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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
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On Friday night last Mr.. John
Wylie 9issed> d fine sow that had
been running in his pasture, and
after a search discovered where She
had been killed and cleaned that
afterhouh' He came to town on Satur
day AFTERNOON, obtained a search
YsrrAnt{fom WtisI 1asNce yTSobert-
sh, &d brocAedea 10 tks Hoube of
Perry HolleN accompanied by
Sheriff Ruff. A tub WAS soen under
the bed in tho house, which, being
inspected wasfound about two-t thirds
full of fresh pork. While the
tuP was heing -oxaminod II colored
min hahea SpencorE Hughes, who
was lying on the bed, got up and
was quietly stepping out of the door
when the Sheriff hailed him. This
only accelerated liis movements, and
he broke into q. lbrisk rnn, closely
pursued; by the sheriff: He
was caught after II race of
over three. hun1rod yards, anil af
tor having boon once fired Mt.
Both of the men, Perry Htllcy
and Spencer Hughes, we're tlleu
taken in custody by tho sheriff, and
lodged Id iail J Thay1,ad'& ppelimii>
nary hearing Monday before JUS
tice Aobcrtsm and by hlu We're
cmmitted to jul for trial Mt the
nneTtt C9qrt, Of Sessions, in default
of $500 tail. a '''|'''
VISIT To CHESTER. by Invitation
of the. citizens iefr that place, the
Ci4Seh9 Suortie6' Bond of Winns
boros sSisltad Chsstsr eil "Wednesday
SGeesiph being ths gelobra.
tion of %.Mumottal,2 p:ty: &Jieavii,g
toWptnt fthaalf:spast g twelve, the Btdid
ataiyyedIat 'tilsir { poiht Of, destip ,tii5tjn
a little after three: They wore; met
at the depot: by ascommittte;of G'Is
sshs, with cohyeyahcqs,e'ani bciiig
topducted toiaheY Cotton Hotel, they
found a%bs6bbtffitl 3 bs6bbtffit and suipptuo,s
repast awaiting them, to whic b ample
ju stice was done. After diffhoir the
column was formed, ahd pfbJaeded
to the cometgry,' where the graves
We're appropriately decorated, and.
an eloquent address -wauy delivered
by Con. w. n: WALTER, tho orator Of
the day. Tho tercmo1lius oft day
being concluded, the party proceed
ed TO the Huteli aid rehfed tin
eveniilg' when the + Chester String
Band, having apsembled, alterilatcly
with the g. GnB., discotlrsed sweet
music atidin theAcharmiHg pres
cncc Of fair ladies, aid with the
delights music and CONVERSATION the
evening sped swiftly away. Alto
gcthcr the off rir was most delight
full, and was greatly enjoyed by tho
Band and it but adds another limK
to the "lialh of friendship which
unites us to our sistcr town: +.
IA MEDICAL MAN IN EaeuBIE. "A
few days ago there arrived in Winns-
boro an individual who is not I'M
known to the police authorities Of
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

ga MEDICAL MAN IN TaeupIE. "A
few days ago there arrived in Wims-
boro an individual who is not m-
Known to the police authorities Of
different places in South Carolina
His name is McHcnry, and he makes,
or tries to make, his living by cutting
Yl't cotns, bud nnd, in-growing
nails-~-which lie does with considera-
bic dcxterity, considering that he
uses nothing but an ordinary pen
knife But tho doctors tastes are
not confined to the legitimate sphere
of his humane profession, and he
seems to have made it Il point to get
badly drunk, at almost every place at
which he has practisod his art. On
Thursday afternoon he Was Oh a de.
cided "bcndor," and became exceod-
ingly boistorous and otherwise an
noying. 1t became nocessary to
lodge him in tho guard. house, and
finally to tie his hands and feet, to
keep him reasonably quiet. His
case was disposed ofby thc Intendant.
This man has already given con-
siderable trouble to the police au-
thorities in Charleston, Orangeburg
and Columbia, and the authorities in
other places should keep a sharp
lookout for him He is most dis.
gnstipgly. noisy and profane when
dranE-ana he has made il point
to get in that condition wherever he
has stoppcd--and is altogether a
decided nuisance.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

