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Arizona citizen., 1875-09-18
ENERAL MFR CHANDISE

HAVE constantly on hand large and we'll selected stock of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS and SHOES, GROCE- RES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, CIGARS and TOBACCO, HARDWARE, etc., which we will sell at the VERY LOWEST prices.
 We have, also, HAY and GRAIN, con- stantly on hand to supply the public.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-18

PUEBLO VIEJo, ARIZONA, Sept. ,.
 EDITOR CITIZEN: Since my last of week since, 1 have become con- vinoed that my estimate of the pres ent years crops in this valley was very nearly correct, and that the amount will be more rather than less than the estimate. Respecting the amount of first quality of agricultural land in the whole valley, between old Camp Goodwin and the mouth or foot of the canyon about forty miles uE the river eastward, find wide diff ference of opinion among residents
 some placing it as high as 1OO,OOC acres which I am sure is by far toe large. Which, from our quite cor rect information, we believe not ar overestimate.- EDITOR. After look ing the country over carefully place or estimate the amount of land for far ming purposes which. can be success
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-18
The Corral is Large

And is always supplied with Grain, Hay and abundance of good well water. Spe- cial care taken with stock or other proper ty intrusted to the proprietor.
 Everybody familiar with Chas. H. La beree's management of Desert Station speaks in the highest terms of it.
 January 24, 1873. l6-tf.
Arizona citizen., 1875-09-18

FIRST GLASS MACHINE DRESS
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
gratalatiop!than;the fact that tho
supply ispot likely 70 become OK.
hau&ed at an early day.

Gov. Cha mherlain's visit to Nlassa-
s,tts reminds US that in the "good
old0days"' the governors Of South
Carolina never loft the State during
their term Of Office. A gentleman
relates to US that on one occasion
whom Gov, Adams occupied tho GU.
berDatorial chair he travelcl with q
party through tho northern ! ortion
Of the State. The party left Green.
vile one day to visit Cosar's Ho,d
or some other peak in North Caro.i.
ma. On reaching the State line, Gov.
Adams descended from his carriage
and remained on tho South Carolina
side until the party returned. lie
remarked that up to that period, no
governor had ever gone beyond the
State limits, and he should not prove
an exception.
AS Governor Chambcrlain has
done such good service VIC will give
him furlough for a couple of weeks,
believing that 1t. Gov. Gleavcs and
the Winnsboro News can run the
State for that period.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
On [oennvs,sa FED ]
Ter Bales Of Cotton on ouS Acre.

49, . 1ItSipT.s - =. e =
have concluded to give Mr.. John
q. Feaster some light on this subjeot,
as he is not likely to, ,get.pitfrom ,the
source from which it originated.
met withla G gentiomap that form ctly
lived iu that section, and under.
stand had large quantity of land
for sale IN that 'unty. I asked him
about this unprecc Tented yield of
otton.'paning the gentlemen. he
sill no knew them will. Are they
reliable "Psrfeotly so." Is itaro
ality that they raised the amount Of
lint cotton on the amount of land
stated, thin land, and that oae bag of
Atlantic phosphate on II acres yielded
$500 pound Of lint o,ttou, and diff
fer'nt others in proportion "No;
this - mistake 1t was. that amount
of seed cotton, AMI on very rioh
creek BOTTOM" Well, sir, it is pub
li>bed lint through o It, aud the i'm
preston made on thin land. If these
are respect 'ble ani truthful gentle
men-and yon say you are we'll no
qua'nted with them they ought to
be set right, for no o,ttou.plantor bo.
lleVes the statemcn'. Write to them
aud tell thcm to send me tho facts
and | will have thcm corrected. and
the persons >set right rs to veraoity
aud say the printer made the mi take.
Justice to those men and to the pub.
lilo require it.
HENRY ". PARR
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
The Tax Bill.

A few days since we suggested to
tho Union. Herald to expose the de-
fects in the proposed tax bill. Ia
response our contemporary 10 pro.
ducing a series Of articles on the sub.
ject, setting forth very luoidly tho
defeots in the proposed bill, and
show ing good reasons why tho Gov.
,crnor should veto it. As we arc
pressed for space we will surrender
POI tion Of our editorial column to
tho fir st article that appeared on this
subjeot. The Union.Herald after
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
EMAIL.

