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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16
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: HEREBY GIVEN-That the


NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVEN-Tllat the
N NeM Yorl Elevated Esroad Company wiz Present to
The General Terra OF he surene Court 70 ge ls n ah iSf
Yc,i on the i6ti Gv OF instant at the opening u the
Cent on that Gay for ,S eyS 81 SP a I sd on 1T
ptceber 1870 and the l4 day OF January ast 20 de-;
tc.e whether tie railway dcscIieo' III tt petition e1
Eeo.d Company ouen o be 5 n G ohlsa5G "
ss aa.d GH G , hc SrSs ' S S Report . was
fled Win TIC ClcrS Of sal Court on The Sth day Of March
i. 6, pIIAyHN, Attorney for Petitioners
NOTICE OF ASSIGNMENT.-Notic is here
~ by given tlst Mary A. Best ami ophea $685. Partners In
lIsi, ul,I r@ne Of Best Co., oi the CIT 81 New.
nIs c SS q s;if 70 the s%
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wa W. IrM%&Y, Ass2sss. iTs4dway, n. Y. CITY,
or = ". * ]. MORROW, Attorneys, Ne""ia' ".
NEW-YORK SUPREME COUKT-CTrY and
tor. - 5. BAtsEi-r nai wIiIIAM !. wALKEE, plain,
Uiauons for money teassd on contact COT? To sT1
~ the Jeicdan lo1 are hereby ir,5i a., iSg@ 70
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1915 sr7c COPY oi ycn answer to u sad compliant
tie .ab eLlrls al IL escr ~, !5z y 49, - , s
snnoas you, exc.us II The day q $50 s.rSeci ar Z
iIsni:d n this action w ak iG6Es,1 anT, ~ ,sr the
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seT.n i've h,lss tc COSTS Of lls aei'I pleG T'"
f: 90 i ISr VI $50 Plaintiffs Aifl ';l ~ SaS st
GUPREME COGRI-Ciri and COUNTY OF
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Terence Fare ana liaKc a. lis W.T. Robert hctHNsiy
anA siaiy c. ~ Me- Rob ri li"iu aud lTc9etL ~. W.
.tisss iIatlry digrG5r4i iu'L-f sIII's ip r.
j. Con t,ryrs "a TIC -3ny,laIged c.ftinih bo
&C hereby i md ieGart {. ss",r nc autHr
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- or vi:Ln twenty days aitr TIE sr,icr 81 TIL. sum
cccs ca Won exclusive oi me q! SaCh rTFi ala n
ai 10 answer Cplg0ifi.' win 'c tive tioi sid
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iu the i.ilt.- Eatcl February T. l-.y
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Drcinces ChaGceS.

A GENTLEMAN of experience wishes aa En-
II G2Gi..l mt IS CJNis..ppN Dt.Nl ~ o. N.trr II
l:yfatrrc, M. &c Adiicss ". s. ScJiEi, station D. -
CAPITAL WANTED-A ir-;-cia,s ale
" h,c"cF sir-s Iartror vim uoi ls ian 1850 80
81 iavOr.1y s.tust'i tttV'ly Niihn
c.tr contiguous . ri:t,ae ana Nr!c cuuil
Gallons. CIe EGyie been 30 fle itsd, 10 mt Ay -
CIIAs. &. MANN q :. yAtl-'Nt
81 r'sIts;. i,'pm J.
FOR SALE CT EhhT--Ihc SIp' X, FIN
I ~ FTF ard ~ n ccrtr.. ic+;. -IpRE
ahd DALI, ISG IA At 81: >,E,,a,r" .'i@INi"N "a
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UNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1876.
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Gearbers.

ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools. or Pupils,
airess Amer Eiu. atlona Union" 37 Broadw az n Z.
NdI INTRODUCING Pas state. Established 100 &.
COVERNESS.-A situation wanted by Ger
" man governess TO teach French Gemsn music gu" 10
Of ciren best reference IA. L. so1 hsss Io'
CPANISH LANGUAGE.-PrOf.d de IOkNOo
- has REMOVED to4324 ai1th-ave;
TTyEACHFRS supplied with schools, and schools
L with teachers, nj The EDUCATIONAL BUMEAU, ~
UnioIls9uare. ANNA kANDALL-Dlf.Itla Manager.
WANTED-By lady graduate, leaving
w u,cseEt rnsoa Apri l. q POSITION IN refined Jt"'
ish family, teaches higher English tranc Mahe'n ICES
F:eEc Latin Drawing small salary but pleasant LOlo
DIES. ed; references Address &. r., $50 Wet Sthht
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GCRSE.-A young girl a. baby's nurse first
y ,l,a cry reference country preferred Call on C. T. c,
a. ~ a i, II
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Sitnai!ons Wanie1-- Males.

GARDENER, EXpERiENCED-By an En-
reh Protestant married aged n ycsrS; no 'Hen;
W O can DO ali Kinds o cut door flower AMI vegetable garden
mr. manage houSc hot cold gfap'i1cf, ap1 bu
pune craft cstit milk tent steam or o,hF
irrrnrr. &c GOOD Recommendations. Call a. ChkPEN-
TIkS, los Gthaye., near Jtlst.
frSEFUI.-A useful young man for farm,
U gaIen. aorsc. cstte, Ti!krc ahd een,rd iunrs or
og,.y temperate, stfo!g ectlye
- y jiu as gn.i rnprrUu,s be AT the PROT
IsIAST III REAU, 1873 Ola ave- above l0ths, over TIC
dgGs store.
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Urn 25oc0e.

Corarlntrehip Nn!iles.
vI,UF COpAETETRSHiP heretofore existing
4 h.iwe.u EDWARD hFARNtG AID DA.Nlll. vi.
ANT uu",r the uF:s'- Gl III: NFN Z. l. - a.
Nl:,a. . CO. ths ,i--..r,i ~ inGi.'l sent u.
VIZ IT VI! ,ug.e Tie bL-iu's- 81 Nos ana ~ Nh''
J.. NTAKNEi,
pANIEL NiSANT.
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NUR.E.--A young American girl wants 10
children and 10 upssia work good city rel.
cigucc. 800 Fast 32ist
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IGIiT HOUSEWORK.-A situation by re-
spectacle assist with light work and or
take care baby good place more IN object than high
WAGES. 81 West th-2t., rear.
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INkRMER. 49, Wanted by married man, Il
L sratlon Il worn farm thprJH.ly u,,crsiar - 'lr
crc horses AMI ~ willing NoA Tor small wages. Address
Room Ia, ST. lst
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,oLt'iiHN', 'i'cD''i, vi = - ! " =. -
mont ~ uotss u Nccn groom. OF NDHd A." ~ foot
r.gn city coGuiry furni4a reference Gc,r,
for j. \ at UDEi.Lc Co.'S, 100 Wed auhs, CornrI Vi
Ir.afNgy.
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Goracs, Carnage, Garucso, &r.

GhERIhGFS-AH kinds :: my own make Bug.
nI,E. t,l.l -, .CG Canal r..
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Gitudlion5 Uau.ea--fsma.e5.

AT'NDRESS ard CHAMBERMAlD.-A re-
table youur woman ns;clss, lsundrssi flutes:
pUg- DO he's up all Kinds Of ladies' hEcues; 10
aso thorough camLs rmsi and can furnish unf0nOtSd re
cr,urc Apply II ODELi * Co.'S 400 West 3iIst corner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-16