CoUNTsRrEIr FIVE DOLLAR BIII.s.-
A largc number Of counterfeit SIS
bills on the First National Bank of
northampton, Mass, have been de-
tcctcd in the New York banks. They
had been only two days in circula-
ton, yet have become widely dis
tributed, and it is evident that q
large quantity have been issued. 1t
is said that they are printed from
tho same plates as woro the bogus
tivcs Of the First National Bank of
Nov Bedford, which were issued two
weeks ago. The picture on the right
end is darker than in the genuine,
and is blurred: -. ,
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p"nta, White Marscillcs ntd linen duck
Vests, Gauzc and 1islo thread ttffdcfs
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

EXHIBITION NJ ERsxINE CoLIEGE.-
The junior oSl1ibition Of Erskino
College, at Due West, came off a few
days ago; and furnished Il very pleas
ant entertainment to a large audi
cnce The young gentlemen &C.
Hn'ttcl themselves han lsomcly, and
the excellent music Of the Due West
3S1 IsS Band gave variety and inter
est to 1he exercises. Among the
oratlorrs delivered were the following,
ny young men from Fairfield Ad
Astra per Aspcra-J, C. S. Bricc,
Wlnnsboro. a Heroine in Arms
". B. Douslass, Winnsboro. Amor
Glori:e-C. f.. Mcdonald, Yongucs
vale. The College is represented as
being in prosperous condition.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17
TIE FAMILY VISITOR.

May l3.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION

ratjsi - ny uAj 49, >" = ,'Ir,'E /
Shirts, warranted to be man nufnct,trod of
N1w }Htk Mills m"slin. and bost finon--
Cheapest shirts in tho market
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-05-17

Opened n fresh stock 'of Ladiea' silk ties,
lnre ccri ties, neck rnftlings, embroi,lo,
Iics, &c.
, 1876-12-24
HOLIDAY ITEMS Of INTEREST.
a Merry Christmas.
4 cordial welcome to Santa Claus.
Ormsby, the leading photographer.

A Merry Christmas.
4 cordial welcome to Santa Claus.
Ormsby, the leading photographer.
Last chance to buy Christmas presents.
Hall, the photographer, No17o East Madison.
Give old Santa Claus free access through your
chimney.
Christmas trees are decidedly popular. Every
body has one.
There is nothing like 1t. Snow, fee, and
Christmas presents.
Amidst all your happiness on Christmas, do
not forget the poor.
The problem: What to buy for an appropn-
ate Christmas present.
Plenty Of snow and ice, and now the boys will
have gay time for week.
Little ones hang up your stockings, and see
that the holes are ali Garned.
There will be many a girl sad because she re-
ceiVed no Christmas present.
Your little ones will surely hang up their
stockings. Do not forget them.
Attend Marines Academies, where you can
learn all the new dances at once.
Do not make a fool Of yourself because
Christmas happens but once year.
DIV Van Cott g. Co., jewellers, 2A State,
will open until noon On Christmas.
Skecn g. Stuart, q Madison street, will be
open Christmas morning until noon-
AWestern paper has this personal item:
"Those Who know nice old Mr.. Wilson, Of this
, 1876-12-24
PERSONAL.

