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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-29

mlNsEaNt1c p0ksO1hss Has been widely used
duringthe last twenty-five years, In tho treat
ment Of these distressing diseases, and with
such unvarying success that It has gained tho
reputation of being infallible. Tho shakes, or
cliills, once broken by it, do not return, until
the disease is contracted again. This has made
it an accepted remedy, and trusted speciasc,
for the Fever and Ague OF the Wesfs ana tho
Chills and Fever of the South.
Ayers Aguc Cure ei adicttcS the noxtoMs
l,DiSou from the system, and leaves the pa
tient as wen as before the attack. lI
thoroughly expeils tho disease, SO that no Liver
Compiainfs, Rheumatism NenlAlgiaa., Dysen-
fI.ry or Debfity follow the rlre. Indeed, nero
disorders OF the Liver and Bowels have occurred
nom Mias1natfc Poison, 1t removes the cause
Of them and they disappear. Not only ~ II an
efFecf,lal cure, but, If fasen ocsslstopally py
patients exposed 10 malaria, IT VIII exper the
poison md protect them from attack TRAY.
eiicra ana tcinporary residents IN every and ~
Auae localities are thus enabled to defy tne
dfscnse The Geneflll Debility which ts 80 APT
to elisuc from continued exposure to nIalarns
and Mi.lsrif, has no slscedicr remedy. FOE
Liver Complaints, it is am excellent rcmcdy.
PREPARED ny
Dr. y. e. AVER q co., lowell, MASSES
Pr1ict icall and Analytical ChcnIfsts. j..
EsSs~ Sold by all druggists and Dealers ~ ~
Medicine. 'AS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-29

Now that Oregon has a pronounced
Democrat, or ratI.cr IS to Lave, in tile
next Congress, aud as tlsat body will
be largely Democratic, if promises mean
anything coming from tke said newly
made Honorable, we may hope to see
Oregon enter upon new era of graud-.
eur and prosperity as soon as he takes
off lis teggings i'll Washington. Ap-
preparations Of sufficient magnitude TO
wing dam ard otherwise aid navigation
on the Willamette from its head to the
mouth, will be secured by the simple
asking OF this great man. and all the
other blessings promised in the canvass
are to flow, like the current of our mag
nificelIt river, on and on, untiI-another
election for Congressman is at hand.
It may be a good thing to promise, but
it is much better to perform, and GER
tainly we hope Lafayette viii turn out
TO be first class performer.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-10-29

OPPosEp TO RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
The Papal Nuncio in Madrid, in a re-
markabIe circular TO the Spanish Eish-
ops, protests against the religious toler-
alton granted under the proposed new
Spanish constitution, which it denoun-
ces as a 'sfalse principle ina nation en-
inently Catholic The following is
the text of the offensive article in the
proposed constitution
ssNo one can be rnolested on Spanish
territory for his religious opinions, nor
forsthe exercise of bis respective worsh-
ip, unless necessary from the respect
due to Christian morality"
This passageis declared by the Nnn-
clio to be s'fraught with disasterous
consequences to the Spanish nation,
which from tirne imnemorial has been
in the possession Of the precious treas
are of Catholic unity.''
The Spanish Government refuses to
sanction the change proposed by the
Papal Nuncio. While it adheres to
the Catholic Chnrch, and respects its
teachings, it will not deny to other re-
ligIous organizations the right to pro-
lection, and equality before the law.
An,answer to this effect has been sent
to Rome.
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Ayers Ague Cmre.

For she speedy Reasef 81
Reniaitten9 FeEer, DuunnaS
= rague, Periodical or Rl1Aogls
Fever. &ce.s m1K@l AnRAAAeAA mAR
tEae RfAectkn8 which @rAa0
from sanaRarlOus. maMPana. Ons
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-30
TESTIMONIALS.


