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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

II hive never acea or tried such a
simple ctficncious. satisfactory and pleas.
ant remedy III my life."-H. liaines,
Louis, Mo
Hon. Alex. Il Stephens.
~ occasionally use, when my oonditio
requires it. DR.. Simmons Liver Rcguin.
Stephens.
Governor Of Alabama.
"Iour Regulator has been In usc in my
family for somc time. and l an, pursunded
il isa valuable addition to tho medioa,
science - Gov. I. Gil s ortcr, Ala.
II have used the Regulator in my fami.
iy for the past seventeen ycnrs. oan
snfrly recommend it, TO the world as the
best medicine have ever used for III
c'nrs OF diseases it purporis TO cure
II. r. Thigpcn.
President City Bank
"Simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
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Nutting.
Druggists.
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On.
II was cured by Simmous' Liver Rccu-
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with Chills and Fsver-"R. +. Anderson.
The clergy.
81 Have been IL dyspe,ic for years be-
gan the Regulator two years ago; II has
acted like charm in my case. ."-Rey. J
L. Ilolmes.
Ladies Endorsement.
"1 have given your medicine n
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Chntt alIooclIec, Fla.
Sheriff Pibb County.
81 Inv" used your Rcguln or with sn,.
ccssful effect in Bilious Colo and Dys
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certainly public blessing Mastor>
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My Wife.
"My wife nnd SELF have used tho Rcgu.
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virtues REV. F"lirr. Perry Ga.
81 think Sin,mnm< Liver Regulator ono
of The best medicines ever maue for tho
Liver. My wife md many others, hnve
used it with wonder ful effcct."-E. X,
Sparks, Albany, On.
NJ. D.
II have used The Regu'ator in my fami.
ly. niso in my regular practice, md have
found II n most valuable aud satisfactory
cdicinc. and believe if it. was useI by
profession il would be cf service in
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unliiics nrc perfectly harmlcss."-
iYgs, VI. d Macon, Ga.
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13
THE FAFONITE
Io1ne Rcnn edy.

II warranted not to contain n sing 10
particle Of Mercury. or any injurious
mineral substance. but is
PURELY VEGETABLE
containing those Southern roots and Herbs
which m allwi-c Providence ha. placed
in countries where Liver Drca.rs most
prevail. 1t will cure all diseases caused
ny dcrang .mc.is OF the Liver and Bow
els.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medioln,.
Is cmincnlly n family medicine, and by
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snve many MI hour ofsmtfrrng aud many
n dollar in tine and doctors bills
,fcr over Forty Years trinl il is still
receiving the most nnQualti"l tcs,i
monials toits virtues from pcrs rus of tn
highest character AMI responsibility
Eminent physicians commend il rs The
most
Effeotual Specific.
shoulders. Dizziness, Sour Stomach, had
pitntion of the Heart, Pain in the T, gions
fol"bodinps Of eYil, nll Of which are the
Offspring ofn diseased Liver.
For DYSPEPSIA or Indigestion.
armed with this aniihole oil climates anl
changes Of water md food may hc fnccd
without fear AS n Remedy IN Mnlarious
Fcvers, Bowel Complaints, r.stlessncss.
Jnundite, N.upea,
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
1t Is the cheapest. puresl nnd The bcst
Family Medicine in the world
Caution
Buy M powders or Prepared Simmons Liver
Regulator unlcHs in our engraved wrnp-
per with Trade mark. stamp and signt tue
unbroksn. Mono ether is gcruino.
J. II, ZEILIN & co.
Macon, Ca, and Philadelphia.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
TAKE
Simmons Liver Regulator.
For NIL diseases o! the Liver, Stomach aud
Spleen. IA q remedy in
Malarious Fevers. Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia. Mental Depression Rest
lcssncss. Jnundicc, Nausea. Sick
Uendehc, Collie, Constipn-
iiun and Billiousncss.
.EIas MO T0Qua1
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Sale Of Land.

