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List Of Delinquent Lands.
ANDEReON TOWNSHIP.

ANDERSON TOW NSd1F.
rorr;son las. W., one lot and one building.
Harrison, John B., two lots.
Mcdonald, VIM. H., one lot ana one
Reed Reed Peter, ono lot
Williams, JESSE one lot.
BROADWAY TOWNSHIP.
Anderson, Berry, acre.
Houston, Barney, acre.
BRUSHY CREEK TOWNSHIP.
Lipscombe, E. Bruce, $50 acres.
Moore, John NJ, 163 acres.
Rankin, George W., 949 acres.
CENTREvILLE TOWNSHIP.
Bailey, Estate VIM; G., 230 acres.
Chasteen, Frederick G., 45 acres.
Harrison, James W., so acres.
Harrison, L. E., acres.
Kennedy, Henry, IS acres.
FORK TOWNSHIP.
Harris, ST., Joseph p, 260 acres
Mckee, Benjamin, q acres
Williams, William, acres.
johnson, Est. W. H., acre and one building
GARvIN TOWNSHIP.
FLOYD, James A., a acres.
Patterson, A. E. q r. E., lS6 acres.
Smith, VIM. B., 366 acres and one building.
Simpson, Alexander, 100 acres.
Trescot, William H., 9l6 acres. -,
L..
ings.
HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP.
Garrett, Mrs. Clarissa, 250 acres and one
building.
Webb, Dudley H, $50 acres.
PENDLETON TOWNSHIP.
Boggs, James L., 40 acres.
Bird, John S., $50 acres and one building.
Crooks, Edward one lot.
CAN'T, James, one lot
Martin, Alonzo c., 154 acres and one building.
Moore, Thomas F., 80 acres.
Sloan, Agent, B. Frank, 492 acres
Sloan, J. B. E., 40 acres one lot ana 1our
buildings.
Wagner, T. D., one lot.
ROCK MILLS TOWNSHIP.
Gilmer, Estate A. r. n, 160 acres.
SAVANNAH TOWNSHIP.
Evins, Archibald, 1O2 acres.
Wilson, Berry, rs acres.
vARENNES TOWNSHIP.
Adams. Reuben, 8 acres.
Green, William, 2 acres.
Reed Peter, 10 acres.
Sanders, Booker, 2 acres.
WILLIAMSON TOWNSHIP.
Howard, Jason c.. 1O7 acres.
Williams, w. S., 20 acres.
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, one lot and
two buildings in the Town OF Anderson, for
the years 1871, 1872 and 1873.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS.
Childers, Mary, so acres, in Brushy Creek
Township.
Martin, Mrs. NJ Lucia, 100 acres and one
building, in Centreville Township.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the whole of
the several parcels, lots and parts of lots of
Real Estate described in the preceding list, or
so much thereof as will be necessary to pay
the taxes, penalties and assessments charged
thereon, will be sold by the Treasurer of An
derson County, South Carolina, at his office in
said County, on MONDAY, the 18th of MAY,
A. D., 1874, unless said taxes, assessments and
penalties be paid before that time; and such
sale will be continued from day to day, until
all of said parcels lots and parts of lots Of real
estate shall be sold or offered for SALE
THOMAS J. WEBB,
County Auditor.
MAY 9, 1874 43
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO TO TIE K A S
VIA THE
TOME STAR. ROUTE!
rSrERsAr1oSAL AND GREAT NORTHERN R. b.

INTERNATIONAL @NOfsA14AN-' N'
Passengers going to Texas via Mephbiis ina nna
at Longview, the Best Route to Palestine,
Hearne, Waco, Austin, Huntsville, Houston
Galveston and all points in Western, Centrai'
Eastern and Southern Texas
Passengers via New Orleans will find 1t the
Best Route to Tyler, Mineola, Dallas, Oyerton,
Crockett, Longview and all points in Eastern
and Northeastern Texas.
This line is well built, thoroughly eqn5Pgped
New and Elegant Day Coaches, Pullman Pal-
slepng caEs WeStagh9nse and Af coapeT
o1,d 1,owbere else can the passenger SO COM
pletely M depend on speedy, safe and comf0rta-
" The Lone STAR ROUTE has admirably
answered the query: "How to go to Texas p
the an Taangs and ee
rect man. which can be obtained free of charge,
by addressing the GENERAh TlcKET parosd aGnsd'
International and Great Northern haliroao'
Houston, Texas. District E.
Feb 26, 1874 81 1y
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THE MARKETS.