MArriud at the residence Of the
BRIDES mother in Lexington County
ou Wednesday 7th inst, by the Rev
j. II. Bailey, MIR. JNO. r. MONTS,
Of Winnsboro to MISS LAURA l..
SEAi, Of Lexington.
On the 18Th inst at tho residence
Of the BRIDES father, By tho Rev.
W. w. Mills, CAPT. A. w. LADD,
to MISS MOLLY "A, daughter of
NJ. l.. Ovens, Il q. All of Fairfield
On Thursday the 18th inst at St.
Marks Church, by the Rev. w. II.
Campbell, MIR. G. CUrHBERr
BACOT, of Winnsboro to MISS
DAiSlE G., only daughter of,W. T.
Robson, Esq., of Chester sc.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
Administrators Sale.

WTlLL be seld on the 10Th day Of
w April next, Mt the house Of John
+. Cameron, late Of Fairfield County, dc.
ceased, the personal property belonging
to said estate Terms cash.
~. s. THOMAS J. RAWLS,
Admir-. with " ill annexed.
Col. F. J Cameron is authorized to sc IL
the above property. All persons having
claims again I snid cstnte will pres ent
the same properly ntestel |, and all per.
sons due said estate will make pa~mon, to
me in Columbia. ). c. OH or before the
lst day Of mny nrxt.
THOMAS J. RAWLS.
Admir-. with v iii nnnrxcd.
COLUMBIA. :. e March Eth, 1875
march 24-X3
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
Cor6ner'S sSalc Of Personal Prop
~ F%/ arty. ~"

pY virtue of spndry executions, to mo
ID directed. I will offer for Ssale 10 the
highest bidder nt the store house ofB. r.
Davidson & Co. in Wihnsboro. r6n tho
first Monday in May next, within tho
legal hours or sale.T for cash, theffoiiowing
described personal property to wit:
Quo (stook Of goods and, contents OF
store, levied upon tho properly OF L. w.
Duvall, Survivor. At the suit Of Il. r.
Fleming 4 Co., against l.. W. Duvail. sur.
sI,0H ,n, and o'h''" 's'in.''' he " same defend.
" > = sIL .s' W. RtFF,
,e,s ,vs. -. ,.a-. .. Coroner +. c.
oroner'a Office,
Winnshoro. 8 G.,
April 18th 1875.
sprf l5-+lx2 ~ '.. 3D.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
cOMMUNICArED.
BLAcKsTocK, S. G..
April 18th 1875.
Wont b, Arrested.

"OAI ~ AlltSL6u.
Mr.. Ed,tor:
A few days ago trial Justice
Thomas Walker sentenced King
Yorgue, to pay 6no of $50 or lia
in the county Jail thirty days. A
few minutes before his Honor Thomas
Walker was about to pass his SEN
sencc, King Yonguc made his escape
and is still at largo. Several atte.n PTS
have been made to arrest him but
without cffeot. Ga last Monday,
deputy Essex Dufie arres.ed King
but he was rescued by Bon Cornwcll
his father.in-law and Hugh Elder
Their weapons were axos and such
like. Will wo have to call on de.
tachm ent Of regulars to arrest one
man. Very Ropt. Yours.
JOHN G. MACKORELL.
[coMMuS,cArED.l !
Xr. Editor
Please give us some Information, if
you can, as to the delay in attaching
a dro plug to the railroad tank at tho
freight depot. Some time ago it was
stated that tho r. r. Company, realiz-
ing the protection such an arrangement
would afford to sheir property, had
consented to boa. the principal part
Of the expense, but this seems to have
died out.
1t is estimated that the cost would
not excoed ninety dollars, and it is to
DO hoped that tho advantages to be
purchased at 80 small cost will not
be overlooked by tho authorities Of
the town aud railroad.
FIREMAN,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
IN BANKRUPTCY.

western District Of South Carolina-S.S s.
a. Sp 'rtanburg the llth day Of March
y, b. 1875.
THE undersigned hereby gives notice
Il of his rpl ointment as Assignee Of
Of j. p. Elkins, OF a lst on, in tho county Of
Fairfield and State Of South Carolina,
within said District who has been nd
jndged Bankrupt upon his own petition
by the District Court Of said District.
-. j. 8. X. THOMSON,
mafsh -Af.x9 49, ~ -''-- Assignee. :
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
FAIRFIELD HERALD
X. MEANS DAVIS, Editor.
MsdnesdayssasblefAingsSaAprila9inslS7S.