The newsboys still cry: 'Here's full account
Of yer tear-ctoudr'
Areunion Of graduates OF the New York State
Normal School is be held in the school building
1t Albany, n. T., on the asth inst.
Diaz, the brilliant Franco Spanish painter, who
died month ago at Nentone, was at the time in
the second week Of his honeymoon He married
q the age Of 20 charming young wife
All the principal theatres in New York are to be
protected against fire by the treatment Of the
cry according to the process recently recommended
" Ill. Dion Bouclcault, and described in these
columns.
Aiss Fannie Marsh formerly a Chicago actreas,
prevented panic In her Portland Museum, q few
Gays ago, by addressing the audience and assuring
tasm that, if there were any danger, she would be
LIE first to tell them Of it.
ihc member OF Parliament named Horsman,
VINO died recently, was once plarful1y called by
Dissaeh "a superior person, ~ from certain a1r
u assumption in his manner, and the nickname
ffaek to him through life.
= II may be: news to the world that Miss Adelaide
Nelson Is uuier contract to Mr.. Mar Strakosch to
III engagements ut Paris and other capitals of En-
tope IN the season OF 1875. Such is said to be
me fact, but the news may be takcn with some al
lowance.
en Hale, and not James Russell Lowell, who so
appreciated Gen. Rart1ctt's encouragement OF dime
o'el feadtng as preparation for better reading as
" write to him IN hearty approval and propose to
eapand t1c thought in essay.
, oenaeor-elect John r. Morgan, who will succeed
eeaa'os Goldthwaite, OF Alabama, is about so
yeaa OF age, and lawyer and orator Of high rank.
1a,s e was m Elector the Breckenridge ticket in
-"' and served with distinction In the Confeder-
&C service, rising to the rank OF Major-Gencral.
ahald holiday mummer-known IN modern
ts1anee as street ~pcddler- lifted up bis voice
..e by, stfeet-eorner yesterday to this purpose:
osse your gold-mounted, nickel plated, stem
=, .4nalng donble-action, Centennial watches, with
-ooas and SankeJ movements, only Is cents"
~ tne course Of preparing the ground for the
~ University schools in Oxford, Eng, the site
=. - "Aat Is considered by some IN nndoubted Brit
- 'Iase or settlement more than 2 600 years old
'a1o bare. A number OF mounds OF gravel
1s oeen discovered, which closer examination
rs,1 10 be the walls which divided the pits in
"len our progenitors dwelt. .
M 4s' sa1nbe.y, the Hungarian traveller, gives
~ ~ Praise to the new Sultan Of Turkey, Abdul
lie has, 1t is said, cut down his civil list,
sna thosc about him to retrench vigorously,
s. aa appointed the tutor Of his children Ali
-. Enend', a real reformer and democratic
NE, s.man. The young Sultan is becoming very
mud he ciroulates freely among the people.
~ aiotich's magazine article on manners be- I
t,.s= fonkapog and Pesth contains some observa
80 fariE1an cab-drivers and hotel keepers to |
H. Iae Springfield Republican tckes exception. |
spsescnts these useful functiou.sics as being |
ST.. polite In Paris than in New York; but the |
'tae cab-drirer who was recently !
, 1876-12-24