| ~ have never seaa or tried stoh
simple efioacicus. satisfactory aud pleas.
ant remedy in my life," Hainss, St.
Louis, Mo. rs, .,
Hon. ALEX, q. Stephens.
81 occasionally use, whoa my condition
requires II. DR.. Simmons Liver Reguin.
tor with good effeot."--iIon. Alex. III.
Stephens. ~'
Governor Of Alabama
"Iour Regulator has been In use IN my
family for some timo, and am pursuaded
It Is q valuable addition to tho medical
science Gov. ]. Gill Shorter, Ala.
~ have used The Regulator in my fami.
ly for tho past seventeen years. can
safely recommend it to tho world as tho
best medicine I havo ever used for that
class Of diseases it purpors to oure."--
II. F. Thfgpen.
President City Bank.
"simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
good and ofRoaoious medicine. ."-AC. A,
Nutting,
Druggists.
"We have been acquainted With Dr
Simmons Liver Medic nc for moro than
twenty years, and know II 10 be the best
Liver Regulator offered TO the publio."-.
NJ. Il. Lyon and II. l.. Lyon, Bellefontains
On.
~ was cured by Simmons Liver Rega
lator, after having suffered several years
with Chills and Fever-"R. r. Andorsoh ,
Che clergy.
II Have bden o dyspetio for years bs
gan tho Regulator two years ago; Il ha
acted like a charm in my oaso."--Rov. {
q. Holmes.
Ladies Endorsement.
1T have given your medioino q
thorough trihl, and IN no oase has Il failed
to give satisfaction. ."-.lEllen Meachen,,
CHAT ahooohee; Fla. ....
Sheriff Bibb County.
"l have used your Regulator with soc.
'ccssful eEeot in bilious Ooiic and Dys.
popsia. 1t Is on exoellent remedy and
certainly public blessing. 20. Master.
son, Bibb County Ga.
MY Wife.
"My wife md self have used tho Regu.
lator for years, and testify to It's great
virtues. ."--Rev. ]. Folder, Perry Ga.
"lthnk Simmons Dtvur Regulator ono
of thc beat hedioines ever 'maae for tho
Liver My wifo and many others, have
fused it with wonder, fGl effect. ."--IH, K,
Sparks, Albauy, Ga. ""
m. b.
"l hnvo used the Regulator In my Yami.
~, also IN my regular PRACTICE, ana have
found it a most valuable and satisfactory
cdioine, and beliove If II was used by
o profession II would bo cf service in
many cases. know very much Of
mpohent parts, and 'certify its msdi-
uafities arc perfgotfy harmless."---
iggs, VI. D MI,on n, Ga.
. PKG .,..
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GOOD NEWS FOR THE THIRSTY.

Come all you thirsty souls that lounge
about the street,
III tell you Of The place whure yon had
better moet.
Our young friend. s. f. Cooper, has lately
come TO town,
Con's forget his siguboasd as you look
around. .N.. .. ".-.
Then wncn yon are tbirsty you'll get
something good TO drink,
But dent forgot to pay him, for he's a
lover of the ohink.
There's no plaoc iu this burg where you'll
be kinder waited on than
By our young friend s. F. Cooper for q
Bar he's just the man.
TIe is kind and attentive and acoommo.
dating too, ..,.,. ..
Call on him for drink. ond you will find
that this is true. r.
Ills wines arc oil mellow--of the best
vintage they have been pressed
They arc ripcned we'll by age, and he Jeep
the ve.Y best. @.s
His decanlers and glasses are always
clean and nice,
His malt liquors are cool, for no keeps
them Upon ioe.
In the morning when you are thirsty d
milk punch will 90 swebtly DOWN,
When you have drunk it,you'li Do refresh
! ed aud altogether sound.
Or If q Catawba Cobbler you should in .
| least desite, g.,
He'll mako ono cool enough TO extract last
nights Are.
Then give merit duo reward and do not
| forgot young Cooper's Stand, I'D
You will thank me for the hint snd find
he's.jast the man.
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DR.. J. Walkers California Win.

