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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
2752

Der @raf mar inbeb eliidli@erwetie
teiner iensr unfnntasn ~~,9eni6sn, bic
ibre Sinrer NIT @emalt ppr ben, linen
beftmmten Serufe abbalten, ,tnp ibnen
einer anbetn Stano a~ufbrdnssn, ia
Rem fe ii6 ni6t terufen fdblen, unO
Der fe IN Der &esel su ZEN unelidlia<
fen unb terauernSwertbeifsn Wenl&en
bienienen maGt unb MAIDEN mus. @ls
@iIbsIn feft unp bsFtmmt auf benz sia>
NAL aussdprp&enen 8OriaBe bebarrts,
ba CAB Der Gruf, ;par nit Summer
uno S@mert aber rO@ rrsetsn IN BEG
6immsIs Gisuns, fir bic or lsinss
GpbnsS entl1ieeene Neisurg anlab,
na9-unb riaiste Gin. Sein 5ers
sudte swar, aber ss brad niat als CT
Der Bitte 1etnss ScbneS NIT einem bie>
fen beelldenren Sa a%ntrpttete. Die
Qiebe III 3iIbsIr ertaItete niGt i'm
Winrefen ieitpem In fsinem 6srsen.
DeGen Stucien bra&ten IS nun natiirs
li@erweiie nit fi6, ras sr fat eas
gar;e Sabr binpur9 bonn baule abmes
1ene trar....
0crtssuns fcIst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
NATURALIZATION

entifancen fino unb 8labunsen uno
Werfppfuneen neranlaGen. 60 pfe bic
Ircpfen bic NusfIbrune bes Stcfes
beDirfen, Der bic gslGwerte yeranlast
70 nebmen fs bic SYmptpme uno 3us
fdue neg, bic aus jener Queue entz
iprunsen tparen, ). 9. ni6t nur bic
folifartisen 9eibidmsrsen, icnbern aud
bic capcn abbdneteen 8eldwerpsn bes
5aupteS uno Der 8ruft, oen S6winrel,
cas DrGfen unp nte Ddferfeit BEG
8Opfes, Dunfelbett Der Nusen unp Be-
flemmun9 Der 8ruh aud bas be-
fdwsrli6e Nus> uno Ginatbmen, 3us
fdae, pelde DEFENDERS BEN 6YpobDnz
prifen Bfters fir9terlt6 fnb.
@esen: Gle 2etDen bes
weiblt@en Gef6Is9tes.
0pIlbIattsfett
itbtsteit
BIetdfud t
Neneflt6tett
uebelfetter,
Sbnma6ten
GDpfs unb
0Iteceri Gmer3en
5erstl ppfen,
0elbu@ t.
Gegen:
&atarrb nnb Stpdi1mmpfem,
pelde sepSbnlt6 ldnea ssbetlt wereen,
inbem Die Grupfen cen iGarfer, ipfer>
ben Sdletm aufl5ien unn abfibrsn.
@eaen: ent3Ineli6en unb dronts
ften 81 benmatiSmmS 8, seseu
@tGt sauise remittirenoe unb In
termtttirenpe Gteber, sesen aruntbeften
ees 8luteS, BET Nieren unb Der 8tafe.
| @eaet
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26

GnoIdnper. So ale Spra@sn Der
@eIt mdfen f6 gut ausnebmen, wenn
fs BON einem iol9en Wsisn ssiprc6en
tpsrpenl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26
Opspepiia,

ober 8erbauunes : geldwerpen, 8cpf>
1dmerb S9ulterfdmers. 8efIemmuns
Der gruf 5uiten, faures &uffOeen
aus Dem Wasen, S6wineeL f6le6ter
@sl9maf I'm MunOe, @aQsnleiren,
5estlopfen, SGmerssn In Der Nisren>
eeeerp, uno bunrert anetre Sranfbetts>
grlheinun9en, rpel6e tur6 unrercaus
li9fsit er3euat rperpen. @sSen:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-06-26

&pnoQn+

Grsdbluus hua 8. 4. &%anaeamadsr.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

