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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
Town Ordinances.

TNlIE following Ordinance, entitled an
l. Orlinancc to raise supplies for the
year com .cncing tho 'rSt Of April iS7
and ending the first OF Al ril 1877. and for
other purposes passed the first day of
September, 1876, is published for the i'll
formation of all concerned:
/. BE it enacted and ordained bv the
lntcndnnt and Warden, Of tho Town OF
WinnSburo. 5 &, i'll Council met, that :,
tax for the sums and in the rm,nn"r herein
after mentioned, shall be raised and paid
INTO the treasury oi,hr said town, t,l the
use and services thereof; that is to say,
twenty-five cents od urorcm ON every
Aunarou uollarn worth OF the value of all
real cStntr within the corporate limitS. to
be aSScsoCu us heretofore three dollars
10 be paid by every male i" habitnnt ui
said town, between the ages of eighteen
and fifty years, III lieu OF working upon
the streets Of sad town and thrrc per
cent upon the amount Of all sales nt ullc-
ton.
II. And hc il further enacted and or
lninrd, that the !, rc,;nins taxes shall he
paid to the treasurer # tao town council
of WinnSboro, Oh or before the FIRST dny
Of DrccmDCr next, and il default OF such
payment, nn execution shall be issued for
the collection ofthc same.
III. And be it further enacted and or
ualncd, that II Sh III not hr law tul for amy
person to represent publicly for gan, or
reward any plny, comedy, tragedy, inter
ludc or farce, or exhibit wax figures, or
show, or entertainment Of any kind What
socvcr, without first Obtaining Il license
from the town council, which license may
be granted upon the payment Of five dol
lars T. / MI exhibitions other t!Hn tho.,
under canvas, and fifty dollars for al
circus companies; and amy pcrS"n viuiat-
ing the provisions of this ordiunurr shall
be lined fifty dollars for each and every
Oi1cnSe.
~. And bn il further enacted and or
l;,incl, that ii shall IL" be lawful for any
person to sell Intoxicating liquors in
amounts Of less than three gallons. or in
any amount 90 be drank wholly or in part
ut the place where SO Il, anywhere within
one mile Of the court huuScof SAID town.
without first ohtninin.a Il license therefor
from the clerk OF :hc council. which may
he granted upon the payment "i 2On dol
lars for what is SHOWN as ''Irtnil License. r.
and two hundred dollars ,S2Ou) fo
what is known rs '''ruvrrn license" aud
any polson violating this provision ofihus
ordinance shall be fined fifty dollars for.
each and every uilunsc.
" T. AIKEN,
lnt.nhnlt.
WN CHANpLER,
Clerk.
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Shcriff's Sale.

PH virtue of an execution to me direct
- cd, will offer for sale bcforo tho
Court House door in Winnsboro, on tho
first Monday in October next, within the
legal hours sale, for cash, tho following
described property, to wit: All that plan
tntion or tract Of land lying in Fairfield
County containing three hundred and
ten acres, more or less, known Us tho
Tnrnipsccd tract, also another tract
known as the Chapel tract, continuing
six hundred acres more or less, and
bounded by lands of Stephen Gibson,
DR. Wallace, DR.. Glenn and others, levied
on as the pro pcrty Of Henry CLARK as
administrator Of the estate of John W.
Clark, deceased, at tho suit or the
onnty Commissioners of Fairfield
County. S. w. RUFF
S. F.C.
ShcrifTs ONCE,
Winnsboro, $. c.,
Sept 1876.
sept. tlx2,
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&. w. Davis, John Mclaughlin and
Christopher Haynoswortb, colored :;
for school commissioner, Il. S. Por
cival for clork Of court, II. O'Ncale /;
for sheriff, j. @, B. Smith; for Judge
of probate, Andrew Crawford for
coroner, Robert Morrison.
Tho Union-He1utd says it is an
excellent ticket, and from what We
know of the nominees we can heart
ly congratulate our Domocrati,
nci; ;rhbors.
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FALSE ALARM.-- rhe alarm Of fiji @
was sounded about half-past nine
o'clock on last Thursday night. The
first cry of fire camo from the direc
tion of the African Methodist
church, and soon a large crowd,
with the fire engine and the hook
and-ladder truck, were going to-
wards the point indicated. Tho
alarm-bell WIS promptly rung by
the policeman on duty. But no fire
could bo found, and tho companies
returned at once and housed their
apparatus. Tho cause of the alarm
is not precisely known. The most
reasonable solution wo have heard,
is that a person was seen carrying
n pine torch towards tho house
owned by Mr.. james G.. NIcCants
and some colorcd mon near by,
supposing there to be a fire, gave
the alarm. BY many, however, it is
believed that the cry raised was
simply a hoax. We incline to tho
belief that it was the sight of tho
torch that caused the first cry of fire.
The incident should be warning to
oil persons to exercise great pru-
dence in giving the alarm. To make
a joke Of the matter is II very differ
cnt thing, and we trust that it was
not tried Oh Thursday night. If it
should ever be tried, and the guilty
parties bo found, they should be
very severely dealt with.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

