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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
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q THH RAIRR4EauE IL HaRJA ~
I Ths .StatusIoi Slonewall jackson.

Ihe Richmond (Ys.) Dispatch pub.
!isdss extracts fionrthei iiotters Of Hon.
Bssesfor 4r' Hpps 70 Gen. Bradley r.
johnson, 10 reference to tho Statue
OF Stonewall{ jackson. Ms. Hope
promises q sbSfs time to Sforward
photographs Che Statue, the work 1t.
self to follow after" the close Of the
Royal Aoadomical exhibition 10
August. lilo states In the me antime
that the Statue is seven feet three
inches in height or with ,pliuth seven
feet nine i6ohes. MI. fHopG Sdads
two sketches as patterns for a pedes.
tal suitable for the statue, giving the
proper dimensions. These patters are
simple and elegant, representing dif,
terent designs tor 3 pedestal niue fcet
high, eight feet siix inchtes" ia" il" 4 iamo ,
ter ut tho base apa two feet Eve
inches atthe top. TIE pedestal will
10 constructed Of Richmond granite.
- r"d -@':r~.r------,I,i.,, -,
a gentleman: Of means, who. went
with his family from South Caroliua
to Texas abodt,cight months, ago for
the purpose Of making that State his
future home, il now ia tho vicinity of
this place, whore he has purchased =
valuable farm tb, which sbe will iumo.
diately bring his family and mako
1t his permanent home. He gives
anything but factoring account of
his eight mouths experience in Texas.
We welcome him to our country, and
are satisfied that he will have no
cause to regret exchanging his Texas
home for home Il North Georgia.
North Georgian Citizen. " ,"l/9
The Little Rock lArk.) C azette
gives the deta .ls of,a,terrible tragedy
in Sewer Comfy, near IN ebo Church,
on the 10Th. A farmer was visiting
u neig hbor, aud hayieg q preseati.nent
of evil, 10 company With Texan re.
turned to liis house, where he observ.
ed light burning. Peetiug in tue
window the men saw four, robbers
counting the money which they had
stolen. Both men being armed
with double.barrelled stot Guns,
fired upon and killed oil the robbers,
and then entering the house tue far.
mer was soruzsd 6y the sight Of his
murdered wife and two children.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
The GrcQt National Smoker.

a lady travelling from Now York
to Boston, short time ago, took her
seat in drawing room oar, tho only
occupants Of which were two gentle.
men. Ono was smoking, tho othor
held fresh and unlgh,od cigar Just
ready to apply tho mutch- Tho fair
traveller did not like tho odor of
smoke, and calmy remarked aloud
that this was the drawing room Car,
and they would please find tic
smoking car forward, for the smoking
was very offensive to her. The gen
tlemen removed tho obnoxious weed
but looked extremely serious about it
and had word or two with the con.
ductor when that functionary entered. /.
ne mildly requested the lady to step
into another Gar, but sAe was com for.
tably seated and declined to move. :.
l'y and by other gentlemen appcafd
aud addressed tho would.be smoker
as "Alr. President" and when ut last
some one let drop tho mystic word
"Grant," the obtuso but we'll mean.
ing damo recognized her company,
aud summoniug tho conductor,
sought another car.-BostoM .Satur.
day Eueniny GaxeUe. r
King Kalakuua, of the Sandwich
Islands will send his feather cloak to
the Centennial Exposition at Phila.
dclphia. This article will represent
moro labor than any other that will
be on exhibition. Its manufacture
was commenced over hundred years
ago, under the auspices of some of
the ancestors of Eamohameha, tho
hr:t king of the islands, and upward
of fifty years of time was required for
its completion. 1t is made of the
feathers of peculiar species of bird
each bird furnishing only two
feathers, one from under caoh wing.
In size tho cloak is n little over a
square yard, and its color is q golden
yellow. 1t used to DO worn by tho
King on state occasions, but of late
years it serves on y to adorn the re.
ception room oi tho Palace.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
Bird Ghosts.

