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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

REUNION OF VERMONT OFPIcERs.-The
twelfth annual reunion Of Vermont off,
GERS will be held at st. Albans, ON Tues
day, the 10Th day of October. Tho mem
bers Of the society, and all Vermont OFF,
GERS aud non commissioned officers of the
army aud navy, are cordially invited to at
tend. The usual business meeting will be
held at the Weldon House at 8 o'clock p.
In. The Grafton will be delivered by Col.
Chas. II. Joyce OF Rutland, at the Aeade-
any hall, in the evening.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

The bank of California le-opened its
doors, Saturday, and the result Of the days
business was most encouraging for the fu-
ture prospects of the institution.
Gen. Rosecrans is now experimenting
the mining interests in Egan Canon, about
$50 miles west of Salt Lake City. ON the
line of the old overland route.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

Mr.. Beecher returned last week TO his
pastoral work. The regular Friday eve
ming prayer meeting was held, and he
preached as usual on Sunday. On both oc
casions he was warmly received, but every
thing in the shape of an ovation was care
fully avoided. 1t is announced that the full
sum of 100000 voted to Mr.. Beecher by
the church has been raised and paid over.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

Theodore Tilton is lecturng TO crowded
houses in the leading cities on 1.-THE Prob
lem of Life" On his appearance at Music
Hall, Boston, last Friday evening, he was
enthusiastically received by an audience
which completely filled the hall. For the
most part he has had The good sense to re-
frain from illusions TO the scandal trial.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

The New York supreme court OH We'd
nesday, rendered decision on the side OF
justice and the people, and decidedly
dampening Tweed's prospects of release,
by confirming Judge Barretts order deny
ing the motion TO vacate the order of arrest
in the 50, 100000 suit against Tweed, or to
reduce his 100000 bail, and also revers-
ing Judge Donahue's order, from which
the people appealed, requiring bill of
particulars. The opinion was written by
Justice Brady.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
During September the public DEBT was
reduced 6, 342, 562.

Secretary Bristow doesn't believe in
dead-headng at the custom houses, even IL
he does run those institutions. His wife
returned from Europe, on Thursday, and
the Secretary paid the duties on her bag
gage as any other gentleman would.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
FANCY ARTICLES.