The excursion party Of seven hundred
editors, all duly slowed away with chnll
on their hats in Pullman cars. had got q
far % Fremont. Nebraska, when last
heard from.
Many sun strokes are reported in
New York City.
The American team are still arranging
for shooting matches in England. 1t il
likely they will shoot for the Lloyd's
cup.
In San Francisco the regular ticket
was elected by the Pioneers. Tbissaves
Louis Lull.
In yesterdays dispatches from San
Francisco ~e have the following:
tn. examination of Captain Lindell
and Mate Dean, Of The bark Union. on n
charge of having wilfuliy wrecked the
vessel on Puget Sound some weeks ago,
will he held before U. 5. Commissioner
o. Bairne tomorrow.
Last April the Z. S. authorities CON-
menced suit against the Central Pacific
Railroad Company to recover 81 $50. 635
being five per cent. Of the let earnings
of the road from July l6. 1867, to Octo-
Der 81, 1874, in accordance With an Act
OF Congress. Yesterday the company.
by its attorneys, filed demurrer, which
.ill be argued on Tuesday next.
Last evening the little son of I. o.
REMAND, living on Francisco street,
while playing on the balcony Of the sec
ond story fell to the ground and WAS in
stsn,ly killed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

The Carson City Savings Bank has
just received magnificent Safe from the
H Ill Safe & Lock Company, the largest
fire and burglar proof safe ever brought
to this coast, weighing 1900 pounds,
handsomely decorated inside and outside.
and has three of Halls celebrated CON-
bination locks. There are some impor-
tant reasons claimed why these safes are
the best. The dovetailing of the plates
around the edges of the door which shut
into corresponding dovetails in door jamb
securely prevents the successful use of
the most powerful implements of the
burglar (the wedge). as the more the
wedge is driven the more compact the
work is forced together. The tenon
around the door closely fits into cor
responding grove around the door-jam
when the door is shut, and forms per-
fectly tight and compact joint, and pre-
the introduction ii nitro-slycerine. or
any other explosive fluid. The walls of
the safe are of alternate plates of iron.
welded iron and steel, carbonized and
decarbonized steel. 1t is also claimed
that there has never been one of their
burglar proof safes broken open and
robbed by burglars. The concrete filing
makes these safes absolutely damp proof.
The locks are simple in their construc-
ton. and secure. Every precaution has
been taken to guard against any posi-
bility to pick them. With all their i'm.
pFovements. the Company propose to
furnish these cafes and locks at price
q cheap Is any of the old style work.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

NrNkTI-sEvEN in the shade yesterday.
That the why and the wherefore 0:
your experiencing the sly trickIe of q
slobule of Precipitation down the gutter
of your backbone and the early whiting
Of your collar, my sweatsome teller ci,i-
zen.
TIM FAvoRITE.-The Bank Exchange Saloon
corner Of King and ornlsoy streets. is becoming
the favorite resort Of this city. The crest
attraction is Fredericksburg Beer. Will. tb.
best of wines, liquors ami cigsIs are, also, sold
~ the bar. nrst class Pedro Game tor the
amusement Of guests. n cold lun, l. 1T all hour
and hearty good cheer for sll its recolnrG' L.
dstions to public favor. 4. r. Brown j. the
proprietor.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
Health the source of RapptHess.

The relaxation Of the nervous s. stem, which
creates an ipdispositioD to N, ntal or bodily
action, is OF very frequent occurrence. 1t is
found that 8 torpid liver, debilitated stomach
or dtranged bowles are the greatest causes.
For years DIR. HEsLEY's CELEBRATED /. Y l..
BIrTERs has been successfully used throughout
and health giving Notwithstanding and in-
vigOrateiBg those organs 10 their original
strength. II has never failed to restore to
health and r.invigorate the whole system.
Dyspepsia, indigestion and loss OF appetite,
general debility. rheumatism, fever and sgue,
disappear with its use. As medicine for dis
eases arising from impure or impoverished
blood, it is without an equal. They are com.
posed cf an absou'ely pure diffusivc stimulant,
medicatsd with extracts and juices Of the most
effective tonic. and will ,rove a safeguard
against the attacks Of dyspepsia and liver
complaint. jtl9lm
Ms. ANNA :. Proofs, Ca-son's favorite
milliner, is now able TO superintend her hu, mess
snd has secur the assistance Of a frst-clsss
nilliner. Those back orders for hats will now
receive her attention. ,e25-u
IMPORTANT. Endorsed by he NJ, deal pro.
fes-io DR. VIM. HALLS RALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consunp' ion,
and all diseases OF the Throat and Gu, ST. DIR
TOWNSLEIS TOoTHACHE ANODYNE cures
lin one MINUTE. mhl2-Gm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09

