The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-07-07
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New ADVERTISEMENTS. E
Morning Star Saloon - JOS. ]
Groesobel. snu
Closing out-R. J.. Danncnborg.
Blythewood Seminary-S. w.
Bookhart Principal. i
8 Q Advertisements of W. H. Flen. i
niken Il Co., in another column. '.~ i,
We understand. the pic MO at Rock f
Spring last Saturday was not sue. .
oess. - = .'! .......
A wandering Scissors grinder is t
in town and is sanxious.. to-: give the =.
town thorough whetting.:, -! =. Ii
Several Of our citizens arc r
preparing to deoamp for the \
springs during the heat of summer. I
The glorious fourth was rizidly
observed in Winnsboro. livery bust.
ness house was closed. o
Mr.. :. T. Cooper has on hand i
brand Of fae cigars for the "small Q
sum Of five Q nts.' ..,...
MIR. Cooper, Of the Centennial 81. :,
loon, hos all the cooling drinks of the I,
season. Mint Juleps and Ale on ice =
speciality. .
The weather for tho past day or !,
two has been rather warmer than !,
usual, aud cooling (7) drinks have
been in great demand.
a. large crowd Of the fifteenth ,
amoudmeht were in town Saturday. :,
Only one skifmisl reported, and that =
one took place down in Irish town. :,
About the only amuse meuts TINT =
we could boast of-yesterday was the :
"Mulligan Guard" ona hand organ, =
the. continual grinding Of q sc,sssors, ~ =,
sharpener. : 3. H.
Owing to the heaviness Of the track, r r
the races which were to have taken
place last Saturday were postponed to
Wednesday and Friday next. -
Mr.. Ross, tie contractor for moving y
Mr.. Desportes store has rempvod the u
building from its foundation, and II II
will, in few days, have it .snugly
fixed up in Irish town. .. u
Mr.. Horny Y. Crumpton died of ;,
Bright's disease, ut his residence near
Ridgeway, last Monday. Mr.. G. was
about fifty years uf age at the time Of o.
his death.
Our young townsman, Mr.. #. X. q
Elliott, returned home from the Vir" q
ginia Military Institute. on Sunday il
last, where he graduated with third a
honor. Mr.. Elliott is an apt scholar d
and will no doubt make hi. mark in d
our community. L.A d
Complains aro made chat In several
parts of the County cotton seems to
be diseased, and is not doing we'll. s
We fear the farmers have been pts.
mature in boasting Of their crop. b
Tho accomplished young musitlah 1
who blows the first Is fat odrnot ia
the Cornet Band, caused the dogs t5
howl yesterday morning while prao. t.
ticing that beautiful piece of musio; i
"SiIver Threads Among the Goid." {
Miss Belle Boyd, tho ConfederatB
Spy, teotured ia tho Thespian Hall
last Monday night on her exploits
during the war, to a very small au-
dieuoe. Had tho lecturer bee Susan
3}. Anthony or Anua Dickinson, .wd :
have no doubt the house would have
been crowded.