Birds have a great fear of doath
In illustration Of this, Madame BUST
in her new book on birds, relates the
following A hen canary belong.
ing to the author died whilst hosting,
and was buried. The surviving mate
was removed to another cage the
breeding cago itself was thoroughly
purified, cleansed, and put aside Til
tho2following spring. Never, after
ward however, could any bird en-.
,dure to be in that cage. The little
creatures fought and struggled to
get out, and if obliged to remain,
they huddled close together and
moped and were thoroughly unhappy,
refusing to DO comforted by any
amount Of sunshine Or dainty food
The experiment was tried Of intro.
dueing foreign birds, who were not
even in tho house when tho canary
died, nor could, by any possibility,
have heard of her through other
canaries. The result vas tho same ;
no bird would 1.-Two in that cage. The
c"9e uas haunted, and the author
was obliged to deslst from nll fur.
thor attempts to coax or force u bird
to stay in it.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
Es.1&ss Cured Free.

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A NY person suffering from the above
~ disease 10 request ed 10 address DIR.
PRICE, and a trial bottle Of mediciuc
will J forwarded by Express,
FREEl
The only cost being The Express charp.
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small ID Price hns made the cureof
FITS OR EPILEPSY.
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Do not fail to send to him for, q trial
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Circulars and testimonials sent with :.
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Be particular to give year,, express, as
well as yonr post ofhce direction, and
Address. ''
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april27-ly Civilian st.. New
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rURLIsn HDbRa2sf...s a s;stsyy ~
E.Ns:E.H srWEL NESDA Y
OhiciAl Directory Of Fairfield
4 %l-~.a& County. N.,,.. - .8sE

a&SSSt Slt2s, ~ ------> ii w r-f ~
sENAron-Moses Martin.
nErREsESTAT'vEs-Joseph. Thompson
John Gibson. Joel Copos. ES z
l.. ". Duvnll--Sheriir. Es.-s,-..-,,
1aml. Is, Clowncy--Clcrk Of The rourt.
y:Jsy JsyNeil.--Judge of Probate. .,,--. ,,...-. ...
Is " Ieake-C9npty tAuIi!or.
W. MtNelsou --OoGii yfreasurer.
W. =. Crawford chool Comm issioner,
IL. f. Martih-Jury Commissioners.
<, COUNTY YQoMMIssIoHERs---Jas. II. Harvey,
Aenry Jacob, Carter Beatty.
II. n. Obcar- U. s. Commissioner.
hoTARIEs pUDLiO-M. C. Robertson, J.,
u Davis, II. N. Obear, ID. B. Kirland.
TRIAL JusroHs-A. NJ. Maokcy, W. r
Marshall, james Aiken, Silas W. Ruff.
~ y. q W. Coleman, Thomas Walker,
DR.. Ira S. Scott
"'TNR,"Robertson. .-.... .,...,..-.
wIHNsnono, Is NATIONAL, BANK OF, .sourn
CAROLINA. AUTHORIZED AplTAL$ $500, 900
PAID UP $76.O0O.' .v..,,
: w. r. Robertson, President. ...
Geo. II. McMastcr Vice President.
Saml. B. Clowney, Cashier. ,,
NJ. q. Robertson. Teller. ..,
'""f. DIRECTORS. M
". II. Robertson, II. L. Elliott, james
3oaty, George II. McMastcr, d. Il. Flen.
nikon, jas. B. McCnnto, Jas. II. Rion, jas.
a: Brioe, a. s. Douglass, Col William
ohnston, Of Charlotte, N T..
"... TOWN OFFICERS.
Pierre Bacot-Intcnuant.
wAnnENs--F. Gcrig, }. A. Fraser, W.
Nj. Nelson, ). U. NoCarley.
wlSNsDono BUILDING AND LOAN Assoc1A.
....a TioN.
q. II. MoAlastcr-Prcsidcnt.
James Boaty-Vicc- President.
ID. X. Flcnnikcn Sec and Treas.
II. N. Nbcnr, Attorney ."
D. Dmcctors-Jas. a. Blico, Sam'l. B.
Clowrey, q. a. White, l. N. Withcrs, j
NJ. Galloway, #. Elder, L. B. Madden
W. III. Flcnnikcn, J. s. Connor.
cHiEF or reLIcH-T. j. H. Murphy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

