVALL,
e. d ~ ;, e.. " 81 +. q.
sheriff'a Odide.
Winnsbnro', 4. C, 80. ...'.
May is, 1874. ....
may 19-t1x2 ..,.
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NEW a DvERTlsEMENTs.

NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sheriff. s.'e-;L, w, ,paeal. j
Bank Reports. B. tlowney,
'Coshicr.
JUS Received-J NJ. Galloway.
.,Ci,atipn-W: NJ. Nelson.
Town Ordinance Wv. NJ. Nslrou,
elk. Of Council.
Just Rsceivrd-D D. II. Flcnniken.
Millincry-p. Lavdcrdale.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

P'ooo w h"'S petb tnc WOrk VI AL lu-
ceudiury.
W- Tho Great Southern CIRCUS
exhibited ip, Winnsboro on Tuosday ,.
the 18th Of May. The Menagerie Is
not large, and but few of tho more
i"portuut animals are exhibited.
The circus, however, was very good,
especially the trape4e Performance
4nd slack rore Walking of Jennie
Tournairc. Au imp ession prevails,
;hut this oircu. is very poor. Blu.
10 our opinion it is fully as good %
aUy We have seen for years.
W" There seems to have been
great caielessness in the assessment
aud collection of taxes this last year.
A great muny tax executiout have
been Issued "guiust parties who have
produced their receipts. Oae of the
agents employed in riding over the
'ouutry, reports a good many small
prorer'y.holders as not .beipgsat all
IN the bouks. Tre whole matter nab
been conducted loosely.
G1 The Strawberry Este Tharsdpy
"ight was success. >Fally"aenough
money was collected for the purpose
tor which the jete was given. The
lady managers request US to return
thor warmc>t ,bafks to the charita.
by disposed OF nh denominations
who by their assistance and prescucr
aobtI ibuteo 80 much to the success of
he affair. We learn that the nett
proceeds were $6s.7o.
" There arc jlst 1890 acre, Of
iand besides several town lots and
many dwelling sadvertis .i ii the d.
linqueLt tax sulcs Cor Fai. field County.
An equivalent Of four iu, dred fifty
ac,t farms, under the Sher,tf's ham.
mer.. A,Mpng thsse are lands belong.
ing to .eveial Radical politicians,
aud good many co!ored people
The ulternutive is presented t. the
people of giving part Of their lands
tor Immigration, or losing it all Tor
taxes. will they hesitate
" Wo return thsnls to the
Committees of the Euphen.ian and
Philomathcan Societies of Erskine
Cvllege, Due West. for an imitation
so the Commencement exercises OF
these Societies. The b. Baccaiaureatc
tcrmon will be delivered Juno .2ath,
by Rev. II. ". Knbn., the snnivcr-
AIRY OVATION by r. 7. J Caldwell
Esq, and tue alumni ora,ion BY
G.. b. simopton E.q.
We a SO return tanks for an invita-
sion " the EXERCISES VI the Calhoun
Literary Society, Of W.fford College.
The debate will be, "Wvuld Ireland
be ben, fitted by sepa' alton from,
Eaglaud." The valedicto.i. n is MIR .
G. B. Sessions, OF South Carol'na.
W we are reqHesteu to publish
thu following not,os.
The ChAi.men Of The various Com
uittees to organize township uuivns,
are authorized to. appoint as many
additional l.emheIs Of the committee
as are neceesary to onnyass the town.
ships thoroughly. They are r. ques
ted to Organize uuiuns as soon a.
pract'cAble with Il .President, Ssc-
retnry, aud TieaShrer and elect tw .
deieRates from ,ach un;un to meet
III W,nnsboro for the formation Of: II
County 'Uniou. A. caoli tuttQn is
organized it'is request ed that 'Nh6,i-
ticut'on Of ,he same be sent tu Mr.. II.
Meaus Davis, Winnsb ,rn :.
Is. i E!.KIN,
Chair. Meeting raxpay ers.
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Chair. Meeting raxpa, ers.