THE COUNTY CANVASS. The series
of public meetings instituted by the
Executive Committee Of the Demo,
cratic party Of Fairfield opened on
Saturday last ut Durham's, under
the auspices Of tho Democratic Club
of township no. S. There were a
large number Of persons present,
among them goedly attendance of
colorcd men. Speeches were made
r. by H. A. Gaillard, Esq, and Sam.
|5lackwoll (coloreGD, on the Domo-
cratic sido, and by William Boul.
ware, (coloreD on tho Republican.
Tho meeting WAS in all respects a
fine success.
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RIoHLAND NoMiNATIoNs.- The Demo
Gratis of Richland have placed in
nomination full ticket, rs will be
seen by tho following despatch to
the Ne'os a,td Courier
COLUMBIA, September 4.-The
Democratic County Convention, of
Riohlnnd, met to-day and made the
following nominations For mem
bers Of the Legislature, John G
Seegers, Thomas Taylor, Louis T..
LeConte, William Stack and George
Shields for county commissioners,
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Tit. STATE CANvAss.-The follow
ing is the list Of appointments
made for General Wade Hampton
and the nominees on the State
electoral ticket:
Spartanburg, September 8.
Union, September II.
Lnurens, September 13.
Ncwberry, September If.
Abbevillc, September 1G.
Honea Path, September 20.
Darlington, September %.
Chesterfield, September 2G.
~ Bcnnottsville, Marlboro County,
September 2S.
Marion G. H., September 80.
Conwayboro, Horny County, Oc
tobcr 2.
Kingstrcc, williamsburg County,
October 4.
Manning, Clarendon County, Oc-
tobcr g.
Sumter, Sumter County, October
7.
Camden, Kcrshaw County, Octo
Der 8.
Lancaster, October II.
Yorkvillc, October 13.
Chester, October II.
NlNNSBORO. OCTOBER lG.
Lexington, October II.
Edsef,ll, October Is.
Aiken, October 20.
Barnwell, October 23
Gillisonville, Beaufort County
October 25.
Collcton, October 81.
Charleston, October 80.
Georgetown, November l.
Orangcburg, November 3.
Columbia, Richland County, No
vcmbcr /.
The county chairmon, respective,
~, arc requested to mako the
necessary arrangements in accord
ancc with tho above programme.
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BARBECUE AT GREENBrIER.-On
Friday last it was our good fortune
to attend a feast provided by Green
brier Democratic Club of township
no. 0. At an early hour tho men,
bcrs of tho Club with their invited
guests, including n charming array
OF the fair sex, assembled at Curlce's $
spring, where ample preparation in
the way Of tables, seats and speak
ers stand, betokoncd the programme
of the day. Alta convenient distance
an excavation, suggesting a rife pit
and u; ~d11n as some We have seen,
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Ordinance of Council.

f it enacted and ordained by the In
- trndnnt anh Wardcns The town Of
Winnsh"r", in council aSSrWi led, that it
shall moi be lawful for any liawkHr Nincr-
ant pcddlrr or Ncndrr OF merchandise of
any kind, TO put upon sale upon the
streets, or ul,on the side walks or pave
m"nts "t sad town. am such mcrchan-
disc without first obtaining from cnuncil
lic"nS" II ito 50. Nor Shall any dealer III
Fish expose the same for sale on any side
walk orHaTCmcNt, or street crossing or
mt the public well or any where in the COR
porate limits outside of his or her own
promises, without obtaining the consent
and direction of council
" T. AIKEN,
1ntcndant.
WN CHANDLER,
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TIE Crops.-The latest report Of
the Government Department of
Agriculture shows an increase in
the entire corn area Of tho country
Of five per cent. over last year. The
crop in general is in thrifty, grow
ing state. Insect injuries have been
limited to dcpredations by worms,
and arc not serious. The entire crop
averages nincty-sevcn per cent. Win
tor wheat improved in condition
from eighty-seven per cent. of an
average i'll June, to nincty~sevcn
per cent. in July. West Virginia
shows the highest average, 115.
Spring wheat shows about eighty.
five per cent. of an average cond;-
ton. IL New York it is full
average. Tho reports concerning
winter ryc are favorable, and spring
rye is about m average on the
whole. The oat crop has improved
in most Of tho States. In tho
Middle States il has risen above tho
average, except in Delaware. Public
opinion in tho South is growing
decidedly in favor Of winter crops
Of oats. The crop Of tho whole
country is about average. Spring
barley is above the average in New
York and other States in still
othor States it is below. The hay
crop is ample, boing above average
in most Of the States. The acreage
planted in potatoes in 1876 is about
eight per cent. less than in 1875 !;
New York shows reduction in
acreage Of fifteen per cent in Now
England and the Middle States tho
crop in con Iition is below tho aycro
age, or slightly above. The acreage
of beans is about tho same as last
year, and az average crop is indicat-
ed. The cotton crop averages 97.6
Less acreage has been planted in
tobacco, and tho condition of tho
crop in the States reporting is
about three por cent. below average.
The New England and Middle
States arc full average or above.
The fruit crop has not improved in
condition, though localities boast of
an unusual supply, and n good
prospect Of fruit not yet ripcned.
The general condition Of tho appel
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