The cheering Information comes
from Columbia that Governor Cham
berlain will veto tho tax bill, on
his y. return from Massac husetts, =,
whittier he has gono to deliver an
ad rcss on the Contennial anniversa.
ry Of the battle Of Lexington. ..
Gen. Dennis has been removed by
Gov. Chamberlain from tho Supcrin-
tendency Of the Pcnitentiary, and
Col. T. w. Parmeleo reigns in his
stead. Tho Columbia papers speak
well of the new incumbent. The
only thing we know Of him is that
during the last State canvass he made
very offensive speech in Wins.
boro. We hope he has rcpentod ere
this.
.N. ---.-~ 80
The Phwrix docs not know who
were the prominent men that advised
Mr.. Southern to identify himself
with the big bonanza. 1t was nero
ly Informed that prominent citizens
had given this advice. Of course
wo do not expect tho Phmnix TO fur
nish us information it does not pos.
sess, Will some one else answ or our
query. Upon whose advice was the
action Of +. Southern based 7 not
tho adutcc IF Mr.. Southern, us our
types made us sny7 Next!
Dan Bryant, tho celebrated nogrc
minstrel died last week in New York
ofpneumonia. His wonderful pow
crs both az delincator of negro
character, and in pcrsonating Irish
men has been long acknowlo lodged
Dan brought out "Shoo Fly" which
had an immense run. The Nov
York Herald in noticing his deatl
mentions that little girl said t,
her mother, "Mamma, what do 70,
thinkf Dan Bryant is dead.
wonder if he will sing 'Shoo Fly fo
the ylittlo angels ia heaven I" Bry
ant was universally beloved and hi
loss willsbe scvcroly felt. .. ,uL So;
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21

As young dArkey, employed in h
Savannah boarding house, was trip.
ping home from the store the other
day with jug of Molasses on his
his head, thJ bottom fell out, aud let
tho vesse,s and oou'tnts down over
lis ply ignomy. He was surround.
"a IN tow moments By dozen ne.
gro boys, and such licking as they
gave him surpasses .descrip'in.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
The State Of South Carolina
County OF FAIRFIELD.
In tho Probate C0urt.

By JNO. J. NEIL, Esq, Probate Judge.
w HEREAS, George ". Ha,hcook hnth
w made suit to me, TO grant him Let.
,ers Of Administration Of the Estate and
effects Of Hugh Y. Robinson. deceased.
These arc therefore 10 cite, and admonisl,
all and singular the kindred and creditors cf
the said Hugh Y. Robinson, deceased.
that they be and appear before Mo, in tho
Court of Probate TO be hold at Fairfield
Court House, s. G. on the 9Th cay Of
May next, alter publication hereof, 1T II
O'Clock in the forenoon, TO show cause II
any they have, why tho raid Aministra-
tion should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 17th day Of
April, A D. 1876.
JOHN ). NEIL.
april 20-t1x2 P.F. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
The usea Governor may be put to.

A good governor is a good thing
to have about o state. True he can.
not pass laws nor vote gratuities nor
grant charters to churches and
military companies, but, like a
motber"in.law, he is very useful on
occasiors. A lock chain 10 n wagon
is sometimes moro to be desired
than whole team of mules, espeo;-
ally when the tendency is to rup
down hill. Now all tao governments
in the United Statos have that ton.
dcnoy developed to remarkable
degree, and tho moro they are load
ed, the moro they increase their
speed. In suoh GASES they need the
brakes badly, and here the useful.
moss Of good governor Is made
man fest. If he NJ .rcisos discretion
and possesses sufficient nerve, he oan
in nino cases out of ten, defeat any
fraudulent measure that has run
the gauntlet in tho Legislature .
An insignificant little word of four
letters, a more mummy as it we're, n
,hivoled remnant ola dead languaee Q
exhibited in the hnud of the govor
nor, becomes n living active force
paralysing tho energies Of any les
than two thirds of the sapisnt Soloo.
elected By tho people in its mnjest,
to preside ever it's destinies. Thu.
veto power in tho hands Of good
governor is the safe guard Of the peo.
pie in these corrupt days when
money and domagoguism rule the
State. Gov, Chamberlain has al.
ready intorposed his veto on severs
occasions when right demanded it..
Another veto is now in order, q veto
imperatively demanded. The tax
lovy for next year is too high, i,
fact higher than ever before. TIL,
people cannot pay it without suffer
ing privation and perhaps want
Then the present administration wa>
olocted upon strong pledges of re
form, ono prominent feature Of which
was a reduction Of taxes. Both the
executive aud legislative depart.
monts are bound by thoso promises
If the Legislature forgets it's duty
We feel assured that Governor Cham
berlain will perform his portion n,
least, by interposing q veto and BY
specifying the itcms in which re-.
duction can bo mado.
Won Mr.. Chamberlain was .
candidate for the gubernatoral
chair, his paper, the Union. IIcral
asserted that the governor had nc
power to raise money, that no sums
could be raised oxcopt by the Legis
lAture. AT that time We showed
that though the governor cannot ap
propriato public monies, he can il
he will, prevent excessive or fraudu
lent appropriations. Thus ho il
equally responsible with tho logis.
lature for fraudulent legislation
We believe chat Gov. ChamberlAir
fully appreciates his responsibility
And we believe that he has too hipl
q regard for the public interest md
his own to pormit this enormous levy
to be saddlod on the people. Lot him
then demonstrate to tho people once
! moro tho use to which governor can
De put, by interposing his veto, and
thus compelling tho legislature to
reduce the levy. Moro auou.
----- .--os - sos----
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21

