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, 1876-12-23
JIMMY, TIE kid,

TRtED on A CHARGE OF vAGtANCY.
Tho case Of The People Of the State OF Illinois
rs. Jatncs Carroll, arrested for vaersncy, was
tried yesterday usteEnoou before Justice Footc.
The case wis brought up before Justtcu Sum-
1ncricId, from whom change Of venue was
taken.
One OF the papers prepared to he submitted
In the case ssas an affidavit by George A. lIast-
man, of fragrant notorIcty, to tho effect TINT
Justice Footc was not tho next tlnsstcc to Jus
tlcc Su,nmeriie!d, mud TINT Justcc pollak should
try tho ease.
Au attorney for the defense claimed that tho
law provided for Ito such Hlts&lcnleanor rs ya-
graticy; aItl, further, tltat there wns SO much
informally In t!e papers Tint tho casc could
take th[s view OF tho matter, and ttIe following
testimony was takcn bctorc Jury:
James kcon HwOre that Ac wuH nn officer at
, ths Twsnty1sseSna end. Street stnton; went unde,
Clark streets, and t!.ere found Carroll With
0thcra, aint,ng tlcm ". z. Trl1ssell; didn't sec
the men 10 anything but stand with their heads
taGcthcr; general character Ut the five mr.l was
that they wOr.sed tho trains IA ptckpoekrts; +;
they wcro arrested ior that olersu some TIM;
Oillccr MAX Ridley Ind known Atr. Carroll for
eight years, both before md utter ilc was
puliccnan;, he had been alt that tlnn n talct
antl confidence operator; 10 lad 1lcyer fol-
lowed, ns far rs the witness knew. any l,esor.
ablu occupation, bat 1lnl always been II con!-
denys operator; Ind known tl!'n and hls gang
Road; Carroll na'o u l,s business to work tho
voasl arrested Casral! two weeks ago for stenl-
Ing 81, 800 from lnntl; NIL tho conductors On
tho road knew Carro'l as . thief.
W. j. Sargent, Oh officer ut tho IlnrTlson
Street Station, sest!fle4 that Carsti wns vo,,-
many passengers.
Tlio sieienso relied on tho Jury antl brought In
, 1876-12-23
TIE ORPHANS.



The twcnty-seyenth annual meeting Of tho
Board u Trustees and friends OF the Chicago Or.
phau Asylum vas held ut the parlors Ut the !nstt-
tution, No. 7s9M!chlgan avenue, on the evening
Ut tue 18th Inst. Thvre being vacancy iu the
office Of President Of the Dosri, and tho Vice.
Presidcnt being absent, Mr. i. @. Keith WEI
asked tn preside as Chairman.
Tho following officers wesd elected for the cn-
suing year:
i,FesldsHt-E, q. Kcith.
l1es .gFssldenf--Gcosss G. Cook.
sStet<fary-C. u. plgfcc.
1Ftasarfr--chares follanabee.
Hoard n Irusfs<.-W. c. ID. Erhnn!s. ]. w.
noans. N. l.. pearcs, Carl fnung, ]. M. Clark.
=. X. Peassons. W. +. MyFIck, I.gonara Hodges,
Charles Fargo. 4. +. Sevterxcr, Nathan Coswlth,
4. 4. t:uodrich.
Hoayd 81 UiTeeirtts<s-Mesdames William Aid.
itch, =: ~. i. iitawicy. Bennett }!otsford. Fred
y. isradcy, J. l.. Collins, l.. G. ca1ktns, Charles
Follaasbee, n. G. FollAnsbee, C: n. trey, Hobart
Gentr{4 N. r. GaA4stts Iamsa 1txla. uoshAm 4.
, 1876-12-23
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The now Wheeler j. Wilton sewing. .1nachtnc. No.
S,-an entIrslY new machine. with straight nccdla
and no shuttle to thfcAd. The Centennial Judges
recommend IT, Sold on eAsy monthly Install.
mentS, OF liberal discaunt for cash. Parties hav-
ing old Wheeler & Wilson machines will Ind It
advantageous 10 exchange. OdIco 165 Etxto street.
, 1876-12-23
ROOT 4 S0NS.

