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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-16
TESTIMONIALS.

III have never soea or iricd suoh
simple eflioacious. satisfactory and ploas.
ant remedy Ia my lifo. I'll. Iaincs, St,
Louis, Mo.
Hon. ALEX. q. Stephens.
"f occasionally use, VIXEN my condition
requires IL. DR.. Simmons Livor Rcgula.
tor with good eject" Alex. IL.
stephens.
Governor Of Alabama
"four Regulator has been in uso in my
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it is y valuable addition TO tho medical
science ."--Gov. J. Gill Shorter, Ala.
II have used the Regulator IN my fami-
ly for the past seventeen years. | oan
safely recommoud IL to the world as tho
; best medicine have ever used for that
olass Of diseases it purports 10 curo."--
II. F. Thigpen.
President City Bank.
"simmons' Liver Regulator has proved
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Ga.
~ was curod by Simmous' Liver Rcgu
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with Chills aud Fover-"R. f. Anderson.
Tho Clergy.
II Have boen q dyspctc for years; DO
gan tho Regulator Two years ago; 1t hA
acted like charm in my "-Rov. }
Z, Holmes.
Ladies Endorsement.
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Chatt ahoochec, Fla.
Sheriff Bibb County.
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My Wife.
NV vito nnd self have used tho Rcgu.
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~ think Simmons L,ver Regulator ono
Of tho best medicines over mauc for tho
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Sparks, Albany, On.
M. y.
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mponent parts, aud certify its mcdi-
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Special Notices.


CHARLES LAMB. .EssAyisr., denouno d
all spirituoas ~; liquors =, "a :. . "Wet
:Damhation.' Poor, fellow; he knew
il living, would appiy the sameto aioo.
Iholie Exoitants, advertised as Gurealls.
But there ono Tonic aud Alternative In
exist ence--the beat tho world has ever
knowp-.which contains no alcohol. II 10
DR.. Walkers California Vinegar Bittcrs
How TO RESTORE TnE PROSPERITY ov
THE SrATE.-Keep your money at home.
Do not send away for anything which you
con obtain ,ss well hegeas el sewhere. We
do not advocate paying SIS for that which
you onn buy abroad for oven 81 80. but
when you can buy your Blank Books OF
tho best grade. at prices as low 40 Now
York. then, send to Walker, Evans s.
Cogswell. Cha, lesion 8. c., aud purchase
what you need. All their Blank Book, are
IN ade in Charleston, an d your encourage /.
ment will sustain u wort by mauufa turing
enterprise. .ma E.tt..
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10 the Citizens Of Fairfield Cou,l.


The firm OF Danacnberg 4 Co. l., shas
been dissolved by mutual consent Tho
undersigned cannot orait TO tonlor.
his thanks to the 'ditisehs' iii general Tor
the libcral patronage bestowed on tho
firm. and'as it's successor, hopes. By tho
past. reputation, to meet with tho same
enoour 'gsmeat Ho assu res tho public
that he will endeavor to please and treat
with rotiteposs. rcspoot ana fair dealing
all thOse Who 'giva him 4 call. Having
made arrangements with coriain large
houses in New York and Baltimore, ho
Intends to carry d larger and moro com.
pluto stock than ever before. With the
motto Of quick sales aud small profts, l
s'cmain yours respectfully,
:. RE-. DkNNENBERa.
june l5..+lx1 ~
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NEW GOODS.
Notice to School Trustees.