E. J. WHITE. n. o., Physician and Surgeon.
is once more at his old quarters over Foster
Drug Store, Carson Street. opposite the Capitol
Jesuit
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
Santa Monica.

The future city Of the Southern Coast.
The Long Brarch of the Pacific.
The Terminus of the Trans Continental
Roads.
Twelve miles of beautiful beach for
riding or driving.
A soil of unexampled fertility.
A site of surprising beauty.
The terminus Of the Los Angeles and
Independence Railroad.
Commanding the Trade of Psnamint,
Coso, and Cerro Gordo.
Surrounded by 100, 900 acres of land for
Orange. Olive, and Lemon Orchards.
Twelve miles from Los Angeles.
A harbor where vessels can find shelter
in any storm.
Thirty feet of water at the wharf at low
tide.
Abundant water from living springs,
artesian wells, and ordinary wells.
Streets and lots have natural grade.
Climate the most delightful in the world.
To merchants desiring to commence
business of any kind;
To merchants seeking TO establish them
selves in a thriving locality;
To invalids looking for health and profit;
To all who wish to make safe and profit
able investments,
SANTA MONICA
Offers most inviting opportunity.
Grand Auction Sale Of Lots ON the
premises on the 18th of July next.
For Maps. Pamphlets. and Informs-
ton address the cfice Of the Santa
Monica Land Company. No. 800 Pine
Street, Room ..
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
Evening R~p~vs

Evening R~p"vs
435 Meadow Valley ~. II. $40
1895 Raymond d Ely IS. ~
IFS Eureka Con 62, SIX
$50 jackson ~, *
IS Phoebe 3
200 Condor SOC
S Belmont 3
90 Rye Patch IL.
30 h X Con ~,
Clio Leopard II. 1917
1856 ella So. 81
so Panther
200 Mansfield 25c
765 G Chariot 2 b3, 1865
GO Ida Gilmore ~
$40 Mahogany 21I 2A
1875 South Chariot SOC, 1919
495 Poorman 4. 35I
SIS California 56s4. 5GL
10 Best & BeIcher 45i+
100 Bullion SO
1851 Imperial ~. ~ b30
as Julia ID
ass Ophir 1914. 45H
400 Rock Island II
10 Con Virginia 322
155 Mexican 1871. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
SHINING STOCK REPORT
Rorenooa Bee

Fsrsnssn Beard
1860 Ophir 45f.. 46 b3O
1915 Mexican 10 b30, 49,.
1866 Gould l. Curry 15s... Is BIS
4oO Best L Belcher 45Hs. 45A
50 Savage 80
80 Chollar 20. 20 $50
30 Hale d Norcross 3411.,
165 Crown Point 261., 2e
80 Yellow Jacket IS
$40 Imperial 7 b5, IL
IS Empire Mill 5i,.. :
ITO kentuck Is, Is b3
IS Alpha 1711s. II
IS Belcher 24llIs. "a
$40 Confidence 1917, 90
IS Con vireini. 1926. 324
235 Sierra Nevada 1871
SO Dancy SOC
JOG California 56N. So.
100 Bullion 33ia. 80
10 Seq Belcher 50
30 Overman SIS
80 Justice S211z
100 Succor
400 Union Con GU. &.
400 Lady Bryan IL
20 Knickerbocker 81
40 Caledonia 1914, l6h4
125 Baltimore 80
- Utah Z. IL
2lU Silver Hin 6a., 6tt
10 Challenge 6
SO Eclipse ga
IT'S Dayton 2.,.
10 Rock Island rs,
10 American Flat OK
160 n y Con Ia. 2
IS Woodville Il.
1870 Mint SOC
$40 Lady Washington ~. /
720 kossuth 75c
l60 Andes 3ss. 3;4
65 Pacific 2
35 Prospect ~
800 North Carson BIC
100 South California =
l25 Maryland .5c
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-07-09
AOTEL Ar RIVALS.