Ths Root d Sons Music Company odeF spscEsl in.
luueemeuta to purchasers, at wholesale and retail,
of shost. music, music books, sioltns guitars, snd
al kinda Of musical Instruments. Gencfai agents
for the standard organ and stecs plano. Quality
guaranteed. No. 1t0 State atrcct.
, 1876-12-23

and ve.y desirable In tho furniture line arc tho
chess, checker, csEbbaVe, md card tablcs popu'
lar In Eew York; also novelties In the celebrated
Wakefield rattan furniture, comprising every
filing useful and ornamental. For sale by Colby d
Wits, Il1 and 9lD State struct.
, 1876-12-23
CONFECTIONERY.

II yon desire tho beat Of confectionery aud candy
decorating ornaments for your Christmas trees. by
ali uneana csl1 II ~ and 30 6tata stRcet and you
will there obtain ksaax's celebrated mats at low.
sst pttess.
, 1876-12-23
,{j1{E 1&f&ftG;N.


FERHISUN- UN-~KltlpENHTlNt:--At H. Ntar!t'H
Cathedral. Salt l.nwr City. utn,. Dee. III by
niahop 'inttl". Charles H. Ferguson, nf Chicago.
htojtn+llnt.
tN Chscngo anil san rtaacIsco paper, poasd
cul,y.
KONE~-DEAN-At Ito Fitch 1fonsc, Aurora,
ILL.,, Inc. II, 1tr. John Il, Huwc. Of Sheridan,
H., md Mis- Ada H. Dcan, Of tr04uots County.
Ill.
tA 1roanolt Cnunty papers ptcnrc copY.
TuRNEH-TlNsON-O Wednesday evening,
Dec, 20, nt tho Residence nf +. Il, Fncker. Erq.,
In Osknlooan. 1n., by thu 1scv. Jnmcs sto'ldartl,
John ii. Turner, .of, Cltcago. and Mrs. Caroline
TiMsnn, Of New York.
pllt1.f-TAfLOIs--On Dec. 20, nt Frccporf,
H., by tho 1cv. u. D. Ienkins, Leonard j, rhp,
Of rUfo, and atlss Nc'tlo +. Tayur, Of Froeport,
, 1876-12-23

Tho !mmcnan stocks Of Goods roll hv #. ,.,.
Country atn Cly Trarlo during the Xix menth, = II s
stands without parallel in tls annnA Of Aucim r.
In the Western Word VILLA Manufactures Inno,.. .e
and 1ohbcra i'ayo been rnurtng In trir tu;nn. -
has been nccasAn1y 'nhorn9 convcst tic ta,nt ~,
cash. tho result Of Which Joint action has bcen n @
RrcAtcht extent cuntc1 satisfactory 10 tho hnnd.s
of buyers Win hare embraced thu protcrc ocnn,4m
ties 10 purchase these goods at their own ann,..t
The one simple fact ihat rcsourccs for this nar.n
Int business Frrnalty tTe Ancti,n Tran;c far ,,s.
MI othefs tlHar) securrs for our Patrons rs.. -
specifics tfht At alt tmca warrant ample return, fo tf
Hn' attention nrcHtcd At lfs our Int Great
Sale Of tho Tear. NC shalt tc somo very chucc pood
Eoods that nrc veil adapted to the Holiday Trtdc w.
]lasc 1Hat received fresh fnyuicu Of Fuss which ~
snlt closet also line Of Feathers and Tins fMtns,~
Goods, In Clothing NC hare line really i, t1xet,
coats; Mems, hors, and Youths. Hays sutta Men,
rnntr, etc., cfc Wc sIalt aso ot1cF ny anc linz ~
Knit Hoods Al We hnyc a1awH this Season. Oh, sowtno
In iata an Caps fully up 10 u.y popular .tana.
ard. Our assortment In Inllcs and Genta' Underwear
tsss NJ means dep'etcd In consequence Of our fst,
Enormous Siles in tfcsa specifics. In tho w.x m
Gloves and Mtscns We have tust received sono suncrh
goods to Close which VIZ especially enjonc, Tsre
arc many other features Of prominent importance
which 10 onr l!nftod s1aco wo unab!e to notice
Th!aSac In many respects Will excel any other Of Cur
Great Sales OF tho Year,
, 1876-12-23