Dre y. WHikcCS C0IfIOrnaa Ylns
egar Bitters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from tho na-
tive herbs found Oh tho lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Califor-
niN, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therofrom without the use
Of Alcohol. :. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What is tho cause of tho
unparalleled success of VINEGAR BIT
TERsf" Our answor is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and tho patient re-
sovors his hoalth. They are tho great
blood purifier and q life- giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. sNever before in the
history Of the world has o medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BiTTRRs In healing tho
sick Of every disease man is heir to. they
are gentle Purgatiyo rs we'll as Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and Viscoral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALKEa,s
VINEGAR BlTTKRs aro Aporient, Diaphoretio,
Carminatiye, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic,
6eda'ive, Counter. .1ritant, Sudorifie, Altera.
tive. and Anti-Bilious. :.
IL. H. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agts, San Francisoo California,
and oor. OF Washington and Charlton Ste. N. Y.
Sold by nu DruBgists and Dealers. ,
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!, ,SpeciaI Notices.

CHAaLEs LAME, EssAYlsr. denouuo d
all spirituous liquors as "Wet
Damnntion." Poor fellow he knew
whereof he spake. by sad OK perienoe, aud
II living, would apply the sano to Aloo-
hol,S Exoitants, advertise d as Gurealls.
But there / ono Tonic and Alternative in
existence tho beat tho world has ever
known-which contains no alcohol. It is
DR.. Walkers. california Vinegar Bittcrs
How TO KEsronE Tnn PROSPERITY ov
THE SrArE.-Keep your money Mt home,
Do not send away for anything which you
oan obtain as well hcrc rs elsewhere. We
do not advocate paying $6 for hat which
you oan buy abroad for even 81 90. but
when you oan buy your Blank Books OF
the best grade. at prices as low ns New
York. then, send 10 Walker, Evans g.
Cogswell, Cha, lesion 8. c., md purchase
what you need. Al their Blank Books are
m ado in Charleston, and your encourage. g.
men' will sustain q worthy mauu fa"turing
enterprise.
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.... $50, l43,6 ,67.3
The nulla bona returns arc very
large this year, but thio arises from
the fact tho former Auditor brough,
over the entire nulla bona re.
turns OF last year. Many pieces Of
land were charged to two or more
parties. There will be very SUI oil
nulla bona tax next year, as the
Auditor is exercising great care in
preparing his abstract for the coming
year. Very few pieces of land we're
sold at the delinquent tax sales, show.
ing that tho people Of Fairfield paid
their taxes as fully as to those Of
any other county. ...
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n. w. Phillips,
DEALER IN FURNITURE

nFTIE very best qualities. fnr rarlors.
~ Chambers aud Dining Rooms. Fol-
design and workmanship, UNEQUALLED! |!
| offer ut pricos that defy competition
BedStcadS
MADE Of hard wood, and warranted to
give entire sntlsfac!ion. keep no infrr;-
or quality. Use economy and buy The
best, and buy where you can buy the
cheapest.
Sleep Comfortable
AND BUY the Peoples SPRING BED
It ~ the best in the market without ex-
ception. They arc cheap.
Kentucky
RATTAN and Split scat Chairs spe.
cinlty. Our prices arc beyond compe.
tition
Mattresses
OF my own manufacture, Window
Shades, Wall Brackets, Packets and
Mirrors.
Repairing.
FURNITURE neat tly repaired nj 1noder.
atePrices. Picture fra mos made TO order.
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49, II. y! q ~
H. i NzI NlE @ NT -
EMRssazzzEsszEszwEagSuw sa
EL / V r. k
Hsazz1azEGaEa aH a Hz% a.. ts
4 - S q
IL | VIE iiB
REq4QJ HAArI,QDR

of Liver
s6ouder
In
The hl
siderable
something
of but the liver
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Local aGayaibs.

ray Weare net responsible FOR Tho opin-
ons of correspondents.
BD~ Communioations to this office
will not be noticed unless accompanied
by the real name of the writer. X ~ ..s3i,
BsS" Any person in the County having
knowledge of any ciroumstanoe, of interest
occurring in his neighborhood will confer
afayor by furnishing Information. this
Office. af. ~ ~. $E ~ :
Local Notices will be Inserted
(e1oept BY special ;oontfaot) at the
fol lowing rates. 4,,.@sa
For tenSlines and under - $500
For each additional line. .i5o.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-30

