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TSSysA~NNS esuW' sStS,v 49, -NssA'%oeA@oppSSSSStHs
limiting, which created considerable
amassme6s. EJss. sElli6tt, fsoitea
that passage from shakesposr ID
whiOh Uassioyg intigatss Brutua.
agaiusss sosSsssSg wS SSgse lserypiuo
pleased with thiss eiforf, Master
Elliot shows a duo appreciation Of
tlqis3'sabject, his utteranoe Was very.
,dissihct his iutonatiod proper aud his
o'urhge easy. Altogether his was
Que Of the best efforts. Jefferson D.
Geri ig followed in the interview be.
tween iMatmion and Douglas which
he rendered very we'll and distinctly.
His manner was also very good. He
was general fayorite, and four
bouquets, besides% the taprizei %for
defamation rewarded his Efforts.
Maater1Millipg, who had taken the
first stand in School was absent, and
did not recite the "Death Of Looni-
das" as he would have done.5sE,S 10,
Then moro music, and then follow
a dialogue between Mr.. and Mrs.
Bol lingbroke in which Master Feath
erston was the husband anil Master
jeff Gerig, tastsfully attired in femi.
nine apparel with chignou frills aud
oil that sort of thing, was the handsome
though querulous wife. He acted
his part very we'll indeed, and
brought down tho house, .<John NJ.
sWylie eulogizod Washington. r.
Fl Cathcerts put in a. very, amusing
defence Of Smith h-&Johu Smith not
a SIN vt h nor a S-m.i-t. h but
plain Smith. 1t was3toapi,ally rem
dcrcd, and his announce ment that if
any girl or her half sister. wanted to
change her name to- Smith. he would
give her chance, created great ex-
oitement among the fair sex. We
did not soc any propositions however
made openly. Charles T.. !Gooding
sulogized South Carolina, and gave
advice to her citizens. Then moro
music, and then Mr.. Clarkson an.
noupced the distinguished pupils.
The following isathos6rstgten SCHOLAR, i,
in order MS regards studies.
G. J.. Milling, w. G. Rion, J. d.
dsrig, P.M. Brice, r. Il. Cathoart,
n. W. Foathcrston, J. B. Douglass
g. T. Gooding, j. n, ,Shedd, J, NJ.
Elliott: y aaH EaN NJ ~ u
The following is the roll Of the hrst
four pupils for department. in the
order of the stands. Johu NJ. Wylie,
j. B. Douglass, Joseph Nichols and
r. i. Cathoart.
Mr.. Clarkson then spoke of the
institution aud expressed his belief
that the present prospects are more
favorable than they have been for
years.
lie then announced that The prize
for the best stand was awarded to
Master Milling,. and that the
Trustees had awarded the prize for |
reclamation to Master Gerig.
Mr.. JAS. @. MoCants then D 9.
sented tho prise to Mr.. Gerig in a |
very Chaste and neat address
defining !oloquence and oratory' |
giving illustrations sfrom ancient
and modern history, giving sound
advice as to tho course to be purrued |
in order to become a. true orator.
After this Master Shedd delivered
tho valediotory, and the EXERCISES
were ended: The young people then
adjourned to the college ,all whore
they danced till late hour. 1 s;,
g The exhibition was d success, and
reflects credit on Mr.. Clarkscn. q WE |
wish him much success.
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We understand that Judge Mackey
presented n beautiful u. s. flag to
one of the oolored FIRE companies
from Columbia last Monday, captur-
ed "by himself on tho battle field -
The Judge must have been fortunate
on the flag question.
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main street. Mr. r. S. Desportes is
moving his store from the old Hilliard
corner down to lot opposite Elliott
Il Go. This store was moving quite
gracefully, and it is astonishing with
what apparent case the thing oan be
done. :a ~ ~ a>alssv}
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Wo call attention to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Carolina Military Insti
tute. Col. Thomas is an instructor
of great experience, and by his encr-
gy and merit has already built up
hourishipg school. We wish him
success.
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G1S1GsDTs:Ee,asas

