The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-12-18

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Sherifr's Sale. B. Davis, s. F. G.
Notice for Final Dischargo--J. M.
Stewart.
Final Observation-Disclosures Y. OWNS.
Christmas-W. II. Donly.
WAGoNs.-U. G. Desportcs &c Go.
have just received carload of Avery
Wagons, which will be sold at prices
to compete with Columbia. "1S-1mo
SMOKE the Celebrated 'sMonarch or
the South" Cigars. Five thousand
1ust received at Il. w. Habcnicht's,
Washington st., near Depot. If
Quality and efficacy considered, Dr..
Bulbs Cough Syrup is without ex-
ocption the best cough preparation in
tho market. Price 25 cents.
Judge Haskell has assumed active
management Of the Charlotte, Colun-
bia and Augusta Railroad, nnd Mr..
Clark, Of Baltimore, has entered upon
his duties rs superintendent.
Mr.. Jno. L. Caldwell, q brother Of
Mr.. James T.. Caldwell, died at Black
stock on Monday, Of pneumonia. Mr..
Caldwell had been living in Mississip-
nj, but removed 10 this State about
two years ago. He leaves wife, a
son and many friends to mourn his
death.
KERsHAw's BRrGADE.-Thc follow
ing from the Columbia Register will
be Of Interest to many old soldiers in
Fairfield: 'tIn pursuance Of resolu-
ton adopted at meeting Of q few of
tho survivors of Kcrshaw's Brigade,
hold at Columbia during fair week in
November last, meeting Of the rep
resentatives Of the brigade was held
ut Parker's Hall on the evening Of
December 16. Gen. M. T.. Donham
was called to the chair, and Col. VIM.
Wallace was requested to act as secrc-
tary. The Chair briefly stated the
object Of the meeting, and on motion
of General Kennedy q committee of
five, consisting of General Donham,
General Conner, Colonel Wallace,
Captains Leaphcart and O'Neale, was
appointed to arrange for reunion OF
the brigade at Columbia during fair
week in November, 1880, and on mo-
ton Of Colonel McCutchcn, General
Bonham was requested to deliver oh
address on that occasion. The meet
ing then adjourned"
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-Since
our last report the following transfers
of real estate have been entered in tho
Office of the county auditor:
John F. Paul to the Trustees Of Shi-
loh Church, one acre in township no.
o; consideration $25.
The Winnsboro Building and Loan
Association to Jno. d. Smart, one lot
III Winnsboro; consideration $500.
III. A. Gaillard to Reuben Jones, IA
acres III township no. 8; consideration
$64O.
Lafayette Robinson to Walter w.
Coleman and others, 1871 acres in
township no. 2; consideration $383.25.
Joseph w. Haincs to Jacob T.. Frick,
1872 acres III township no. 9; consider
ton 5000.
Simon Mitchell to Amos Bird, 25
acres in township nos; consideration
$40.
s. w. Ruff, Sheriff, to Sylvia Ford,
63 acres in township no. 2; considera-
ton 1926.
James B. McCants to s. w. Ruff, rs
acres in township no. 10; consideration
5000.
Mrs. G. G. Lyles to Miss Josephine
N. Ladd, 1877 acres in township no. 13;
consideration $500.
The Winnsboro Building and Loan
Association to Martha L. McCarley,
180 acres in township no. 2; considera-
ton 1857.
James A. Grisby to VIM. n. Kenne-
dy, 1 Of ali acre in the town of Ridge
way; consideration 5000.
Thomas B. Madden to Mary j. Cum
mings, "a acres in township no. ia;
consideration $500.
A. F. Ruff and T. E. Cloud to Alex
ander Woodward, 100 acres in town
ship no. g.; consideration 1890.
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