The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-26

business q merchant must bo known.
The first efforts consisted in select
ing n storo in a public thoroughfaro.
and putting up IN attractive sign
These methods wore effoctiyo only
III attracting the attention Of tho
passers by. With the, growth of
Journalism II merchant was for the
first time enabled te address au-
diences not only i'll his own vicinity.
but at all points from which trade
could BIO attracted,,; Sc that a card
in ~ newspaper became the most
effective salesman, WHO sail pre-
ciscly the right thing in the best
manner, and whose activity, could
not be measured. a card in the
newspaper otto day is missionary
u year hence.
Observation-Disclosures Parties
bent upon misehiovons amusement
inlulgcd, on Monday hight, tho 18th
INST, i'll tearing..down gates, breaking
some Of tho stree1lamps, etc. On
Tuesday evening John Rochelle and
Melton Washington, both colored,
were placed in tho guard-house,
under suspicion Of having been ell
gagged in the depredations, and had
u hearing on "Wednesday morning.
John McNIillan and 1sli James, like
wise colored, were arrested, md tho
latter turned states evidence. In
default of bail. tho three suspected
parties were committed to jul. to
await trial before the sessions court,
and ELI james bound over as 4 wit
ness. We trust that the PARTIES
caught are the guilty ones, or, if
they arc innocent, that the, real Of
fenders will be promptly aeIp'prohond-
cd. ,When caught and proved to
h" guilty, they should be punished
to the full extent Of tic, law, The
species of sport i'll which they in
dulgcd, has been too common in
Winnsboro: and is as provoking to
good citizens as It is improper in
those c'iga&od. 1t*iis ubont time
that it should stop. #
TRENsEER oE. RElL EsrArE.--D. r.
Flenuikeh,, TO NJ. M. Flennilscn',
town lot. Wjni,sboro, $4,000.
,.' .Thoe. p: Cloud to Thos. II. Davis,
town lot, .RMSeway, SG5.
Hcirs zatkariah Trapp to j. r.
Black 104 acres, Township 10, $500.
James G. Martin to Wm. II. Ken
ncdy, 253 acres, Township 8, $500.
4ym. Douglass to Luke Sawyer
and others: PIG acres, Township 2,
$2lGO.
Joseph ". Smith to G. +. An
drcws SO! acres. Township IL, 1922.
Geo. II. NIcMaster to Geo. W.
Crawford, town lot Winnsboro,
$1,000.
C;,tharinc i. Moblcy to Jacob, "A.
Caldwell $40 acres, Township 3,
$500.
John D. Young to ST mon Davis,
1o2 acres, Township Il, 5000.
D. L. Perry to WE Davis I'd
acres, Township 6, 81.
Il. p. M. Robertson to- Jas. r.
Lemon, 22O acros, Township 12,
S1115.
jas. T. Lemon, to +. P. NJ.
Robertson, 1s7 acres, Township 12,
$035.
David T. Glenn to NVm. p. Glib
son, 375 acres, Township II, $1,000.
r. S. Desportes to r.. W. Philips,
town lot Winnsboro, $3.50. -,
+ G. e. Lcitner to II. L. Smith 2O2,
'acres Township 8, 100.
Geo. Lever to Hiram S. Allen,
202 acres, Township 0, $1O0.
Silas ". Ruff to YVm j. Martin
90 acres, Township 13, $3.50.
Elihrl Gladden. to Osmond Nichols
1873 acres, Towship 3, s1,1oo.
Thos. G. Hutchinson to Thos. p,
Sims, 1875, acros, Township Is
$1,100.
BURGLARs CAUaHr.-We copy tho
following dispatch from. the Union,
Ucral1 of The 23d inst. .---."On last
Thursday night the store of Holmes
Harden, in Chester, was entered by