The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-06
NEv ADvERTisEN1nNTs.


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NEW ADvERTis EMmNTs.
or'Sale-Jos. G.. Caldwell.
Don't ask for Credit-J. c. Squier
l. Go.
Mt. Hion Institute-R II. Clark.
sou, Principal.
I: Winnsboro National Banks. T.
Cl"wncy, Cash,er.' :,
Stopo !. Phosphate Company
Pierre. .13acot, Agcut. :,
Notico-W. VI. Nelsbn...
.Noticc-Iu. Jacob, Chairman,
Kings Mt. Military Sohoof-Col.
A. Coward.
.SpnJNG.-For the past, few, days
w lave had regular spring wealth
er. :. -, - "a.
:, Christmas week passed eff very
qHietly indeed.
:. o. a storm Of slcct set in on
Thursday night, and continued all
day Friday. 1t is bitter, bitter cole
and people are, for almost the first
time this season, made to rehlize tha
winter is on'us, and that winter is
cold season.
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" Qnitc number. Of people
came to town on Mnnday, despite
the bad weather., The Sheriff sold q
a large amount of property, and, the
sales will continue to-day and pes
haps to.morruw., w Q will give a
full account Of prices etc. in our next
issue.
" Taxes are coming in very
slowly. The entire tax-levy Of
Fairfield county is about 500, 900
and tho anleuut; thus fur collected is
only about SILL 900. The .:timo. for
payment expires on the 18th inst.,
and there seems not tho slightest
chance Of any extension.
" On Tuesday tournam che was
held at Liberty Hill, in which Mess.
Selwyn Cunningham, II. j. Cunning.
ham, !. S. Scott, .Jr., and Robert
Cunningham were the successful
knights, in the order namcd. Mr..
Scott is a FairEeldian the rest are
from Kershaw. =
0F Another alarm :: OF fra wes
suupded on Saturday evening about
seven O'Clock, caused by the burning
of foul chimney in the e.store of Mr..
John McInt re. Tho fire cot,ipanie.
came with their usual prom ptness,
put fortunately their servicesr were
not needed. No damage was done.
c:Y" We see that Mr.. ]. Q. Mar
shall, of Columbia has been appointc c,l
Trial Justice, uice W. B. Nash. re
si:nel. The people of Columbia
have been long in need of a compe-
tent Trial Justice, aud as Mr.. Mar.
shall is practising lawyer and we'll
qualified ~ fill the position, We con-
g,atblate them upon his appoint m emf.
Another score for Gov. Cham mber-
] in. -.
SN37 The following officers wore
elected by the Masonic Lodge at
Ridgeway, to serve for tho ensuing
year: " a.
JAS. q. Davis, ". M.
S. +. Cooper, S. w
l.. y. Wuiker, ). W..
j: A. Gr;Eaby, Treas.
W. b. Hagany Sec'y:
j. a. Simpson, S. D.
y. w. Coleman, j. D.
}. Il. Stewart, Tilcr.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN MiL1rARY
ScnooL.-We ask special attention
to tho advertisement Of this academy.
Established 1855, it has constantly
grown in Usefulness and In the facili-
ties it affords for thorough instruc.
tion. Founded ny two distinguished ed
graduators Of tho State Military
Academy, and closely rese M bling tho
latter iu'curriculuw and discipline,
it has peculiar claims to public pa.
tronago, which we trust will be fully
recognized.
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Tho Ridgcway Grange 'eloot.
ed the following officers for the en-
suing year: ~.
James Pigan, Master. =.
w. G. IIinnapt, Overseer.
j. e.. Elkin, Lecburer.
II. Edmuhds, Chaplain.
Il. p. Davis, Treas.
J.. q. Davis, Seo'y J.
Juo. Boyd. Steward, J = -,
Il. P. Lumpkin, Asst. Steward,
Mrs. r. IL. Edmunda, J.. AS.
bliss S. A Means, Cores.
Miss NJ. Edmunds, Pomona.