The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-06-23

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Isaimming and navigation. .sa Msstel
Waiter Robertson has rugged up
boat, and .sakos young, ladies, ou
towing. Before long Winnsbori
Will haYe IN iHtssnat t,o8sl rsgatts. il
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Mr.. g. b. Eberhardt, merohan,
tailor Of Columbia, will tako grea'
pleasure III reoeiyibg orders for cloth1
Ing from our citizens. Mr.. D., Is d
a. fret GLASS tailor, and will guarantees
,satisfaotf6fi.a 4 31S ut;.s .SsnSy ~
Our Sornet band has just receive d
another new silver instrument, and
several now pieces Of beautiful music:
The new Instrument was turned over
to our young friend, MI: e. B. !Gerig,
wh, knows how to handle IL. Our
oitizons may look for rare music BY
these accomplished amateurs. MI
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Danuenberg requests you to read
his Advertisement ,ydsn6,r IA y ~
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A spelling match under tho gu.
spices Of the Presbyterian Sewing
Society will be hold in, the
Thespian Hall on Friday even.
ing >25th June. Admission rs
cents. Look at your blue
back spelling books aud got ready.
Further particulars given hereafter.
Z. Considerable interest was caused in
Winnsboro among the curious by tho
Woods Reaper belonging to Major
Woodward. Many had never seen
the thing before. When labor.savipg
can be generally used in this
country, agriculture will receive
great impetus. -- i
We return thanks to the committee
Tor an invitationto the final exercises
IF the Dialeotio and Cadet Literary
,ocietios of Lexington Military Insti.
.ute and the ball of the
graduating class, Virginia.
Cadet 4. X. Elliott represents
Fairfield with great credit at that
Institute. .,s'''. H' >f's'-r' q. f."
Hemphill of the Medium has boen
elected Captain of tho Abbeville
Riae Company Seated on his tripod
with an umbrella over his head and
bis quill behind his ear, bis imposing
will inoite tho boys to,
leeds Of valor on tho the Campus
Martins Of Fort piokens.
Pete Craig and viney Rose.
borough bad quite lively little
7ow on the Street Tuesday night and
we're brought before the MayorWed
nesday morning. Pete being the
weaker party, having only one arm
md ono ear, was turned loose, while
Viney danced up the the tune of a
,ne dollar ,Ditliam. "a " ..
Another spelling ihatch was held
10 Chester on Monday evening. The
success of the former one induced q
large number Of persons to enter the
lists in the second. After oonsid-
erable amount Of spe ling, Mr.,
Buchanan was declared the victor
Miss Passailaigue, the victor in the
previous match, being second. a'
We learn that some Of our citizens
intend having a good time at ,ir.
F. Goris's Rock Spring place, four
miles above town, on the ,3rd Of July.
pic.nic, dancing and
will be the order Of the day.
The Rock Spring plate isths most de-
Birable one that dur friends cotld have
chosen, and We hope they will have a
good time. We understan nd the sill
YER cornet band will do the "blowing."
CRops.-from what No can iearni
the crops generally throughout tho
County are splendid. In some
portions of the County farmers
are needing rain but not suffering As
yet. barge crops Of wheat aud oats
have been harvested, and the couns
tenatees Of our people generally be.
gin to look brighter. n .>'
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&, During the thunder shower Mons
day several telegraph posts wore
shattered in town by lightning. One
fash 80 badly demoralized the senior
of the Western Union Telegraph
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