TNHAT on and after tho 1st day Of
l. August uext,l,all dog. found going
at large on tho streots without q badge,
will be taken up by the Police and fnd
Of two dollars imposed OH tho owners. At
The Expiration Of twenty.fotit;Iio,bB,S, all
dogs not claimed will be killed.
JNO. A. FRASER,
july 0-2 "a. -.sy Clerk Of tiounoil:
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We walked over Judge Neils cot.
tonpatoh ofabout four acres yester-
day morning, and consider it the
finest cotton we have seen in long
time. The stalks will average about
four feet in height and are heavily
fruitcd.
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The Symptoms liver
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accompanied
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there Is somo life il the old laud


BY reference to another. column it
will be seen that onsand after gAugsst
lst all dogs found runningst largo Sa
the streets without the town badge
will DO taken up and shot by the
police, withip twenty.f6pt iShours, Eif
not olaimed9by y'tlieiI owners. I This
is another good law passed by our
oity fathers, and we earnestly hope
1t will be ridgidly enforced, as there
are entirely too many worthless dogs
prowling around town, and by the
way they keep hens from laying.
We hope our worthy council will
also enforce the vagrunt law as there
are great many idlers around town
seemingly without any visible means
of support. liE" RI ..nl..a4 -.
a A second spelling match was held
in the Thespian Hall on Tuesday
evening. Messrs. Gaillard and Cald-
we'll acted as umpires, aud Mr.. r. NJ.
Davis oficiated as teacher. Two
classes were organized, Miss Maggie
Rion and Miss Carrie Aiken, being the
captains. Major Woodward was
"hrst pick" About thirty persons
participated. The first miss was
"abaseing," then s'ameSement," the n
'anpoint," s'inopotune,", sexhuBSsr-
ant" "maccaroni" aud other words
claimed their victims. Finally Maj.
Woodward snd Dr. Aiken were slef.
alone on their side, confronted by a
half dozen on the other. They sus-
taiued themselves nobly until "scive"
stumped tho Major, leaving DR.. Aiken
alone. At last he put two rs to,titil.
lation and retired, leaving elk on the
opposite side. Three more Of these
ritired, leaving Mrs. Rion and Messrs
j. A. Brice and n. c.. Robertson.
After spelling several moro words,
Mrs. Rion retired on "Torrify,"3and
,so,;no n, pho"t.
victorious, ''0 '''
Tbe to.soho a.. . . :, j, {l:.
of oo1oano ho.t,oa % - Ms v1s'us p: pa''
hest lodyl sna,,., 1900 ..a. ' wy
inkvt,nd.. md. nan ~,
Robertso, Ano. .h;. 49, ~ " ~,
had . n,o,s.nt .;wo h: e ''.A' ,'
m unt;l -. 1,.s ho,,s 1.'""' "'' A'p'
.s.N..
F,SA1 Essno,sps or Mo,,S z,,,
scHooL The final exercises ,e i;,i Of
NJ cunt Zion Sohpol were ;.beId IN Oh.
Thcspian Hall On Mondar1 evon;,o
J uly the 5th. By the tina ann,;nt,
cd for the exercises to begin the Hall
vas filed by the friends Of tn, I,-
stitution. Over tho stage was, n
shield bearing the initials an. Il. IT,
the motto "IGxoelsior,'' and the words
Founded l773, Incorporated l777. {.
Upon the stage, beside the prinoi.
pal wero Messrs. +. Il. Aiken, J. a.
j. w. Law, r. Gerip, ".
VI. Dwight, II. A. gGaillard, off :
GERS of the Society. the lfenorter of
the News, and the string. band. con
sisting of Messrs. r. r. Robertson
VIM. N. Char dler, G. NJ, sGhandler,
Il. S. Chandler, j. W. seiplar and
E. b. Gorig. '.s
After usic Master Wi)l;e G.. Rion
delivered tho Salutatory yery credi
tably. Then followed moro mn ,ic
and after that Master Paul Brice re.
cited "Richmond on the James - He
showed marked Improvement since
last exhibition, and was rewarded
with q beautiful bouquet. Charles NJ,
Copes, }rend cred Cato on On the z,immor.
tality of the SouJ S Too n NJ s5SLa,l ai;r
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At an early hour Saturday morn
ing a large number of our citizens ro.
paired to the track noar Adgor's to
witness the race between "Champ"
and "kirpatrick." On arriving at the
ground "Champs" friends became
little tcnder.footed aud paid the
forfeit rather than have their horse
beaten. When it was found out the
"Champ" party refused to run,
"Stocki"g'legs and Lady of theL ,ke''
were put upon the track and ran six
hundred yards. e'Lady of the Lake,
won by fifteen feet. ...
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NOTICE !.