oonyiaEs WenG UP IN ,SucceSsiou auQ
pointed out the various divisions Of
land and water on the two hemis.
pheres. The soholars, though some
we're only Eve years of age, exhibited
astonishing acquaintance with the
subject, and enawered correctly and
promptly when shipped in rapid suc-
cession from Hindostan to Louisiana,
the Sea of Marmora, to the Ohio
River, the Amozon or lake Erie,
pointed out in succession the divis.
ions of Asia, Europe and America
with the capitals Of each. In doing
this they exhibited eutolligenoe
showing they were not answering by
rote. They tbou exhibited proficiency
in writing, reading and arithm stio,
and concluded by singing several
songs worry. creditably. When We
say that the examination was as good
as any we ever saw we are
not saying too much. It
was not o regular examination
either, but merely routine work.
Mr.. Richardson deserves credit for
the progress ho has made in teaching
the young idea how to shoot. Among
the scholars who distiuguished them.
selves, were Abe Steele, Tommy
Ayers, Eddie Holmes, Willie Gold.
log, Willie Brioe and Sarah Liston.
These ranged from S to Z years.
:. Deeming that report Of the flnan.
ciaI condition of the County would
DO of Interest to our readers, we call
ed on Treasurer Nelson few DAYS
since to ascertain the amount of taxes
collected last year in Fairfield, and
tho disbursements OF the same. Mr..
Nelson very courtee3sly gavo US the
required information and explained
fully his abstracts which ore models
of neatness. He expresses himself
willing to furnish any information
concerning the working of his Office
to all parties interested. ...
The following statistics wero fur.
nished US:
COUNTY TAX.
Total amonnt charged TO Trsn~urer "a
per abstract OF duplicate $zl,9S9,4I.4
Or.
By deduction.
and abatcments
by Comptroller
General for er.
roncous assess,
ment3, Co., and
mlta bona taxes ST ,420.07.0
By deductions
Widows lax 2,l53,00.6
by Treas. Com. 100000
$4,U7307.6
Total nett coll. 1889 Al. a -21, $3.50 Al d
OF this mott TAX collected, $ll,943,62.6
was the ordinary 5 uill tax, and SIS. 97l -
81 2 was the sT eoia1 tax of IA mills for
past Indebtedness.
STAT. TAX
Total amount charged to
treasurer, S46,842.lO.0
CIR.
By nett coils. 40609Z3-6
BY Deductions 2,l6G,U0.3
By nulla bona
returns l,076,871 ....
BY Comm'ns. 1000 90 ,O-$45, ,842.10 8
POLL TAX. ... .
Amoun. charged 49,. $2,87I.O0
Nettlc. lie ,tions $l,ol0.O0
Turned over to .c.
Co. CONS. for
collection $1,000
Abatement over
ag:, No., 186.00 $2,871.00
TOTAL COLLECTIONS.
For State purposes 40,sO9,23.5
~ "a
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BuneqARy.-Some bold scoandrel
entered the bed oh amber Of Mr.. " :.
B. Creight in which he and his family
were sleeping, aud removed tho
pants, coat and vest of Mr.. Creight
to the front door whore they were
siaed. Fortunately Mr.. {. had put
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-30

, We are glad to- loafh that tho
Baptist Church near Crosbyville; 10
this County known as. Cool Branch
is. rapidly approaching 'conpletiou'.
The w,~k is under the .spcqiAl.: super
vision Of our old friend. Mt. %K T..
Quiun:a,''t 4 ;, 80 :. -. =; =.
''''-'E'
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THE FAVORI'EE
HoIne Rcnne dv-