N71 ILL he sold at the court house in
w Winnsboro, on the lst Monday in
November next. the property known as
the Gibson Church, situate one mile east
Of White Oak station on the c. G. Il A II. II
Tho property consists Of four acres of lnnd.
more or loss, md tho church building.
The building will be sold separately and
privilege given the purchaser to move it off
the land if desired. Terms of sale cash {.
j. E. CALDWELL,
oct 1913 s. L. MOBLEY.
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perty, the assessment this year
nearly equals that of last year. We
give comparative table of returns
of property exclusive of that owned
by corporations.
Year Pers. Prop. Real EFT. Total.
1874 s1,189,745 $2,565, ,092 s3.755, 1877.
1876 1,232,076 2,517,225 3,75O,2Ol
The various corporations in Fair
field return 1926, 1873, making grand
total of $4,276,O34. The value of
property by townships is as follows:
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Tie BIC SHow.-Howes Great
London circus will be here to day
week, and we EXPECT to see largo
crowd in town, but hope they will
not allow themselves to DO taken in
by shapors who generally travel
along with the big concerns.
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$3,75O,2Ol.

Totnl.-- $3,750,2Oi.
The returns show that thore are
1890 horses, 9063 head of cattle,
2745 mules and asses, 1898 sheep
and goats, SITS hogs, 24O2 dogs,
555 watches, 1872 pianos &C., and 4s9
carriages. The value of stock in
merchandise is $162,s35; in manu-
featuring, only $4,150.
The real estate is divided as fol-
lows
Acres. Valne.
Plow Lands: 86,s43 5 447,9eG.
Mendow and pas lnnd 6,'60 20, 100.
Woodland &c 3G7,0l5 1,5i9,Gl4
Total $IG0,Ol8 S!,9SS, 400.
This does not include town lots
and buildings. The County of
Fairfield contains about 712 square
miles, and about thirty two inhabi-
tants to the square mile.
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A VISIT TO TIE AuD1ToR's OrrrcE.-
On Tuesday we called upon DIR.
Peake, the County Auditor, to obtain
some information in regard to the
property of the County. He very
courteously showed us through his
office. He has been very careful and
painstaking in preparing his statis-
tics, and having been assisted in his
clerical duties by Mr.. W. N. Chand
ler, one Of tho best and neatest &c
countants in the State, his books are
y model of neatness md order.
These books have been thoroughly
revised. Heretofore there have
been large number Of erroneous
assessments every year, and this has
swollod the aggregate of nulla bona
returns. Tt has also been the custom
to return all the landed property cf
parties living in NYinnsboro, in tho
tables, for township 4. But this
year each piece of real estate is re-
turned in it's proper township and
for the convenience of tho Treasurer
marginal notes have been made op-
posite the name of each property
holder owning property in diff
ferent townships, to show in which
township the separate parcels are
situated. The erroneous assess.
ments of last year were large yet
through the enhanced value Of pro
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Town TAXEs-We would remind
cur readers that the time for pay
ment of town taxes expires cn the
18th inst, Oh which day the troasur
ers books will be closed. AS the
penalty for tardy payment attaches
on and after that date, it is to the
interest of taxpayers to settle up at
once.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

ENINE Brick House with eight rooms
j. About two hundred acres Of land
fifty under cultivation md about fifty in
woods, balance in pine lands. Long Run,
best location for store in county. Known
rs tho Adna Johnson place Terms easy.
sop 29-x4 j. X. RABB, Agt.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

HsDs We are not responsible forthc opn-
ths OF correspondents.
0eY" Communications to this Office
will not be noticed unless accompanied
by the roal name Of tho writer.
GeS Any person in the County having
khowtedge OF my circumstance Of int crest
occurring in his neighborhood will confcr
afnyor by furnishing information Al this
office. ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