Tho trial Of tho H lmburg rio tors
has been postponed to tho January
t:rm of the court, although Gen.
Gary, their counsel, insisted that tho
case go before the grand jury imme
diatcly. This IS understood to be
another card played by the Radi-
clls in tho gamo Of "1loodyshirt."
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T.. "ScIcCt."
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK,

Assets $1,000, 900.
HENRY n. Howe, President.
p. NoTM>N, Vice-Prest. & Sec.
This company has had n practical cxpc-
ricnco of 20 years. 1t has passed safely
through period of ten years including
Portland. Chicago and Boston. 1t has paid,
and promptly paid, one hundred cents on
evcry dollar OF tho enormous claims which
grow ont of these terrible fires. It's past
record and present status will recommend
IL to the property owner
JAS. w. LAW,
Agent at Winnsboro, S. G.
feb 29-1m
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Ma aldcnc coors a 4
Standard loors
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pa,iicC Cnnlhi IN
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Wnmsu Muslin i a
coppinM Musn a
Colorrl( (irlnl
5Opiccc sy Dress
4 hito Ii1ucn n
tslocko
Won ms nd Shocsnt$
Hamburg great sacrilc
View
and,c sn,dsf thoirn money hal
hardim at
yowp lrnrya and
byoxrrcs D.. charge
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REPUBLICAN CoNyENTioN.-Thc Rc-
publican County Convention assem-
bled here on Tuesday, and elected
the following delegates
To State Convention, W. II. Mar
shall, George Shelton. Frank Xii
lingsworth.
TO Congressional Convention,
Saml. Adams, Frank Lcitncr, G..
Chisholm.
10 Judicial Convention, S W.
Ruff, Milton Cook, James June.
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RAILROAD ScnEDULE-The trains
on G. G. & A. r.. r. now leave
Winnsboro as follows: Going north
1890 a. m. Going sonth, 1856, n m
Accommodation day trains Going
north, 11.33, a. III. Going south,
1912. These trains meet at Wins
boro.
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There was quite collection of
Radical grandecs in town on Mon
day, in attendance upon the Radi-
cal convention called to nominate
candidate for Congress from this
district, and for solicitor for this
circuit
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Owing to tho change of schedule
over tho North Carolina Road, pas
sengers and mail coming this way
have to lie over in Charlotte twenty
four hours
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Posr OFFICE HoUns.-The post
office will be open daily (Sundays
cxcepteO from s A. NJ, to IL M.
and from 2 to S p. NJ. Northern
and Southern mail close ut s p. Nj.
precisely. DsS" Nlnil delivered on
Sundays from s to 8 A. nj. only.
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'mdor tho skilfull management of
Mr.. Arthur Hayes displayed a
tempting array of barbecued meats
done to a turn.
At II o'clock Maj. Woodward
mounted the stand and entertained
the audience with one of his racy
md pungont speeches. He was fol
lowed by Capt. H, A. Gaillard in IL
c,pital speech of some length Judg-
ing by the applause which frequent
~ greeted those gentlemen, their
"straight out" speeches wcro al
lressed TO decidedly "straight
out audience.
The number Of colored people in
attendance was not large but those
present gave a marked and in
tcrcstcd attention to all that was
said. At tho conclusion Of Capt.
Gaillard's speech an attack upon the
ta1lo now fully equipped, was in-
vited u call which under the Leaders
ship Of the ladies was promptly
responded to and admirably sus.
tanned
Aftor dinner several gentlemen
were called upon who cntortuned
the company with brief and spirited
addresses. by five o'clock tho audi
erce had plotty well dispersed and
there was nothing left Of the Green
bier barbecue but host Of pleasing
racol,cctions.
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FRESH ARRIVALS