OkNsBY HoUaH-0EOR8E D. TKYKH. F1oPRlDfOb
Thos R4S nolds C. E Ramsdell Geo Miller
q Foard Arnhold RN Hershheld
II Wilson Harkntss vssey
and wife Chalmers n Gilman
l. Powers
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
CHARLESTON 70 TIE 'FRONT.'

Among oar new advertisements is tha,
OF ono OF tic ollrst est ,hii~hmcuig in
State. Etab,i'hrl in i%:!. It has main
,fne'i h: !irit place in i; liz nf hu mess
WIRE large experience nnl unsurpassed.
facilities, Nr>Sr, Walter. Evans * Co.3-
we'll ar" prepared to au.t,in tho rrpu'n-
ti"n of th"ir rs'th'i-hm.n,. Like \. +.
Ht"w 'ri. thry htIiasc in newspaper alvrr-
'l'lhS hnd take ihiS N tnut 10 ann"nncc
lh"t 'h'y nave this season added very
'"rEHiv TO tn II stock OF type AMI
machinery. and ~. better prep red hau
ever - phase tH'ir CUSTOMERS. Wcwish
'hCm.Cvcrv succ~,s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
The Legislature,

Nothing of much importance Ii :
been duLY in the lcai latu Z sim G
the last rcpoit. Gu Monday, IA lii
| to amend the election law was pass.
ed to a third readins in tho hose
ltprovides substantially as f>'loNS:.
The general election will tu hYil
on the Tuesday after he first Mon.
day in November, or it may lie on
the 9Th Of Nuvcpbcr. The board Of
State can 'a>sers will IN, ct on Tive 10Th
day If November. Tbs board rf
county Gahvassers are to meet on the
thursday 'mxt after the election,
Instead u" The TUESDAY follow ing, aud
! they shall Continue IN SESSION un: il
they have completed the c.unt, iu-
stead Of beiug confined. to ten d.. Us
IN which to transmit thuir reyo.t to
he board Of State c,rvas,ers. The
legislature is To meet IN tie
FOURTH TUE, DAY, ..
or on tho 22l f November en-
week aftcy tho meeting o. tie buu:l
Of State canvassers. Several altcra.
ti"ns were prep, sed but they wcro
yo.,d down.
:" The resolurion ia l. w t,x :,
iidgefcld for The benefit Of p.rscc,.
ted republicans Was u.en considered
III committee Of the whole. Paris
Simlins spoke earnestly lin f;,v., Of
the bill. l,ers of Bcauf,rt I,po ..J
it streuuously oil the v,nuul ,hat !,
would rot meet the ,rI,irn,mcu,s of
the c.se. Barker Of El.cGe)d u,,,
opposed it as b.i,p a iir.branl th,,
would load to fIr,Ear tr.ublc. -
Elliott spoke ON the J., si,luti,u.
dwelling on persecution and in,imi-
datiun Sc, but argue! that the rc,uc
dy proposed was not faliy aIr,,,d tn
the comJi,i, Of il ir,. l,c moyrd
to lay the ILL On til. table anl~po
ihstluc: the illi:i,ry en- II t:ec to
cxau,ine whether such ctnb;uatiou,
u, were named in the nil ,xi>L.,!
and whether he lav 1T i.c:enti,uc,.
ed 'them and IF nv. to Icroit whyL
additional eyi>!a,iv. is necessary
This was carried.
=. The Govcrnur wis also rccucS,cd
&c furnish inf, rinat:un urun the
Eigc ed t:onblc&.
Ir the hous. the collowinp -,.,or.
was read.
GENT1.ENL,;-Iu 'obcdionce ia ~
rcsolutlon'ofy yuur honurohl. h ,dr
adopted on the. l2;h lit. rcnuir;na
the SC .'Crant a;-arn;s {o rrnn,t thn
whereabouts ofthe large chanGie! ier
T hcr lc,vo IN o,L,;t ,o.o,,,;,l, -
f,ll,n;, - ~, -
.''''" my ''P"''' VIZ h'' nave
"Scc' t"'hcd from the termcr ser
gcaht.at arms, the state libt;ilr ,n,,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27

