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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

1t will be seen, by his advertisement, that
Mr. Elder, upon establishing himself in St.
Patrick's Hall, has thonghtfully supplied his
shelves with the most useful, instructive and
interesting works of that earnest and indefatl-
gable authoress, Miss u. F. Cusack-popularly
known as the learned "Eun of Kepmare." Her
devotional works are eminently practical, and
are compared by some to the immortal writings
of st. Francis de Sales. while her histories,
though known to be most accurate, are con-
sidered by many as interesting as highly
wrought romances. Our city readers will be
pleased to see, too, that Mr.. Elder has large
suprly of the Holy Week books for use during
the impressive ceremonial of this awful memo
rial period.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

The New Orleans Price CHTrenfS yearly report
Of the Sugar and Rice crops of Louisiana, just
pnblished, is o work which will be found in
valuable by all interested in these two great
staple products of our State. The work con-
1ains ITO pages of very interesting matter. The
iarst part gives history of the cultivation
of cane in this State and the various processes
of making sugar. Then follow articles on the
+Central Factory System" white Labor, y"
a. Profits of Sugar Planting" etc. About eighty
pages are next devoted to a tabular list of the
planters in the State, with the number of acres
each had under cultivation in sugar apd rice
yield per acre, ETC., in the crop year 75 10 The
subscription price of the book is So copy, bot
special rates will be given to those ordering
more than one copy. Address L. J. Bright y
Co., Price Current Office, N. o.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

We have received the March number Of the
New Orleans Monthly RerieU, published by
Clark and Hofeline for Prof. D. X. Whitaker,
Editor and Proprietor. 1t is up to its usually
high standard, all of the articles being OF q
character which must interest the general
reader. ''The New Republican Organization"
Sy the Editor, and Astounding National De-
lusions' by Maj. Poole, deserve special men
kion, while the sketch of st. Simeon'S select
school, followed by composition entitled
~Josephine," illustrative of an original method
Of teaching history, adopted at this academy
will be read with pleasure by the public gen
arally as we'll as by the many friends Of tha
Eplendid educational institute.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

st. Johns Society admitted two new members
at it's meeting last Suneay.
The Knights of Father Mathew held their
first meeting last Sunday aud discussed mat
ters generally. They meet again this evening
at 5 o'clock.
The Father Mathew Rifles got eight recruits
last Sunday. They have selected Thursday
evening for their weekly drill. Aspecial meet
ing will be held this evening.
Four of the Societies approached Holy Com
nunion in body at their respective churches
last Sunday. The attendance was very good.
The New Orleans Catholic Total Abstinence
Association and st. Theresa's Society meet this
evening. The latter Society holds its annual
election at 7:3o o'clock.
A specially important meeting of st. Jo-
seph's Society will be held this evening, ct $50
o'clock.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

Archbishop McHale, of Tuam, is . wonderful
old man. On Sunday, 5th of March, he COM
pleted his eighty-ffth year, and on thatSery
day he addressed the congregation in his
cathedral after High Mass with such vigor and
in such q clear and ringing voice that one
would not think be had passed his fftieth
wear. He spoke in his favorite language,
Irish and for over half hour he kept
his hearers enchanted by his eloquence. The
following day he presided at conference OF
the clergy of the Danmore Deanery, and the
next day, again, he presided at a conference OF
the clergy of the Deanery of Tuam. And he
works this way all the year round.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

Tho very successful Mission which the Rev
d. MeKiniry, j., has been giving during the
past week at the Church of St. Vincent de
Paul will close this Sunday evening, at 1880
a.c,oek. with q sermon from the Rev. Mis-
aionary. Father McKiniry will also preach
Good Friday evening at 1880 O'Clock. Inc pro-
Sessiou, which usually takes place at all the
churches on Palm Sunday between the biessin
of the palms and High Mass, will be unusually
impressiys at st. Vincents Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