The English residents of Augusta
arc making arrangements to cele.
biato Queen NIctoria's iifty.sixth
birth cay, which occurs on the 2Ith
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
BUTTER | BUTTE

USr Received 100 lbs. ne Goshen n
= Butter. Also chu,oe lot Of Fresh
groceries, consisting of 8 bbls. No. 1
Maokerel. 8 bbls. No. 2 Maokerel, IL
&"s No. Mackerel, "a Kits No. 2 High
Family, l bbl. Pigs feet, l bbl. Piekled
Tongues, 100 lbs. Dried Tongues, 10 lbs
Do!ogn. sausages. Also a choice lot of
Sugars and Coaees, Syrups and Molassss
OF all gradea. Also a fuo lot Of Fresh
Canned Goods. consisting of Canned Sal
mon, LobsterE, Mock Turtle, Corn aud
pesiocated Cocoanut, ,tted Ham, Turkey
and Sardines. Also a fresh lot of Crack.
ees ana Cakes. l Dozen Bo>es Of Herk :,
liner Co. Cheesc-the finest In town. Also
constantly on hand FRESH Flour aad
Meal, Bacon and lard, and o CHOICE lot OF
NoEwans SCOTCH Ale, Liquors and segars
fGhe finest Grades, Powder, Shot and
>aps. ,... ....,
John ID. McCarlcy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19
Alligator Skins.

The manufacture of alligator
leath or has nov Ebecomey nm i'm por-
tant branch Of Industry: "'rhe skins
come chiefly from Florida and
Louisiana, and the hunting and
skianing of the animals for their
hides is extensively pursued. About
$4,000 skins are tanned every year.
They are manufactured in various
parts Of tho United States, aud a
number is exported to England and
Franco. The French, owing to their
superior methods of tanning, are for.
midable competitors. -, -
One night two men got into a
wordy controversy, which waxed
quite hot, aud finally one of them
challenged the other to a square 6ght.
The challenged party Glibustered
around and endeavored to avoid COM
hitting himself on this issue, but
inally pressed by the other, he posi-
lively refused TO- fght, ,'tNot that
I'm any coward" he said, ~or that
Pm fIaid Of you, but I was alters an
unlucky man in a tight"
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jPrOTs and SHOES Gentlemen
~ Boys Ready nm de Clothing. B.n
OTIS, Saawls, Corsets md Ribbons, Blea
cd Bi own ani Plaid Homeepups, ca
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Flann Els, Silk Bows for Ladies', new sly
lot hecklnces, Pearl Sleeve Button
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run assortment Of Croo6ery anil Glass
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"The Peoples PAper," flying the
name of George Francis Train for
President, is his latest venture. We'll,
why not 7 III is an absolute neces.
sity to have fool for the place, at
least give MS q sprightly one.-&.
Louis Times.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

An Englishman proposes 20 rnu
street oars by clock work. Only
two hands will be required. -. "
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-19

The telegraph line to Glenn Spring
is nearly ompleted.
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john ID. McCarley.
Something New .
..., ...,
.r.