| --@* "~~e4 0No
L. c. Pardee, dealer in fine groceries, 1s6stat,
Street, will open until noon Christmas.
Hamilton, Rowe d Co., jewellers, 90 State,
"ul Keep open until noon on Christmas.
!. Christmas egg-nog is very pleasant to the
taste, but drink 1t sParingiy and be wise. ~
| Noioott q Co.'s art store, 199 and POI Wubast
! T.. q. Goodrich, the jeweler, No. 30 Madison
WILL keep open store until noon Christmas.
Webster, dealer in fine millinery, lo4 State
"1ll Keep open store until noon Christmas.
Chicago Floral Company, n State street
Choice cut lowers. Store open Christmas day.
Jansen, McClurg & Co., III and 11o State,
WILL have their store open until noon Monday.
Open until noon Monday, the great sale of
6ne clothing and gents furnishing goods ut No.
$50 State street,
=, Two thousand holiday;boo1ks at 81. Chapin's,
81 Madison street. Open until noon Christmas.
Buy your girl Christmas present, if nothing
but stick Of candy.
The celebrated confcctioners, Med Bros.
& Stillman, 148 and 306 State, will be open all
day tomorrow.
"How We done it u is the heading of Duluth
ncwspaper-cditorial. Send up some granlmars
there quick.
ITO bee or not to bec," as the man said when
he got home and found a swarm Of lem settled
on.his front door knob.
~, Inc New York critics are rather severe on Mr.
Woolf's drama, s''El.e Mighty Dollar, They
can't sec any cents In it.
Vergho, Ruhling & Co., importers Of tors and
fancy goods, 13S, 140, aud liz State, viii keep
open until noon Christmas.
=. Hyman, jewclcr, No. 235 Wabash avenue,
corner jackson, will open Until noon on Christ
mas to oblec his customers
n Matson d Co., our leading jewellers, corner
State and Monroe, will keep their store open
until noon on CAristmas-Day.
4 tourist who was asked in what part of
Switzerland hc felt tic heat the most repIied.
" When was going to Bcrne."
James Wilde, Jr., &; Co., clothicrs and gents'
furnistlcrs, State and Madison, open their store
Christmas morning to oblige patrons.
Merkcr Brothers, manufacturers Of pocket
books and choice leather-goods, 70 Randolph,
will open Christmas morning. Bargains in fine
albums.
For the accommodation of those wanting to
make their purchases on Christmas-Day, Hailley
Bros, t. Co., 63 and G5 Washington street, wifi
remain open until noon.
When THE TRIBUNE man called at Simm's,
7:t':. E9; ST @ State he vas informed by the young
lady who dlspcnsc5 caramels that Mr.. Simm
would keep his store open Christmas-Day.
During the past week $40 persons hare had
some Kind OF dental operation performed by DR..
McChesneY and his able assistants, evidently
making preparations for Christmas dinners. Lie
furnishes a,splendil new set tor IS, and gold
filling warranted at one-third usual rates.
We take pleasure in recommending the house
Of r. II. Putnam, 100 South Clark street, who is
showing fine line Of gents furnishing goods,
mufilers, gloves, and latest styles Of scarfs and
necKwcar. Mr. Harlsin, so well known in con-
, 1876-12-24
under the gtglant and experienced scrutiny Of

r. NOES.
VOW
Of that kind would be apt to be faithfully kept,
and would result in new lease Of life and en-
lnyment to whoever should make it. New
YEARS. tables gracei with careful selections from
this ir1n's stock will prove incomparally at
tractiye, and will cause the day and the fair
hostesses to 1ingcr long and pleasantly in the
remembranccs Of all callers.
In having thus united to their huge liquor in
terest the wholesale trade In fine cigars, Messrs
Mcdonald & Co. have made shreWd business
move. The two lines should naturally 60 hand
in hand, and what the public desires is only to
be assured OF the unyarying excellence OF the
goods carried. This Is insured by the previous
record OF the house, the proprietors of which
have always exercised personal supervision
over their business,
TESTING CAREFULLY
every new invoice OF goods aud throwing out
everything in the least inferior. The same
Jealous Watc1ulness will prevail in their cigar
business, and the fact that nobody ever knew Of
poor sine or whisky leaving their establishment
IS conclusive evidence thai an ordinary brand oi
cigars will not be allowed, under any circun-
stances, to 60 out of their warerooms.
There is nobody, unless we except the unhap-
py dealers in cheap tobacco, who will tot wish
ali prosperity to the new enterprise. That it is
to be brilliant, enduring success is an absolute
certainty, for NJ. e. Mcdonald d Co. do not
know how to take hold OF q thing without max
Ing it succeed from the word 'sgo.'
, 1876-12-24