FAIR FOR ST. ANTHoSY's CHuRcH,-As
stated some weeks ago in these columns, many
ladies Of the most prominet families Of the city
have resolved TO hold Fair to rescue this
.hureh. formerly the Mortuary chapel Of the
Cathedral, from the auotioneers hammer. Inc
Fair will be held in Grunewald daii ana Will
be opened on the 26th Of April. Among our
advertisements on the fifth page will be found
n list of the tables with the names Of the ladies
Who will have them in charge.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

Heroism in the Cassock" is the title of a
book just published by Dentu, Paris. The
author 10 General Ambert, of the National
auard, who was made prisoner by the Com
zaunists duliDg the siege of Paris, and had to
saduro some very rough treatment Nt their
hnpds, Tho General proves in THE new work
hat the French clergy during the German
vHr svinced much moro heroism than any
e the Othor classes Of society. BE relates
n p9oof Of hfs thesis great number Of au-
sEonsic anecdotes, exhibiting the French &C,
Ssasfassiss ~ military chAplAins on the field of
Sussss, and a. country parish priests on the
tkassss Of war, protecting their PsrishionerH
e,ous the FaEAges of the enemy. General Am
Bors also gives full and cirCumstantiAl 90
aoaus Of tie martyrdom of the DOminicans OF
a.SnsiI, aad those Of tho ArOhbiShop of Paris,
sss .AbSs DsguerEy, and the other victims OF
s RsVussts, and ths murders Of the Rae
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

sr. PArRIck's CRURcH.-During the con'Ds
v..h the services at st. Pstrick's will take
Mace in the following order: Wednesday 81
5.ao p NJ Tenebrs; Thursday, at A. M
Solemn High Mass, Tenebr% ~ Nv r. !"
Good Friday, Mass of the Presanctiheo Az 4
~. Sermon at 7:3o P. NJ. by Rev. I. ). Finn
Saturday, Mass at a. NJ; Easter sunday
aolemnHiRh Mass at 10 An
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

Holy WEEK AT THE REDEMPToR1sr
Observation-Disclosures evening no exercises.
Thursday, at 8 A. NJ, Solemn High Mass; at p.
N. Sermon. Good Friday morning services will
commence at o'clock in the evening, at Z
o'clock, Sermon and Benediction with the
Cross. Saturday morning the ceremonies will
commence at $50 O'Clock.
In 81. Mary's Church the services will be the
same as at St. Alphousus', excepting that at :
o'clock Saturday evening the grand resurrec-
tion procession will take place
At Notre Dame de Bon Secours the order oil
.xsreises will be the same as at st. Alphonsub'
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09
CANTON, MISS, March 3Oth, lS7t

CANTON, Miss, March 3oth, 1916
Raitor Morning Star:
Rev. Fathers Turner and DAILY, Dominicans,
cpened Q Mission here on the 10th, closing it
ON the Goth. One hundred and thirty persons
received Holy Communion and two adults
were baptized during the Mission. Though the
Fathers were not blest with perfect health,
thev labored without ceasing for our spiritual
welfare. That God may grant them many years
10 devote to His service in His life and crowns
s9 everlasting glory in the next, is the prayer
Of all whom they have so greatly benefited in
thin little city. 8. \.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09
aALMpAB OF THR WIKI.

The programme of the coneersfoF 'ne e'see,' ss.,
of Mercy, which is to take place On 'ne i0'N'
gill be found on our fifth page.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

On the 18th there will be sioreo Ion'',
..- an. ssnss, Of the Camp Street Female
Asylum. Programme on page nVe.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-09

What Is the best thing TO hold when you get
ont Of tsmPeGS Your tongue.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

Democratic organization. The ques-
tioh seems to us to be simply whoth
er'tho, taxpayers Of the State arc to
stand by'in silentapathy or unmanly
submission, while the plundcrcrs in
tho Republican party are having
things"all their own way If this
question be answered atiirmativcly,
thorc'is:no spark of hope loft for the
people of South Carolina. If it be
admitted TINT some action, some
concert Of action, is necessary, there
is 'nccdcd no argument to prove
uutt'the perfect organization Of the
'Domorrat!c patty upon liberal
platform and in progressive split,
is the only proper step to take. TO
the early perfection of that organizt
tion, every effort should be dirr%ted,
and to securing ,lnnnlaIity in the
ranks of the Dcmoo,,Gy, every con
sidcration should for the present be
SubOrttinatcd. There i, no time for
the indulgence Of 'inch political cc
ccntrioities us those Of rrlr Sumter
contemporary.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
UHl'iNlA !