ANDERSON, May s, 1874.
Middling Cotton commands from Is to 159
GENTS. Not much offering.
-eae1i CHARLESTON, May 4.
Cotton quiet-1niddling- l64 to 1853.
Cotton fluIl-sales 800 bales at 17a to lS2.
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s The United States Senate has confirmed
omG of Philip Clayton, of Georgia,
" toGs ba Consul at Valparaiso. Mr.. Clayton was
u ss Secretary Of the Treasury to Howell
Cobb under Buchanan's administration, and
J hoth resigned Office at about the same time to
take e. part in the rebellion. MIR. Clayton occu-
nied the position of Assistant Secretary of the
FFreasnrv under the Confederate government
for about year, when he resigned. He voted
for Grant in 1868, and has ever since acteo
with the republican party.
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UNDERWOOD'S
Cotton Cl0DDep and ClldVatQr.

TTyHIS is North Carolina invention, and
will become to the Cotton Planter what
the Mccormick Reaper and Mower is to the
Western farmer. Col. Mckay, one Of North
Carolina's best men, says: sIts value to a far
mer can only be appreciated by those who give
it trial I made special examination of it's
work. and pronounce it thorough success: 1t
bars both sides of the Cotton at the same time,
much better than can be done by the ordinary
plow, and chops out the surplus Cotton, leav-
ing the hills IL inches apart, and it thoroughly
cleans the Cotton of grass. 1t was tried on
land abounding with the usual number of
stumps on my farm near Fayetteville, n. G.
It worked beautifully. There was no clogging
or difficulty in passing stumps. 1t was drawn
by one mule" Call at c. A. Reeds and see
and purchase the machine. Price, S35 for
Chopper, by itself. No. II Cotton Chopper,
with double scraper and single sweep attach
ment, only $375Q. o ~
May 7, 1874 43 I'm
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3 School Teachers Wanted

In each County for the Spring and Summer sloo FEE
MONTH Send for circular giving full particulars
ZIEGLER * McCURDi, Philadelphia, IA
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The Washington correspondent Of ,1;.s the he
Baltimore Sun says: While the House n1; was IN IN
tom S today S91f Mf Rnsy ali Gaq q
nasrv na an eu hour This is the first time that
eeorsd an man has sat in the chair of the Speaker
of ths House Of Representatives and an it was the
occasion M of much comment on all sides, as an
ind;cation that the world moves.
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Executors Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the
"A Estate of Mrs. NJ G. Branyan, deceased,
are hereby notified to present the same to the
undersigned within the time prescribed by
law, and those indebted to the Estate to maks
pay lli0iA' A''A-''' a. NJ. ARMSTRONG, Ex'r.
Nav 7, 1874 43 81
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F'OUND!

A GOOD SADDLE was found on the Gene
N rars Road some months ago, which the
owner can get by calling at this Office and
paving for this advertisement.
MaY7. 1874 43
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| BUY J. P. COATS BLACK
| THREAD for your MACHINE.

nDsYCHoMANCY, OR SOUL CHARMING."-lTow
either sex may fasci'ate and gain the l' love and
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sold. Address r. WILLIAM & CO.. Publishers, Phila-
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of sundry executions TO mo
- directed will offer for sale to the
highest bidder before the Court House
door in Winnsboro, 0, the first Monday
in August next, within The legal hours Of
sale, for cash, the purchaser to pay for
all ne ecessary papers, tho following de,
scribcd property; to}wit: =. 20. 81
All TINT piece or parcel Of land
lying being and situate in the county of
Fai, field and State Of South Carolina, con. =.
tanning one hundred acres, being part, of
a tract Of land containing two hundred
and sixty.six acres, inore Or less, ,ton Wai,S
Branch, waters Of Little Rivor. bounded
on the east hy tho public road leading
from Bcil's Bridge on Little River to Buck. :.
head. south west and vest by lands of
Martha r. Boyles and S. II. Stevenson,
and on Tho north by lands belonging to
the estate Of John 81. Means, deceased.
Levied upon rs tho pro perty OF Jas. W.
Yongnc ut tho suit Of Henry r. Terrill
against James. W. Yongue
l.. ". DUVALL, .
q. &c
Sberiff's Office.
Winnsboro, 8. C,
July 10. 1874
July li-tlx2 '. .
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PLEASED.
july II
Domestic Intelligence.