A Welsh jury gave verdict Of ,c25
damages as the value of a quarry
mans nose,
"A Democrat has been elected
Speaker Of the Indiana House. The
Republicans and Independents have
combined. e. Democratic majority y
over both is eight or nine.
J A red chalk mark on Shoridan's
nose doesn't show, thcy say.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
MARRIED.

On Thursday morning the 9th Of
january, ty Rev. ". G. Rollins: OF
'Walterboro S. C.y A. 2M.t COLE
MAN, to MISS A. }. rEASfER,
daughter cf David r.. and Mrs.
Victoria e. I'caster, Of Fairfield
County,S. &.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
In addition 70 the ahoyo there has
been levied for District Schools tho
following I; K viz.
School District No. 8

The tax duplicate will be ore, ed in
this Office on the 30thday OF November
1874, for the collection, Of the above tnx
icvics, and every day thereafter. (Snndny.
cxceptrd) untilthe fifteenth day Of Jnnu-y
ary 1878. when 20 par cent penalty will
attach io;all dciir1urMts.
" W. NJ. LsoE,.Trealurcr
nov, 3C.x2I z ut Il ta3, frl6 Coun
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27

:llloo.J
N3NASBNRO FFNAi,:t INNri
TNVA.,.

N|'n exercises OF This sriic.l ell com
ln"nce at the "l school ,l,nI, ~.
cupi Il Tor \ nuni54r or yr,rS nY Mrs. T.
Ladt, on No".ay, The $,h t E,rrun,y.
800.
Tie .n,i"r :"rn vii -" brace forty
~""k*, with I Vacation 4 Ivn or four
weeks. conr'n crcng ut ih- ,vriruti.n at
'hr scr"nd quarter The rates II tuition
rr quarter, will! be as ,u'unn
Primary Mpartmcn', 8, e.
li.'crm"aiate, So. . un
"!ir% ate, lllU
nXira for Latin, Frenr H. i" > u,;
- f"r "'n"mrn'al hr.rchr-, so
ior Music, il,u
Tuition will ho p i'll iuro,;a,'y ky the
quarter. in advance. unless ,i!eir - -. hr
'p; cal mr,"rc cmcti - ihc cor,i'n.y.
Girls Of all ages { nd boys unirr : ,lvc
ycrr, o'nG". i' 'i,s,,eh) viii ir r,,G,cd
~ rnrils. rye ia>unciiCu ia ri; ia. 60.
purI ntcil $ will he ,horupvh nr,i ro.,.
nut cnnIN:rtht aud ,Niricn! teacher. vl,}
he c'mpl"yrl |, is onr air to Layc -
school in every Fay va, hy ,f; ;liror.a. .r,.
Amd we lave iii!ir fear IT rl;im,r, i; ~,
VII" arc in' crested VIII nS~i- u.
y limited nuI..!cr'nf ,nuug ll,,i,r, rar. =,
accommodated viii hrerl N H." rni'y OF
lhe'irnriia). an'I il Nrs. X l,hln !,m!.
!. rn lse school irrnis"., and h.rs. G.
i.Hid ard cihers viii acc"m mediate an,
number tlnt may '' i'r unIi. We l,vr
ict"im med /" III The price Tor board Jas,
IS low rs ". can pus-ihiy nlIm,!
For any f'rhcr i fn ma,iuu, nliiy t..
!he Principal, eiIhr in ,,rrS"r. or hy !vt.
cr.
- .>,> AL. rANTl EDGE.
jan - w '.' PRINCIPAL.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
Special Notices.