~ married Who IN !crsJTv tn ARE AMI man
cement ~ excellent grown eui "riycr "or!l
Ike mace ,Ju,fry iCr.s. ctc''cu, ref =
cace. APpy al ODI:LG & 90. = 100 cat 3tAs lnlGT,
!. y.
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NAtiiNAS.-h uli'Fr' II ni'N.tIoh ny ah
~ cXpor!rucrl CoJ'aaIli o,i!iy iitt'Iri. {" 20 we
,-..., > pr7t"i ~
sc. 81 lN,. AiGr' s5 C. !N'- 90 Pat
bs. ave, Brooklyn. or late employee, ~ :. bAkNls, III
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THE UNDERSIGNED dcsircs suitable stu
Il alton ORGANIST aal CHOIR DIRECTOR Ad
lfess 100 West I4ta.st DUDLEY BUCK.
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WANTED-By a gentleman and family, at
w least fOUR Rooms, fret second fJOI, either
furnished shed from list May; private table Pc
ipr.d stnion above sd location aid aecoaoda-
tiUu must Dc afr&Ccp ;,Daablc.
Address, with ial particulars, 4. U. Box 3i25.
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EIARM WORK and USEFUL, COOK, MAKE
l BtTTf EC-Ey 'f"rlic, couple wt on child aged
three years: - farm work. care cattle Ts, drNe
luIs ott !nnr gard ln.. Go; wife 4 a
good cA; "!,o milk make butter 50 poultry,
would 1--we cottage and W0iA family beet
IlendaOns Caii al CARPENlElEs, !Oo Otirayo, uear
gtlF.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
Sale uf MOrtyagrd Land.

I n pursnanca of authority conferred on
L 'imG. .as President OF the Winnshoro
Buil4ii4, md Inhu AssNriation, by power
of attorney contaiIcd ii deeds Of jncob a..
Caldwell and William $. Hall, late ro,mr,-
nTy1 doing business nhdcr the name of
Caldwell & TO of date :, respectively the
2}rd dry OF June 1875, and the l4ih das
August: 1875. will offer for snln on the
list Monday in June ncxtpt public outcrv
to the highest. bidder, before the Court
ll9, sc door iN ,Wiunshoro, between the
hfnrs q! yl:!oGk n, NJ. and ;' o'clock p.
ni:, thg following described property
mollg lghgrd to The Winnsboro Building and
Loan Association and sold to fore, lose
such mortgage, to. wit, :. = .... :,
All that piece, parcel Of tfnct Of land il.
the town of Blackstock. %lth the improve
nicnls thGrcop, bounded OH the west by
Main Street or ru)'li,; highway, sixty-ninnc
feet six inches; or the .Sonth hv':'ulp i,
RaSslalcs lott 6lic hundred and eighty
two feet; on Zig .c.,tt by John G Wac. o.
rcll's lot, eighty yrmi'f feet. with the ,tiiyi
lcye OF right Of M,y through said lci: and
on the north by Jnhh G.. Vac nrrEs lot,
one hundred and eighty six feet six inches,
nnd continuing fifteen hundred and sixty
five square yards. more or less
Terms Of sale CASH. purchaser to 10y
f'r papers: G. II. MrAlASrER,
:. Prcst. Wbo. Be l. Association.
lliay iG-tlx3
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\ LARGE scmi-mohthly Literary and
) Family Pni cr contrihing % columns
of the choicest Miscellrhoo,,s matter in
clnding Original Serial Stories by the
best writer's; Historical and BiogrnphicM
Sketches. written expressly for its
columns; Agricultural mnttcr FROM prac
teal pens; Sabbath and Chifdrcns tcnd-
in4' by competent writer's; Humorous
Kc"ding and excerpts from the current
literature Of the day. No adocrtivnnicnta
or matter of either local or "a political
character. Neatly printed on tine. white
paper. Rcnding new and fresh, a,inpted
to Hll tastes and all sections of the conn.
try
yhnMs: s:--Singlc subscriptions 81 80 pee
annnm, in advance; in clubs of five Or
more, 81 20 per year; and valuable
Premiumi worth from 600 TO $s5OI'
depeHatf3 UPON tho number of subscri
bers to the maker of the club: Specimen
copies and full particulars Of our liberal
terms to agents and club.makcfs Gent on
application. Address - -, W.
l.. VI. GRIST, Publisher;
,ta * Yorkvillo, s. G.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