Is warranted not to contain single
particle Of Mercury, or any injurious
mineral substance, but Ia a.. 80 s.
PURELY VEGETABLE .
containing those Southern roots and Herbs
which an allwiso Providence has placed
in countries where Liver Diseases most
prevail. II will cure all diseases onuscd
ny dcrong .me.Ls Of tho Liver and Bow
els,
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
Is emincntly family medicine, and by
bling kept ready for immediate resort will
save many an hour ofsuffcring and many
n dollar in time and doctors bills '
After over Forty Years trial il is still
receiving tho most unqualified testi.
moninls toitU virtues from persons Of tn Q
highest character and responsibility.
Eminent physicians commend it as the
most =
Efeotual Specific.
for consumpti IN, Headache. Pain in tho
shoulders Dizziness, Sour Stomach, bad
taste il the mouth, bilious attacks, Pal
pitntion of tho Heart. Pain in the regions
Of the Kidneys, dcspondcncy, gloom and
70, ebOdings of evil, all Of which ore the
offspring ofa diseased Liver.
For DYSPEPSIA or Indigestion.
armed With this .antidofe all climates ana
changes of water md food may he faced
without fcnr IA Remedy IN Malarious
Fcvers, Bowel Complaints, restlessness.
Jnundite, Nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL
It is tho cheapest. purest and the best
Fomily Medicine in the world
Caut1ofn.
Huy M powdcrs..or Prepared Simmons Liver
Regulator unless in our engraved wrap
per with Trade mark, stamp and signrture
unbroken. None ether Is goruiue.
j. III. ZEILIN e. co.
Macon, Ga, and Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TAKE
Simmons Liver Regulator.
For MI diseases ofthc Liver, Stomach and
Spleen. AS q remedy in .
MGlarious. Fovers, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia. Mcnlal Depression Rest.
lessncss. Jaundicc, Nausea. Sick
Headche, Collie, 'Coustipa-
ton and Billiousncss.
IA q = No"q'ua1
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'E.. :. J. ~ t....a. - ....
:? Col. "A. .. Davis - PRESIDENT. Il
~ Rri H.;H. .HdmundsH and w. u.
Coleman' Vlce Presidents.
.. Is. Pointer, Secretary.
John NJ. Edmunds, Treasurer.
Inc hrst debate will be on the
relative merits OF the works of nature
and art, and Will DO maintained by
II. Y. Davis Dr., and John Edmunds.
Capt w: Il. Marshall will deliver an
oration.
ing II properly managed. ~ a..
H.. ".H>
DEATH OF MRs. JOHN BRATroN
Mrs. elizabeth z. Brat!on, wife Of
Gen. John Bratton and daughter of
the late Theodore DuBose Esq, de-
parted this life, at the ago of thirty
seven years on the 23d of Juno at the
residence of Mr.. Edward Noble in
AobeVllle. In tho deceased, to love
hncss Of person were added the
charms OF true christian character,
and in her daily walk, as maiden,
"ife and mother, sue endeored her
so't TO all VINO knew her. She had
oeen an Invalid for several years, and
her death was not unexpected. Her
remains. wore inferred on Friday in
the Episcopal Cemetery in Winns-
sympathy to'her bereaved family.
ANOTHER buRoLAnY.-The resi-
denoe OF Mr.. Wiley j. Davis ut
hidgeway was eutered last Tuesday
D'ght oy a burglar, who ransaoked
the clothing OF Mr. Davis and several
osnef gentlemen who were stopping
with hlm. Fortunately the midnight
,",, o ~ o oo"'0n' p''''seA win one
oollaf ana nifty cents which ho ob.
tainod from Mr. Davis pocket, This
is no doubt tho same fellow who en-.
tered Mr.. Creight's residence last
Monday nipht a. . ssusnio;o,. oh,r
=. ~
u.'e' ""' '''" E''"e III 'he alreotlon
o. hldgeway tuesday morning. He
ls; q well dressed yellow"'fellow, and
slep derly built. The Columbia
police had bcttcr keen ., avn ono.
ror hiu 'p'"
~ ~
SPELL1Nc MATcH.-The spelling
match will. be ltbld Friday evening in
tbo a'Thcsn;an hi, ho,;h,;
o o. .,-,-, 49,. ''s ~
o.'o 0.ooh' ADMISSION twonty-hVe
oents' Two sides will DC chosen, and
the match will DC conducted pretty
mnoh in accordance with tho fo,,ou
inn r;;,es which ,ro,o .ao.,,.
IA " 'p'0' !"
aug o"'"' .....
|. The captlins choose their sides.
Q. Il speller has but ono trial at
each word.
TO set all at ease, the dictator will
bepin with simnle words. M ocbe
6eId h,aakfa.t.' - ato " "''''
4. Obsole e.:p oyinoial Or tecbn;u
90 worde .,a, r ~ l,o,.o,.,a n..
with this proylso That upon suoh
Tso,us po."g glysh ous' any spei'er
his plea The nmn;rsa 1 vii tbso sns dns
oide whether said word is su6icieutlu
Objectionable to exclude it.
.. Inc spel!er may, repeat the
r;... % ,so sa,, ','S .no 'eaoer; sn"l, nave !oe
tie iuorrectnoss If tbo p,onrnS - d" S;at;on
or to correct his own spelling up to
the pronunciation of the word after
sPell'ne tne noal syllable; but after
ha ' a,it,mad o''"'''n' 10 0orf'o''on Will
: 6. Three referees aha,l be anno;nt
s%e "; uee!slon az OF tne leader' during
= Whonevsr e 'p'I s,'aI ion s"'i ooaS'i
shall retire. - 80 80
8. Wobstor, Worcester or Walker
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Coon GorToH.-7-:We we're shown
yesterday esalk Of cotton measur.
lug twenty inches in height and oon.
tanning tbirty.fve bolls. This sta TX
was taken from u 1ifsy, ,sSre j,held JUS.
outside of town and is,tha, best. we
have seen this season. IS =: - =
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Coon WHEAT CRoP.-From almos
every section of the County wo;; hear
good reports from the wheat crop
just harvested. Wo hope wo will be
able to say the same thing. for the
corn crop. ..r r..
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Mr.. A. p. NIiller's confectionery
establishments is stocked with choice
delicacics of every description. Give
him call. >.,-."as
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his money in his safe IN tho evening,
and the burglar had to5be content
wit b an old pocket ktife and . lead
'genoil, The burglar made an on.
trance through, the window, outting 6
sogntstbs STATS in the bliud. No dis.
scovefy' has been made as to who the
party is, but wo hope he will be de
tected and brought to justioe. 50.
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Is warranted not to contain n single
particle Of Mercury, or any injurious
mineral substance, but Ia ... I,.....r ..
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Mnjnr S. r. Faut placed" OH ,.our
table yesterday the frat cotton bio oom
we have seen this season. -
This bloom was taken from
a ten acre field owned by Handy
Fraser, oolored.
Since writing the above We have
received bloom Of the white bloc IN
Cotton from Capt. Il. j. Means.
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An infant son Of MIR. and Mira. r.
". Rabb. died Wednesday of cholera
infantum. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the ontire m.
munity.
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NEW Advertisements.