DEPARTED this life, ut the residence
May. j. ". Woo lwarl. on the 10Th Of
'un". 1876. Miss FANNIE X. ALsroN. She
vas the only daMghtcr Of Col. ". j. Ais
on, deceased, of Fairfield County. S: G..
The Sn'l't( Wthis notice was an unusu-
'ili l"vcl! charnr,"|, and possessed II firm
Vet gentle ana patic%; t;spn:ilion She
iau been victim Of consumption for
several years. nr.l was aware OF her sit,,i,-
n"n, 70 her dunth had no trrrorS, for SHE
tad IN u,wovcrihG trust ~ Chris, and His
'nlvation. Sim had been consistent
m"mhcr Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, since early uirlhond. and
hrr !tc, AS well rs her death, was beau
nin' ">cmpliGeNtion of tho trnth of the
thristnn rtiiRich Only II few weeks
.'lai'Srd after her return from Florida
{" II L guardians root, ere she WAS
call, 10 cXchnhEc cnrth for Heaven. An
orphan with many noble traits, she had
"ni"..rrd herself tn all who knew her AMI
mas lett mhhy friends tu mourn her short
tiic, Nny her brothers and friends he
r"mto''rd Wy M th3wirdGc that
'Ih"rc'S another gem iii the Saviour'S
crown
And another soNl in Heaven
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
Enthor Cnrortuna.o.

The action of DR.. ID. G, Tomp-
N'ns III declining the appointment OF
county Treasurer Ct Elgctcll
s.:lkcs Us us unfortunate. 1t A., true
tllt there were few Inducements fol
h'm to accept the position: Nc.
Dewitt, the former incumbent, had
doubtless left his Office in Il state OF
utter confusion, and the work of
bringing order out nf the chaos he
made will doubtless hn Fonv and
troublesome. Not only this. but il
will hcproiit,css and in ~omc degree
thnnkicss. The money will not some
INTO the treasury for many months.
and ut the "nu of that time new
man will RIO Doubt be found for the
plar6. 1t could hatttts hr expected,
therefore, that Il man of businc 5
would accept the place, and had DR..
FomEk;ns corlrs" in dnthniny been
based upon the grounds we I,avc
mentioned, there would certainly
hay" rocn no ground for it's rriii
clsm But, as rs represented hv
the Edgciold .I'lrcrti$cr. the posi-
sion taken h'S ts-nt gentleman is that.
beng an earnest Democrat. he could
not consistently accept an appoint
mcnt from n Republicans governor
This seems to us u little ,mrcason-
able. One chici in,i1t of past ad
ministrations in this State has been
in the incapacity of thd governor S
appolntccs, and this fault has had its
source i'll tho rigid adhesion to the
principle that party fcalty is the
sole criterion Of fitness. When the
oNcrntvc goes beyond his party
circle. to select competent oi,icia'.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
SIIERIFF'S SALE.


j. ]. Boone, VS.. g. j. Stolbrand.
'PY virtue of al EXECUTION to me direct
ID cd, l will offer for sale before tho
Court Nouso door in Winnsboro on the
first Monday in July noxt, within TIL,
legal hours Of sale, for cash, all tho right
title md interest Of G. j. Stolbrand, in
tho following described tract of land, con
tanning four hu 'drcd and scvcn:y-fou
acres, more or less, lying in Fairfield
County and bonndqR by lands Of james
McCants and Col ID Fcnlcy, levied or
Ms the property of G j Stolbrand ut tn,
suit ofB | Boone. IS. W. RUFF.
$. II. O.
Shcrin"s Onlce,
Whinsboro, S. c.,
Jntr - 1876.
iunN l3-tlX2
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The Old North State,

The Democracy OF North Caro-
lima have entered nalfy into tt!M ro
litical canvass \ State convention
was recently held, by which u flr]
ticket of State officers w,3 uum
mated. At the hold Of this ticket
stands EX. Gov. H. B. Vance, as the
candidntc for Guvnlnor. The nomi-
nation WAS made with almost ubso--
lutte manimity-Vancc receiving on
tic first ballot nine hundred and
sixty two votes and his opponent but
four. During the progress Of the
bHI|ot, the name Of the gentleman
nofi''tntcd in opposition was with
drt~n, and his supporters requested
to c;tat 'tlIeir votes for Vance. This
MIS- done i'll almost every instance,
with tile result above stated. North
Carolina hhS certainly done well in
the choice Of the Democratic stand
nru bearer. With u we'll deserved
reputation rS 81 stump orator, and
with IL peculiar power over the
crowds he will have to address, it
would seem that these qualities, add
cl to t}i"'othcr traits Of the ulan, SO
we'll known anal so much admired bv
by the good people Of North Caro-
lima, give ~ alrost positive assurance
that he tall lead the Democracy to
victory next November. The .SDuth-
ern Uon" says: "Gorc,nnr Vance
will rhnet with bitter opposition. but
his personal magnetism and his
great oratoriuh SiHis, backed bv
:, tic t'hthnSll#n of thousands nf
friends, will carry him in t:iumpl
into til" gn>ernatorial chuir" The
"hitt'" "nTd~iiirn will dmbt!csy
com" from tie Union nrn, AGAINST
wh"sn Judgment Vance. Though linn
silf;'"wayS warmly opp eel to Sc
c 'ssr'Hn, won't with his State into
the C"nle'h "acy. End did his lest
for the Southern cause. F.nm thi.;
! species of opposition he has lit.lr to
fear. Most Of those thus opnusinu
HIM are horrlcssry in tire Rcpub-
iiran pnrty. and may as we'll rcmain
;hG"r. Bat with thc mnlc.utr ;nl
doubtful elements. Ire wi,l have
! frcat weight, anl thcsN Joined with
| 'ho Democrats p"opc", vii Giaplv
suffice to is'&,jr@ hiH election. The
contest in North Carolina this YEA,
is particularly interesting in view of
.hc presidential election. If thc
Democrats carry ti>rir STATE ticket,
, the electoral vote is likely to 90 thr
same way, and there Nh be ten
votes for I'LL liza! is for the
| Democratic nominr,s' YMN N0rt!
State may l'c safely counted on fo.
the p" t. of reform, genuine. ,,rac--
hcal, fnr-rcAchinS reform.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
ISsyEESz.raiySzpGzys uxgEfxasssRSs
.A- Ck - .ES. ID.