OFFICE OF School CcMM,ssloNKp

'Pi an act approved March 9th 1871,
- II ts provided that ian annual meet.
aug Of each school district shalt be held on
the last Saturday in juno of eaoh ycar nj
IL O'Clock NJ. uotioo Of he time and
place being given by the clerk Of tho
board Of Trustees by posting written or
printed notices in the public places of tho
district at lcast ten days before tn. meLt.
ing." It also provides that At suoh meet
Ing the inhabitants qualified TO vote nj q
school o'Cctionlawfully assembled shall
hsv1 power to appoint q Chairman. to ad
journ from tinv to Tine, and to choose a
clerk Eho shall possess tho qualification
OF voter and to raise by q tax in addition
to the suihs apportioned by tho Sta,e 70 r
schools. further sums Of money not OK
ceeding three doiidrs for Q. cry ohlld iu tho
distriot between tho ngos OF six and SIX =
teen, said SUN TO he collected by the
County Treasurer, subj .cL 10 tho or Tor Of
the trustees. contersigned by the Go nmis-
sioner, 10 be used as shall be agreed
upon at tho meeting, either for salaries Of
teachers or for tho ction or repm irs of
school buildings. or payment Of lawful
debts, together with othcr powers rs will
be seen Oh reference to the act above men.
toned.
You arc therefore instructed to an.
nounce such meetings in your respective
distsicts on Saturday the 26th June at
IL NJ. at such places os shall be agreed
upon by the respective boards Of trustees.
The clerks. Of the respective boards will
call ut my ofioo for blanks and instruc.
ton.
". J.CRAwFORD,
juno f8 is xp 18 School Com issioncr,
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IaocaA 3 au1b&1.

By. Wc nre net responsible for the opin.
ous Of cprresp ondents. F.
g@T CommuniontionB to this, off, oei
will not sbe5 noticed Hpiess acc ON panic
by tho zeal nsms oft6eewriter.6 ; Z Ms {
RsS$ Any .porson'inttbe County having
kuowtedgs Of any circumstances Of interest
oocurring ~ 9hts ne,gh borhood VII foonfcr
efavor bysfurnishing information at this
LOCAL Notices, will be inserted
(exoeps BY special soontraet) Sat the
following rates, x =,
For ton liues and under - So 90
For each additional line -. l5o
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WaDTaTgJEu

TIME copnrtnership heretofore exist fog
L. between tho undersigned under Tho
name Of Bannehberg &, Co.. was dissolved
on the 9Th inst. Mr.. n. l.. Dannenberg
will continue tho business at the old
stand and settle up the nffirs,of d, e. Cc.
X. l.. DANNENBERG,
PHI. DANNENBER0.
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THE FAVORITE
EEox1ae Rcrn edy.

Is Warranted not 10 contain n single
particle of Mercury, or any injurious
mineral substance, but ~
PURELf VEGETABLE
containing those Southern roots and Herbs
which an allwisc Providence hRs placed
prevail. 1t will euro oil diseases caused
~ dcrung ,meuts Of tho Liver and Bow
els.
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II dollar in time and doctors bills
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Eminent physicians commend it as the
most
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offspring ofa diseased Liver.
For DYSPEPSIA or Indigestion.
armed with this antidote all climates md
chnhgcs Of wator and food may be faced
without fcnr AZ Il Remedy in Malarious
Fevers, Bowel Complaints, restlessncss.
JnunEte, Nausea,
1T HAS NO EQUAL.
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Family Medicine in the worlll
Caution.
Buy NJ powders or Prepared Simmons Liver
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per with Trade mark, stamp and signr turo
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Macon, Ga. and Philadelphia.
FOR SALf, BY ALE DRUGGISTS.
TAKE
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lcssucss JaunuiCc Nausea Sick
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There is to be another Spelling
Match in Chcste. next Monday.
We have been ocourteously Invited
to attend, but fear We will be una.
bic to accept tho invitation.
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|IoNNNO 4 CLOwNEY s, co., propsie.
" tors for the counties of. Fairfield and
Oh .ster, offer Farm Rights TO make
nde uso the sanfe with sample hive for
a$l0.0O. Apply st once end be ready To-
Boube the drst sWsrnis. ~
mar 10 ,sf8{ Wtnnsboro, 5
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Remember that Col. D. W. Aiken,
Master of tho State Grange, will
! ectu'e to the Fairfield Patrons in
Winnsboro OH the 26, b. Instant. "
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ILL., | Y T. III 4
.R EqH ULAYNqDR.