Bratteboro ladies-Nrs waitman, tidieF, 81. un-
derclothes. 25c; Mrs L Thayer, ] scrap bag and
knit tidy, 75c, button monument, SOC; Mrs J. Da-
Wis, childs suit, 75c boys scarf, 25c; Mrs Hig
gins, wax cross, l. Dummerston-MRry l. Gates,
pict fral4e 25e; Laura siiokney pr. enbd slip
pers, 25c; Mrs l. L Bond wax cross and tides, l.25.
WilliAmsyi e-Emma Allen, Tides and toilet set, /
Esther Dickinson tides 25c, CROCHET stand spread
SOC; Sarah Hazelton, tidy, Csc. Fayetteville
Mrs Bruce, l lounge tidy, soc: Mrs W Blodgett,
chids dress and emb'd skirt, /; Jennie Durham,
charm string. (buttonl 25c Mrs A r Fream brack-
ct, 7Tc, slipper case, 76c tidy and toilet cushion,
50c pillow shams, 25c sheet shHms 25c, undeTclOthos,
SOC; Eta Morse, ? tides, Soc; Ida Parsons piece
spatter work and putty frame, 25c :. Adde PmptOn,
rag basket csc. Mamie Platte, basket flowers 25c ia
ME Platte, basket pansies, 25c; MrB Rice, tidy,
25c; Mrs Thomas, Newfane, tidy, 25e; Viola Will
son, Fayetteville, l ottoman cover, use; Mrs G A
Wheeler, Newfane pr knit shirts and window trans
parency, soc. Townshend-Mrs Winslow, otto
man covers 25c; Mrs NJ Brigham, tidy, 25c; Mrs
NJ Batchelder tidy and lamp mat 25c rag basket and
card receiver, S5c Mrs Frank Churchill, suit under
clothes, 75c pillow shams and skirt 5oc stella Church
tidy and watch case 75c; Miss n Cathan, scrap-bag,
25c; Mrs b Derry tidy Csc; Earl Eddy, autumn
leaves 25c Mrs Gray toilet set and tides spater
ton, lamp mat, 25c; Mrs L Hastings, lace hand.
kerchief tides 25c; Mrs John Nichols, tidy and
slipper case, SOC; Ann Nichols, tides and rag basket
shattuck, lamp mat and tidy, 2be; Eta Scott
piece pencilling, 75o. BrOokline-Mrs VIM Adams,
toilet sets and tidy Mrs AbGs lamp nat and Ii;
bouquet, 25c; Mrs Eddy, Melted tidy, Soc; Mrs
Stebbins, wOrsted wreath, 75c; Miss Stebbins.
tides, 25, enb'd motto, SOC Mrs shattuck toilet
cushion and watch case, use Mrs VIM Ware, brack-
et Csc; Mrs L W Bush watch case, csc; Mrs W
Higgins watch cases, Doc; Miss Sarah Bems, New
fame, needle and rag basket, 25c; Mrs Calvin
Bradley, Townshend silk tidy IS Mrs BDimond,
Cambridgeport, infants sacqne, Csc; Mrs VIM Hol-
ton Jamaica, oil painting and piece pcncilling,
Mrs Jerome Holden, Westminster, bouquets, 25c I;
Mrs Newton, Newfane, child's sacqueE, SOC.
wardsboro-Lucy wilber, tides and lamp mats,
60c toilet cushion, Csc; Mrs X Harris tides and
toilet set, l, air castle, cotton baby, etc, SOC.
Howe, photographs, 8; L II Reed, case of coins.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
NOFghAeld, Masa.

d, 4. Moody, the Evangelist, has
bought the Elisha Alexander pace, for a
summer home,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
HOUSEHOLD ARTS.

Flannel, Mrs Willard Do dge, Sec Blankets, Mrs
Warren Cushing, pr, 81 ldrs CLARK Timt on, SOC;
Mrs II Scott, Soc Mrs Grant Holden, prs, SOC.
Frock and frosking. Mrs Elizabeth Perry, 81. Rugs,
Mrs Henry Rice, 2, 15O; Mrs Chester Harris, l. Zoe;
Mrs Lucy Wilbur l. 75c; Mrs II HOughton l, 75c;
Mrs A Ii Timsun l, soc; Nellie Reed ], SOC; Mrs o
WellmAn l, SOC; Mrs Ii Smith 3, 81; Mrs Park
er 6, So. Stockings, Mrs II II Holbrook 2 prs, SOC;
prs, soc; Mrs Calvin Bradley. pr, each cotton and
wooden, l0c; Mrs Jerome Holden, 40c; Mrs Geo
Wheeler SOC; Eta Scott, 25c; Mrs Leayett Bond 25c
Mrs Warren Gushing, 25c; Mrs Daniel Wellman, 25c;
Mrs Lucy Fairbank, 25c; Mrs Z Wheeler, 25c Mrs
C Convey, SOC; Mrs willard odge, Csc; Mrs Phillip
Rutter, zoe Mittens, Mary Holbrook, prs, 25c:
Mrs Rodney Marcy, prs, 25c; Mrs II NJ rvitohell
pr. 25c; Mrs Convey, 25c; Mrs jerome Holden 25c;
Mrs Geo Wheeler, 25c; Mrs Leavett Bond, fripged,
soc: Mrs Elizabeth Perry, Csc Mrs Henry NJ Twich-
ell pr gloves 26c. Yarn, Mrs Calvin Bradley, 6Oc;
Mrs W Rand, 40c; MIS- Elizabeth Perry, 25c; Mrs
Warren Cushing 25c Mrs W Bruce, 2sc; Mrs &
Convey, 2Jc; Mrs Philip Rutter 20c; Mrs ii II Hol-
brook, 2Oc Mrs Geo Wheeler, linen towelling, soc;
Mrs Covey, pr. pillow cases, zoe Mrs II u Hall
pr pillow cases, zoe; Mrs Holbrook, sofa pillow
6Oc; Mrs Geo Wheeler, carriage mat, SOC; Mrs Geo
Wheeler also eA hibt ed humenad check linen hand
kerchief 40 years old. Mrs W whitney, Brattlebo-
70, millinery display, 81. Bedspreads, Mrs Henry
Rice, l.50; Mrs Wellman, Mrs ii Eddy Mrs
Lucy Wilbur, l. Bedquits, Esther Dickinson, 1900
pieces, J.; Mrs o Wellman, Mrs Rodney Marcy
7jc; Mrs WellmAr, 75c; Stella Church, 75c; Mrs
SyUil Dewey, Use; Alta Crane 75c; Mrs Enos Thorn
as, SOC Mrs Lucy Wilbur, 50c; Master Willie Dorr
Smith, years. all hand work. at the same time at
tended school, soc; Mrs James Chapman, soc; Mary
en- shaf6tSG ea between she years 9i yeafs
Mrs N Dinond SOC. Cumfortables, Carrie Bruce,
pieced when years old, 60c; Mrs Willard Lindsey,
soc. Carpeting Mrs Winsow, pieces, l.50; Mrs
II Ii Ii olbrook, / ; Mrs Holland, Mrs j Hul-
brook. Mrs Lucy Wilbur, 75c; Mrs Chas Wait
man, Use; Mrs Lorenzo Bush, 75c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