lr - USELESS to attempt TO clcansc II
stream whi!c the fountain IS impure.
Dysp'psil, complaints of*thc iivcr or
Eldnrys, eruptions 'tho. sa.n, .scrO :u,a,
.headachc$ aui all Diseases urisiu.. ,ruu,
impure bl, ad. '&rc II, or"r rcii.cyrt. Gy
DR.. Walk ct $ CS!iiornia iucrar Bit,crs,
purifier OF thc hloUd. aud tcrpvator of the
the system. II has ncvvr brcn Nnonntv
f,iI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
DR.. J. Walkers California Vim

egar Bittcrs arc 4 purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from The ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges Of
the Sierra Nevada mountains Of Caifor-
nia, tho medicinal properties Of which
arc extracted thcrcirom without tho use
Of Alcohol. Tho question is almost
daily asked, "What Is tho cause Of tho
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIr-
TEEs" Our answer is, that rhcy remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They arc tho great
blood purifier and n life giving principle,
n perfect Rcnovator and lnvigorator
of tho system. -.Ncvcr before in tho
history Of Tho world has a n>d zinc been
compounded possessing tho .icmrrkablo
qualities OF VINEGAR BlTrENs in l"aling tho
sick Of every disease man is heir -. They
arc gcntlo Puraatiyc as we'll as q Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
me Liver and iisccral Organs, in Bilious
Diseases.
The properties Of DIR. WALKEWs
VINEGAR BITrERS arc Apcricmt. D;alhorctic,
Carmlnativc, Nutritious. Laxative. Diurc,ic,
Sedatlrc, Counter lyritant, Sudorilic, Altcra.
tive, and Anti-BiliouS.
-. ticIF)Si I.Io 4: 60.
DRUGGISTS and Gen. AEts San Frunrsc". California;
rat r"r. of Washington and Charlton Sis, y. Y.
So-H by nll DrUSS ista and Dealers.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
Ao "a 5QuAbS.

geD' Communications to this office
will not ba noticed unless accompanied
ny tho renl name Of tho ,.ritef. :.
Bay' We arc not responsible for the opin-
ons Of correspond cnts.
p.aS" Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will be inserted in our columns axccp
upon paymcnt Of TEN CEN ltS line.
Rsy" Arv person in the County having
know edge Of any circumstancc.uf If inlrrest
occurring in his ciYhhorhood will confer
by furnishing information al his
ot.icr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
Winnsb0rO National Bank It

iIlllIS Bank having DECLARED a sami.nn
Il nuol dividend Of fv. dollars slar
on lts capital stock. from the net earn
ings for the past Xix months The aam
will he phid 20 its .hn rrholders Oh an ,
after the 9TH day OF January next. -,
b, Winnsboro, Dec. 30, l~74. VI
SAML. Is. LOWNEY
dec 81 Cushisr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-27
NEw ApvERTisEMth1s. "a