LOOK TO YOUR OWN INTEREST.
TRUTH will prevnil-Faots nre stubborn
l. things and will not bear denial--To SEQ
must be to belicve-In these days Of pro-
gress. stenm has become the grent motive
and labor saving power Of tho age. in all
industrial ind manufacturing pursuits
and departmcnts-Why should not overy
family have n Steam Washer.
Tho "Eclipse Ste8m Washer" Is the
bost. Ii does not occupy the apaoe Of ons
;square foot md is adaptable to any stove
boiler or round pot, in which watef onn be
boiled and with H. one woman can do
what is ordinarily regarded n GAYS wash in
from two 10 three hours. A child, twelve
years Old may use it and do the work of n
grown woman in one half the time, and re.
gard tho labor of using it only pastimc
with IL. washing has ceased to he tedious
or laborious, and "Blue Monday" has
coased to he day Of confusion and hor
ror, because with little or no labor Two or
three hours suffice to do days wash
without scruhbing. wearing or tearing tho
clothes. breaking buttons 30.
Time, labor. money, and material all ar
precious economy is wisdom and It's fruits
health, wealth and happiness.-Look then to
| economy in washing, and save your clothes
| to wear TOUR times ae long as when wash
ed by the bnnd snd board. by buying and
using the Eclipse Steam Washer" which
combined with that very attractive and
unsurpassed Eureka wringer" consti-
tutee complete and perfect washer
every family and washer.wom should
and can have II and no sensible washer
woman who has at heart tho interest OF
her patrons will oppose It's use.
| he"Eclipse" Is simple in construction
l n
and will wash the finest or coarsest fabrics
more satisfactorily than by hand, in from
fifteon TO twenty minutes. Price but foul
dollars--Will be for sale for few day.
longer .nt r. NJ. DUNLEVY's.
june 6
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Cotton Packing Rendered Eeasy.
THE SMITHS IMPROVED
nHAND POWER PRESS.

Two hands can pack readily with u.
and four nre all that would be required TO
pnck cnsily and raj idly balcs Weighing
500 pounds and upwards. -
IL is complete suooess, sim plo In oon.
struction, q great onoentrntion OF power.
at tho same DURABLE md Nor liz
BLE TO GET OUEOEaORDER, andbe.
ing tho invention of n Southern G. Ell.
tie,pnl,s;is Yesoryihg tho patronage Of
No other Hand Power Press oan bo re-.
liod ON being entirely free fro ''slipping''
The 'bar" in this, as woll as the 'Pnwl,"
having Teeth" Of sufficient strength 10
hold my Pressure, is impossible for it
10 ''slip."
I give extracts of somo Of tho Tes.imoni.
ais. ..Y .s..,.e .r,r,. =! a.. ny'
LANGLEY, s. c., .Jan'y 8, 1874.
GENTs IL havo the plons,iro Of giving
my testimony asto my experience In using
ho Smith Cotton Press, Wo havo had
In uso for tho past threo yenrs ono Of those
presses nj tho works Of the Langley Manu-
faoturing Co., for baling tho waste. Wo
b ave put up some 400 bales IN the limo
and tho repairs have not amounted to Ave
dollars 10 all, The Pross can be operated
by too men TO advantage, II being simple
In constructiO" and convenient 10 man.
age. 1t produces O perfect halo when
pressed. (SignoD NJ. r. FOSTER.
'N'"'sN Superintendent:
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70 HE3PUBLIC.