Leland, +. 4. Lock, II. r. IcwIt, a. Mcr,onatl.
F..r.oaty " yss + s. 6 + ,,es at' b. j. D. nanss P""s' s1 b HI
ltnnnIon. Luther stone. +. +. Sears Ic-te s,aull.
in:, Z. y. Sln!rr*. 4. I, Had. Edward n1-
!Asc. Cary! Nuun:.. ten.y q. a".s!t. L. l.. Pngr.
.totn 4. f.oga,, !. q. Fiunat Charles H.. Cnnlry.
Fred foot. G. y. Howard -. Peterson, Albert
Kcrr ANN Buck. and att.s 3. S0tton.
n. sloniA, H.. IL. W.smar..,. Il. 81. Perkins, s.
X. l,otafora, A. u. Swift. Jhmcs r; !srowstct, II.
q, Dusand, Henry Fnller. Dr. afcElcknf.
Tila Arrrnf artit rannrt Ia nj fnlfnys.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
j. G. CALDWELL, Secretary.
(Fro u the News Of Saturlny.l

HARMONY PEEsDyrEny.-This body
convened in the Presbyterian
church, in Winnsboro, on Wedncs
day night at s o'clock, and was
opened with II sermon by the Rev.
d. Mcqueen Of Sum ter. The Rev.
W. j. Mckay Of Maycsvillo was
elected Moderator.
The session on Thursday was
taken up with reading the Nara
tivcs and Statistics of the various
churches. These Indicate that tho
pastors have been faithful ir the
discha1 &c of their duties. .fhc
Attendance upon their minis istrations
has been uniformly good, and new
members have been added to many
Of the churches.
On Thursday night sermon was
delivered by the Rev. w. T.
Thompson,' of Marion, to largo
and attentive audience.
Fridays session was taken up in
tho discussion Of various important
questions connected with this
branch of the church. Rev. w.
Crawford preached at II o'clock,
and the Rev Dr. Plumer at night
The Presbytery will commence
again this morning at 8 o'clock and
will probably finish their delibcra-
ton this afternoon. The Rev. II. r..
English will preach to day at IL
NJ, and the Rev. S. r. Martin of
Charlotte tonight.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

Moody AND MEEK LOOKING PEN1-
rENr.--A few days ago II mcck-look-
ing, pcnitont man went into tho in
qulry room at tho Hippodrome in
New York, where the most wonder.
ful revival of the world is progress.
ing. The intense SORROW and over
wcming humility of That n1o,tr1ihr
touched the heart of Mr.: Moody; and
the great rcvivalist knclt by tho side
OF the sinner III prayer; but while
the minister prayed, thG pcnitcnt
""fched. They both arose; the
!nrck-looking individual, al he pnss
cL ont Of the door, LOOKED comfort
ed, and carried out II time pieco that
had not entered with him. The
minister as he felt for his watch Il
few minutes afterwards, looked very
mooe(Y, and was heard to mi,tter :
"Bcw'rc OF pick pockets! T have
been taken in, and my watch taken
ont !"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
~. j. AIAcKEY,
Judge Sixth Circuit.

FoUND HiM.--Thc old original,
unrcconst.mctol, dycd-m the wool,
t-he-rubbod-out democrat. Hc
keeps Browns Hotel, Winnsboro, S.
G. a gentleman from Philadelphia
stopped with him md made Mcssrs.
McAastcr e. Bricc agents for DR..
Pcmbertons Compound Extract of
Stilhngia or Quccn's Delight, the
only known vegetable blool.purifer,
Tree from mercury and injurious
drugs, that will eradicate the worst
forms Of scrotuln from the system,
with no rcturn OF the disease.
Ten thousand dollars C$lO,OOO)
will be paid by the proprictors oI
this remedy if there can be found
mercury III any form or any ingfc-
dcnt not strictly vegetable. IT'S
effect is seen in from four to six
days. No impnrity can remain in
the blood or system when this rene
dy has been taken n reasonable length
Of time. Ask for DR.. pcmbcrton S
Stillingia, and take no other. For sale
by AlcNlastcr & Brice, Winnsboro
SO. Ca.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
Township DEMOCRAT TIC CLUB.-N

TOWNSHIP DIMocRArIc CL.UB.-We
are authorized to say that NTcssrs.
Goris, Aiken and Reynolds, who
were appointed by the public
meeting held on the Sd inst, to
organize a democratic club IN
township no. +, embracing the town
Of Winnsboro, will attend at the
court house on Wednesday the 12th
INST, from 10 a. m. until 2 p. M, to
receive the names OF all persons,
white or colorcd, who are in favor
Nf u thorough reformation of our
/ R(itical condition. The committed
doirc that all our citizens who arc
chnlcd to n vote in our next
elechn will enrol their names as
soon 'Npossible, That an organiza-
tioh m% be effected before the
mass mce{nS Of the 22nd of April,
al when Wo delegates will be
chosen to rSrcsent tho county of
Fairfield at No state convention
to be held in Nlumbia on the 9th
day of May nc&\
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
r. F. IIEECH & CO..
f. ELDER Il. I j ;.