VIZ ANTED-Thrco good energetic
.aYH young men TO- sell Sewing Ma
chinss--one wantod for Fairfield County.
ldrcss with reference, % 2.'''f
N. W. TRUMP,
,.,,,. sAgt. Wheeler s. Wilson Mfg. Co.,
n. E5 & :.f@ %ynColunit iaS y. C.
july 1871 "95<FsS ? #5 ts5ifa3
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We return thanks to ". j. Ligon,
Ed, President. of Carolina Collcgi.
ate Institute, at Anderson @. H., for
an invitation to attend the oom
mencement exercises of that pros.
porous institution.
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Our friend across the way, Nr.
Geo. II. McMastor, stands ahead at
the bowling alley, he having made
eighty SIX points a few days ago
with nine balls, ninety points is the
maximum. Mr.. McsIastcr has borne
off the laurels thus far.
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NosTTCH

TNfmy, absence to tho North, /, desire TO
- tInform&tho public tha Messrs. A
Mckenzie and +. s. Chandler will take
charga Of my business, and ASSURE tho
public that .thoy will ,endeavor ITO please
all who may honor them with a call.
Respectfully, {
IL. l.. DANNENBERa,
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We had the pleasure of meeting
yesterday our old friend and former
low.townsman, Mr.. Jas. D. Fraser,
now resident Of Edg,feld. Mr..
Fraser says the crops of his county
are in splendid condition, and the
prospect for mn abundant yield OF
both corn and cotton is Aatteriug.
Jim is the picture of good health, in
faot VIC never saw him look better.
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Special Notices.

ChAhLEs, LAMb, EsskY1sT. denohno
all spirituous liquors as :"We
Damnation." Poor follow no knew
whereof no spake, by sad experience, and
IL living, %o,ild apply the same to AIco-
holic Exoitants, advertised as Guronlis.
But there one Tonic and Alternat two In
existence-thc best the world has ever
kno&n-%hich cottains no alcohol. II is
DR.. Wnlket's California Vinegar Dittcrp.
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aA - aulb@.
DsS" We are not responsible for the opin-
Qf