cheerful and inviting than on this occasion,
and the people of the town have reason TO
once more congratulate themselves on
knowing how to make a town fair a graft
flying success.
The following is the list of
PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

Asaph Adams, Dover, OK yoke, 50c. Geo
Il Boyntou, CambridgepOrt, whips, Toe.
Bickford Knitting Machine Co., Brattlebo-
70. 2.
The committee mako favorable mention
of the Florence, Remington and Singer
sewing machines on exhibition, also Of the
"Haymaker" moving machine, and Nye,s
improved horse rake, exhibited by IL
French of BrattleborU; also of the Gilt
Edged milk pans exhibited by o. c. Mer-
ri6eld of Brookline, but are unable TO
award any of these articles premiums, rs
they are not the products of the county.
GARDEN VEGETABLES.
Ernest Marcy, Newfane, onions, 25c; o
l. aud A b Franklin, Newlane, squashes
and citrons, 50t ; Luther OsgoOd Il Son,
Brooklinc, pumpkins, 25c; Charles Harris,
Brattleboro, beets anu citrons, 25c; Geo
Winslow, Townshend, beans, onions, pota-
toes, squashes, carrots, beets, parsnips, 75c;
Thomson Moore, Putney, pine apple pota-
toes, zoe; Edwin Moore, Westminster, po-
tatoes, squashes, turnips 3jc; o G Merii-
field, Brookline, squashes, gourd, 25c; VIM
r Rand, Newfane, cucunbers and citrons,
25c G Thorn, Newfanc, 3 varieties OF
potatoes, of turnips, l of beets, of
squashes, 81; Jerome Holden, Westlnin-
ster, lurnips. pumpkin squash and carrots
SOC Lucius Covoy, Newlane, squash and
carrots, zoe; G NJ Pufler, Jamaica, pola-
toes, beet, 25c; Henry NJ Twitchell, Towns
bend, onions, beets, carrots, 3Oc ; Burr TAFT,
| Brattleboro, beets, mangold wurlzels, 35c
VIM NJ Ware, Brooklne, beets, carrots,
parsnips, peppers, 30c; Albert y Austin,
| Townshend, squashes and carrots, Zoe: l.
| Ward, Westminster, beets and carrots 75c
Charles A Cutler, Brooklinc, pumpkins,
NC Joel GrUut, Newfane, cucumbers, car
| rots and squash, 2jc. Seed corn, lst, Je-
rome Holden, 81; I'd, l. Osgood & Son, l.
FRUIT.
JR Nichols, G2 varieties of apples, 81 :;
Henry Eager, 80 varieties of apples, l.50 (;
| varieties pears, 75c; variety pums, l5c (;
| l variety Delaware grapes, soc; ID CO.
| nant, "a varieties of apples, l.jO. willard
Lindsay, 45 varieties apples, 100; IS pears,
1.25 plums, SOC. Jared Holbrook, So va
rieties apples, 75c. Joel GrUui, q varieties
apples, 75c; 5 varieties pears, 75c; cans
fruit, soc. Rodney Marcy, 60 varieties APP
pies, soc. J 4 Churchill, 25 varieties APP
| PIES 25c. Chas Harris, rs varieties apples,
| 2jc varieties pears, 4Oc. Bradley, IL
varieties apples, zoe; | variety pears, Doc (;
l variety ounces, 25c. Russell Mason, p
varieties apples, 25c. q Boynton, varic'
ties pears, SOC. (; Hartford grapes, SOC ;
plums, Be; currants, 25c. Mrs j
Gushing, 2 varieties pums, soc; canned
fruit, 20c; l sample dried apple, Dc a \
Mason, Flemish Beauty pears, SOC. Mrs
p c Convey, canned fruit, 2jc. Miss j /.
Bush, canned fruit, SOC. c A Cutler, Brook
line, Transceudental crab, 25c. W X Rand,
grapes, 25c. Mrs Rodney Marcy, canned
fruit, Soc Mrs Davidson, Newiane, canred
fruit, SOC.
The committee call attention TO the ne
cessity of properly naming each variety OF
fruit. Several lots have beeen awarded low
premiums, which would have been entitled
to much larger had the varieties been prop
erly named.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08
TOOLS AND MANUFACTURES.

