The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-29

der !, ..as.,,,.s. .------'. ..n .....,..
y 5 8P1c,N1c.-!rhe colored fremon
,o1a1 intend celebrating to-day, their sec,
4&ss & ond anniversary, with picnic, and
/ Eto, have jolly time generally in the
''s& woods 60, They understand how to
% get up good dinners as we'll as to
~, pnt out fire. Wo wish them good
zsf2 time g. n.uf Dia ,as n.a~ .4.vas
Littlo Alice Morris came near
meeting with a serious accident
ter Thursday afternoon, While out
riding she was thrown from the
Y buggy, the wheels passing over her
nel neck. Fortunately she was not badly
led hurt GfnfA - s.
- "a MORE TRoops.--A battalion of 450
nks U. S. Troops were to ,haye arrived in
Sta Charleston Wednesday evening from
Fortress Monroe. We are at loss
to know the object of sending more
ket troops to this State. Everybody
be knows that we haven't said or done
anything since the boys serenaded
II onest John Patterson last fall.
'jor But such is lne
the
the TRIAL Jusr1cE Counrs -Mosae
Jeter and Henry Williams were be-
fore Justice Robertson Wednesday
the for refusing to pay poll tax They
"n. plead guilty, and paid up in prefer
ence to going to jail. Sam Egleston
was bound over the court of general
sed sessions to answer the charge of
re malicious mischief .'.. J.
ork
we WHOLESALE HoUsE.-By referenc
to our advertising column it will be
seen that Messrs James S. Elder &
I'LL Co., have opened wholesale dry
ds. goods store one door north of r. El-
zen ders. Thesegentlemen intend doing q
strictly wholesale business, and will
;, sell goods MS cheap as can be bought
'ie in New York. Don't fail to give
'ho them call. ..s.. 4
,xt. :.
'oo S. LANDECxER & CO.-Tho
handsomcst stock of Mems and
Boys Clothing in town. Don't fail
VI to call
He .....,
'io Familiar faces are always gladly
hniled among us. This is certainly
fact regarding Mr.. p P. Toales
= advertisement which appears in an
rye other column. We can safely say
no that Mr.. Toale is. the. Champion
D. Manufacturer of DOORS Sash and
Blinds, to which he adds large list
=, "' of requisites for the completion of
ne .,s any building. TO the needy we say
Will "send for his prices"
me-.
W. MORNING STAR.-This we'll known
int saloon will open for the fall and
mo winter season OH Friday. MIR.
is, Groeschel, the proprietor, informs
ino us that lie will keep constantly on
hand, oysters, fish, game and every
thing else that can be had to tempt
rise the appetite of the most fastidious.
wit Fred has charge of the cooking de-
ing partment, and every ono knows he
of fixes things pin style.
ARRESTS, IN, I,AURENs.-T latest
our news from Larlrens, says the New
sba- berry Herald, is that Washington
ing and Walker Schell, brother and
lent nephew of DR.. Shell, have been ar
eas. rested for the murder of Crews.
,ted It is said, that there are no less
than twenty-one warrants ready to
be served. And now begins again
ores the reign of terror in that t,nfortu-
nos. nate County.
ing ------, Il'i 1'1'
ime TRIAL JUSTICE Courts.
of Cork and May Walls were before
~ " Justice Robertson on Saturday the
former for the hog stealing, tho lat
n q ter for assault and battery Both
.vor were convicted, but paid fine and
heir costs in preference to going to jail
ton On Friday Wilson Jeter was tried
pay before Justice Robertson for wife
ling beating. q He was convicted, and
turned over to the tender mercies of
the jailor for Is days.
Mrs. -
auti JEWISH YEAR.---The 30th of Sep
med tember, 1876, is the lst day of flFishri
rrics in the efJowish calendar, and is known
nres as New Years Day, boing the first of
nent the jewish year. The 9TH OF Octo-