Garden Seeds-W E. Aiken.
just Pierre Bacot.
Not;cc-W. II. Flennikcn e. Co.
W;nhsb"ro Female lustitutc-A.
NJ Car,ledgc.
Shcriff's Sale-L. w. Duvall.
n tice IF Dissolution Mitchell
Mills & Go.
- to so per wcct-G, Stinson &
Go.
Tauni'g-M.r,iu T. I hompson.
Administrators Notice w. a I.
Saith, ;
Eeduced Ratcs-Stono PLosph te
Comrany.
just Rcccived-D II. Eli nniken.
New Goods-Beaty Bro, SON.
> Cotton reached l34 cents in
W'nnsboro on Tuesday.
The Charlotte OBSERVER has Of late
been coming very irregularly indeed.
Whose fault is this ? i i ;. =.
uNIQvE - ] hose silk hats at Dan
.Hc"berg'a. Something uobby. They
are the New Idea.
Only al cut $25 GOO ~ olNlicf ttxcS
have been paid in, Of $50, 400 assesr,
ed. There will be very heavy de.
ln1utnt list, We fear. -.
From priva telegram cctived
yesterday morning we,lca II thai Mr..
D,nald Fleming, ; "s' 'SpartpnLurg
was killed by fulli" : wall. We
have hot yet heard the partic ulars.'
We learn that Mr.. .Trezvant ID
Feasttr has cen draTn nn grand
Juror in the United States Court
and r. prcsen alive Joseph Thor, pso IL
as petit juror in tho same court.
- {, -,
Only about one half Of The tnxes
due in Fairfield county haze thus
far hcen paid in. From present in
.dications, we judge TINT there will
DE very larg, number vf delin-
luents.
MIR. D. II. Flenniken showed us
turnip, Tues lay, grown III his garden,
which measures q .inchesin oircum
ference and weighs ct pounds. 1t
Is of the globe variety. Who can
beat this
- Henry Williams, colurod, has been
detected in tho act Of stealing letters
srom the Columbia post Office. When
arrested he had largo number OF
letters, some containing checks for
alarge amount. lie is in prison
awaiting tllal.
- We are informed that most of
the officers CT the Fairfield Fire En-.
gne Company will accept the iuvi-
1ation extended to them by the
Stonewall Company of Chester, to
attend the anniversary celebration
of the latter, which takes place on
the 25th inst. We have no, doubt it
will he iu al respects most enjoya.
bic affair.
The Court of General Sessions
for Fairfield county opened Monday
morning at the usual hour, buA was
adjourned 10 consequence Of: thc
absence Of lion. Thcs: j., Nfaekey,
the presiding judge. Trial j nstice
a. NJ. Mackcy is to act as solicitor
during the present term. -
We call attention to tLeadvertise.
ment of W. II. Fiennikcn s. Co.
Messrs. Flennikea aud McMaster who
aro in charge of this establishment
arc very cnergotia young. .busip ess
men, and extremely courteous to
their customers, especially tho Indies.
Give them oally .,.
We learn that a seFioha acc I'd dent
occurred on the CharFette,' Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Monday the
18th instant two miles the ott er side
Of Batesyi!le, caused by ,brok, n
rail. Several passengers, were sc.
,iously Injured and others sligRt'y.
'lso, several. cars were wrecked.
Mrs. John McDevitt, Conductor
King and "Big Andy" wero serious.
ly wounded. .,,.""
SH"Es.-Mr. B. Sugenh inner Of
to house of s. Landercker. g.. Co.,
l'ft few days sinco for Macon and
ATLANTA, ut which places he will Law
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-. A'''eS 'iSh'nG 10 procure any Of tho
"h"'r &C, ahinicd and popular Fertile.
49,, "@n'i dr wull 10 cali Ut onco and
ntE> c1.ny,rju:s..
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fNlI Enotc. and accounts of,bo lH, . 6i,%;SS
4 - ct Woodwarl.% Lnw auI ] W., Inv
c.. are in our hands for collection.
an Fer: dns Indebted must come for
ward and settle, as further indulyendo
will not be eiven
". Ii. FLENNIKEN s. co.
jan l2,;iIx2 ;,
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GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
W. II. FLENNIKEN & co,

WE have just received fresh lot
Of BuispS Warranted Garden Seeds,
Of all varieties, which wo call to your
especial notice.
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fari@G9, Curriers' nuH Leather Manu-.
facsu:tyH.
T,'IE "hnvn nn.ncl hlm would cnll
/. c@r"cinl attention 10 Boot and Shoo
h'"!:i 'giur@ts ana H"noss Maker. We
wi! .rh ruvo oak ianrcl nishcd stock
FOR .'G''. nui h"nYy purposes. ns low as
'r, houac il the trade At wholesale or
icrail
Al :!3
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y hl persons inlebtol to tho ii,;der.
L n. signed arc requested TO settle ,6s;r
"ce""h't At ono", or they will DO giv,n
cut Tor collection.
Jan li-lm J..E. GJI.HEKT.S
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Only al.ut $25 GOO ~ o.Nli'cf t.xet
have been paid in, Of $40, 400 assesr~
cd. There will be very heavy de.
l,nGutnt list, We fear.