w II IL Holion, Jamaica, samples of
boots, 81. SanbOrn churn, 5Oc. l. Harris,
West HALIFAX, samples Of butter boxes,
clothes frames and sap spouts. l. Alvin
Gates, Newiane, samples of chains, soc.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1875-10-08

Sugar, ] w Johnson, Townshend, 81; S
ger, Newfane, 5Oci Warren Higley, MARI
bOro, soc; Joel GrOut, Newlane, 5Oc.
Honey, NJ o Howe, Newfane, Sl.25; q T.
Rovnio1 Cam bride epOrt Tie
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
SH ERIEE,S SALE.

Decree of burt Sami Catftcart COM
mittoe Of the r state of
of Equity John Ht'athcnrt. lunatic
.. Against: ~
Lucius Hopkins, Amor Dwight shnd Ed
ward Trowbridge icopartners,unde the
firm namo OF i.Opkins, Dwight and
Trowbridge, ard Snml Is. Clowney M
clerk of tho court foS Fairfield county
=. G. ..
N obedience to an Order Of Court made
4 in tho above stated case will offer for
sale at the risk of tho former purchnSeY or,
the lBt Monday in Dncenibcr next before
tho court house door i'll Winnsboro
within th~ legal 0iionrs of salo, to- tho
highest bidler, the fullrwip8r rloseribed
property, to wit: III that certain tract Of
lani containing ,750 acres more OF loss
and represented by letter ~" on n plat
ofresuryey Of the bolton place9 made by
B Fl Robertson g., Oh the 5th Of nGtober
1869 and on flo in the office Of tho clerk
of the Court Pleas for tho Comfy Of
Fairfield in tho cnuso styled q B Lamar,
Wife and others against tho executors of
N A Peay, deceaso,i. Tcsms Of sale ono
third cash, balance on q credit Of ono and
two years, two equal ahhual ihstalmcnts
with interest ffDirs day of sale, payable
annually to DO secured by tho bond Of tho
purchaser with nJmortgaSe Of tho premises,
purchaser to pay fog GIl necsssary papers.
~ e9 a$ ~ 9s'S q 8: w. RUrr, s''
nov 1G-x2t1 ,w ,,,i, ,S;,E:C. :"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