TNHE old convenient stand lately ooou.
II pied by II. B. Refo. under the
"innsboro Hotel, Is open again with q
well selected stock of the very hest ~Wines
and liquors thatesn be had. i, I intend TO
merit tho patronage Of The public by
keeping frst.olass goods, and giving my
customers what they call For ut lowest
prices.
N. G. Corn Whiskey and Brandy
aSpecialty.
as have an advantage in procuring
the Lest at the lowest prices.
Don't foil ia give me call and satisfy
yourself of the above facts.
s, F. COOPER.
april l-3mos N's"
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LOOK 70 YOUR HEALTH;
~" b"1 tInEqmoI adii3aW puiwyy
.adi"oH isxsaA.1s.Ezx no u. a,,t
'"'".a' : ~ SsGtd,sul H.. 1lys Il;
Simmons tIIepatic COMPOUND. 4.
LIVER CURE.

a purely Vegetable Compound. fr.
fr0u any poisonous matter whatever
cah he given with impunity TO an infn Il
ofonly5a % few hours old ter G Colic or an
Derangegem the Bowels. This Com
pound will aesiei Nature 10 1csist lie !
auence Of u nl"tiu. aid ihef,ty rteeer
healths"'tyissg sgnnrenieeilstoa,t. h, sIly,pe
gle, Cone,ipatIot,., .Giiin..n .ik 'Hso
Ache, Bilious or C,ntnr tGiic n
especially Painter'sC "lic), nd all oih
redanRepep,s a. tiLeLiM,. K,d,t,x. Sk
St4maell SeM 9 BoStl GisssiI. q iiria
and lie convinced. '"'s'''''''S'''
casan,S;f M"1S!;f"e,",eh . hy E. =: KING s sons
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4. MoMaster, WihSsboro; s. G.
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yylp% 1856.