scing to the Government as any deep-laid
conspiracy in another country. Indeed,
evsn under the censorship, the Odeon (Which
is the Theatre Ffancais Of the Latin quarter)
has On more than one occasion been the
scene Of tuuult that broadened ont into q
riot, The person who desired to have the
making the songs Of country rather than
its laws would change his ambitions to the
plays Of France if the Government restric-
tons were removed. One of the annual
reviews at popular French theatre (the
custom is to group the can-cans of the wear
into few hours Of doggereD would be q
more efficient means for reaching the popu-
kr heart and carrying away the popular
brain than the employment of half dozen
staid newspapers.
In the case Of the ERcntAss- CHA7n1AS
p1ay there was ample reason to apprehend
it's effect on the nation, for the book on
which it is founded has done more to break
down the traditional veneration for the M
1o1xoN family among the middle and rural
classes OF France than the surrender at Sedan
and the fiery eloquence Of GAznErrA. In
the attractive form of story, the Mayor of
Commune in A1sace is made to recite the
history Of the last Plebtadk submitted to
the people to sustain the Empire. In it are
brought out, in the shape Of illustration and
not as an essay or lecture, the decep-
lions which had been practiced un-
dsr the Second Empire and the sufferines
that ensued rs result of sustaining MIRO
LEON III. There is still formidable Bonn
psrtist party in France, and the influence OF
this book is believed to have made an inroad
upon its most numerous and faithful constit-
uency,--the farmers. But it has also pre-
seuted another complication. If the French
peasantry is to be converted into Republic
ans, they will make the Republican party of
France conservative, and thus defeat the pur
poses Of many Of the Radical leaders. It is
4 pity that EncKMAsx- CHATHAM couldn't
have had shy at the Parisians with the SEN
timents Of their book indiyidualized and il
lustrated on the stage,-but the censor
wouldn't tolerate that
, 1876-12-24
SCROFUL GUS KUM0R
BURSTING THROUGH THE SKIN on ALL
p4RTS OF THE BODY.
A Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
Vegetine.

a. R. STEVENS, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Think!ny that statement Of my case may
meet the ere Of solut one suffering from Scrofula
beg you 70 publish the following, which checrfuily
furnish OF my own free wfll
hare been afflicted with scrofuious Humor from my
BIRTH and at times very badly When about years old
the disease made Its appearance head, AMI it
deemed advisable to hnve the hair shaved they wtre
obliged to cut It 0 with embroidery SCISSORS as 1y
head was sore could not have it shaved. After We
had succeeded In healing the the outside they
broke but on the inside causing great palm There
have been times when the surface Ut my hands all
raw from the effect Of this hunor and pen can de-
scribe the great suncrngs have endured
About THREE years ago small kernels made their ap-
pearanco On the cords OF my neck several Of which
grew Into quite lnrEe tulnoss and nothing which we
could use would remove them. My whoie system was
90 full Of scrofnous humor ready burst
r9nfh the :kin at At Is of ny body and was in
neSk had grown to such size as to dtsgure badly
1rtenI to try the VEGETiSE and at once co1mca2ci
taking It, and after had used 1t short tunc the tu-
mors commenced tischargng and do think over.
estimate the qualify from each tumor when Aar that
good sized teacuPfn Of corruption ran our, after
which they commenced to heal up and disappear and
now my neck Is as smooth anu free from punches Is
my l2dys.
believe the VEGET1NE has entirely cIeansed every
ta!nt OF scrufulafrom system, and desire hare
this published that other sufferers may nd
relief they surely will do. II they try the VrGKT1ax
HWll AFFORD inc pleasure to give any further nfor.
nation relative to my case to all who Will call
dEess me. ALICE SHIRLEY,
Nov. II. 1874. NoanE, Conn.
, 1876-12-24
STATE STREET.