Flo PEEsERvEs.-NIr. nj. Roe has
placed us under obligations for q
jar of fine fig preserves. They were
delicious.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Old Stands. Landecker & co.
Shcritf Sales-S. W.. Ruff, S. +. G..
Bank Reports. y. Clowney,
Cashier.
Come one come ALI. o. Bong
Crockery--Connor & Chandler.
Dry Goods &c.-R. T.. Dannenberg.
Fresh Goods--C. S. Ronedy.
Attention to Smokers Il
Ayres.
New Goods-AIcMaster & Bricc.
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There are now nine prisoners in
tho County Jail, all colored. Fighting
and stealing seem to be the principal
offences.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

Cold SNAp.--Firos wero in de
mand yesterday morning, caused
by a cold breeze blowing from tho
northeast.
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Business men would do we'll to
call and examine our large stock of
fine envelopes, and have their cards
printed on them.
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9 3. 8 ( sfsfS5
|TAKE
R REGULATOR.


Is aGoo
ed
dcr"h,e os
the
liver gcMcnny h most involved
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Cymbeline's note was held for
postage in the office and did not
reach us in time for publishing to.
day. The extract will be inserted
Thursday.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

We have had visit from 1t. j. S.
Reynolds, of Kings Mountain school.
This school has been long established,
and we regard it one Of the bost if
not tho best in the State.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

Look out for Howcs Great Lon
don Circus It will exhibit in
Winnsboro on October, 10Th.
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Try tho wonderful collar, "A and
8 8, at w. H. Flenniken & Co.'S.
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we have received communica-
ton on the Grange, which it's length
and the crowded state of our
columns has prevented us from pub
fishing. We will try and get it in as
soon Us practicable
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

The Union Xerul0 announces
authoritatively that the Phtemin has
suspended indefinitely. J. A.
Selby, Esq, the proprietor
has gone into voluntary bank
bankruptcy and an injunction has
been issued against certain creditors
who were about to levy on his
property.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

New PLArroRM.-Owing to the
heavy freights coming in and going
out the c. G. & A. r. r.. company
have been forced to extend their
platform at the freight depot. =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

SOMETHING FINE.-Our thanks are
due to MIR. r. j. McCarley for q bot
tic of "Baltimore Club" rye whialscy,
which is represented as something
unusually good Being but inexpc
rienccd Judges ourselves, and desir-
ing to put the article to thorough
test, we callel in an old friend, who
is quite a connoisscuv in such matters,
and hc pronounced it decidedly fine.
We commend it to ALL Mr.. McCar
ley has n fresh and full supply.
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letters or bank check. 1000 subscri.
bers are required. This enterprise
receives the full endorsement of the
State organization as will be seen by
the following extract from the
minutes of the executive committee.
OFFICE G. w. SEcrY, o G.,
Sumter, IS. C.,--l875.
The Executive Committee, having had
the proposal of Bro. @ Bailey, w G Il of
No. %, at Greenvile, G, in regard to IN
Official Organ for this Grand Lodge sub
mitted to them by the committee appoint
cd ut the Charleston session of tho Grand
Lodge. hereby record our votes on snid
proposition opposite our respective sigma
lures, Eyes or no.)
Henry NJ Moon, G. ". g. T. Its.
-----.-----------, q. ". g. .fbstnt.
Mrs GILBERT, G. ". Y. r. les.
" II CUTTING, e.. ". S. rts
J S CoNNoRG. ". r. Its.
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FoH SALE.-A second hand box
stove. Apply at this Office.
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Read our advertisemcnt-S. Lam
decker. e. Go.
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CINCINNATI LAaER.-HTr. S. +.
Cooper is keeping constantly on
hand the very best Cincinnati Lager
Beer. Lovers of tho beverage will
bear this in mind.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals on
yesterdays southern bound train was
Gen. Stephen D. Ice, who now rep
rosents tho Alabama Gold Life In
surance Company. Gen. Lees namc
is familiar to many of our readers, rs
That of one Of the most distinguished
Confederate officers His company
ranks among the staunchcst in the
Union.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

MORE BoLoaNAs.-O old friend
j. D. McCarley has just received an
other large lot of those fine bologna
sausages, which he is selling cheap
for cash.
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Old John Robinson, the Circus King,
is coming this way.
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Read our advertisement-S.
Landecker & Co.
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THE C1Rcus.-Tuesday afternoon
Howcs' bill posters were busily en-
gagged covering the three mammoth
bill boards with beautiful pictures
of the Great London Circus. This
Circus is said to be the largest
that has ever travelled in the South,
and we have no doubt will be OK
tensiye patronized. The little boys
and girls of our town between the
ages of 6 and II years are cordially
invited to participate in the street
procession. Those desiring free
ride will meet at the rendezvous at
8 o'clock A. Nj.
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Attention TO Smokers

have this day sold out my stock Of
L fine cigars and Tobacco to Mr.. II. B.
Refo, where will be found the finest lot Of
Cigars and Tobacco in the town
oct0 l.. AYRES.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13

FINE TURNrrs-NIr. NJ. T.. Brown
presented lis Tuesday with bunch
of the finest turnips we have seen
this season. Mr.. Brown understands
gardening as well rs running hotc,.
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AUGUST FLowER-The most mis-
erable beings in the world are those
suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint
More than seventy-fve per cent
of the people in the United States
are afflicted with those two diseases
and their effect; such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitnal
costivencss, impure blood, heart
burn, waterbrash, gnawing and
burning pains Mt the pit of the
stomach, yellow skin, coated tongue
and disagrecablc taste in the mouth,
coming up of tho food after eating,
low spirits, &c. Go to the Drug
Store of McMAsTEn e. BRrcE and get
Il IS cont bottle or sample bottle
for 10 cents. Try it.
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Road our advertiscmont-S. Ian
decker & Co.
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Charles Stark was put up Thurs
day evening by policeman Jenkins
for using profnno language on the
street. Early yesterday morning he
succeeded in breaking the lock off
the guard house door md came out,
but was speedily ro-arrestod and
carried before the Mayor who sen
fenced him to forty-eight hours in
the lookup.
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Road our advertiscment-S. Ian.
decker & Co.
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Mrs J T. GILBERT, @. ". Y. r. !
" II CUTTING, G.. ". S. lts
S CoNNoRG. ". r. lrs.