: eWS At least. three foarths of the
peoil of Hatfield, ,-Are ishoraut of
the township in which they live
This gives rise to .kreat confusion
both in collecting taxes aud iu other
matters. Tie townships are laid IF
in the Auditors office on Mill,'
Atlas Of 1920. This is about as in.
telligible as mHking Of the present
divi inns Of Europe according t,
P'oie"y's map. The. people o. Fa ir.
field need county map, aud need it
badly. We have DO doubt if one
were made for a reasonable price,
several hundrel copies could be sold.
Who will try tho experiment.
G- The Grand Jury reefdisssa to gtSnt
"t4vern lioanses'' to any lii qnor do.l.
ers in the county. We believe this I'd
be wise in view of tho fact tliat this
is election year, and political eScite.
ment always ,ises III nroportioh'to to the
liquor consumed. Quart Licenses ca n
90 taken out. Some persons argue
that this refusal is wrong, for the
reason that men will have liduor.
That some persons will drinkiu spite
Of all restraint, is true; but there are
great MANY teibpetate persons VINO
will take drink with 4 ,iiie1d Wien
that drink can be easily obtuiued,
that will not buy quart lii uor at
time when 10 smaller quantity oan
90 obtained. Again, these country
one s'ss IT, spas 70
Inevitably break out from deep tip.
pIing.
G- Gen. Bratton has, returned
from the meeting in Charleston Of
tho Committee 10 ii. in.ves,;i t,;i ipa,e tho
affairs Of the Bank 81 Tie Siatss. oI Ia
an interview with him be stated Chat
the committee had labored fsitIfuIly
jjsos: rho ftpRoastt ~ VIII necessarily be-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

jon Pn,NTINo.-Our Office has beou
fitted with all materials necessary
for printing jobs of every description.
Bills, Letterheads. Posters, Invitation
and Business Cards &C., 81.
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why are tie, Indies the birges.
thie,e in existence ?-Bsoause they
steel their petticoats, bone their stays,
crib their babies and hook thel-
dresses .
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N.oca4 &Ssa a1a1b q.

. a6- Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
Will be inserted in our, columns exocp
upon payment Of TEN CEN rs limo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

::w' Tie graves of soldiers in the
different church yards in town were
appropriately wre .thed On Saturday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

~ we rtgre. to chronicle the
death of Henry, the iufan, son Of Mr..
an3 Mrs. II. A. smith, on Saturday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

goods: Ttrifsaoss, ,sAeais,,y!selr, u q gvashoa.
y, No in-urance. The fre IS sup
posed 10 have been the work Of an in.
ceudiury.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