A tramp answering to the uame
Of John Dwire was picked on up
the street late Monday night by
policeman Murphy and locked UP
for the night. Tuesday morning hs
was brought before the Mayor buI
was IN such an intoxfcatod condition
that his honor sont him back to the
lock, up for twenty-four hours. He
was egain brought before the Mayo,
yesterday morning and very meekly
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
aSheriRsi Sale.

State Of South Carolina =; County of Fair,
fields. D. Clowney, al Clerk Of Court
VI. Robert X. Pickett. :" "Na r.
TN pursuance of IN ordor Of tho court
l. Of common pleas made in tho above
entitled action, will offor for sale before
the court house door in Winnsboro on tho
first Monday In Dec1mbor nsxt, within
tho legal hours Of sale, to tho highest bid .
der, at public outcry, the following do.
scribcd property to wit: All that planta-
tion or traot OF land situate and being in
the County Of Fairfield and state Of south
Carolina aforesaid, containing one hun
died and thirty -nine acres. moro or lcaa,
represented by tho letter r on p Mt Of re-
survey made by Is. u. Robertxoh, D. T., on
the 9Th day Of October. A ID. 1869, Of the
lands belonging to tho Estate Of N. A.
Pony. doctnsrd, known ~ the Hint Hill
Place. Terms of Sale: Ono.third af the
purchase money to he paid in cash: for the
balance, u crodit Of ono and two years,
with annual interest from tho day uf xnlo,
tic purchaser to Rivr his bond with n
mortgage ofthr prsnlis Q, and 10 pay for sil
neceSsary papers.
- = 'a y. W. RUFF,
nov l3 tia SIC
,oriff's OfI!ca.
Hinn>horo. ~, O.
Nov llh, 1875.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

pY virtue 6f in execution to ! me direct
IL ,,ed,sl will offer Tor snle before tho
cpurt house door in Winnsboro on tho lbt
Monday in December next within Slie
legal hours of snle to-; tho lrigh6st bidder,
tho following described PROPERTY TO Wit:
All TINT plantation Or tract Of land contain.
ing Is acres moro or lass. lyin5 in Che
County Of Fairfield 6nd rtato Of South
Carolina and bounded on ;,thS North by
ter and wesly vayfGld, on the, Sunth by
inpels of Homestead Of ISnec II Mems, on
the East by lantls of,Dr b''C Mpahs and
on tho West by lands of s .B Clowhey,
levied upon As the property of Isanc H
Means at the suit of sSon, I'll AMI Son. ..
Trims cas-! 49,, :. "a. .
ALSO, ! ..-".. -" =.
AL that plantation or tract of lnnd lying
in the County of Bniri cid and State of s /,
continuing GO acres more or sIess and
bounded by lands Of Jonathan >tnntoDi
Estate Of Leroy j.. FnughT,.' " Il freight
and others; levied upon MS the property OF
James Laws mt tho suit Of Jonuthsn STAN
ton. ......
ALSO,
All that plantation or trdct or lnnd lying
in Fairfield tounty containing 100 acres
more or loss known M tho old Olmfidtti
Grove place. Also, another ira contain.
ing 42U acres more or less bounded by
lands of q Caldwell, Isainh Glntlden and
others. leviod upon rs sle property Of
Silaa Glndden deseased, ut the suit of
Slargret y Glndden. Terms cash.
ALSO,
All that plantation or tract Of lnnd lying
in tho County of Fairfield. containing 80
acres moro or less and bounded on the
North by lands of Estate Of Osborne
Bonlwnre and others. OH the South BY
lands of Lawrence / custer, on tho East
by lnnla OF Dstnte of Il D Bonlware and
on tho West by hrond River, levied upon
~ tho Estate OF Obadiah Boulwarc n: the
suit of Andrew j Boulwnro and others.
Terms cash -, ~,
HherifTs Once, =. w. HUFP,
Nov lG-s2t1 S.F G..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