hTACll Ahhl AID
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'> nv" I'''S ""ily eN1ehslVeauuohst 10 our 'i -.
and utns s. tOcki in
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OF
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A NEW SUPPLY

havo just received large assortment
l.. of New Goodn consistjnS in part of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Gold and .'lntcd Curb Chnins
Cold Brncclcts, with sctts TO match
Sleeve and Shirt Buttons
besides n large quantity Of Sipcctaclcs.
ALSO,
A fine assortment Of Clocks. Watches
Clocks and Jowc!rv repaired promptly
and warranted to give satisfaction.
nl8 CHARLES MULLER
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crop is still above average. Erie,
New York, reports tho dcadcning of
tho ends Of the small limbs to the
extent of six to twelve inches,
through somo agency not stated.
The condition Of tho crop in the
Middle States is above average.
Only three States will have average
crops of peaches. A very serious
decline has occurred in some of the
great peach regions, Delawar"
promising not much over one. fourth
Of the usual crop.
CLup MEErlNa,--The Democratic
Club of township no, 4 met in the
Town Hall in Winnsboro on Friday
morning last at 10 o'clock. An
amendment to the constitution was
adopted changing tho timo of meet
ing from tho last Friday in the
month to ovory Friday afternoon at
S o'clock, Tho following rcsolu-
tions wore unanimously adol ted:
RcSolped, That this Club extend
Il special invitation to tho colorcl
voters of this community to come
forward, and join in the effort that
is being made to give the state and
county II government under which
both races may 1.-Two peacefully and
prospcrously.
III Rcsolced, further, that the men,
bers Of this Club sololnniy pledge
themselves to protect to the full
extent Of their ability all colorcd
men who unite with us in the sup
port Of tho Democratic ticket.
After the transaction of routine
business tho Club adjourned to
meet Friday afternoon ncxt, the
18Th inst, at o'clock.
The Club roll now has on it
cighty-five members, and it is to be
hoped that in very short ti,uo this
number will be doubled. Every
Democrat in the township who
desires the success Of the Demo-
cratic ticket should come forward,
connect himself with the Club,
attend every meeting, and labor
INCREASINGLY for the triumph Of
reform and good government.
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CAss CARPENTER AuAIN.-L. Cass
Carpenter, tho white Radical WHO
was, Il short time since, shown to
have used inccndiary language in
Columbia, and WAS likewise shown
to have been guilty of more than
one glariny falschood in connection
with his talk, has been using his vile
tongue again. We find tho follow
ing in the Columbia Register
"Ata place noar Columbia, known
rs Liberty Hill, about Il milo and a
half from the city, secret meetings
are nightly held. On Tuesday night,
no less a parsonage than the lovely
Cass Carpenter, he of the sorrol~top
and blonde beard, who advised Il
lot of black men, according to lis
own statement to rally around
Elliott OF some other massachusetts
olpct-bagger, (anybody other than
his own precious eclf) in tho event
of Il riot, delivered himself of a
speech in which he told his hearers
that if tho Democrats carried the
election, and he thought they would,
they would DO put back into
slavery. He was very bittor in lis
don,mciation Of the riho clubs, but
said they lare not como out there
TO divide time with them. We give
this rs it WAS reported to us by one
who was present.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

JOINT DIsCUssIoN-Thc Radicals
held a meeting at McCorlIc's plan
tation, ten miles from Winnsboro, on
Saturday last, and number of
Democrats were present, to divide
xtime. Speeches wore made by Ma
5or Woodward and Capt. Wm.
Sigh, for the Democratic side, and
by Henry Jacob, Wyatt Boulwaro
and Noah Johnson for the Rcpub-
Leans. The Democratic speakers
wero respectfully and attcntivcly
hoard, and their remarks were not
without effect. Everything passed
off quietly.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

