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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1876-12-09
WASHINGTON.
The Oreoon affair.

Washington, Dec. S.-Republicans
here generally think Governor Grover
has furnished sure means of defeating
the recognition of Cronin's right as Il
presidential elector. Thus Cronin's
credentials, if produced, will establish
the regularity and legality of the two
Republicans recognized by the gover-
nor, and if not produced parole testi-
mony will establish the fact. There
can be no question but that the three
electoral votes cast for Hayes are the
only votes legally, morally or technical
ly regular. Probably it was this view
of the case which dissipated the feeling
of uneasiness among Republicans which
prevailed yesterday.
Er-Rebels DON'T Want War.
In the Democratic caucus yesterday,
Ben Hill and other Southern Democrats
notified Fernando Wood that they did
not want any more rebellion in the
south, or war. They claimed Tilden's
election, demanded that the Democrats
assume the responsibility of seating him,
and suggested that if any future forci-
BILE resistance was to be made, Wood
and his friends must inaugurate it.
VIII Report Farorably.
The House committee on judiciary
agree to report favorably on the resolu-
tion offered by Representative McCrary
yesterday, providing for the appoint
meet of committee to act in conjunc-
tion with committee Of the Senate to
secure count Of the electoral votes
and determination of all disputed
questions by tribunal whose authority
none can question, and whose decision
all will accept as final.
Colorddo's Case.
The committee postponed action on
the Colorado matter until next Monday.
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NEW YORK.
Benefits for the Sufferers.

New York, Dec. S.-At the meeting
of actors and actresses, yesterday, to
arrange for benefits for the Brooklyn
theatre sufferers, every regular theatre
and minstrel troupe in New York and
Brooklyn was represented and a large
number of theatrical people were repre-
sented individually in addition. A
resolution was adopted that every
theatrical manager in the country be
asked to contribute the proceeds of one
performance to the relief fund.
A Pool S,rindle.
New York, Dec. 9.-John Morrissey
has declared off all pools sold in his
house on the direct result of the presi-
dental election.
John Morrissey began paying back
all money placed in his hands OH the
presidential election, Friday.
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TELEGRAPHIC TICKS.

The Welland canal is closed.
Gold closed yesterday at 1913.
In Philadelphia. wool is quiet but
firm.
The Northern Democrats have left
New Orleans for home.
A fire broke out in the Philadelphia
theatre at Albany, n. Y, Friday, and
the entire interior of the building was
consumed.
At Cincinnati, Thursday, Frank
Westohn was found guilty in the United
States District Court, of illegal voting
at the presidential election, and COM
mitted to Jail to await sentence.
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ballot for Blaine or Grant, so as to
make the electoral vote tie, is resi-:
dent of Shreveport, a native South
ernor, and was a union man during
the war. Those who attempted to
bribe him appealed to his memory of
his bitter suffering during the war, and
insisted that the only way for him to
prevent another war was to defeat
Hayes, as he had it in his power to do.
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BEREAVED BROOKLYN.
The People cf The City Of Churches
Bolred Dorm bg Weight If Voc

The Streets Lined ,eidl Fcnerai Pro
ceSsiOns
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BY the explosion Of the boiler at
Frost's wooden ware mills in Detroit,
Thursday, one man was killed and
others badly injured. Loss S25, 600.
Two hundred men are thrown out OF
employment.
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Banking Business.

Receive Deposrs ::uIa dollar mp.
Pay Interest on Time Deposts
Buy and Sell Draf, on pTiucipu ,i,ic- >,
the United States and Europe
ray the highest price for Gold Dust, Notes or
Coin, or make liberal advances on Dus, and
ship per account of owners.
Make Collections lu MI paus Of the West
including The Black Hilli country.
J. V. JILLICH, Cashier.
Late os Atchi-on National Bankl
junc:30-1y
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no BE HUNTED DOWN.

The Villains Who Tried to Bride Hayes
Electors.
Washington, Dec. S.-The Republi-
caM National committee intend to
make an investigation of the reported
cases Of attempts to bribe Republican
electors. Judge Levisee, the Louisiana
elector, who was offered. S100, 600 If he
would vote for Tilden, or even cast q
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19
Sherin'S Sale.