returns forsthei first Cine, and has
poen visiting SOME of the churches
III the Southst 70, explain, to- them the
presGiit coiidition ahd wants of the
Chincsp pupils. '4 ~ss. ID 81 d"""
Mr.. Houston will address n mass
meeting of the. children of Winns
boro and surrounding country in the
Presbyteariian ehurch, on "Wednesday
afternoon, at 3 o'clock at which time
he will exhibit a number of Chinese
curiositics which he has brought
with him to better illustrate his sub
ject: All tho children arc to be
! p:osent..G"'On Wednesday. night at
| II o'clock, III tho same place, no will
deliver an address upon the subject
OF "China's condition and wants.
An invitation is extended to all our
citizens to utton1. At tho close Of
tho addresses, collections. will DO
tsken up ia, aid in carrying on this
important work of Missions, ....s
Mr.. and Mrs. Houston will be tho
guests of the Rov. MIR. Chichester,
while in Winnnsboro.. ,... ..
%BEYoUn .o&N PIfYs1c1AN-Thcro' il
no case Of. Dyspepsia that Green 3
Auousr TI.ewEn will. not euro.
Come to the Drug Store of McMAs
TER & BR1cE and inquire about it.
If you suffer from Costivoness. Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, Inliges
ton, Liver Complaint, or derangc-
ment of the System, try it. Two or
three doses will relieve you.
j" AGug ".CoNouEhoR is tho only
; remedy. III tie, pnitcd States that
contains no JQuininc, Arsenic, or
other poisons injurious to tho
system, that will cure Fever and
ASuc.,.; intermittent or Bilious
larers, &C., and the Chills not re-
turn during tho season. It,:ps::-
mantly cures Fever and Ague of.
long standing.
DIR. IoiT'kofsrEcroNXNf: This. -nnri-
walled preparation has performed soms Of
tho most astonishing cures that nre rttattS
oil in tho annalsnt' history. Patients, puf=
'fcrir & f6f yGnfs from tho various diseases
of tho lungs, nftcr trying different Stemc-
dies, spending thousands of. dollars III
jt:n. cling nntl tloctaslny2eKN*e by tho ute
ot o few bottles :ehtigs1y iscaovored their
h a':b. 49,. nj,
\ soSourner at Aiken. sc. writes !: -.
49,: New YoRk.: ApHqst2o. 's72. .,
Dear air: wli6if1 in 'aGkep Inst winter,
used your Expectorant.f"t my cough. nni
I ever took. ain 30 we'll tlnt vii. hot
g. to Ftori.lp. ngNt YiitaEmSc I.intcndod:
nd M !n.: dQT'R hnAtles Ry t:oIpttss for
'o"e '''"i ~. ST nkI&fS GS1AiS frssp
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Mrs. r, T.. Martin died suddenly
about eight o'clock Friday night frcn
hemorage of tho lungs. She leaves
a husband and four small children to
moan her sudden demise. Our whole
community kympathizes with the
boreaved family. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

A drunken white woman was
guard housed'for raising disturb
anco on the street yesterday. This
is the first cnse of, the kind we have
ever known III NVinnsboro. :...
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
lov 10 -x3Inoy
a o<A1D ID.

WYE. the unLcrsigne I, desiro to in
w., form tho citizcns Of Winnsboro
md Vicinity that wo have asao>intcd our
selves under the firm namc Of JOHNSTON 4
PErTIcnEw. and will keep constantly on
HAND n lnrgc stock uf fine Whiskics, Win es
Gin, sc. Also MoEwans 2.otuh Ale,
Guinness Dublin Porter anl Belfnat
Ginger Ale Also large stock Of oota
and hoes, Dry Gao ID, Clothing, Grocerics
and everything usually kort in a first class
houso Than. ful for tho liberal .l,atrohaEe
bestowed on the old house, wo solicit a
continuance oftho sa,no.
- '.'' JNo. JOHNSTON,
RoDr. PRrTIoRnw. .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
.GDtglAIy9ITEMS..