A NovEt PRodEss1oS.-On Saturday
afternoon last u procession was OBJ
served coming down NIaih' street,
consisting of our efficient sheriff, n
well known citizen, and fwo colored
men: In the van was one of the
colored men with tub on bis head.
The rear was brought up by the
other colorcd man, with tho sheriff
and the we'll known citizen escorting
him. Below will be found the cause
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

PREsENTMENT OF TIE GRAND JURY.
AS a matter Of general interest, we
publish the prcsentlnent of tie
grand jury, made Mt the last term Of
the circuit court for Fairfield. 1t
is rs follows: .'''.
4" Ills Xonor ri. Muchey, Pre-
si0inQ Judyc - h.m '''''
The grand jury of Fairfield cohn-
'ty, for the May term, beg leave to
make the following presentment.
They have examined the county
jill, and find it secure. The pr ison-
ers are supplied with good and
wholesome food, and h plenty of it..
Tie roads and bridges in the
county are in IL good condition.
The offices OF the Sheriff, Clork Of
Court and Judge Of Probatemre we'll
kept The Sheriff official bond is
still in the hands of the State Trca
suro, OF Columbia, though having
been twice demanded by the County
Commissioners, as requi, ed by his
Honor, the presiding Judge. |P
The County Auditors of1ice is
neatly kept ii
The County Commissioners Office
we lind in very good order
The Treasurer's Office we find well
kept, everything being neatly and
systematically arranged. We, also
find the, teachers pay certificates
duly cancelled and filed away.
b" A committee of, three was appbint
ed to examine the county poor house.
They report tho inmates we'll taken
care Of and satisfied with their treat
mcnt, and the premises neatly kept
The School COMMISSIONER Office
presents u favorable appearance.
In conclusionf the grand jury bog
le1vc to return their thaliks to his
Honor the presiding judge, for the
able and patient manner in which he
has aided. and instructed them in the
discharge Of theirsdutiGs. " | =
Respectfully submitted:
A. L. RUFF, Foreman.
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unexpected. lie MAS about thirty
three years, Of age, and previous to
being affected BY the disease which
resulted in his decoase was in robust
health. He leaves a wife, four chill
dren, and Il large number ofrelatives
to mourn his loss, The funeral ser.
vices took place at tic Presbyterian
church, yesterday afternoon at halG
past three o'clock. u
: 1 = ( t@----rt J II
CELEBRATIONS havo received
from Mr.. T.. G. Smith al ,nvitation
to the annual ,ce!ebption ,Qf the Eu-
,menean and Philanthfopic Eiterary
Societies Of Davidson College. which
takes place on "Wednesday, june 2S,
at y o'clock, p. IN. The address
before the Societies willbo delivered
by Rev II, d. Withorspoon, d. d.,
of Petersburg, Va, md the orators
Of the occasion are Mcssrs. A. Nj.
Fraser, G. l.. Stewart and r j
Brooks, of the Eumcnean, and
Mcssrs II. NJ. Miller, Jr., W. w.
Moore and +. p. Harrell, of the
.Philanthropic. ...,,..,
We likewise acknowledge the re-
ceipt, from MIR, j. Eleming Brown,
Of Winnsboro, of al Invitation to the
annual celebration of tho Calhoun
Literary Society, of Wohord College,
Spal tanburg, S. c., WHICH come off on
tho evening Of the 26th Of juno next,
Robert r, ,Hcmphill, Esq, schior
EDITOR of tho Abbcvillc Mediun., will
preside on the occasion. The-qucry
Tor debate is, "Should there% ba n
Compulsory System of Education ?"
The dcbatants on tho Affirmative side
arc Messrs, Joseph Scssiolls and ,J|
". TarhotlrN, and oil the negatives,
Messrs. W. II. Richardson afldJnin@
H. Kirkland--all of South Carolina.
The Valodictoriun is Mr.. w, u! Bur..
nett, of North C.rolinp - 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