The Symptoms of Lver
shoulder,
d with
with
siderable Of
Sowcimes
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CooL:--Wednesday morning wns
quite cool, and the chilly blast from
the northeast made one feel like put.
ting on winter clothing. We saw
one man with an overcoat on.
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Mr.. W. Il. Doty left for Kentucky
on Friday where he will remain
until Fall. Mr.. Doty has added
greatly to the prosperity of the
County, and wo will be glad to see
him back with Gno lot ofyoung
mules, cheap. .aH ..... RI.
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ANOTHER CURIOSITY. = Master
Elliott Ketchins has grown pigeon
thatiscovercd with qnills, instead of
foYthers, resembling very much
poroupine. ....
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The Presbyterian Society Intend
having spelling bee shortly.
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Pro. c.Nic.-rhe scholars Of Mt. Zion
l Institute, together with the pupils
Of other echools around town, had
a ispio-nio Frid y at Cathcart's
mill. We understand the young folks
had a splendid time.
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1t is said the sixth, Giro uit is tue
only in which convictions for rcceiv.
ing stolen agricultural products have
bcon made. This speaks woll for
I'll" judge, jnries and solicitor. 1t is
beginning to be part of the unwrit.
ten law of this circuit that the price
ofbuying stolen cotton or corn ranges
from five TO one thousand dollars.
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Crop Proapects in Fairfield are re.
portedSfavorablc. 2.$
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Auditor Peske has courteously
furnished Us with the following table
showing the amount Of taxab le
property in caoh township during the
present fiscal year. The assessment
now making for next year, being
merely of personal property, will not
vary the amount to any greds- extent.
As the school districts and townships
are. ooterminous, the table given
below will serve as aguido for the
assessment of local tax for schools.
We also annex list Of children in
each district within tho soho!astio
age. We advise all parties interest.
ell to preserve this table for future
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Any man who will invent q fan
ming and fly brushing machine that
will run itself and allow fellow to
sl'ep these long afternoons will be
q public bcnofactor and rich man.
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Auditor Peake has appointed Jno.
A. Deeportes Esq, and Capt. j. r.
Boyles to assist him in taking returns
ofprSperty.fReturns can therefore be
made to them. Mr.. Desportes is
located at Ridgoway, and CSpt.
sBoyles operates in the western por-
tion of the County. a.~r a., =.
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. County Treasurer Nelson was busy
nearly all day ycu' crday paying
school claims. The Treasurer
apportioned the amounts to
ench school district, as tho law
directs SO as to give the holders Of
school claims fair owing. About
$2,l0o werc Put in circulation. We
hope the like will occur often during
the dull season. .,.
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In reply to many. questions as to
the sense Of the Scarf local published
recently, we will say that the amount
of cents involved in that local will be
found out by calling on FIenniken and
buying a scarf. "There's millions
i'll it," .a
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plaoe and pushed him down into the
fire with his,foot ;>&thena took bin
into the barn, tied him up, and whip.
pod him severely. The wife Of
Frank Wright brought the boy to
this city yesterday. and delivered
him over to bic MOTHER The boy
is literally covered with wholts in-.
tiicted with the lash, and is IL severea
Fiy burned in: /, several parts of his
body. lie was bound as an appreu
tice to Frank Wright by his mother.
Union Herald. .
Had Frank Wright beon white
democrat tho Union. Herald would
have had.a flaming article headed
"Ku.Klux in Riohland," "Fif.eenth
Amendment Ignored" "Ciyil Rights
Bill Trampled under Foot" 60.
But, "euch is life" .,.>
The following, enigma wes arst put
to tho world about forty yests ago,
aud no answer given bss ever been
2 R :.
perfectly satisfactory. We give it
for the benefit Of ingenious enigma.
lists. N.'t
TO FIVE and FIVE and Rfty-Hve, .t,.. ~
The ii rst Of letters add !;
Twill make q thing that killol q king
And drove q wise man mad" g..
The only answer We havo ever
seen is sake" But we confess that We
ore igno1ant exactly how this answer
Il obtained. The enigma is said by
some to have reference to tho exc
outiou Of Charles lst, and the CON
staut dread of death experienced by
Cromwell. .'... ..,. =.
