The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-01-20

priSiog hrm Of Dan ,ohberg & Co.,,
!e't On Wednesday, for New York,
to which place he goes to purchase
a full stock of Spring Goods. The
STOCK now or band will be sold at
cost, and a. there are yet in it
many desirable articles, purchasers
Will do well to pay this houAo
call. They mean business.
Tho office of the county commits.
siontrs qas beet quite i centre of at
traction for somo time past. The
holders Of claims against tho County
are very numerous, aud al they in
common with all the credi :ors of tho
state and counties, have waited long
and pa emily for their duos, it is
hoped that the board is able to meet
oil the Legitimate demands made
upon it.
When the reccht change Was
made in the railroad schedules by
which the train from Charleston
makes a close connection at Cvlum-
bia with that for EharlUtte, it. was
hoped that the Charleston papers
would roach Wiuu.boro on the day
Of publication. This has not been
tho case. Our entetprising friends
Ut the News and Courier should look
| Into the matter.
Mr.. Wash Ladd is second Jonah.
Ills steamer ran aground In Wateree
river while ho was aboard. He re.
moved the cargo to a A.t boat aud
was Oh the latter when that ntruck.
Aud again, while in search Of the
missing cotton, he had not bceu any
time on another boat, that had been
running sufely for years, before il
went to the bottom. We give him
Horuce's advice, to stay on land.
C.s- The WiIdman Troupe rem
dered Rip Van Winkle on Tuesday
evening before a full house not.
witb'tanding tho inclemency Of the
weather. The acting was. NOS as
good as on the previous evening.
Wlldman as Rip Van Winhle was
very good, especially in tho last act.
"B'jou Meenie,' the little girl, also
acquitted herself we'll for ono so
YOUNG. Clara Wildman assumed a
subordinate role which wa, unfortu-
nate, as Oh Monday evening the
chief attraction in East Lynno CON.
sisted in her impersonation Of LADY
Isabel and Madam Vine.
o4 Wednesday evening the play
OF Scuba" was rendered
The orchestra though small Is very
line: and discuursed delightful mus.
ic.
Rev. W. II, CAMpBELL.-AIost of
our readers DIRE doubtless aware thot
this gentleman has accepted a. call |
TO the pastoral charge of st. Luke's |
Church, Charleston, and will leave
for that place in few days. Mr..
Campbell has been closely connected
With our tum,hnnity for more than
four years, aud in this rerio lie has
constantly grown in the good opinion
Of NIL. Asa pulpit. orator .I!a has
but few equals in South Carolina,
aud his general learning is quite
equal to Aisy el, quence. Nor are
thsse thu only qualities that have
won him 80 Wapy friends aud admir-
Ors bis polished tnaunert, is fine
conversational powers, and above al
his eminent, yet transformations
Ch, istian pic'y, have elected quite
az much ,f<Norarls notice. Tho con.
gregatioh Of St.: Luke's, in common
with the rutite Charleston public,
have reanon to congratulate them
selves upon the aecession of ole who
will be un ornament alike to tie
church and to tue commutiity tt
large. The numerous frieuds Of
Mr.. Campbell in w nusboro,
wh !, sincerely regrctting his de.
pnrturc, are gratitied to be-
lirve that he will have in Charleston
II wilder sphere Of usefulness, and
that he will receive IL hearty vel
cume.
I OfthtNt or TIE OrEnA Hou F. IL
cdiuMa'A:-bn Wednesday Adelaide
Phillips opened the new Opera House
10 Columbia ii the ttali.n Opera OF
tho Barber Of Seville. Curiosity to
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