/ AA6 improvements u Lu0 TASE E8" 3EAT8 on
this Thoroughfare South of Van Buren
| Street Indicate Clearly that It 1s to Be tho
! Future Great Business Street Of Chicago.
Few, II any, Of the great avenues OF traffic
with which the go-ahead City of Chicago abounds
are undergoing such material changes, nor are
any making more emphatic strides in the
| march Of improvement than the section OF State
| street to which attention is called By this ar
| ticie- Many OF our citizens who have not
| recently Travelled on this thoroughfare south Of
| Van Buren street remember many parts of it Us
more nearly resembling Bunyan's Slough Of
Despond than anything else. To such visit at
present would reveal a most agreeable surprise.
| The laying Of the wooden pavement from Van
Buren, to TAYLOR street, last fall has greatly i'm
tho street beyond that point shall Iave
| been accomplished, as it already has
been In q good many places, We risk
nothing III declaring that State street will be
the finest business ayenuc in Chicago. All the
buildings erected during the past two years are
handsome and enduring structures, anu the
business men energetic and practical. Their
stores in many cases contain stocks that will
compare fayorably with any in their respective
lines elsewhere in the city, and it is but an act
those merchants who have been prominently
instrumental in elevating this section Of the
street to its present commercial Importance:
Dry Goods Simon Klein, $50 State street.
&. kann, 1477 State street.
Merchant Tailors-C. Kassfng, 400 State street.
G. Aug. Jummrich, Al State street.
Victor Walter, 415 State street.
Druggists|. ". Ehrman, 3s7 State street.
Thomas Whitfield, SS3 State street.
A. L. Waller, State, corner Of Twenty-fifrh.
Mathisou d. Buchanan, State, cor. OF 1hirtieth.
Masquerade Costuncs-Afrs. &. Oehm, 29
State street.
Groccrs-J. ]. Dwyer, 14s2 State street.
Kcttlcr & Bro, Statc corner Of TWcnty-f1ftb.
It4r7, n1t iii & Eorror
, 1876-12-24

County Treasurer HucK's announcement that
he will make no more temporary loans to meet
the reckless waste of the County Commission
ers has filled them with CONSERVATION. The
Treasurer holds the key to the situation. It is
In his power to protect the taxpayers from rob-
berry, and they will back him up in MI his efforts
to accomplish that end.
, 1876-12-24
HOLY ORDERS.

SPett0! z93tp0fch to 1ne 1FlbunE.
BALTIMORE, Md, Dec. 23--At the Catholic
Cathedral this morning Bishop Beckey, Of Della
ware, conferred the degrees Of Aoly Orders on
tWenty-four young men, accompanied with
great religious pomp. Among the candidates
were E. J. Dempsey Of St. Louis, j. J. O'Brien
OF Boston, Andrew Andreis Of Natchitoches,
La, P. VI. Dunn Of Chicago, and James Murphy
OF San Francisco, all Of whom received orders.
, 1876-12-24

The receipts and expenditures Of English
revenue run with remarkable evenncss and
sameness; thus we find that the receipts OF
revenue from the 1st Of april to Nov. 25 were
"a, ISL, against e46, 533, ,372 in the CORE
spending period Of last year. The expenditure
vas &49 *, against e49. 231 ,1s1 last year.
The balances in the Banks Of England and Ire
land amounted to e., 1923.
, 1876-12-24

The Journal people yesterday presented the
new Llcutcnant-Governor with q handsome
irory gayel for use in the Senate, and the pro-
pzictor made the presentation speech. Every
thing passed off with eclat The Is aside'' or
" eut'e''o11s'' advice given the high dt5nitary
by the Celtic city editor was sound: tsIf the
fellows don't come to order when called, use
this instrument freely on their pates, if other
parliamentary rules fail; rs orlcr is Heavens
first law.''
, 1876-12-24

People buying Christmas presents yesterday
and that was everybody, irrespective OF age,
SEX, or previous condition OF serGitudc-had to
move around pretty brislly to keep their fingers,
toes, ears, and noses from being nipped by the
pincers Of Jack Frost. And last night It was
still colder; it Was almost cold enough to freeze
up the tm1lk OF human kindness''
, 1876-12-24
Unsolicited Evidence,

SrE1S9fl8Lp. Me-, May II. 1872
Mr.. II. r. SrEyEys-Dear Slr: My daughter has been
out OF health for about two years About year ago
full. '
lsaw TxGxr1sE advertised in the Farmer. and sent
to Bangor aud got TWO hOttles. She Is taking the
second bottles her health Is much improved and th-
tuInor Is going awaj fast 1t Every IN
laughter and take every opportunity to recommend
1t to those who not Ut its great value VERY
respectfully, Mrs. SUSAN t. RANDALL,