WoNDEEEUL Successful is TO
PoItcd that BosCnEEs GERMAN
SYRUP has, since its introduction in
the United States, reached tho i'm
mense sale Of 10000 dozen per
year. Over 5000 Druggists have
ordered this Medicine direct from
the Factory, at Woodbury. n. j.,
and not one has reported Il single
failure, but every letter speaks Of
rs astonishing success in curing
severe Coughs, Colds settled on the
Breast, Consumption, or any disease
OF the Throat and Lungs We adj
wise any person that has any prcdis-
position to weak Lungs, to go to
their Druggist, McMAsrER e. BR1cE,
and get this Medicine, or inquire
about it. Regular size, rs cents !;
sample bottle, 10 cents. Two doses
viii relieve any case. Don't nogloc
your cough.
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SENSIBLE ADvIcE.-You arc asked
every day through the columns of
newspapers and by your druggist
to use something for Dyspcpsin and
Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about. Youget discouraged
spending money with but little
success. Now to give you salts
actory proof GREEN's AUGUST
FLOWER will cure you Of Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint with all their
effects, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Costivcncss,
palpitation of tho Heart, Heart
burn, Water brnsh, coming up of
food after eating, low spirits &c,
we ask you to go to your Druggists,
McMAsTER & BR1cE and get q Sam.
pie Bottle OF GREEN's AUGUST
FLOWER for 10 cents and try it, or
q Regular Size for rs cents. Two
doses will relieve YOU.
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QUESrWNs FOR EVERY One TO AN
swER-Arc you troubled with Indiges-
ton, Constipation of the Bowels,
Dyspepsia, or any disease of the
Liver? Have you suffered for
years and found no relief from the
use of medicines ? DO you have IL
faint appetite, and arc you troubled
with fcolings of languor /? IF you
have these feelings wo know YOU
have not tried the new discovery
MEnnELLs HEpAr1NE, at McMAsvEn
II BnlcE's Drug Store. 1t is PEI
forming wonderful cures in this and
all other communities where the
people use it. 1t is pronounced by
i'll us the best Liver Medicine in the
world. Two doses will relieve the
worst case of Dyspepsia or Con-
stipation of the Bowels. Each
bottle contains fifty doses, md II
teaspoonful of this medicine in n
wlncglassful Of water three times Il
day for one day, produces IL most
wonderful change. Where the
system is run down with loss of
energy and appetite, or Dyspepsia,
with a!l its train Of evil, is cilccting
its deadly work, this remedy,
AlEERELLs HEpATINE, never fails to
bring about speedy and permanent
cur. Those who doubt the merit
and virtues of this medicine ant;
live from day to day without trying
the HEpArINE, have our sympathy,
but cannot be cured unless they
take the Medicine.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

K1EH's MOUNTAIN MILITARY ScuooL.
We are pleased to learn that Mr..
j. Fcasicr Lyles, We'll known
throughout Fairfield, has accepted
q profcssorship in this popular in
stitution, filing the vacancy caused
by the recent resignation Of Capt.
G. d. Grandy. MI. Lylcs is finely
qualified fosthe position to which
he has been called. He spent some
timcat the School previous to his
entering the State University, and
is therefore woll acquainted with
it's discipline and general routine of
duties. At tho State University ho
took an honorable position, gradua.
ting with credit in several of it's
departments. In Mr.. Lylcs, Col.
Coward, tho Principal of the School,
will find an earnest and valuable
coadjutor in his efforts to continue
his institution upon that basis of
sound, practical education, and
effective discipline, which it has been
his constant purpose to attain.
The faculty Of the School now con-
sists of Col. Asbury Coward, and
Profs. William Currell, G. r. Spcn-
Ger and j. T.. Lylcs.
We arc pleased to learn that this
School has opened it's current scs-
sion with fine prospects. There are
quite number OF Crlots already
enrolled, and considerable additions
may be expected. Fairfield is
represented at present by Cadets
Hall and Ford, and others from this
county have already Expressed their
intention to entcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13

RADICAL REroRM.-Onc instance
of Radical reform in. Fairfield was
the sending of Sip Cohen as n dele
gate to the county convention Tues
day. It will be remembered that
Sip tapped Bacot & Go. S till" few
years ago, to tho tune of seventy
five dollars. He was tried, sent to
tho penitentiary, and pardoncd out
by little Frank. Such is Rndicnlism.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-09-13
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ph@nix-Juiiau A. Selby, Mama
ger.
Sheriffs Sales. w. Ruff.
Sheriff. Sale-S. w. Ruff.
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OUR COUNTY TICKET,

FOR SENATOR,
THos. w. WOODWARD.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
H. A. GAILLARD,
THOS. S.,BRICE,
i. j. CAMERON.
FOR CLERK OF COURT,
j. b. DAVIS.
FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE,
O. r. THOMPSON.
FOR SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
DIR. JNO. BOYD.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
Il. Nj. l.. DUKE,
w. H. KERR,
j. r. BOYLES.
FOR CORONER,
JAS. l.. RICHMOND.