" We give also a mathenatical puz-
zle which has Doen going tho rounds
lately. ',..
"A merchant, Smith, sold
Jones pair of boots for fve
dollars. Jones tenders n fifty dollar
bill. Smith has no money ia his
drawer aud goes to Brown who
changes it. Jones departs with the
boots, aud forty y>6ve dollars change.
Aftorward the bin proves to DO ooun.
terfeit. and Smith has to redeem it
with fifty dollars good money.
What did Smith lose ?'r
Here is another.
"a sells u horse to B for $50, and
buys him back for $50, aud sells him
to G for $GO. What are his profits on
this transaction ?":
The premium for tho best answers
to the. aboTe will be Watermelon
from somebody else'.s patch.
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For MI diseases Of the Liver. Stomach and
SPLEEN. AS remedy In
Malarious Fevcrs, Bowel Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Mental Depression Rest
lcssncss, Jaundicc, Nausea. Sick
Ucadohe, Colo, Constipa
ton and Billiousness.
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tGIvK Us CREDIT. The Greenville
News and Abbeville Medium have OF
late beeu copying articles from our
rhper md giving credit to other
papers We hope these journals will
take due notice of the above and
govern themselves accordingly.
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|, The store at Ridgeway formerly
occupied by Hogan and Moore is be
ing moved from its location in the
middle Of the public square to tue
eastern side on All alignment with
tho other stores. This improves the
appearance Of the,plaoe. ..
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IS
The Presbyterian Society Intend
having spelling bee shortly.
bsTt2s.E H"'r ------------ .s... .ss,.,...". =.
There is to be another Spelling
Match in Chcste. next Monday.
We have been courteously invited
to attend. but fear We will be una.
bic to accept tho invitation.
Remember that Col. d. W. Aiken,
Master OF tho State Grange, will
lecture to the Fairfield Patrons in
Winnsboro OH the 26, b. Instant.
CooL:--Wednesday morning .wns
quite cool, and the chilly blast from
the northeast made one feel like put
ting on winter clothing. We saw
one man with an overcoat on.
ANOTHER CURIOSITY. = Master
Elliott Ketohins has grown pigeon
that iscovercd with qnills, instead of
fosthers, resembling very much
porOupine. .. .....
Any man who will invent q fan
ming and fly brushing machine that
will run itself and allow fellow to
sloep t,'ese long afternoons will be
q public bonofactor and rich man.
PIc.Nlc.-The scholars Of Mt. Zion
I institute, together with the pupils
Of other echools around town, had
a spio-nio Frid y at Cathcart's
mill. We understand the young folks
had splendid time.
Mr.. W. II. Doty left for Kentucky
on Friday where he will remain
until Fall. Mr.. Doty has added
greatly to the prosperity of the
County, and wo will be glad to sec
him back with fino lot Of ofyoung
mules, cheap. .aN ., -. -
In reply to many" questions as to
the sense Of the Scarf local published
recently, we will say that the amount
Of cents involved in that local will be.
found out by calling on FIeuniken and
buying a scarf. "There's millions
init" ."a.
--- ,:.,.
,sGIvE Us CREDIT. The Greenville
News and Abbeville Medium have Of
late beeu copying articles from our
rhper and giving credit to other
papers. We hope these journals will
take due notice Of the above and
govern themselves accordingly.
IA large number. Of hands have (rc-
Gently been discharged from tho G.
9. & A. II. Il. Those that have
been retained are working for loss
wages. Busincrs IN ust be getting
dull with the road.
lmGRoPs.---Fsom all portions Of the
County crops arc gane"a!ly reported
good. Large crops of wheat and
oats were planted and the yield i,
elegant. Farmers report good stands
Of ,cottop aud oorn, but we feur TINT
most oI our planters we're partial to
cotton.
SpELLiSa BEE We understand
that the Lodge of Good Templars in
tend hasingSa spelling match next
Tuesday night. Our editor is not
= expected, consequently he cannot be
J accused of tho Partiality that was
thrust at him in the Chester bee a
few days ago.