Is still at the old stai1d with a
large aftd complete stock of planta.
tioh and family Groceries,, md
everything that tho planter heeds,
such as Flow Stool, Lay Iron, Swodcs
Moulds, Trace Claims, Back Bands,
Hames, Hoes, Spades, Shotcls, Ma.
nure Forks, lap Rings, Heel Screws
Clcvicos, &c, together with a we'll
assorted stock Of Crockory, table and
pocket Cutlery, Hollow and Wood.
cnwart, and Il great many other
things, too humorous to mention.
Hc Still Keeps II large stock Of In
dies, Gents, Boys, Misses and
Childrtn's Shoes, nearly all tnado' to
order; and Warranted frHc from
shoddy. clio is also agent for, tho
following brands of standard Fcrtil-
izers:
The Star Guano; which has nj
ways given satisfaction. Nfnpcs'
Super -pltosphat6 Of Lime, made
from Animal Bone, Flesh and
Blood: Balinfha Guano, now
brand in this. market, but highly
Recommended by G6orgiu plantors.'
J. desire to sell only q few bags to-
sonhS of our planters, to havo it int
troduccd in this vicinity Poi,-
drcttc, valuable Acid Phosphate
for composing, and highly rccom
mendcd for uso in planting Corn.
The above arc sold ut as low rates
ns any Standard Tertilizefs, for
Cash or on timo With approved
security. ... ... g.,
On hand, ono chr load choiE6
planting Potatoes, wlrith will be
sold low for Cash. a..
p. ELDER: r
desire to call tho attention for
thc last timc of those indebted to
me, to come forward md settle up,
rs I must have money TO carry on
my business All persons owing
mo and failing to- settle, will find
their accounts in the hands Of my
attorneyjfor collection. j.. anl. a3iy
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12


The following arc tho appoint,
lucnts for tomorrow, Sabbath.
Scion Church. Rev. w. j.
Mckay, the NIodcrtor will preach
Mt IL o'clock. Rov. w. A. Gregg
will conduct tho Communion
Services.
In tho afternoon at 81 o'clock
there will be II Union Meeting OF
all the Sabbath Schools in Wins
boro, when addresses will be dc
livcrcd by tho Rev. $. II. Martini
Rev. T.. II. Buist and Rev. DR..
Plumcr. The children will sing Il
number Of beautiful pieces which
they have been practiciny for sever,
III weeks.
At night the Rev. Il, III. Dnist
will preach.
.Is$ocia'c Reformed Chwrh. .--
The Rev. DR.. Plumcr will preach in
the morning ut IL o'clock.
Mctho'fiSt Epi&copuA Chwch.-
Rev. f.. II. Bl.ist will preach in the
III 'rning, and the Rev. W. \. G.. cga
ut night.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

meeting of Harmony Prcsbytery in
Winnsboro. We thank the good
brethren in behalf of the whole
community for visiting us, we believe
that theirlabors among Ills have done
much good, and we shall always look
back to this meeting rs ono of tho
bright spots in the history of our
town likewise we shall look for
ward to the time when we may be
permitted to welcome them again.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

Judge tI"ckcy has published in
the Chester Reporter the following
card -
Editor Chester Rcportcr :--My
attention has just been called to an
error in your otherwise extremely
correct and impartial report of the
court proceedings ut the opening
Of the present term. I did not
intend to Charge tic grand Jurors
Of Lancaster with 81 plain, dc]ihcr-
ate violation of their oaths." My
language was rs follows "Whcn n
pen son accused in the bill is shown
beyond Il reasonable doubt, by legal
proof, to have actually committed
the criminal act charged, tho grand
juror who votes in defiance of the
laws, against the finding Of true
bill, deliberately violates the most
solemn oath ever devised to bind
the conscience or control the action
Of II citizen in the exercise Of
Il public trust.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
TO THE
u UJ 3 l. T G
OF FAIRFIELD.

l. HE undersigned having
bought the stock under assign
mcnt Of the firm Of J. c..
Sunier d. CO., offers the same
to the public with all the adj
vantascs Of greatly reduced
priccs-in fact q COMPLETE
CLEAR RANCE will be made
ofthe goods on hand in order
to make room for a SPRING
STOCK.
A share of the patronage SO
literally bestowed upon the
firm in former days is respect
fully solicited by.
SOL. WOLFE.
april s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
Live and Let Live. g.....
rs OUR MOTTO.