ThANsTERs OF REAL ESTATE. Since
our last report Che following trans!
fcrs Of real cst>tc have been re-
corded in the Office Of the county
auditor - /"
William Johnston to WIN. II.
Robertson, tr,iatuc, house and lot in
the town Of Winsboro deed Of
gift. &.
Thos r. Robertson ta VIM. W
Kct5hin, one lot in. the town Of
Winnsbor" consideration, S400..
j. =. X. Thomson assignee, to
John p. Eilin, 120 actc3 i'll town
ship no. II consideration, SITE. :
John Ream to David p. Crosby,
II acres in township no. J.; con=
sidcration, SGS.
John Beam to S. W. d. McIIur,
kin, III acres in township no. !,
consideration, $457.
James j. Lumpkln to Patience L.
Imnpkin, 2Sf acres in township no.
3 consideration, 81 800.
Arthur Clarke to Mrs. james L.
Vance, $50 acres i'll township no.
III consideration, $4,000. +
Jane l.. Mcans to Sarah II. Beatty,
"a acres in tho town of Winnsboro :;
consideration, S3172.
Lucy Il. B. Hinnant to a. e.
Powell, 500 aclns, more or less, in
township no. 9 consideration, $3.50.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
DEATH OF Mk DANIEL r.. HoRbBEcK

DEATH OF Nix: DANIEL r.. HoRbBEcK
Mr.. Daniel II. Horlbcck, son of
Mr.. Edward Horlbcck, residing
about three miles from NYinnsboro,
died on Monday morning. He had
for some years been suffering from
consumption, and his death was not
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
TO H'ENI'.

NHE lnrge brick store formerly occupied
l. by John II. Cnthcnrt Tho store il
situated III large yard. and near it
nrc tonmodlouS warehouse and stables,
Az the greatest portion of the cotton mar
kcted in Winnsboro liz brought in the
direction Of this store, it il Il fine stand
for merchant or n cotton.huycr. II "
also well adapted for snle stable. Pos'
session givcn on or after the lYt day Of
Muy hh3t. :'or terms aprly to
april a5 -t3 B SCGEEuEJMER
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
DIR. ISAIAH SIMPSON,
REV 4 RID.

ME TOWN. CnuNrii rf WinnShoro,
4 s. G., offer ii rcwHft. Tor the next
twelve months, of TIN DUt. AnS ror
proof sufficient to convict my person or
persons OF hr'Nking or stcalihg the street
lamps. By order OF the Council
VIM. \. CHANDLER,
Clerk :.
May lS-lam3m.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

- EpIscopAL DrocEsAN CONVENTION.
The annual Convention of the Prot
estant Episcopal Church, for the
tlioroso of South Carolina, was held
in Trinity Church, Columbia, be-
ginning OH "Wednesday last Right
Rev W. B.fW. Howe, D. d., birhop
ofthe' diocese, presided, hftcr the
transaction Of some routihe
.bHsiness the Convention proceeded
to consider tho application Of st.
Marks Church, Charleston, for ad-
mission into the Convention. This
church, composeH of dolored people,
made it's application to the Cop
vcntion last year, but it was deemed
expcdient to give further considera-
h99t to the matter before taking
final action. The application of ST..
Marks was therefore referred to
a .5committ6c coqaisting of Revs.
G. G. Pinckney, James H. Elliott, 70.
!, S. Trapier and Ellison Capdrs, and
Messrs. Edward McCradX Geo. A.
Trenholm and w. +. Colcock of the
laity. There were three reports sub
mitted to the onvention-ono q
majority report, by Rev. Mr..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Sheriff. Salc-S. W. Ruff.
Sale of Mortgagcd Land--G. II,
McMastcr, Prcsi. Wbo. B, and JA
Association.
Dentistry-Dr. Isailh Simpson.
Base Ball--T. II. KctchiD, Sur.
Citizens of Fairficll--R l.. Dan
II nberg,
Fresh Arrivals NJ NJ .ster e.
Brico.
Rcward-W. n. Chandler.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