WE, the md"rsigncii. desire TO in
w form the citizens Of Winnsboro
and vicinity tint tc hn," associated our
selves under the firm name Of 'uINsroN 4
iLrIiCEEw, and will keep constantly on
hand II large stock of fine Whistles. Wines
Gin. Ne. Also McEwnns Scotch Ale
tui"h">s' Dublin Porter and Bcfns
Gi'!Scr Ale. Also n large stock ef ,ots
AM shoes, Dry Goods. Clothing, Groccric
and everything usually kept in n irst-class
house Thunsful for tho liberal patronage
bestowed on the old house, we solicit II
continuance OF she same.
JNo. JOHNSTON,
RoLr. PrTTicErw
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
McMASTER l. I:..ICE.
May l3.
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The PcrHriapl SV,'yl,, u Protcct-
81 'Sotuio" Of Mc ProtoEiIc Of
IRON, is so combined rs to hare
the character Of an. uiinpcmt, as
easily HigCSicH Uiti nsSiNHUtcG
Nith TIE bfOoH as the SIMPLEST
jOod. Itinrrc<fScs the qUuNfity
Of .Nukurc'S OaUt Tituii$ing
:iycnt, Ir0,t II, the bf00d, tMM
cures "M ti.0,tSu,id u.s." simpIy
1UIOninG up. Mrig0rutinD UnCI
,JitUlisiug the .Sysfcn1. IHc en-
4'ichcH 07lH ritUtiScG GI0OG Dcr-
mctttes creIU 2)urt Ofthc b0dy,
TcpHiri,aU damages HnG acusfe,
ScytTchiuy ont m0rbiH ScCrc-
ti6ns, unh tearing nothing for
disease to feet Upon.
IHis is the secret OT The arOn-
Uc,JW success of1his rcNlcly in
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Dropsy, Chronic D;ar.
rlioca; Boils, Nervous Ancct,>n
Chills and 'cvcrs, Humo.
Loss of Constitutional NiGor,
Diseases of tho Kidneys and
Bladder, Fcmalc Complaints,
ana ulL diseases Oriyi,iutin0 In
Il bttH state Of the biOOH, or 0c-
cdm1,anieH 6y dcbitity on q Io,O
state of The sUstcW. Being FREQ
from I1icOhOI, i,$ tt,,y t;OrI,I,. its
encrgisiny effects are not fol-
io'UcH On corresponding a'c0c-.
Hon, but are pc,'n,ttnent, i,,tts-
sing sttcngth, riy0r, NnI neiU
life into nW parts Ofthe systcn,
ana bnfttii.g ~, az I'oW Con-
StitWtion.
Thousands hare been ch0nych
bV the use ofthis remedy, from
qrc0H, SicEIy, sUUerinO crcu-
tures, to strong. hcnlthy, 0,,t8
hdl,pV men ana 7OOmcn AMI
SnrNtti0s cannot ,'eusOnUbI hcs-
itatc to Dtrc it q hiuI.
See nat cuch bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP blo,O,e II. the DI0ssS;
Pamphlets Erec.
SETH W. roWLE & SONS, ?roprctofs,
No. hnt II Place, ns.tom.
SoLp HY DRIGGIsTs CEvERALiH,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
NoTNCEE.


OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
NlNNSBoRo. =. c.. June -, SO.
EALED proposals vii, '~ received AT
Ao this Office for thirty dnvs for tn,
building Of a bridge over Lite River Il,
Hrir"S old milt Township No ,. All
bids must be compnrica Win the names
oi two or more sufficient .urcti"a. The
COMMISSIONERS reserve the right to reject
any and all bids if in their judgment tn.
interest of the county rYuircit Fer dc
inils fplans a"d specifications apply at
this office. HENRY JACOB
Chm Board o Cum'rs
June ~ xI
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

has boon satisfactorily answered.
Now let the Representatives. of the
National Democracy make their
response from st Louis, and if it
be as wo havo,indicatcd it.skould be,
we have no fears for.thc result.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

NJ Office is hereby given to all whom
IN il may concern, that will apply
to the Court of Probate for Fairfield
County to be holden OH Monday the 10th
ofJunc next, I" Ne tWnvnr iscinrrva and
dismissed froM all linhi ity rs tiuariiun
"f the Estate 81 Wi liaM H. Rohcrtson
May Is, 1875.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL,
May IL Guardian
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

Our Subscription list is in
crcasiny every day. Now is
the time to subscribe to the
News and HERALD during the
cnlnpatTn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
TEHaIS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Ono Square one insertion $1.00. For
ries aud Tribute; of Respect. charged for
as advertisements. Liberal discount made
for contract advertisements.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
SH ERIFf'S SALE.