State of South arolina, County Of Fair.
field -Sam'l. ''B. Clownay,.aE Clerk of
Court, vs.. Robert X, Pickett.
n pnrsudhce Of an'ordcr Of the Couft Of
L Common Pleas made in the above en-
titled action, Iwill offer for sulo before the
court house door in Winnsboro on tho
LIST Monday in February next. within tho
legal hours of sale tc the highest bidder
at public outcry, tho following, described
property TO Wit, All TINT pivntation or
tract OF land situate aud being in the
County Of Fairfield and State Sf South
Carolina aforesaid, confirming one hun
drcd and thirty-ninc 'acrcS.. .lnore or lcss,
represented by thc.leurr...E" in y rMt Of
resnrycy m44s(e bX B,.IE Eobertso1, y. S.
on the 5th day, 3fOct t,bel, a. + tSG3, ne
the lands belonging to the Estate of N. "a.
pcay, deceased, known as the ElI,t Hill
Place. TerNs "f sale: Ono third of the
pnrchaso .mohnNto y" paid in ,,pSh Eoc
tie b"aNc%; II c,cdit qf Que ard two yc:.srs
with opnppl Interest f,nm the day of saic,
the purchaser t" give his bond with a
mortgage of the premises, and to pay for
all necessary papers. $. W. KUFF,
Shrrifl'S 0nicc, Sheriff +. &.
Winnshardt, s. G.
Jbnuary 9Th, 1870. hn. b-tlxs
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SUEKtrFSS SALE.

Snmur, Cathcnrt, Cormittne Of the Estate
of John w.. Catheart, Lunatic, hgnlns,
Lncius Hopkins.. Aniua L dwight and
Edward EIfo%bridge, Copartnors under
the firm nnmc OF Hopkins. Dwight and
Irnwbridge, and Saml b Clowney as
G erik Of tho Court of Fairfield County,
SC.
TN oh, ence to an order of tho Court
i made III the above stated cnse, ] will
offer for sale Mt the risk OF the fo,'i, or pur
chaser on tho FIST Monday in Febr ,nry
next before the Court House door il,
Winnsboro within ,he legal hours of salc
To the highest hidlcr the 70 lowing dcs.
cril'ed property to wi.: =.
All That ,trsct Of land containing, seven
hundred and fifty acres more or less
nh represented by letter a" Oh IL plat OF
survcS Of the Bolton Place mndc by D., IL,
hohcrts"iiD. s. on the 9th day of OuL' ben
SGD hnd on fle in ithc office Of the CLerl,
"f Court of Common rlcks for the Comfy
Of Fniriiold.ih the cnnsc styled G B. l,pmur
Wife and Others against the Estntc cf n 4
Pcny deceased.
TERMS Ul' SALE , =.
One third, Cash, the balance on ), ,.cly1ii
Of onr.and two wears. two equal nn@ral in
stulmcnts with lntnrest from day of snt
payable annually, tQ be secured by bond
of purchaser with lliqE!tgagr of the prcmi
srs, the purchaser TO lAy for all necessary
papers.
Sheriff Office, SW RUFF,
Winnsboro. s &, SIC
january 7-X2tl
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LOCAL ITEMS

# .es~ An hd mark 'Bh subscribers
paper denotes that lis subscription has
8iinDuent subscribers settle e past m T dues M and md
t1pay up for another year There are a
Wood many persons whom we have boon
sindulging fora ldhy time. Aswo undergo
heavy expense md arc compelled to make
IcAsn PAYMENTS for material and labor, VIC
Soannot afford to whit longer for our just
Sdues. On the FtRsT OF JANUARY NEXT we
propose to erasotte names of all delin-
quont subscribers itrom our books, how
sevor We may regret it. The NE@s is only
. Year, Pay up ySir #ubsori ptitGS.
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Tho State OF South C.lol.ina,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD

- SoCSit of rAlEslEl.D.
Court,cf Common Pleas Henry Golden,
RINlht'tf; against Patsy Golden, Defend
, amt. Summons Tor roiiof. 10 tho de-
fendnnt
VOU nro hereby Summoned ond ,,ro
n CURED to answer tho complaint in
this action. which will be filed in tho
ctfco ci tho Clerk,sof Common, Pleas, for
tho said county, and to serve a, copy. OF
yonr Hnswar TO the Sud coiuplajnt on the
subscriber ut his office, Winisboro, S. G..
%iNh'N twcrHy dnys after tl,c,sorvicc hereof,
exclnsisc OF tho day Of suuh service; m d If
YOU fail to answer tho complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plnintlr in this
action Will apply to tho Court for tho re-
hcf dc cmnnded in the ann,plaint
Dated 18th December, 1875.
;'A. NJ. MWNEy,
49," -. 1q"in,in's Attorney.
| 10 tho defendant: Take notice that tho
summons i'll this action of which tho fore.
gong is copy, was this day filed in tho
othco Of the Clerk of the aforesaid. Court.
"a. NJ. MACKEf,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
deo 'o~law6w WinnSboro, S. G..
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Rev. G. w. WALKER,--This gentle

Rev. G. w. WALKER,---This gentle
nan has just assumed pastoral
charge Of tho Methodist church at
this place, by appointment of the
South Carolina Conference. Mr..
Walker comes among us with most
fattering credentials, being a Bon Of
ono of the ablest ministers in the
Methodist Church in South Caro-
lima, and a nephew of one of the
bishops u tho Methodist Episcopal
Church 'eohth. Ho graduated at
Woh'ord college in 1870, aid during
the following .year was Engaged in
teaching, in Kentucky Upon his
return to this state, lie coined Capt.
John d. Patrick IN the mahagement
of lds High School, at Grccnville,
continuing in that sphere of labo,
Till moved to abandon it, to ontel
the Christiuh ministry. Ho is now
in the sttdnd y'ear of his ministry,
and already gives evidence OF talent
and rromise of usefulness in the
church. We extend to him Coz :
dinl welcome, and our bost wishes
Tor lis prosperity.
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Tho State OF South Carolina,
County OF GREENy1LlE.


COUNTY OF GREENv1LlE.
Sar4h B Lewis, Execurix, VS.. Sarah N
Lewis, Henry O Lewis. Eliza a Lewis,
Robert N. LOWS, ct nj. ~- Complaint for
Relief
TN pursuance Of IN order fjHi'. II II
Il Cooke. Judge of thu eighth circuit &il;
offer for sale on the first Mondny in Feb
runry next before tho Court MQuse door in
Wihnsboro within the legal hours Of sale,
the,foljwihg described property, to'wit:
Al that tract or parcel Of lind lying
and being in tho County of fairfield hd-
joining la,ds of: Dickson--------------,.C G.
Singlct' II aid othcra, ,,contnin five hun
drad and ninctytwo,acr 4 more OK less 9s
is fully represented by plat of snrac to v
exhibited on day of snlc.
ALSO,
All that tract or parcel ct land sitnatc in
tho County OF Fairfield adjoining l,nds of
Dicksqti -, G Singleton and others
containing three hundred and fve acres
hs represented by plat # samo to 10 ex-
hibitcd OH day Of sale.
ALSO,
All TINT tract of land ndjoimiiig lands Of
ic ckson,---.,.--:,-----. John Myfes md othcra
containing four hhhdred actcs more or
less.
ALSO,
All that tract ofland adjoining lnnda Of
6 Singleton, John Mytes and others con-
tanning two hrlidrcd aid sixty four acres
more or less.
ALso,
All that trnct containing ono hundred
npd flty.iour, acre, more or less adjoining
lands OF II Roberts II and John Myres.
ALSO,
All that tract or parcel of land pdjoining
lands ofJ T. Pcny and Thomas Jones coh-
tnining ninety-six acres more or loss.
ALSO,
All that tract Of larid containing ono
hun lrcd and siXty-aoros more or less adj
joining lands Of Thomas JCncs and
| othors al represented by plat of
| same.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half Of tho purchnao money 70 be
| paid in cash and tho balance In eqnl.l ip-
staments Of one and two years with in
tercst from day of sGlo at tic fate Of tcft
| per cent per annum tho same to bc so.
| cured by tlfe bond oftho purchaser and q
mortgage Of tho premises.
SW RUFF,
aherffs Office, SEC.
| Winnsboro, S g
| January IA 1876.
! an Is .t2x1
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SHERlF,S SALE.