Save your clean cotton and linen rags
- anu Old corn sacks. and we will buy
them from you.
wrapping paper for salo Mt manufac-
turers' prc H.
mch 81 McMASTFR e. HRJr'c
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

Some men have knack of doing
things just in the: nick of time. Yes
tcrday; rs all hands in tho News and,
HERALD Office were hard at work, IN
aged prcad ,mitc entered; bearing
something having most luxuriant
appearance. Upon Investigation. it
burned out to be some of tho popu-
lar beverage, vulg ,rly called ''mint
julcps "a name quite new to MS.
Prone to Investigation, we Mt once
proceeded to onr task, and found
that the cooling draughts sent were
III fact much better than they looked.
MIR. liabcnicht, of the Centennial
Bar, under whose skilful Elanipula-
tion they were prepared, will accept
the thanks of the office for his kind
attentions He certainly understands
his business.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
LOCAL ITEMS.

Posi- OrFIoB Hobns.-The post
office will be open daily GSundays
cxcepteD from 3 A. NJ, to II NJ.
and from 2 to S p. Nj. Northern
and Southern mail close at, 8 p. NJ.
precisely. Ras" Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to 8 A. NJ. only,
RAILROAD ScuEpULE-The trains
on c. G. g. A. Il. II. - now leave
Winnsboro as follows; Going north
1880 a. III. Going south, 1885, m
Accommodation day trains l. Going
north, 11.33, a. ms Going scuth.
1912. These traits meet ut WINS
boro.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

The Fire Engine Company ptr.=
rose devoting the mcxpcndcd
balalice Of tllt amount reclize froin
the Lady Washington Tea-Party to
the purchase Of additional hose.
This il good ilcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

HE BEST lEr.-Tho competition
III fine oats continues. Mr.. Ebor A.
Rnbb has brought to our office
several stalks oeca measuring five
frct "itl onc inch III height. Ho
states that Tho average height of his
entire crop is about fonr feet. The
specimen we havc is ahrll Of nny
thing Yet shown rs. Wa arc ready
for more
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

Tho Columbia Phnui.c has again
made it's appearance, and PROMISES
- o5!Hoy pcrm1ncnt place
IN South Carolina journalism.
Tbn old bird rose out of the ashes
IF Columbia in 1865, and made con
ntaht progress and Improvement
'Hit'l 1t a''iik under weight OF cm-
b"f'nssInrnt. IT has how started on
IL new career, promising to pursue
It's way cautiously, yct progressively,
AMI We trust it will soon roach the
goal of complete success.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

The Centennial Exposition opened
with appropriate and I,hroHi,ig core!
monies on Tic 10th hist. Our reyu
lar Philadelphia correspondent viii
doubtless send us full particulars
before very long.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

about it. Regular size, rs cents I;
sample bottle; 10 cents. Two doses
will relieve any ease:: Don't neglect
your cough. .-.lI. ( -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

The Charleston Jou,Wul Of Gem
merce comes to o,ir Office, addressed
to the RWuI Cunoiininn This ia u
decided misnomcr.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17


We Salt attention to tho new i'd
vertiscment of McCreery, Love &
Co., iii TO- SAYS Issue: fhiSS enter G.
prisina bciise is hEaiit giving the,
people bargains, and as the sale con
tinucs for only Is days, you should
gather up your spare change md
buy what you want of that house.
They arc selling dry goods, boots,
shoes aiid carpets at extraordinary
bargains. Go and sec them =.
GLOBE FLOWER CoUan SYRUP cures
cough and colds, and will positively
euro consumption. For Sale by Nc
MASTER &c lln1cp: