The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-08-11
ttis monstrosity on Wednesday and
Thursday before it was buried.

Thursday before it was buried.
The Calico ball on Tuesday night
was complete SUCCESS. Tho Bacot
band from Chester discoursed good
music, and the weather was pro
pituous so that tho dancing was lively,
thirty couples being ON the floor at
one time. The drawing Of the
oravats by the gentlemen before tho
first dance was very amusing and
it was still more amusing to SEQ
them matching their oravats with the
ladies' dresses in search of their
afinities. The dancing was prolong-
ed till late hour. Mcssrs Galloway
f Abbeville, and Galbraith and
James Walker of Chester were
guests.
Winnsboro is not the biggest city
in South Carolina but she can got up
as much fun as any other place.
PERsoNAL.-The friends of Miss
Beloher, will be pleased to learn,
from the following taken from the
Kalamazoo Telegraph, that she has
safely arrived at her home. in
Michigan.
Miss Philena NJ. Belcher is temper.
arily guest uf Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Little, on South street. She arrived
in town yesterday from Aiken, South
Carolina, where she has resided tie
past four years. Miss Bclcher, is u
sister Of Elisha Belcher formerly IL
practising attorney of this village,
and we'll known to all the ea,llcr
residents of the equity. She reports
the general condition of the South as
much improved with" the past two
years. Miss b., came via Philadel-
phia, making stop there found the
city all alivo iD reference to the
great Centennial. Much has been
doue in the way of buildings and
fitting up the grounds, and many
thugs are being sent already from
Europe.
The following notice was tackled
up on Wednesday night on the cute
post near Charley Goings' house three
miles from town.
"Noticc, all persons who have took
the oar,h of religion saying that they
Never wonld rebelge against their
party they will be made stand up
to it If it will cause their life and
Mr.. Charley Goings you had better
change your Notion and say you will
not leave your party for We will
come to see you if you don't Men
Of township No. l2 Aug. 3 d 1875.
truly yours,
S. w. ID. H g. Go"
Charley Goiogs is peaooable
colored citizen, and a supporter of
MIR. Gooding. He wants to bet a
small sum that be can thrash the
follow who stuck up that notice,
The time has long since passed
when such ku.kluxing would be
tolerated. Every man ia Fairfield
has the right to vote as he pleases,
aud will te protected in this right.
No one can he intimidated now.
FAIRFIELD SABRE CLUL.-At the
regular annual meeting of the Fair
iold Sabre Club, held on the 3rd
inst, the following officers were
elected
President-T. R. Robertson.
Vice esidcnts-Iraneous Pope,
7. W. Rawls and W. q. Rabb.
Wardcns-W. J. Heron, NJ. G.
Armstrong, W. W. Brice, T. L.
johnson, W. b Ford.
Directors-A. Evans, j. W. Bolick,
W. R. Rabb and +. A. Neal.
Color Bearcr-R. J. MoCarley.
Arrangements were consu N mated
to'have Sabre contest and basket
picnic at Maj. Woodward's mill on
Saturday the 2lst August, at which
will be present tho Club, the families
of the members, and tnvitea guests. p
We arc pleased to acknowledLe
the receipt Of an invitation to the
sabre contest and picnic, and hope
to attend. The club is fixed insti
tuition in our county, aud VIC heartily
exclaim long may it live.
Attention Fairfield Sahra Cluh.