Valentines Statue Of General
Los is approaching tho spot where
1T will rest to commemorate the vii.
tues Of i Gin i,tian gentlemen and
roldier. His lifo was without re
p:oach, and in death his people honor
hlm.. The statue to be erected NJ
Lexington will mover tower to the
II lights which u devoted people have
a'ready placed the. memory of the
Lived ana lost--an in this fgurative
ceremony. now being pcformed, ears
are wept afrcsh by those who knew
our hero in his days of glory, and
whose very heart seemed to have SO,
with hi; sun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
Treat COniugratiOn In Charlotte N. c.
Immense Destruction Of Cotton Loss
$S50,000.

a fire broke out here at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, on the cotton pIat.
forms cfthe Charlotte, CO umbia and
Augusta aud the Charlotte division
Of the Richmond and Danville roads.
and, rapidly extending, soon destroy
d the warehouses Of both roads.
About 2,5u0 bales Of cotton on TIE
platforms were destroyed. The en-
sines and rolling stock ofroads were
'aved. Outside of the dcpots of tho
two roads the loss will be light.
S'ndors & Blackwood had cotton on
the platform to tue amount of about
$4,000 all burned-insured fo.
100000. j. Y. Bryce had cotton
% the amount of So 500 DESTROYED
fully insured. Besides the t. o
railroad depots destroyed, eighteen
other buildings were burned. Total
:oss not 10 than $3.50 600.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
PlANO TUNING md REPAIR.
ING.

M R:JosEPH FREY respectfully in
~; 49,; forms the Ladies' AMI Gentlemen
90; q, Ninnsb'ro and vicinity, TINT no ia i'm in
p;.. p'""sooro pr'p'red to tune and repair
f'mhof' OrFnns and Melodeons. f'''
n, .,se rcrsons desirous Of having their In
ents In good order will please leave
tended to, - WI" W at-
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21

Pennsylvania has a "rcpnblic an"
form of government, and thers is lust
Sl.76 in her treasury.
60 and buy COW right away. A
Wisconsin COW came home, the o,be,
night, with bag Of gold On her ho,n
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21

Tho Governor has app 'intod j. J
'hnmato trial justice fur Grceuvllle
County.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
TRY. DR. RADCLIFF'S

KEAT Remedy, "Scvcn Seals mr.
~ GO!den WONDER, which is
recon mendet for all aches or pains. md
is thrown upon it's own mcrits. No .cnrn
=" pay 10 the motto. For salo by r II
Jennings. who is agent for Fairfield Conn
y, ana WI snke pleasure in filing or.
r ue's lor druggists and country merchants,
Dr. W. y. A'Nen, Of Winnsboro will keen
II ',' ." hahe For furthor pnrii culn re- an.
P'Y 10 IL. ii. JENNINGS l. CO..
D., ,o Winns boro, S. C..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21

Mrs. Tilton has di>cree,Iy remain
Ell at homo since her spiritual gniuc
mounted tho witness.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
WHITE GOODS,

\ beautiful stock Of Piqucs. Striped and
Checked Nainsooks, Jackonci.. Swiss
Mnslins, SO. Notions md TRIMMINGS in
great vnricty at
april J'U. PROWN's
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG,