MoRE IMrRoV VEMENrs. M Messrs
Jno. +. Matthews Jr, and Frank
Elder are srepairi9g ami improveiug
their buildings. The improvements
that have been going on within the
past few months looks very much to
dsthas tl,ere is iife3iu the oldstown
;syot.8 q ". y &
#
Mt THHiR Posr AoAia.--We are
glad to be able to state that Captains
Bacot and Dwight, aud Messrs,' Dos.
portes and Lybrand, all Of who NJ
have recently been on the sick list
are again able to be at their place,
Of busiaess.5 j g,4a:.
JFiYSt mad, ------:---e+t.- ------:----ee+t.- ~
There iel ap old lady living ter
=. u - 4 a
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"a large number of hands have lrc-
Gently beon discharged from tho G.
g. L. A. II. Il. Those that have
been retained are working for loss
wages ", Businors IN ust be getting
dull with tue: road.
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There is, ,ap old lady living ten
miles from Winnsboro, who though
sixtyttwo,years Of age has never seen
the town. She has never been able
to appreciate the song ooh why was
Z tempted to roin." ,.a..,.r "I ,n,s
"a. - -
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4 2CRoPs.--Fsom all portions Of the
County crops arc gane~a!ly reported
good, Large crops of wheat and
oats were planted and the yield i,
elegant. Farmers report good stands
of foottop aud oorp, but we feur TINT
most oI our planters we're partial to
cotton.
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~ dov. Ch,mborlain has presented
through Hon. w. D. Porter flag
to DO 'borno by the Washington Light
lnfantry of Charleston at the Bunker
Hill Centennial. w have no doubt
but these brave Charlestoniaus, will
bear it as n'bly as they did tho
Confederate flag during the late un.
pleasantness while they were lighting
under HemRton and Gafy.n-..
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Mrs. Anirew MoMcekin of this
o,unty died last week ! t un ,extren. @
o d age. We are Informed that her
husband. who survives her, and her.
self lived in wedlock sixty one years.
MIR. McMeekin is the sple surviving
member of Capt. Kiucuid's Company
which volunteered from Fairfield in.
the war of 1912.
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SpELLiSa BEE We understand
that the Lodge of Good Templars in
tend haslngSa spelling match next
Tuesday night. Our editor is not
expected, consequently he cannot be
accused of tho Partiali,y that was
thrust at him in the Chester bee a
few days ago.
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Mt TuEiR Posr AoAia.- are
glad to be able to state that Captains
Bacot and Dwight, aud Mcssrs,' Dos.
portes and Lybrand, all Of who m
have RECENTLY been on the sick list,
are again able to be at their places
of business. gy ;g g,>,sY.
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HoRRisEE OurRAas.--James o vii.
liams, oolored, between niue and ton
years of aye was brutally whipped
and burned by colored man, named
, Frank Wright, a farmer, noar Cha.
deus, s. G. The boy Williams, was
isIiu vsry low condition, states that
Frank Wright became enraged with
him ono night week before last, on
account Of an act done that be could
not avoid, as he was quite uuwell.
Wright rose from his bod, and after
,naking bis oldest son tic the boy
Williams, he thf ew him into the fire
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MonE Observation-Disclosures
Jno. +. Matthews Jr, and Frank
Elder are srepairipg ami improveiug
their buildings. The improvements
that have been going on within the
past few months looks very much to
dsthae there is HfoSin the cldstown
tayot.a. q q. q 30
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1 -.
Auditor Psako. ,ond Treasurer
Nelspn' went to Columbia Tuesday,
and, had a final settlement with the
Safe. They represent that affairs
are very, strictly managed at the
State treasury and Comptroller's 8
Office. An error of twv mills hav-
ins teen discovered IN The settle
ment, il / was traced back to tho
hooks Of the former Auditor and
recti6ed, 1t il to be hoped that
while the State officials are straining
at gpats they will swallow no cam.
els.