NEW Advertisements. tgy ,s
Closing Exeroises-- r. IL. Clarkson.
Just Received. = MoMaster & Brioes
Rcmember-A.5P. P. Miller.
Notices. X. Mcdonald.
For Rent-B. Sugenheimer. -
Just Reoeiyea-W -Wm. Donly.
Dry Goods, &o.-L Landeoker Il Co..
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The closing exercises Of Mt. Zion
school will be hold in the Thespiap
Hall on Friday evcuing'next. &.
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REMEMBER,

NHAT A, P. MILLER'S Store will be
J. kept open until ten O'clock every
night to accommodate his patrons with
Toe Cream, Soda Water Ghd othor refresh
ing drinks.
'juue20-tl
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Read nMrs, 'MoDonslds, adver.
tism ent'fn reference to tho Express
office. -: 81: -; :: e
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THE ENTERpRIsE AND Noun.
rAINEER.--Col. S. Crittsnden has be
como the editor Of the Gfoenville En-.
torprise and Mouutaincer. In politics
the paper, will of course, continue
to be democratic, but Governo or
Chamberlain, "as long as be fights ii
out on that line," will have the hear.
ty support and co operation of The
Enterprise and Mou, taineer, in his
"earnest and siucoro efforts to reform
many abuses in our State Govern,
ment."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-30

The hadd Bros, had cotton blooms
on their place last week. -,''-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-30
J11sgt RR1seSveg1,

a snppiy eff Gents Marseilles Vests,
"a Ladies high top back Combs, Belt
Buo ;les and fan Chains. Also fresh lot
Of fne Seghfs and fine out tobacco by
juno 1918 W. II. FLENNIKEN & co
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:. We. return thanks. to Mr.. VIM,
Donley for some ,ane ale. We oah re.
cQul mend 1t. ~ ~. 81 .ly.l.a