The Peruvian Svrasp, q Protect.
cd Solution of the PTotortde OF
17'0,e, Is so combined as to huUe
the character, of a,, aZi,,,e,.t, as
easily dtOested u,,k nssi,,aiL0eeH
evttn the blood as the st,,,lIese
J0od. 1t increases the qakantitu
Of >Nature's O,U1 YitoLizt,aV
agent, IRON in the blood. and
cures " "a thousand ills, >" sin,.DIU
1yI0,li,s0 up, ,I,,ViOor0ti,,0 end
fatGtizi7,O the System. The en-
sfched ana VitaIixeI blood Der.
medtes eUerU part of the bOdu.
repairing damages and 1Uoste,
9en7chtnO out morbid secre.
lions, ana leavi,sO nothing for
ftt9edse to feed at1)o,,.
This as the secret of the ayo,,.
ae1Jat success of this 7'enedu IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
plant, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections.
Chills and 'evcrs, Humoi~
Loss of Constitutional Vigor.
Diseases Of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
una 4N 1tseuses os,igi,,yti,,0 In
~ ~~>o"eStSC W VtC OtOO(ks or (LCss
conapanied 6v de1iIitv o. a SosD
e!0te or Me system. Bes,,0 free
gro,n Atcohot, d, ttssv form, ito
snergt@t'sg effects are not fol-
IotVe1 by corresponding e,eac.
Ito,a, b.tt are a3eT,,,t1,, e,,t. d,lfis-
gsii,.g sirg & &st,'ength, vt0or, ana sse,o
Me , anto re xM parts of the svstei,sp
H,sH D.stttts'aO ata, 01, Ia.ois Con-
Tnousa,,tls haze been chunged
0y she wse o this remedy, from
eVeaH, stcIetU, s,feri,,G cre0-
Ss'tres. to ss'en0, heuitRv, o,,d
nnppy. men and aVOaaeD: ana
e,evattds cannot reasonably Hea-
state to OtVe at a trial. ~
See that each bottle has Peril.
WAN SYRUP 1lo,U,s In the 0loss.
Pamphlets Ereo.
SETH ". fowLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. 1 FIiit N Place, Boston.
Sold ny DnLeo1srs osnxaAazx.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
Notice of Land RcdonptiOn.
HAVING

(from the City Of D,ltim,rs)
II first class
MILLINER,
NV o ffcr to the laliel of F,iri y In O
most Fashionable, Beautiful nnl attra Z.
tive Stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
ever exhibited for sale in this rincn
Ny stock is now complete in nr, Gords
White Goods. Fancy Guod., \utiua,
G.oycs, flandknrchicrs. &c. &C.
Aud splendid stock Of Trimmng..
Embroil"rics, La9cS Eigingi. Br.ids,
fr'llings. &C., inclu ing nil Of the novel.
ties OF the scasnn. Please call anl sec.
Very Respectfully,
]. H'32)WJ.
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.
Here is an Interesting third term
item. Tho Washington correspond
'nt of the Springfield Republican
writes : Ga friend Of mine, u Saga
r'ous polite ian, had long talk with
Judge Davis, Of tho Supreme Court
day or two since, md in tho course
OF the conversation that clear headed
man expressed the opinion that Gen.
crai Grant not only wished 'a third
tcrm,' hut that he would get the
nomination next year from his party.
This shows that it cannot bo the
mere moonshine' Of somo Republic
can papers, for Judge Davis is o
Keen OBSERVER, and this is his,dcliber
"te jud mcnt," Judgment which
Grant would, perhaps, have preferred
that he should withhold until after
the fall elections. .....
.I y.---+ -. .s--.------
The eimmeuso deposits of qua no or
tho coast Of Peru have nearly beon
exhausted by tho constant draft
made upon them since their discovery
number of years ago. Fortunately
however, tho great demand for n
natural fertilizer like gueno has re-
suited in a careful search for addi
tlonal sources OF supply. Many of
these expeditions have been reward.
cd by the discovery Of an article that
serves as a substitute, nlth ough it
lacks some of the qualities that rem.
dercd Peruvian 50 valuable to apri.
cu1turists. More recently al in por.
taAt deposit has been found off tho
coast of S,u'h America, north of
Peru, which is said to rival in , ioh
ness and extent tho famous beds
that have proved such a. bonanz, to
the Ieruv an government, whi.h de-
rived an inmonse revenue from tho
working ofthe~ guaoo beds within
's.jpnrriHsdlji ectiops The quantity dis
covered thonsh largo ia not likoly
to cause an sNpp'eci,,ble diff. cnce in !
the price. Of toe articse, so farmers
Will have no further. cause for con.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
wi / Il II L INT .E R Y,

AIDES HATS trimmed TO order by n
- experienced Milliner, at reasonable
rates, and warranted 10 givo satisfaction.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-04-21
ALPACA,

TIE largest nnu finest stock Of Black AL
paca In this place.