10y virtue Of an execution to Inc d,fcct-
- ed, / will offer for sale before the
Court House door in Winnsboro on tin.
first Monday in July next, within the
legal hours of sale, for cash, MI the right
title and interest IF Willii,ih G. Harrison
in the 'foilowihg described tmct of land
One hundred and severity acres, more o,
less, lying in Fairfield County and bound.
cd by lands Of William, Tmnp, Charles
Free hhd the Dnwk knS Ii..acc. Also five
hcal ofcnttlc. one sorrcl mare. levied on
as the property of Willium G.. Harrison
ut the suit of J.hn ". Lylcs rs Guardian
> W. RUFF.
= II G..
Slcritt~s Office.
WinnSburn, 5. G.,
June y, 1915
june I31 lx2
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
,lDR WORE,

Rlll llmds, Letter Heads, Envelopes,
Posters, Cards, Invitations, Tickets, &c.,
neatly executed at this oilirc, CHEAP
FOR CASH.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
81 f. T.EI If M& -,

I NOM have my hath rooms fitted up
Il. for the season Hours from ; to T
a. III. amt from . to u. III. PrirrS--
ln:is las IN If r"rscns furnish soap and
10 Scls, or lh,ts. if furnished.
may % I'm j. l.. GILBENT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

NV HEN wOmef m Ike brc I'd" said
quiz. moralizing over un unlertlonc
biscuit ut the brcrkfast table
When woAsseD make bread. IL curious
phenomenon often results You find
little dear bringing frrth htt:c
Tough"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28

it seems to us both wise and proper
for tho person 80 chosen to accept.
Otherwise, there can surely be no
just complaint of tho governor who
confines his appointments strictly
within thc$sphere of his party. In.
deed, the refusal Of good men to &C
cept positions of trust serves to
furnish the ruling party u pretext
for amy number of bad and danger
GUS appointments. For this reason,
we regret the course taken by DR..
Tompkins, and still more regret that
his reasbns should have been those
stated by our Eigcticld contempt,
rnry.
l., ..---.',------
~ ant Is lh''ccu tho president OF
wy "n''' pcol'lc' TIC Is helIher Il
p'l''ici'h nor Partls"n lie is Il
ltep''hlcan, but ne never shows his
pai.y 1ccl'hEs' incSc IutiltlcS are
N'' 'N'"S'y 's'o"'i IN tho dlspatch
Scn' 'S 'ho ifeSlucht I" Governor
'"'S''' J''H' "l'cr MS fom'hatloh, OK
p'oHSi''s '"e WISH ana the assurance
V'"'' '''o ''ii ii''ei VIII enter the
"''o ii'''So Oh ''e 'oufth Oh
W ,'i'ie, next Inns 'o'2i'hS that the
'.'i'''i''"'' l"er'y' ilS'' or wrong:
"'""'' nus VIC L r'S'''c''' OH l's sioc'
,' "U''i" o'Sl''''o Us proper, "hen
o''o '''''' '"''' '''''''''ec - N''o"h'
lor the executive 10 Scnt nm n dis
patch predicting his defeat and OK
pressing opposition to the Demo-
cr,t;c n,rt,. t;rupi ,,,, i, , .tot.a
IT,. .,.,..,.c., ,r,,' ''''
'' -. "o' W '"'' ''''o.' ~ '':'rh
the nrst prlhc'pics "l good taste.
1zAss''':S-7e.A0 e.A0''71''.est''1lza
icostMuNIcAvrp !
HrlNNsAt,i,o, $. G. june 2G. 1876
JE,. hH;,os
r. r :, o,
'',' '''''o .''' ~" tfFSt:'
uh'er the head or "SomcthlnS
WronS, nn UNJUST idc. has been
allowed t., u, ont La tl,r conmnn;tv
tr,t T bovo no..h,.toi nv. ,1,,tu
'"''' ''9 w. ~ NY "''y'
n'l'Fo" Will correct the INJURY
done one vii" has AWAY tried to de-
his duty.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-28
Vinegar.

BBi" "tWhit" Wine Vinegar for sale
L. at the Drug Store of
r@"r 80 " EATKEN,
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caly to strike fei' M,nsc nH soon as
the clock begins TO strike twelve
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work by the day.
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