STATE TAx UN1oN.-The State Tax
Union will assemble iii Columbia, on
thss fourth Tuesday of November in
Sgtant, at IL o'clock NJ, according to
the requirement. of the Constitution.
A full attendance is requested, as
important business will doubtless, be
then transacted. " 81
'~ . 80 JAMES C1tESTNUTs
President.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
oct Soft

,L.-.-y:.ar -, -" ...'
'WWCH hNs just been built md hewly
','FV htted up especially 6ioT tho ladies.
.s,herotoiofe 70 sfhia department, and will
apare no pRins in making it tho leading
Millintry and Fancy daFia House in the
up-toHntry. We study 70 plsase and give
AAtisfsction. No trouble to show goods.
Our stock is this department will bS kopt
full md complete during tho season. al-
ways fpUciving new additions, My stock
in bthet depurtn"nta Is fill and complete.
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Clothing. Family Gro.
ssries: confsctloneris*, Tcbaeco. Cigar"'
Shingles. 10. 80. D0AQ.
DOT 7
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

MIR. G. H. McMnster is Thorough.
~ overhauling tho Winnsboro hotel,
and several necessary additions have
been put to il. Mr.. Morris has
leased the hotel for tho next year
and promises to knep the best hotel
of the up country.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Ono batch of rowing Gipsies, n
10 of italian tiddlers and long
Legged organ grinder, besides other
tramps innumerable visited cur
town last week. We arc getting to be
some pumpkins. - ~ ~.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

The Anderson merchants. will not
buy cotton from any one after oight
o'clock Mt night. '..'.' -
That is not the custom in Fairfield
but it ought to be. d..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Wo had the pleasure of meeting
at tho Fair, Col. Z. Stobo Farrow, OF
the s'partanburg Herald, Mess,s
Wilson, of the Abbeville Press and
Banner, and Hemphill, of the NE
diam, besides the representatives OF
the local press. a"r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

For the information Of parties
holding clnilns against tho County,
we aro requested to state that tho
County Commissioners will meet on
tho End Monday in December.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

The Southern bound freight train
killed a cow belonging to Mrs r. s.
Ketchin near the freight depot yes
terday
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

A drunken gypsy woman and the
notorious Joe Chapman wero up be-
fore the Mayor Saturday for being
drunk on the street. They wcro both
escorted to tho corporate limits of
town and ordered to leave at once.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
Executors NOtitG.'

,N IL s.persens .indobtsak;tec Mrnry.if
~ r:Tnmptqn,. deeeab4JniaTrs, hrrvby: yro
qusstdd to make ,peSm{fngt , a{Gg to Ahe ;andsI
- :ne', ,nna d, tnGso g. nol claims aia'n.t
ii cI to present Observation-Disclosures
.Tuos.- J. H. JONES, 80
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

ADMITTED TO PRAcr1cE.-Johr
Green tho court house "soup" was
admitted to practice before the
police court Thursday morning
We are of the opinion that Johr
would mako botter plow hand thar
he will lawyer.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

OYsrkRs. S. X. Mcdonald
receives, Tuesdays and Fridays the
finest Norfolk oysters that wo have
seen in this town in long time.
They arc nicely packed in quart
cans on ice and are luscious. We
tried them.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17
PERFUMERY.

4 small lot Of fine Cologne, Hanaksr
IA chiefs Extracts, Toilet powder, Lill,
White. liair Ola and Pomades, for snlo O
the Drug Store Of
oct 6 W. e. ArKgW.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-17

Tho races in Camden are post
poned to the 9th of December, a
largo crowd is .expe-tod to witness
tho speed of the fast horses that
will bo in attendance.