ESgs -,
H%W The stibhcribors wish to in.
form tho Ladies' of Winnsboro and
surrounding coGntry That they have
purchased the entire stock 6f j. II,
Bro%li, consisting of Millinery and
Fancy Goods, Dry Goods, Notions;
&c, together With tho stock pur.
chased from J. S. Elder & Go. and
L. EldGr's stock Of Dry Goods;
Clothing, &C.; enabling thomi to Of
fer tho largest stock Of these goods
ever displayed in one store in Winns.
boro: They huv6 d large limo of
Millinery; Fatcy Goods, Notions
and Trimmings, Dress Goods, La.
di"s' and Gents Furnishing Goods;
Hosiery, &c, which they will soil at
unhtardo of prices for cash: They
now Offer thcir entire stock Of Win.
ter Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes,
&c, ut and below cost, to mako room
for their Spring Stock. All they ask
is call, to convince tho public that
tho above is no h,imbug: They
mean busihess, aid will not be un
dorsold by any one. Their motto is
quick sales and small profits. Tcrms
strictly cash:
r. F.. IEECH & CO..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
Is - @ Slxlh :Notioo

FIRE "A destructive fire occurred at
Nln,ty six, :. c., December Dist by
which four stores valued ut S20, 900 we're
burned. Th" further spread Of the con :
ilngratinn. with probable destruction OF
the Whole town md II loss of several hun.
drrl thousand dollars worth of property,
and many lives, were prevented by the
arrival Ola Great American Fire Extin-
usher, an Agent happening to come in
town ut the nick Of time. For full pnrticu-
lars, see the .Nbhcvillc Medium md New
berry llcralu Of the following week.
MIR. Z. 10. roalc ofChurlrston, S. G.. is
tn" General Southern Agent for the Great
American Fire ExtinsuiShrr, and will
answer all inquiries in regard to the snmc
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

County CoNvENTIoS.-Thc rcpubli-
can county convention met i'll the
court house last Saturday, and after
pow-wowing fora coneitlcrahlc loneth
Of time on ''pints Of order" 'pints
Of privilege" ''pints of question,
and Il thousand other pintS, quarts
and half gallons, for what We know,
finally succeeded in clecting Daniel
Bird, Dave Aiken and Prince Martin,
all colorcd, as delegates to the state
convention which meets in Columbia
to-day. The three white aspirants,
Mtckcy, Marshal and Cummings,
were badly beaten.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
LOCAL ITEMS.

Posi- OFFICE HoURs-The post
Office will be open daily tSundnys
excoptcD from 8 A. NJ, to II M.
md from 2 to 5 p. NJ. Northern
and Southern mail close at p. NJ.
precisely. Dk1" Mail delivered on
Sundays from 8 to 9:30 A. nj. only.
RAILROAD SCnEDULE.-Thc trains
on. G. G.. & a. r. r. now leave
Winnsboro as follows: Going north
11.55. p. IN. Going south, 1.35, IL IN
Accommodation day trains Going
north, 11.33, a. N. Going south,
1912. These trains meet ut Winns-
boro. =
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
Your ObcdiCnt servant,
JAMES II. RION.

DEMoCRATIC MEErING ING.-Purs,lant
to n call made some time since n
nlumbcr Of citizens Of the county
assembled in the court house to con.
snltas to the best means for pcrfccting
the organization Of the democratic
party in the county. G. Fl. McMas-
ter was callcd'to tho chair, and j. G..
Caldwell requested to act rs sccrc,
tary. Gen. Bratton explained the
particular object Of the meeting and
urged speedy organization, on
account Of the importance Of having
the county county represented III
the state convcntion At the sug-
gcstion of Col. Rion, reports were
called for from clubs already or
ganiZcd. Thos. McKinstry report
cd the Green Bricr Club, in town
ship 8, with DO members r. t..
Ellison, ST., rcportcda club in town
ship IL, with At members Gen
Bratton reported Gladdcn's Grove
Club in township 3, with Dc Nom
bors B. e. Eikin reported the
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
NEW ADvERTlsEMENTs