'Coshicr.
JUS Received-J NJ. Galloway.
.,G.atipn-W. NJ. Nelson.
Towp> Ordinance Wv. NJ. Nslron,
elk. Of Council.
Just Received D. II. Flcnniken.
Millincry-p. Lauderdalc.
s5De Tie graves Of soldiers in the
different ohuroh yards in town were
appropriately wre .thed On Saturday.
~ We rtgre. to Chronicle the
death Of Henry, the infan, son of Mr..
an3 Mrs. II. A. Smith, ON Saturday.
IT, Mrs. Jno. D. McCirley has
'pl"ed upon our table the largest
Irish pota os we have seen this sea-
son. The Grand Central is ahead
yet.
ot- The night trains are discon.
tiued for the present. The down ds y
passenger has returned to the old
srHodhle. NrassiHp the Jp mai: at
Dvko, Instead OF Ridgeway.
" Crops are very backward. A
gentleman from.the cohntry Informs
us tnat he has had squares on his
cotton by, tho fsth Of May, and
blooms a month later, some years,
but that thi, year be hasn't seen even
q cotton leaf.
aW" Niles G. Parker t. q lawyer,
full fledged. He Was admitted to thu
bar Of Richlond county last w3oek
His. examination upon criminal law,
especially larceny, is said to have
shown close acquaiutance with the
subjeot. {
'G+ Rev. w. II. Milburn the, blind
rteuyher Of Kentucky who has q ma.
tional reputation for elcquence, is
delivering lectures in different parts
of 'he State. Cannot he Ge Brought
to Wiun>boro7 Let soue of our
leadlug citiz' ns comn unica,e will,
Mr.. M''ba.n,ands req nest him TO lee.
ture here. '~". ~: .e,r,...... e. =;
W The Sentence of Henry \.
Smntn has been ,oommated trom n
years confinement IN the reuiten,ia, 3
to Ii years impr isoment inthe Fair
frld Jail. The 61e is not remitted.
We saw tie ropris We 10 the Sheriff.
oftire, stating that it is given 10,
"dlve's good causes aud oonsidera.
tions." ~.
W Mr.. Copos, believing from the
nct'o" OF the Supreme Court in the
Humbert matter, that the removal Of
himself by tho Governor will pc sus.
TIMED, has gracefusla yielded to Mr.
Davidson. Mr.. Davidson is therefor, e
Auditor for Fairfield County. Au
evidence cf "patient waiting no loss"
" The missing street lamp was
found on Thursday. John Coed, u
n colored m.n found with it iu the
country, aud incarcerated in prison
by Justice Maokey. 1t is SD cir.
s4fustanee ttat. u poor benighted
individNal Should lie this .ha, SHY
dealt with for merely wishing tor
'moreiight."
w. DR.. T. G. Mobley, in q few
hours on Saturday enrolled about
fifty members Of 1'ownship Union No;
4. A pretty good beginning. The
work is being actively prosecuted
and we hope to have fill Union 8
over the whole County. Let us sec
which township will 9 ahead in thi,
noble work, our only hope,) for redsmp.
tion.
G~ Our warmest thanks Are due
Mi. Horlbe ck for basket of deli.
cio9s strawbsrr,es, decidedly the lar.
gest Of the seaason. Mir. Horibeck
has flouriehing patch, aud hss be er
supplying thd toSh VIII ttis deli.
oious f.uit. He knew the Editors
Wetknesa. tn nIr n,,i,,inn otr.,,bo.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20
The State Of South Carolinai.
FAIRFIELD County.

By ": N; NELSON, Esq, Probate Judge
IkfHEREAs, sallie N. Coleman hath
w mad" suit 10 me, to grant her Let.
ters Of Administration of the Estate and
effects Of Junathan u. Coleman. deceased.
These are therefore 10 cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred md Creditors { f
the ehid jonathan d. Coleman. deceased,
that they DO and appear before mo. ina he
Court Of Probate TO, be-. held Mt Fnirfeld
Court House, 8. G. on the 29lh Jay Of May
next. after. publication, hereof, at IL
O'clock III the forenoon, 10 shew cause If
any they have. Why the said Am minis,rn-
lion should not be granted, T..
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
May, A. D. 1874.
~ W. NJ. NELSON,
may 16-tIx2 j. P.F. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

n FINE lot or Flesh Groceries, jurt
received by John D.. MtCarley., consisting
orr Crates C"bbages.
Salt Herring, ..
bhls, No. !. Maokercl,
siol dostp NIX Ills No. l, 2 .uds,
hlhEkcrel. =
Alao q lot ofCondensed Cod Fish for
Family use, which oan recommend from
experience. -. Coifpe and Sugar of all
Grades, Lard. Bacon and Hams, N. C.
Mountain Buttef, Cheese and Crackers Of
all kinds, Meal, Hominy and Flour Of tho
best grades. Also Canned Goo5s Of all
kinds, Oysters, Canned Penches and Pine
hpples, Tomatoes Ca.sup, Sa,dines, and
americ can CLUB Fish. Everything that can
20 had IN tifsI class Grocery, and also a
tine lot Of Leaks Twist Tobacco, 1000
Fignro Cigars aud other grades: nod,best
"il : constantly on hand tho best quality
Jf. Liquors that o,n DO Ind. Nathan,b
,;abinct, Rurkes Rye. aal Lynchbure
Rye. Eclsoh Co.. Kentucky Rye, that oan
'ot be escelled. Cone and Try for your.
selves and be your own judge.
John b. McCarley.
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IT, Mrs. Jno. d. McCarley has
'pl"ed upon our table the largest
Irish pota os we have seen this sea-
son. The Grand Central is ahead
yet.
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" The night trains are di,con.
tiued for the present. The down day
passenger has returned to the old
srHodhle. Nrass'He the Jp mai! at
Doko, Instead OF Ridgeway.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