Eliza Goings is up to tho spirit of the times
and progress Of thoago, an washing. She
uses tho "Eclpso Sream Washer" and
Eureka Wringer," by which she washea
in the best style and pleaaes her patrons.
Tho "Eoljpse Washer docs not scrub.
wear nor tear the clothes nor. brock OF
buttons. Sho Is prepared to wash for
all no may call upon her. ..., a,2
References DR.. T. r. Robertson, Capt.
James Beatty, =. Wolfe Esq, Col. J. II.
Rion and others. assn
juno 6
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ARE;

PLEASED. and if not, Dnnnenberg's
Goods will awaken IN enthusiasm never
before known in Fairfield. Go md see
Dhnnenberg if you wish 10 be
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W, There are enough bowling
curs,in Wiuusboro 20 supply the
County with Christmas sausages.
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THE ELLIOTT
@ . TTON GIN.

oOTTON SAW GINS ofthe best
quality manufactured by the subscriber.
Terms Of sale-Cash or Note and SEQ uri,y
or Bankable Note, or order on Cotton
Merchants. j. NJ. ELLIOTT
N. B. The cotton roll has bocn improved
ON the Gin Of 1874. j. NJ. +.
iuly il-3m
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PRICE.

The GINs--$t 90 per saw FREQ on oars at
Augusta Go. .... . .. ...., ...
The. Cotton sPress--Prioc, complete.
free on tho cars in Augusta, Ca. $3.50 90
For further. particulars and pamphlets,
apply'to PIERRE BACOT. - =
Ss:|s I'll '''""tct Agent.
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sW" Baseballists are All sgog in
Winnsboro. There arc somo good
players in town. Abbevillo wouldn't
stand a chance against our boys.
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PUBLIC

ARE satisfied thnt the Dannonbergs arc
up to tho times, and are satisfied that
their stock il one Of careful and diligont
selection. We know that will be ploascd
Call and sec if you "'
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HlloIt COttOn d4u--J. ~ HillOtG
Cheap Caliooes--Dannenberg &
Co., sd e.:5.. :" e.. - p ., -
Selling Out-Lsndeoker h Go.
Tribute Of Respeot-Winusboro
Grange. ...
W. There are enough bowling
curein Wiausboro TO supply the
County with Christmas sausagos.
eB" Baseballists are al sgog in
Winnsboro. There are somo good
players in town. Abbeville wouldn't
stand chance against our boys.
W" We tender our thanks to the
committee for al Invitation to ;at.
tend pic MO to be given at Black.
stock on the 10th inst. We will be
there.
w- Dr.. NJ. 8. Hanckel, Dentist
can be found at tho residence of P,
Baoot for few days longer. Parties
wishing work done had better call at
once.
PERsoNAL.-A few days ago we
got glimpse of our Congressional l
.Representer, A. 8. Wallace. Old
Aleck locked to US as if he was hunt.
ing another "Salary grab" g..
" Thoro will be q pio nio at
Blackstook next Thursday. 10th inst. L.
The brass band from this place will
do the "1to'oing."
RIFLE Winnsboro is rails.
ing rifie club. Already fort three
names have been enrolled. The list
il in the hands of Mr. T. r. Rober .
son; parties wishing to join should
apply to him at once.
.eW" It will be the duty of the
School Commissioner and the County
Commissioners to divide their por-
tion Of the $4,000, 80 that all credi.
tors cap something.
'~"rw- We have mercha in
Town that has not been two hun
dred yards from his store within the
past eighteen months. He is doing
thriving bu.iness.
" Mrs. Melvin Kinard, wife of
NJ. l.. Kinard, Of the firm Of Kiuard
& Wiley of Columbia took an over
dose of pareagorio Thursday about
O'Clock, and died Ave hours after
wards. She was the daughter of
j. NJ. Williams Of Greenville, and
was twenty-one years of age.
w Our citizens will bear in
mind that tho town tax books will
be closed on the 25th iust., and
executions will be issued against all
delinquepts the day following. We
advise those wh' have not paid, to do
so at once, thereby eaving rush on
the 25th.
DELIGHTFUL RAIN.-Last Friday.
Saturday, and Sunday tho "oity' OF
Ridgeway and vicinity were re-
freshed with good seusons, and every
body is looking up--we hope to the
o urce of "every good and perfect
gift'-with thankfulness. 49,.
0F A good time is expected ut
Mt Blackstooks on next Thursday.
Our brass and string bands will be
present at the picnic. The young
folks, Of Winnsbors are inyited (the
young ladies espeoislly.) Well be
there,
THE IMPoUNDED County MONEY
We learn that q reference os to
these funds is ordered to be hold at
the Court House on ThpYsday next
at 3 l.. NJ, which "will not be delay.
cd on account of tho sbsenee Of
either party"
" The Board Of Equalization
Of Fairfield should attend the
sher;ffs sales and be posted on the
re | value of Real Property before
going into secret oonolave.
They should bear in mind that
q acres are worth seven dollars, and
Three Hundred are worth One Hun.
dred and Seventy Dollars, aud One
Hundred and Ninety sores, One Hun.
Dollars, &o, go. =,
tj- The good people of Townshi
! hSd jolly time on the 4th. A
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Fruit Jars ! Fluit Jars |