Mrs GILBERT, q. W. Y. T. Its.
" II CUTTING, G.. ". S. Ts
J S CoNNonG. ". T. It,.
On Friday evening last the Citi-
zcns' Cornot Band serenaded Gen.
Stephen D. Lee who is in town on
business. After the serenade Gen.
Lee was called upon, and having
been introduced by Capt. Pierre
Bacot, who had reused tho distin-
guished visitor from his slumbers,
he responded in a neat impromptu
speech. He alluded to the late war
in which the South had made re-
cord to which she looks back
with pride. He then touched upon
the new duties devolving upon our
peoplc-the preservation of peace
and restoration of material prospect
ty. We can give but faint outline
of this address, which was heartily
applauded.
Gen. Lee is native Cnrolinian,
and his record during the war and
his rapid promotion to n Lieutenant
Gcneralcy arc reg .rdod with pride
by tho Palmetto State. Gen. Lee
is Mt present utoning for the havoc
caused by his artillery during the
war by insming tho lives of
all good and loyal citizens. We
wish him abundant SUCCESS.
Read our advertisement IS. Ian
decker e. Go.
Mt. Zion INsTIrurE.-Mr. r.. H.
ClarlSson, Principal of Mt. Zion
Institute, having been elected
principal of the Newberry male
Academy, has resigned his position
i'll Winnsboro, believing that Newbcr-
ry offers q wider field. Mr.. Clarkson
has been resident of Winnsboro for
nearly three years, and we regret to
lose him. He has been very zeal
ous instructor We bespeak for
him the kind attentions of the
people of Newberry, and we feel as
snred that if the parents do their
duty Mr.. Clarkson will have a
flourishing and successful school
Upon the resignation of Mr..
Clarlson, Capt. W. Nj. Dwight was
elected to supply his place by tie
unanimous consent Of trustees and
patrons. Capt. Dwight was very
popular rs a teacher several years
ago, and we believe that in him the
trustees have made nh admirable
selection.
The change will take place on
October 18th. TO the outgoing and
the incoming principals we tender
our best wishes.
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The Editor returns thanks for dc
licious cocoa-nut candy sent him by
some young ladies "because he was
IN editor" II such as this be the
perquisites and emolumonts of the
position, the Editor glories in being
an editor.
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The wonderful collar is so called
paper collar that can wash.
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MOVED IN.--Mr. Thomas Lauder
dale has moved into his handsome
little grocery establishment, next
door to D. Laudcrdalc's. His store
is without doubt the prettiest of
the kind in town. Mrs. J. O. Boag
has also taken possession of her
new milinary store, where she is
prepared to show the ladies the
handsomest lot of millinery goods in
the up country.
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We are glad to learn that Capt.
Dwight secured several scholars for
his school while on o recent visit to
Sumter. The Captain will take
charge of the Mount Zion Institute
next Friday. We wish him success.
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COOP NEws.-An old friend from
Monticello tells us that the farmers
in his neighborhood arc in better
condition this fall SO far as provis-
ions are concerned than thoy have
been since the war. A great many
planters will have corn to sell, ono
in particular, Mr. j. X. Davis, raised
five hundred bushels of corn more
than he needs. This looks like there
is some life in the old land yet. A
great many of thom arc raising
their own meat, consequently there
will be no liens from that portion
of the county next yoar.
The farmers of Jncksons creek
have also raised large crops of corn
and hay. Ono hand on Capt. S. b.
Clowncys plantation gathered 49,
600 pounds of hay off an eight acre
meadow. AS we have said before if
our farmers would pny moro alton
ton to raising grain, hay and stock
they could command their own price
for their cotton just as tho manu-
facturer ut the north does for his
goods. Thank heavens they are
beginning to have thoir eyes opened.
Messrs. j. G. & e. Baily of Green
vile propose establishing q tenn
perance organ in that city, entitled
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-10-13
TESTIMONIALS, S,

II hive never acea or tried such a
simple ctiicacious. satisfactory and pleas.
ant remedy III my life. ."-H. llaines,
Lo u;s Mo
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New Goods-AIcNIaster & Bricc.
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K. R.W.PHlLLIPS,
DEALER IN

ENURNfTURE, rarlor Brackets md
IL Picture Frames, for design and
workmanship, nneqnalled. Romem-
Der my prices are beyond competition for
tho same quality of goods.
A NEW SUPPLY
of Rustic Window Shades, low in prico,
durable, convenient, that neverget out Of
order, and will last longer than any other
Shade Mattresses, Pictures, Hut-Rockss
Mirrorsahd Lumber for sale.
REPAIRING
Furniture neatly repaired at moderate
prices Special attention given to the Tn
dertakor's Department., keep on hand q
full supply Of Cases and Wood Coffins.
ny TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH.
sept 2s--1y
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CoTToN.--The cotton market
looked up. Friday considerably.
AS high as 124 was paid for an extra
lot. Farmers will :. save money
bringing their cotton to this mar.
ket as it is without doubt tho best
this side of Charleston.
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Read our advertisement-S. Ian
decker e. Co..
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The scheutzenfost of tho Columbia
Vcrein will bo hold on the 10Th, 18th
and 18th Of October. Delegation
from the neighboring cities and
States will participate 1t will be d
most enjoyable occasion.