uAvlNG disposed Of my Livery inter,
IL est to n. 7. Terrill. 1 viii keep
constantly on hand Uorsea aBt mules fpr
sale. Parties in want Of good steCk will
do We'll TO give mo d osll.; ..,r ="
i lave also opened d Cavriare, Buggy
and Wagon .Fnptory. IAN. work neatly
executed and warranted. Give noe, o sail
: IIaG .t as Az. dOODING.
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o. Crops are very backward A
gentleman from. the country Informs
us tnat he has had squares on lis
cotton by, tho fsth Of May, and
bloums a month later, some years,
hut that thi- year be hasn't seen even
cotton leaf.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

eW" Niles G. Parker t. q lawyer,
full. fledged. He Was admitted to til e
bar Of Richland county last woek
His. examination upon criminal law,
especially larceny, is said to have
shown close acquaintance with the
subjcet. {
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1874-05-20

" Rev. w. II. Milburn the, blind
rtteuvher Of Kentucky who, has q ma.
tional reputation for elcquence, is
delivering lectures in different parts
of The State. Cannot iGioc J5o J5 Brought
to Winn>toro2 Let some of our
leadlng citiz' ns cumn; uhica,e With
Mr.. M,ibn,n,aud @feque. him TO lec.
ture h, re. @-~' ~; ~ e.. :;
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w. Our warmest thanks Are due
MI. Horlbe ck for basket of deli.
cio1s Strawberries, decidedly the lar
gest Of the seasonn. Mir. Hvribeck
has a fouriehing patch, aud hss BE- ell
supplying thd toSh VIII tbis deli.
oious f'uit. lie knew the Editors
week.-mrs.. IL our opinion, strawber.
rles and eresm,are the aoule of good
things here below. ,..
gW" The Enterprise and Moun.
tainesr, OF Greenville, has been pur.
obhsed by company, and will con:
tinue rs before, the Conservativel o.
gan Of the County. Mr. Nathan II.
Davis; fotherly Of this County, is
bhief editor, aud has as his associate.
I: NJ: Bryan, Esq , d son of Judge
Bryan, and q. rising young lawyer of
Creebville. Mr.. Bailey sill, n.anages
the financial department.. This IL
btt0ne team, and will draw we'll.
FIRE At BLAcksrocx.--Wo re.
gret TO learn that destructive fire
occurred at Biackstovk on Sduday af.
ternoon. The establishment of Cald-
we'll II Stewart g. Co., and an uuoccu.
p'od building wslo burned down. The
propfietors Of the former, .atuye suo
seeaae 9saying q portion Of their
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w. DR.. &c. Mobley, in q few
hours on Saturday enrolled about
fifty members Of Township Union No.
4. A pretty good beginning. The
work is being actively prosecuted
and we hope to have full Union 8
over the Whole County. Let us see
which township will | g ahead in thi,
noble work, our onty hope for redsmp.
tion.
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W The Sentence of Henry \.
Sn't" has been oommated from a
,eor's confinement IN the repitentia,y
,to "a years imprisoment inthe Fair
h"l" Jail. Tie 'doe Is not rSenisted.
We saw tie ropris We 10 the Sheriff.
ofiire, stating that it is given 10.
"d've's good causes aud consideru-