IA nice lot of tho Mason Improv cd and
Gem Fruit Jars,
Just Received at - s.
u. LAUDERDALE's.
A.. also. -. IS W.
A fresh supply of Turuip Seed, en-
bracing ell Of the best varieties.
july4
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New A ADVERTISEMENTS.

NEW a ADvERTIBE:MENTH.
sheriff's sule-L. W. Duvall.
Elliott Cotton Gin--J. u, Elliott.
Cheap Caliooes--Dannenberg 4
Co., ',a - !. ..-. - p :. - :
Selling Out-Lsndeoker Il Co.
Tribute Of Respeot-Winusboro
Grange. ..
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jon PRINTIN0.--OYr Office has been
fitted with Iall materials necessary
for printing jobs Of every description.
Billie, Letterheads, Posters, Invitation
and business Csrds &c., 10, ! ,,@t&
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NINETY Six, G. & C. II. Il.

NINsTr Six, G. g. C. II. r.
hlaroh 20, 1874.
dENTs:-lt affords mo pleasure to add
my testimony to tho value Of your Gins.
For capacity md simplicity know not IT.,
equal. l 500 no reason why II should not
ho durable. Tho prioc being 70 roasonatlcs
your Gins arc and ought to DO populnr.
(SigneU J. II. BROOKS.
ALLENDALR, Oct. II, 1873.
GENTS One of the 46 saw Gins MIR. r.
all ordered for me have received, and [
am very we'll pleased with it. When tho
Gin came | was 80 we'll pleased with It.
and ono OF my freedmen on ono Of nv
Places liked it 30 much, lie spoke to Mr.,
al TO order him ono, which he did.
feed tho gin myself and ginned 100 pounds
seed cotton in l14 minutes. Tho driver
utdnot know was making trial. I"he.
hcvo that oan gin 100 pounds in ~
minntos on n trial, ...,3,... .., 49,.
f"@hF - JONES NJ. WILLIAMS.
b.
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COTTON and HAY PRESS.
THE COTTON GAN
=

-, ,BtAkkwELL. 8. e., Marob 22. 1874.
Aessrs Ntd!"t& Goodrich, augusta, Ga.
dENTLEMEM :-As to the 0lN and its
capacity. | can pronounce il .nu,nbor
oho'' hino is sixty saw gin, runs bv
ah "a shot water wheel, anu oau pin
lrom TO baiea, and IL tho wheel was
pp'opersy constructed, would gin from @ to
bales per day. II cleans tho soed to,no
uiully and gives general satisfaction.
- (Signed) VIM. HAYaOOD.
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w" We tender our thanks to the
committee for al Invitation to ut.
tend pic MO to be given at Black.
stock on the 10th inst, We will be
there.
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Local 3eaSa1boas.