.fDrbcnen Wonn9l1Dr De Wter0Oe. gr 1T
,un Der feierli6en Gcrmonie oes Sransz
portes Der 2eide (eines 8rubers BON DEM
'Ort uo iie borldufi9 'be>uabrt lulrbe,
na9 oem oeutlGen fotbolil6en &ir6boi
binter oer pcterstir6e .na6 &om 9efom=
men. Gin grDbariiges uno 9ldn5enocs
Seminal loae Dem einiti9en pdpltliben
&rie9smini(ter 9elebt ,uerbcn:
Ser unterri d ts M in il ct.
Q8 al ION lit na6 Orleans 9ereiit, I'M
1ein 3eugnib in Dem YroseB ob5u9eben,
luel6en Der 8il@of 9uponloup ein9clel=
tet bat, nm Die @eligipre6ung Der Sung
frau ponSrleans gu erlpirfen. Mls3cuNt
wuroe-er gelaoen, neil er cine @ci6icbte
Der Sobonne o'9lrc 9c1@rieben bot.
9as bairii DE Ge5irfs9c=
ri dts b + bat loeben Den dltelten ldpc*
benoen YroSeb in 8aicru, pielleidt iii
gan5 9eutl l6lonb; b.enbigt; ndmli6 ci=
men ieit Dem Is. Sabrbunoert spil6e,r
Der @emeinoe Burglinn uno oen Trei=
6crrn b. S6iin9tn UNI elm betrd9tlidDes
Mreal gcfiibrten @treitfau. Ser 9cri6t=
|li9e @ntl6eio Ipra6 Der @emenoeYurg=
finn 90Oe 'Ss,p. Maloungen Su> wdb=
renb bic Treiberrn p. &iin9en gum Gr=
|iab BON 100000 Soften uno S@aoencr=
lob psrurtbelt ,puroen.
Mus B:a > en- mirb gemeloet: SIM
@oblbe5irt @al0sbut= @ddingen ,uuree
Der bon oer fotbolilden Wolfspartei QUIZ
9eiteute Ganoioot 0}edanifer 9ietl6e in
9Nalosbut gelpdblt. 9amit baben Die &a=
tbpliten bel ben anota9smablen orei
@ibe ge,ponnen uno uer0en 5u l3 III Der
&amner Iiken.
Mus benz &reiie Ofenbad miro ae=
ll9reiben Sic Yol5ei lit elmer iu9en0li=
den @duberban0e auf Die @pur gefom<
men. Dfebrere 8iiri66en bon l5-1S
Sabren trieben 1id) m09enlang in ben
@emeinoen 0es Goo9aues berunl, ii5cr=
na6tetsn I'M MalO uno in @9euncn>
ltablen, luas gu errei9en mar, perlebtcn
unb perprob bten oos @rmorbenein Srant
unb @piel.
g8ie Die @6lel. 3ts. melbet> ilt oos
@rtenntniB oes &irdli6en @eri9tsbois
gesen Sen Tiirfbil6of S0riter nllrme9r
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gen unter Der Mitbeilun9, eab ue9en Der
Bebdnoi9ung eeslelben an ben Tiirltbi=
i9of bos 6ferrei9il9e@eri6t requirrt lei.
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ldbt li9 BON ibrem Gorreiponoenten in
Mabrio idreiben @as ii5er Die Cuba
nil9e Qngelegenbeit bier perlautet, 9ibt
oufribtist seia9t,5u ernten Beoenten@n=
lab. Gs iitwobl penig 3,uefel oariiber sl1
begen, oaB bas ultimatum Der Der.
@taaten &e9ierung an @ponieu III ben
Mlternatiuen sulammen5ufalien iein tuiro:
r@ertauf Der Snle( ooer &rie9." Al
sSeoer miro suse6en, oob es &Dnig Ml=
fonio BEN Sbron toiten >uiiroe ,uollte er ter
Sbee @eb0r geben, @uba 5u perfaufen. in
einem Qusenblide. no Die 1ponil4e &e=
|9ierune f6 oes Trieoens erfreut.
Grit bann miro Der 3sitpuntt, al ben
@ertauF Der Sniel 5u oen!ea, setcmmcn
fein, iObalo lid Die @ewdbrung elmer ge=
re@ten le9islatipen Dertretung uno bic
Emancipation Der @tlaoen als fru6tlos
fir bic Yaeifeatiqa asr @u6ease erwsiR," ,"
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glummer oer n@penin9 Yoit~ entbdlt Sic
Nn5ei9e bonn Sooe oes Serrn M. g..
Mfer. Sic 6amiGe Mfor 1T bic rei9ite
in pen Ser. <@taaten uno ser Weritorbene
W. 9. ,Nltor mar 6os Saupt bie]er Ga-
Mile. Ser 8ater oes jekt perforbenen
Mfor lpar Elm 9eutl9er aus Dem @roB<
ber5o9tbum 8ooen,l oer I'M, Sabre. 1888
nod Nmerita tan1. Bei leinem Sose i'm
Sabre 1S4S DinterlieB er Elm Derm0gen.
BON 20 Wil1ionen 9ollars, pas er i9
bur6 llmli9t Tleib uno @par1anfeit et<
tporben batte. @eitoenl, bat li9 oas, Yer-
nl69en in ben Sdn6en 6es @ebnes nod
bebeuteno ber9r6Bert. ~: II, ,',.. -"
.N . + 10 alf, Gonn., 81. Noo. @ena=
tor Orpis g. SerrD, ,pelder 16on felt
einigen Monaten ,leioen0, mar, 1T beute
Na@ @mittag 9eitor6en.- ~. .I'''' ;.... '.'-
[.-:Die s { 1nperen3le E i BON Maine
bebaupten, oab bie3tpanosgeIebe nur bes=
balb Elm tooterBu6fabe bleiben, neil Sic
@trafe 81 gelinoe iei. @ie lammelit oes=
balb sesenluartis, unterl6riften fir cine
Yetition, in. 6er Die 2esis(oti1r- etlu9t
miro, ben Yerfaul geilti9er @etrGnte in
icoem ein5elneu Sale nit elmer @el6buBe
bon $1,000, uno eineinn Sabre 3u@tbaus
gu betrafen. 9ilft ou9 bas, nod ni9t.
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ren Sbireu bes eHerne1 @elbf9rantea
unb gelangten 6ur9 oas Muf3,pdneen Der
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sine @epnion Der ebendlieen SoIbqten
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ser 9anb ii9 feinoli4 seseniberifanoen,
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