0sT" We nre not responsible for the opin-
ons of correspondents.
B@" Communications to this off ce
will not be noticed unless ,aooompau ed
by the real name Of the writer. ''Ha.n
ReD" Any person In the County having
knowledge of any circumstance Of interest
occurring in his neighborhood will confor
favor by furnis hing information at this
Office. - =
Local Notices will bo inserted
Except by special contract) at the
following rates. 'r".%A :, 20
For ten lines and under..- So 90
For each additional line l5c.
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Mr.. j. e. Gilbert has got his
bathing house in full operation, and
we earnestly advise our citizens to
patronizc him literally, for we know
great many Of them noed soap and
water, and plenty of il.
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice-N. W. Trump, agent for
Wheeler and Wilson Sowing Ma
chine Co.
Notice-R J.. Dannenberg.
Dissolved-U. G. Desportes &
Co. .t
Carvlina Military institute-J. p
Thomas. d..
Glassware, &c.-Comcr and Chan.
dlcr. T.. .... ....
Ordinapce.-Jno. A. Fraser, Clerk
Of Council.
Nctice-Jno. A. Fraser, Clerk Of
Council. ......
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The northern bound mail train
on the G. q. Il A. r. r., arrived at
Winnsboro two hours behind time la st
Sunday.evening. The cause of the delay
was the running off of an excursion
train few miles below Batesville.
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it[,a tgSt8s!2& Il SsfiEhe9 sa, ggt eYsi /
sa3.55 e1s s5S&8tg fasSHs5cY qs9s aste SJ |
~ ETi# >s%asss G3lEy gtage s3g tsa aS&
t& N#a@% 'S 10" Ca&3 g g$gga .&ggFG@ !
,tre&s.a.T f., ;
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Milly Macalony lodged with Trial
Justice Ro bcrtson yesterday cons
plant against Robert aud Nancy
Henderson for divers acts of mali
cious mischief. The parties will
have hearing to-day.
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Wianeboro was excited yesterday
over the procession of q house down
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Mr.. Haus' gfey GeiIding "Champ'
was victorious at tho race Friday.
Tic beat Mr.. Buroh's bay mare,
"Molly johnson half al length in a
quarter stretch.
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NJ. J.. Owens has been appointed
United States Deputy Marshal for
District of South Carolina.
Whethor this is our Mitch or not,
We are unable say.
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Auditor Peake informs us that hi.
books will be closed on tho goth inst, !,
One week from to-day, and tho fifty
per cent penalty will attach after that
date on all property not returned .
We advise property owners who havo
not complied with tho law, to return
their property at onco and save the
penalty. ., o.
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Copious rains have fallen In every
portion of the County during the past
few days greatly bencfitting tho grow
ing vegetation. Farmers from every
side speak 10 the most glowing terms
of the crops. We hopo there will be
good Drop made, and that 1t will
bring good price.
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Tho residence Of Mr.. d. J. Seiglar
near Ridgeway was struck by light
ing few days ago. fortunately none
of the inmates were hurt, but q
"purp" who had sought shelter
underneath the house from the storm
was sent on captain jacks trail by
the electric stroke.
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Wo copy the following from the
Union Herald
Mrs. Marion Gibson. daughter of
DR.. T. r. Center, and teacher
through the last session of the Colum.
bia female college, died of gastritis,
a. her fathers residence 10 Richland
county, July s, 1876. y In her gcutle
and afteotionate spirit this estimable
christian lady had greatly endeared
herself to the faculty aud young
ladies of tue college. After the re-
cent commencement Mrs. G. returned
home, and in less than week she
died. '... .
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A barbecue was served by Mr..
l.. Poteet last Friday ot the sgum
spring" to large number of our
citizens. The barbecue was in every
respect a success.
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The residence of Tom billiard on
Gully street was struck by light.
ming during tho thunder storm
Sunday afternoon. A portion of
the chimney and ono corner of the
house was torn away. Several per.
sons wore in the house at the time,
but mono were hurt. a few minut cs
after the storm was over, tho in
mates repaired to the spot to see
what damage had been done. When
ono of thcm discovered where tho
electricity had entered the ground,
ho quickly seized hoe and com
menocd digging, saying, "I'se
ofton hcerd Of thunder bolts, an |
lows to fine dis one if it takes me q
mont" Whether he found it or
not wo are unable at this mfiting to
say. ..5 .ap....
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: a.sBS9 ~ f:sefE |3Izsss5o@ 9sata ea5 f
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FoR THE NoRTH.-Our young and
enterprisiDg merchant MIR. r.. L..
Dannenberg, successor to Dannen.
berg Il Co., left for the North on
Saturday. AS goods are very cheap
at present, it seems that he intends
to take the advantage of the same.
tie assures us that he intends to buy
a larger and more complete stock
than ever before, and we are assured
that he will keep his word. Much
success on his Journey. /. &
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1t is rumored that tho Fairfield
Fire Engine company will have a
moonlight parade sometime this week.
This is u good idea and we hope it
will be carried out, as it will give
our wives, sisters and sweethearts o
splendid opportunity of witnessing
the parade aud listening to the beau-
tiful music hy the oornet band,
band, without having to oome in con-
tact with the rays of tho scorching
sun.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-07-14

INfRovEmENrs.- The handsome
residence of Mr.. u. Ross Robertson
is rapidly approaching completion,
and when finished, will without
doubt be tho most beautiful building
in town. @ ..l",
Mr.. tno. p. Matthews, Jr., Is over
hauling his residence IN Market
street. which has been needing ro.
pairs for some time. 1,ga u55
judge Noleon is also improving
his residence on Msultrie street.
We are glad TO see these imp rive.
ments, It sbowe very como usively tina
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-07-14

Tom Brown faud Bill Chappell
were arrested Sunday morning by
officer Nlurphv, for raising disturb.
anoe on the street. Thoy were,
brought before the Mayor the same
morning, and after hearing some
wholesome advice from bis honor on
Sabbath breaking, thsy d,partel
leaving the town treasury four dol.
lars better off.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-07-14

Then more music, ahd tbeu a
dialogue sussained by WaTnsY