E6- Hereafter no LOCAL NOTICES
will DO inserted In our columns exoop
upon payment Of TEN CEN rs limo.
D0- Any petsoHjn che County 'hsviug
know lsdgo Of any cfroumstarios Of int crest
occurring In his neighborhood will confer
q favor BY furnishing information at this
ofaees 7..k..,.., ...ts :, Il, I,
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RIDaEwAr, 8. G March 10 1874

- peh"his w. Morch ~ 1874.
,, SENTs IL now enclose draft on Messrs
~: Patterson Co., Of Philadelphia, for
$Ilo. l havo used tho GIN, and an,
pio'sed TO ltavoit in my power to say ,hut
II works equal or better thnn any hnvo
over triod work il with an 8 horaa
power ongino and can gin 10 bales cotton
IN hours, bales Weighing 45O pounds.
l LAD the gin myself for half on hour, and
ran II at best speed, and ginnod 7eI pounds
seeo cotton, making good lint. THIS wns
10" pounds better than any Of Tho 9th.
T, Trs, out OF TOUR different persons trying.
Tho least ginnod was $50 pounds Dor hn9f
hour. (Signcd) Jas. Pagan.
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BARBECUE AND Picnic AT LEpA
NoN.-Tbe good people Of Jockson's
Creek and Township No. IL, never
do things half way. They obey the
injunction, "Whatsoeyer thy hand
fndeth to do, do it with all thy
might When, therefore, q move
was made to organize the honest men
Of the State against the thieves, No.
IL imm ediately sprang to the front,
and was one Of the first, if not tho
first community in the State, to organ
iZe q tax union.
In order to mako the union n sue.
coss, preparations we're made for
barbecues and picnios on Saturday,
lth July, at Lebanon Church, at
which place and time, tho Uoion was
to meet. Invitations were extended
to "the paper,' aud to other friends.
1t is needless to say the invitation
was accepted. Everybody knows
what to expect when ho receives an
invitation to good old. fashioned bar
becue and picnic in the country
Some one has said that Massaoh ohusett Is
is first rate State to omigrate from.
Winnsboro is a first ratio place for
getting up crowd to excurt into the
country aud enjoy the hospitality of
their hosts. The 'Boro' boys excel
in this. They have a sharp eye and
q keen nose AMI can snuff from afar
off the delicious odors' arising from
barbecued pork, mutton and beef,
and from steaming pies and pastry
A long ride in the pure country oil
whets into razor-like sharpness appe.
titos naturally tolerably kcen and
wherever tho "boys" 60, they excite
wonderment how such moderately )
large men oan eat such astonishingl,
large dinners. But We are digress
ing. a... nl,t.
| On the day appointed, the meeting
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ORGANIZATION OF THE TAX Union
OF FAIRFIELD CoUNrY,-Iu obedi-
ence to:the constitution proposed by
the Executive Committee of the Tax.
pa, ,ers' Convention, delegates from
the different subordinate unions met
in the Thespian Hall, Winnsboro, on
the 9th July, to organize q County
Union. On motion Of Col. JAS H.
Rion, Gen. Johu Brat, on was called
to the Chair. r. Means Davis was
appointed Secretary. fys.f.i.w
a call Of townships was m ade, and
delegates from eleven Of the thirteen
townships of the county, were ol-
rollvd as follows
Township No. |, :. G. Coleman,
T. d. Feaster No. Q, T. S. Brice :,
John 8. Douglass No. 8, John Brat.
ton, Jos. G. Caldwell, f. y. Mobley,
<Chm. Ex. Com.) No 4, J. G. Mob,
Icy, (Chm. Ex. Conn, /. N. Withers,
J. H. Rion, Jas. Il. Aiken, r Means
Davis No. 5, --------~-------; No. g.
Il. II. Helms, r. L Rosborough No
Z, A. F. Ruff, P. Rion No. 8, r. 8
Desportes, b. l.. Elkin No 8, Thos
McKinstry, ST., L W. Woodward !;
No. 10, j. w. Robinson, II. A. Glib
con No. II, D. II. Elkin, F. NJ. B
Holley, A. M. Wallace ; No. l2
John A. Weldon, I. Pope, J
W. Boliok, 1(Chm. e., Ex. CONF
No. Is, ,----.-----------------. -----------------.
The constitution wac then read and
adopted after some remarks. A mo
tion was carried to perfect perma'
, nept organization. A committee ap-
pointed to nominate permanent off
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w- Dr.. M. 8. Hanckel, Dentist
can be found at tho residence of p,
Baoot for few days longer. Parties
wishing work done had better call at
once.
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