10y virtue fan execution to mo di-
. l+) rcctcd, will offer for sale on tho irst
Monday in February next before tho Court
House door in, tWinnslorp,to tho highest
'biddo at public outcry for cash the fol-
'loYing described ;propGrtY,'to Wit: All
that p ant tntion or tract f'lnnd contain
ing two hundred and eighty acres situate
in tho County of Fairfield. and bounded by
lands of'AIrs Trotti, Mrs &c Moblcy, viii
liam Young, and others levied upon asithe
,gropert& of Isaac H.Mcans at:the suit Of
Il, .Nncal and Sou against Isnac II Means.
: Sherifls Office, S w RUFF
Winnsboro. 81 SIC.
. jan 7-tlX2
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question. But that tho affair hac
any conceivable clement Of ku klu,
outrage we have liSyer> yet heard il
charged. Nor wero' tho prisoners
confined in jail, as stated by the
UniOn Herald, but in tho town
guafd-house. This, of course, is on
immqtorial point, except that i,
might seem to involve tho sheriff OF
the county along with tho real per,
petrators Of, tho outrage. The
Unton-Herald is likewise mistaken
in supposing that 'tho parties were
arrested in pursuance of q lettot
from Judge Mackey," for, unless we
have been wilfully misinf6rmoi, q
warrant was taken out BY Trial
Justice Robertson against at least
two Of tho parties before it was
possible for that officer to have re,
cciyed the Judges communication
These are seemingly small matters,
but in as &c ious q business as tho
recent alleged outrage appears to be,
i. is but simple justice to tho &c
cusea parties and to this entire com.
munit5', that only naked fncts DO pre-
scented to the public. Tho gentle
non arrested have always been
among the best and most law-abiding
c.tizohs nf Whnaboro, (threo OF
them have been town councillors
and rot ono suspicion can thcso
DO against their good names es
honorable men and useful citizens
Wo therefore consider it but the
bnrcst Justice that public opinion be
withhold till the guilt or the irno.
ccnco of the parties ho finally cst:.b-
lished. IL.
We deem it istcca:r;ct,ly inccci:;sar;y tb
add that we unqualiiielly condemn
the nets of violence which The
UNiG}s NeidiA mentions, and this,
by whomsocvtr they may havo f.ocn
done Bit We protest against any
sensational lumors being spread
abroad for sensational purposes
The day for that sort Of thing, as we
believe the tNion UeidiH willrcadily
agreo, is forever PAST i'll Sohth Caro-
lima. Let us quietly await the re
suit of Il Judicial investigation.
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SllENIFF'S SALE.

State pf South Carolina County OF mir
fic;d
10y Vi: uc q an execution to me direct
- ed, viii offer Tor snlo on the first
Monday in Fclrunry next before tho Sou,t
house door in Wnnsboro withip tho lcpa,
hours of sale"all that plNntatiou,or tract OF
land c"ntainiNa two .hupdreI n.d twcnty
acres. ,bor" 1'r lcs?, atd bounded by lam
Of D.: McGill, George Shedd aud oti E,
levied npon as tho property of Daniel L..
kirkland, ut til, s, it. Of John J. Welch ful
S. ". RUFF, S. +. g..
SherG-s 0flicr,
Wins ,oro. 5 G..
january IA, 1876.
inn lX II n
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DISSOLUTION.