Photographs-A. A. Morris.
Winnsboro Chaptcr--U. Ct. Dcs-
portcs.
Notice.
Sleritf's SALES. W. Ruff
Butter and Hams-".D. II. Flcn,
niken.
70 the public-Sol. Wolfe.
Copartnorship Noticc-Gladdcn
& Grigsby.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

One of our most estimable citizens
may be thankful for the introduction
of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, for it's
timely use has saved his life.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

Tho Union Uc,r!H warmly alvo.
Gated the election Of the Stanley
ticket in the COlumbia contest. The
Register assumed Il "mastcrly inac-
tivity."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

SPRING, SPRING, GENTLE SpRING.-
We congratulate our readers on the
approach Of the mild and balmv
spring, and sincerely hope they will
all not suffer from more than the
usual allowance of colds
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

There were very few people in
town on last salc-day. The sheriff
disposed Of Il small lot Of personal
property, sod under an agricultural
lien.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

Hon. Thomas J. Robertson, Uni
ted States senator from South Caro-
lima, was in Winnsboro Il few days
ago.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

MEANpEHED.-Wc hope that our
readers will excuse the paucity of
our local column this morning. The
editor Of this paper has gone north
for IL season; and our derU unac
ctstomcd as he is to appear i'll pub
Tic finds it difficult to supply "yc
1ocals" place.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

Fine Irish potatoes for eating. at
$1.00 per bushcl, at II. j. McCar-
lcys.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12
+. ELDER.
Eg'GgTa 6 S@Gaasn.
March d.

DEANs by the papcs. qnart or
- peek. Wo have Early Valentine,
Mohawk, Yellow, Six Wccks,, Cor
man Dwarf Wax, EARLY China Red
Eye, White Corn Hill, Fairly Now.
ington Wonder, Large White LIMA
and London Horticultural Beans.
ALSO,
Our sixth supply of Cabbage Seed
just Received.
mar 1G McMAsTER & BRICE.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

fj No Excuse FOR BEING SIcK.ANo
M,erson can use BosCrIEE's GEEMN
nbynUp without getting immcdiah
srelief and euro. We have tho first
I case of Coughs, Colds or Cons,unp
B tion, OF any disease Of the Throat
sand Lungs, yet to hear from that
81 has not been cured We have dis
tributcd every ycW, for three years
over 250,0O0 Sample Bottles by
Druggists in all parts of the United
States. No other Manufacturer oI
Medicines ever gave their prepare
tions such test as this. Go tC
your Druggists, McMAsrEH e. BRIcE
and gctn bottle for Is cents ant
My 1.-two doses will relieve you
Sample Bottles 10 cents zach.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

The new town council wcro duly
installed on tho Ith inst.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

ACCIDENTAL SMooTINa.-Horace
Kelly, n colored boy, was very pain
fully wounded in the leg OH Saturday
night by II pistol shot. The weapon
was the property of Aus. Lylcs, who
was carclcssly handling it, when it
fell from his hand, striking the floor
and causing the cartridge to explode
unI inllict the wound us above stated.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

DEATH or julius a. RAIpER.-The
Chester Hrlortcr recently annouccd
thc death Of Mr.. julius A. Raider, a
former citizen Of that county. Mr..
Raider WAS sergeant major of the
Sixth South Carolina Infantry dur
ing tho war, and was one Of the best
soldiers III the command. he moved
after the war to Brazil, where he
continued to reside up TO the time
OF his death. He was good man,
Il brave soldier and a wo! thy citizen,
and his death will be momncu by a
large number of friends
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-04-12

TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTArE-Sincc
oul last report the following trans
fcrs of real estate have been record
ed in the ullice OF the county audi.
tor
John Bratton to James II. Rion,
trustee, 500 acres in township i
consideration, $1,000.
S. w. Ruff, sheriff, to james II.
Rion, 1910 acres in township no. 7 ;
considernti II, $500.
Mrs. II. Il. Perry to james Hucy
Rains, 81 acres in township no. S
consideration, $50.
Mrs. G. Il. Bookhart TO Franklin
Douglas, q acres in the town of
Ridgcway consideration, $3.50.
II. Il Elliott to Margaret Thomp
son, / lot in the town of Winnsboro ;
consideration, $50.
Thomas W. Mcllichamp, Jr., to
Thomas W. Mcllichamp, ST., SO
acres in township no. 6; decd Of
gift.
Amanda Robertson to j. S. lid
well, ZIG acres in township no. 4 ;
consideration, $500.