TNHE Cnpartnership heretofore existine
under tho y tic of II. l.. Elliott & O.
Is this day dissolved Tho business VIII
hereafter be conducted BY :. MeYsrt
MATTHEW'S and CUMMINGS under tho
firm name or CUMMINGS g. CO
january |, 1876 E t.,
Either of the old partners Is authorized
to sign in liquidation.
II l. ELLIOTT,
JNO = MATTHEW'S. Jr.
J H CUMMINGS.
ian ll-1xtl
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81 Holders Of claims against the
county will be pleased to learn that
the cnse involving the disposal ct
the eight thousand dollars of cour:
ity funds deposited in tho Winns
boro National Bank has been argued
before the supreme court and a dc.
%cision may be expected in feason,
snble time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19
!, lnUcDtSUHci3
Tax for district Schools, to wit
W. N. NELSON,
Treasurer of Fairfield C6ut, ".

IL FRANK LOE'S ANMONIATED
~. BONE SUPERPUOSPHATE.
iaving been appointed Sole Agent for this
SIste for the gale otthe above old,and web
known FLkTILIZEK, we shall always
keep full supply on hand Orders en-
trusted to our cNic Shalt meet with prompt
attention.
'nowti and appreciated TO reamiro a more
extended notice We viii ONLY state TINT
each consignment is subjected to the
sQyerost analysis, and tho original stand
ard ia fully maintained. DR.. II. PINCK.
May IL our travelling agent, and any com.
munic9tions to us through him shall have
every caro- md dispatch.
-. :. PiNCENEY BROTHERS,
2 C"mmcrcial Wharf, Charleston, S. c..
ian l8-2mos
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Dir. Thco. S. Keller was employed
by Trial Justice Robertson TO arrest
two negroes charged with assault
with intent to kill, and upon
the attempt of one to escape,
fred upon him, inficting q severe
wound. We will give full particulars
lin our next.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19

Mr.. A. p. Miller will accept the
thanks of the editor for some unusu-
ally fine oranges. He has a few
more of the Same sort left.
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There are now eighteen prisonere
all negroes-in the county Jail
awaiting trial. It is expected that
their cases will be disposed of at the
approaching term of tho circuit
court. They NIL seom in excel
lont spirits.
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81 RAILROAD ScuzDuLE.--Tho trains
kon G. G. & A. t. H. NOW leave
as follows: Going north,
11.55. p. m. Goihg 'boutln l35, a I'M.
Accommodation day trains: Going
north, 1888, g. M. Going south,
1912, p. m. These traiNs sett at
Winnsboro.
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NOTICE..

There will be no change III the
sbusiness management of the News and
HERALD. Individual and partnership
claims will be presented TO w. II.
Williams.
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PRELIMINARY ExAMINAT1oS.-A
preliminary examination, in the mat;
ter Of the recent whipping Of. two
regroes confined in tho town guard
house, WIS had before Judge Macllcy
on Friday afternoon, and finished on
Saturday morning. The state was
represented by Solicitor Macl1cy,
and j. J. Hemphill, Esq; of Chester,
the latter acting under the appoint
ment of the presiding Judge.
Several. witnesses, including John
Alexander and Albert Pong, the
two alleged victims of the whipping
were examined, but we have not
space for their testimony in full.
Tho statements made by the pros
ecutors were substantially the same
as those already given to tho public.
They testified that tl,ny were ar-
rested OH the charge of having com
mitted burglary upon tho resi-
dcnce Of Mr. John p. McGarley,
and after remaining III tho g,,ard
house till about III o'clock OH the
night of thu eth instant, were taken
out, led to tho %ood2 and gullies
near the Methodist cht,rch, and
severely whipped; with q titw to
;orce from them confession of the
crime with which thhy were charged.
These two Witnesses entered fully
into particulars, giving the lahguago
If the persons engaged, the numbt I
Of strokes received, ETC.; etc. These
details ure of no public Interest,"
Solicitor 81 clcy caliod II. Ross
Robertson \ q witness for tho state
but upon his taking the stand, Judge
AIackey said that as Mr.. Robortson's
na'he had already been mentioned
by the witnesses Poag and Alexnli
des as having received money from
themj in consideration of which they
were to drop tho matter, the court
could not force Mr.: II to testify, i
such testimony would lead to hif
elimination. Mr.: r.: thoh Rtappet
aside, and Judge Mackey stated tnat
he would hold him to bail, tc
answer Charge of official miscon
duct and of compromising felony
ut tho BunO tino rentarkinl
that MIR: r.. l,nsht mako I'm,
statement ho desired. Mr.. Robert
son then asked ltavo of tht
court to consult with counsel
and retired to do So Tho stat,
here closed it's casc.
Mr.: Guiliard, for tho defence
movsd for tho discharge of Mcssrs
VIII. Williams and Julian Elliott, OF
the ground that tho state had on
tirely failed to mako out a prime
tacie chsb against th6tt: Judg,
Mackey stated that, without ah,
testimony for the dcfendants i,atttct
he should feel Bouiid to hold then
to bail, for their appeafahco at Til
next term Of tho court Of sessions
Mr.. Williams was then placed upo,
/ the stahd; and Stated positively tina
! no had no part W hatever in tn
offence charged. Mr.; Elliott mad
similar statement. The Judge a
once ordered tho discharge of bot
these gentlemen, and the cancella
, ton Of their recognizancos. =
At this point Trial Justic
Robertson came into court, and
, having been sworn, made his stott
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SS6 REV ARD.

r will pny the above amount for THO re-
from me, or amy Information that viii lentl
to its, ,Hccvery The watch IS II double
case gold watch; hun'Rcred l'.ll5, made
by Rchcrt Berry, Livr$pool,, Thcro wns
aiteched Is itR ,laige gold ctu'h. with n
small m"gi:ifyibs-g lass locket. :. ill.,.
jah l8lm ~ ~ ~
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X. .W.PHILLIPS3
DEALER IN

111URNITURE. Parlor Bmckets nnt
IL Picture Frames, for: design and
Workmanship, nncqunllch. Remem-
Der my. prices arc beyond competition for
tho same quality of goods.
=. A NEW SUPPLY
Of Rustic Window Shades, low in price
durable, convenient, TINT never get ont OF
order. and will last longer than any. othor
Shade. Mattresses, Pictures, lIut-RuckB,
Mirrors aud Lumber for sale.
REPAIRING
Furniture neatly repaired u. Modcrote
prices. Special attention given to tho IN
dcrtahcrs Department.: II keep on hand a
full supply ofCascs an& Wood Collins.
Mf TERMS ARE STRICTLY CASH.
sept 2S--1y 90
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Posr OFFICE HouRs.- Tito post
Office will be OPEN daily (Sundays
exceptcd) from . a. M, 70 - NJ.
and from Q to Is +. M. Northern
and ou tho1n b10il close at 7 P. Nj.
precisely. seg Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to $50 A. NJ. only
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19

We are pleased to learn that
Mount Zion Institute opens under
very encouraging auspiccs.
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Rev. VIM. II. Chapman, PaaSor of
NJ. e. Church, Georgetown, d. c.,
writes Having had an opportu
nifty to test the excellent qualities of
Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup, I hesitate
not to sny, it is the best remedy I
have over used in my family"
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Sheriffs Sale.
Fertilizers.
( Cheap Shirts.
$25 Reward.
Just Received.
:, just Arrived.
Masonic Meeting.
Paper.
Great Excitement.
State and County Taxes,
Carbon Seeds.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19
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VXT f. tho undersigned, dosire to in :.
w form tho. citIzcns of"Winnsboro
and vicinity that we have associated our
selves undor the firm name Of JOHNSTON Il
PErrJcREw, and will keep constantly cn
hand largostock Of fne WhiAkies, Wine Oh
Gin. &c. Also McEwans Scotch Ale,
Guinness. Dublin Porter and Belfast
Ginger Ale. Also largo stock sf Ioote
and hoes, Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries
house. Thankful for tho liberal patronage
bestowed on tho old house, wo solicit q
oontin nanc6 1fthe same
tko. JoiiNsToN;'
1loBr. PETTIcnEW.
oct 10 If
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-01-19
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K Eel ) partly y-mado ,'r@s shirts, mndo
IN from Wnmsntta Muslin and Irish
Linon Very b st quality. All sizes. clo-
eait sty!as. FIT GUARANTEED Prico,
$500 per dozen, CASH.
jan i8 McMASrER & BRTCE: