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Transfers of Real Estate.

Since our last report the following
transfers Of real estate have been cn-
tered in the Office of the county auditor:
Samuel Cathcart to Jas. II. Rion,
400 acres. more or less, in township no.
5: consideration $500. Date of sale
July %, 1881.
Catherine E. Jeter to Thos. 3. Jeter,
1850 acres, more or less, in township
10. s; consideration two certain tracts
Of land in Union county. Date of sale
July 81, 1881. ........
John Wallace, r. W. Wallace and
Others, to Joseph G. Frcsh!cy and
Charley II. Bul kctt, one-half acre il,
township no.1I; consideration 500
Date of sale June %, 1881.
Henry BurActt to Nancy Burkett
81 acres, more or less, in township no
II; consideration $500. Date Of sale
August l, 1881.
Alfred Austell, William Iuman and
Z. Y. McAden to Spartanburg, Union
and Columbia Railroad Company: al!
property of the Spartanburg and Uniol
Railroad; consideration $500. Date
of sale June {, 1881.
Margarc, Elkin to r. S. Desportcs
122 acres in township no. s: consid
Grafton S732. Date of sale August 5
1881.
Sinking Fund Commissioners tt
Scott Brown, 50 acres, more or less, /,
township no. 5; consideration $500
Samuel II. Cwin to Nathaniel %
Robcrts, 10 acres, more or less, II
township nc. 10; consideration $3.50
Date Of sale January /, 1891.
David Go;llg> to Prince Goings, Oh;
lot in township no. Il; consideration
SI.G0. Date Of sale July 10, 1881.
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CLERKS SIZE.
STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA,
cocu.svI1 CT FAIRFIELD.
c. f. fiiil. Plaintiff, vs. john N. Nc
Crorcy aid Others, Defendants.
IN pursuance Of iii order OF the Court
ofIommon Pleas, made III the
ii ovc-sta!ct case, will offer for sale,
before tic courthouse door in Winns-
boro. on tic first Mcl:day in November
nrXt. within TIC lcsai hours of sale. ut
public oalcr:, to the highest bidder,
the foiowing-deScribed property, to
Wit:
All that tract Of land containing
uinrtr-Sevcn and two-tentls acres,
more or less. bounded by lands oi d.
:. Tidwrll. II. l.. Elliott and lands of
tract known lis ''Siiakc Alley"
ALSO.
All that tract of land containing.
ilincty-swoanl right-tcmths acres, more
rr less, Bounded by lands OF Thomas
II. Davis aud others, and 'Fhc Snake
Alley Tract
ALSO,
All that tract of land containing two
hundred and eight and three-eighths
acres. more or less, bounded by lands
of Henry +. Gibson, D. B. Robertson
and '.Tlc Snake Alley Tract"
ALSO,
An that tract Of land containing two
hundred and eleven acres. more OF
less, bounded by lands of Stephen
Gibson. W. H. Mcconnell, --Turkett
and G.. f. Leitncr.
All of the aforesaid tracts Of land
wing, being and situate in the County
and State aforesaid.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-third Of the purchase-noney tai
be paid in cash, the balance Oh credit
of one and two wears, with interest
from day Of sale, PAYABLE annually;
secured bv bonds and mortgages OF
the purchasers, and the purchasers to
pay ior all necessary papers:
VI. II. KERR.
Clerks Office. &C. T.. P!F. T..
WinnSboro, s. c.,
October II, 1881.
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TOWN AND COUNTY.
November ), 1881

TERMS OF TIE News ANn HERALD
-I'ri-weekiv edition. four dollars per
Jnnu1a. in advance; weekly cdltion'
two dollars and fifty cents Per""Hrm'
in advance. Liberal discount to clubs
Of five and upwards. -,
RATES OF EADrEKTl$iNG.-'OEc aotiai
r"r inch for the first Insertion. 'a'I
fGty cents per inch FOR each Suhsca 'e2t
insertion. These rates apply to All n"
vertiSe:neuts, Of whatever nafu &c. aH''
are narabic strictly in advance. Con-
tracts Tor three. six o. tW"i'" months
l,.a,,c on very liberal terms. ifiE-
s;ent local notices fifteen cents per
line for the first Insertion and seven
and ouc-halt cents per line ;cr eacn
sabsenuent Insertion. Obituaries and
tributes Of respect charged as adv@r-
tiscu,cntS. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published tree OF
.harge, and solicited.
All communications, OF whatsoever
nature, should he addressed to the
Wmnsbcro Publishing Company
Winnsboro, sc.
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SHERIEI"S SHE.

10y virtue of IN execution to ne direct.
u ed, will ohcr for sale. before the
courthouse door in Winnshoro, S. c., on
the first Monday in November ne1s, with
IN the legal hours of sale. to the hishes:
bidder, for Cash, the following-described
property. to Wit:
All that tract of land, lying in Fairfield
County, South Carolina, continuing three
hundred acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Off B. Cloud, John Johnson, j. I.
Hall and estate OF FlaEnigan-leviel upon
as the property OF Henry isbell at the suit
OF ". Il. Sykes, Exccator
J. D. AcCAELEY,
SheriA9s Office, $. L. c.
Winnsbnrc. s. c.,
October 10, 1851.
oct 10
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LETTERS ON THE LIEN LAW.

Mt. Corles's Rc;oinder,to to "Eover".
LEesxr$. Editos%: Ifvour ccrresnoa-
dc.t Rover will appear over his
own proper signature, I shall reply to
his article, or Snch portions as thiHS
entitled to it. | am in favor of dis
cussion of tliis subject, bat. not Of
standing in the open field and being
fired on froln d masked battery.
Z. 2. CoH:ET.
The Growth oe"3uls Irarliug Farns''.
IEcSsjs fNii0i'$: Tie Increase Of
buli-vcarlil,@ FARMS, and the consequent
scarcii;: Vi iauur: :,as bccn advanced as
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

The books ft,r the collection of Town
Taxes for the Municipal year. ending
March, 81. 1852, are now open allo VIII
close on the last day OF November:
trhe tax on real estate and pcrscilai
property is y mills. Ell male citizens
between; the ages Of sixteen and sixty
arc required to pay Il street tax ot two
dollars. 4. :. CHANDLER.
Clerk and Treasurer.
Il
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Sr,TTf1EH
~ ~ 4 G%ELs

EIEE undersigned having purchased
/ tie whole interest q the firm ct
Lumpkin 4 Simpson, hereby notifies all
persons indebted to TIC above hrla to
make payment forthwith. otherwise their
notes anl accounts will placed Ill the
h:nds o: an attorney for collection. Also
all persons inde',Te>; to tle subscriber are
requested - cc-.- forward and make set
item n: a, Ct carly day. He has tried 20
accommodate you; therefore y~I will
l.,::;e sp;e ely payment so that be Will be
able % ol'ilae YOU in the future.
roy 3-f2Xl ). CLbA DINING.
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CLEEE:S SHE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY CT T!..GFJELD.
". RI. Kerr, us Administrators. Plain
tiff, vs.. Sailing Wolfe and Others,
Defendants.
J n pursuance CT IN order Ct the Court
{ OF Ioual!Dn Pleas. made IL The
ai;ovc-S;atr;i c:l>c. will o:i%r for sale,
before H., c0urt-i,uTSc door IL N!AnS-
boro, on the first Monday III November
next. within the legal hours Of sale. at
lub:;c uutcrv. 10 the highest bidder,
the tu!ivwiM y-lcscr!Gcd property, TO
wit:
All that piece. parcel or tract OF land.
living. Icing anh situate in the County
oil Fairfield. ia lGc STATE ;:t"T,s;,ih, Oh
tlu. lIead-wa:rr> nf Mi!l Creek. contA!n-
irw EIGHT nsElKEp AND FIFTY NrhES:
mere or less. and burnGcd by lands
formerly belonging 10 ". ". Hovca,
lands formerly belonging to- CarloS
Fielder. la"ls belonging IL tie estate
Of +. Nelson, t!rrca>C;l. lands Of Jesse
r. Drllcncy. lands Of Margaret AriE-
strong and others.
TERMS OF SHLE:
One.th;rl OF the purchasc-noney to
be paid in cash: for the balance a
credit o.; one and two years from the
dav OF 'e, with annual interest of
one ana iwo years from said day, the
purchaser 10 give his bond secured by
a mortgage 0 The premises sold, and
to assume iae payment Of all taxes
that may become payable after tie day
OF sale, md 70 pay for all necessary
papers.
W. II. KERR,
Clerks Office, e. 4. C.P. +. T..
Winnsboro. s. c.,
October II, 1881.
oct IBID
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TERMS OF SALE:
CLERKS S4LE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF. FAIRFIELD.
Amy Hay, Plaintiff, vs.: Francis IL.
DuBo$c and Others, Defendants.
IN pursuance of an order Of the Court
1 Of Common Pleas, made i'll the
above-stated case. l will offer for sale,
before the court house door i'll Wians-
boro, on the first Monday in November
next, within the legal hours of sale, at
public outcrv, to the highest bidder,
the following-described property, to
wit:
A certain tract Of land. containing
two hundred and forty acres, more or
less, bounded by lands OF T. .. Nc
kinstry, James Mann and others.
ALSO,
A certain other tract of land, con-
tanning sevcnty-fve acres, more or
less. bounded BY the Winnsboro Road,
by lands of Mrs. Annie Gradick, by
lands of the Estate Of Daniel Scott, dc-
ceased, and by tile Columbia Road.
ALSO,
A certain other tract of land. corr
tanning three hundred and fftv-nine
acres. more or less, bounded by lands
of Mrs. r. Mason, bv lands of II. j
Gibson and Sable Gibson, and By land
of Mrs. Annie S. GraGick. -
ALSO, -. -.
A certain other tract of land, cen-
tanning one hundred and fifty acres,
more or less, bounded by land of i.
X. Gradick, by land of Thomas g:
Watt, bv land Of II. Ashford, by land
of Jno. W. Robinson and by land OF
John Boyd.
ALSO,
A certain other tract of land, colk
tanning sixtv-eight acres, more or less,
and bounded by lands Of Ellen Boyd;
bv land of Marshall McGraw and DA
lands of Mrs. - Mason
ALSO, :,
/ A certain other tract of land, con
tanning twenty acres, more or lesS:
bounded BY land of F. II. DuBose, By
land of Ellen r. Gradick and by sttse
Columbia Road.
ALSO,
A certain other tract of land, coIF
tanning three acres, more or less, a.lS
bounded by land of F. II. DuBose. bs
i lana Of Ellen r. Gradick and by tut
Columbia Road-all Of the said tracts
of land living. being and situate in Tx
County of Fairfield aud State of South
Carolina.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-third Of the Durchasc-morey tc
be paid in cash; for the balance =
credit of one and two years from the
d;v OF sale. with interest from said da::
of sale, payable annually, Hii'il ths
whole debt and interest be paid, thu
purchaser CT purchasers to give hi!
bond, or their bonds, secured by mort
gage or mortgages of the premises
sold, and to pay tor all necessary pa
pcrs. 1,
Clerks Office, &C. &. P.F. G
WinuSboro, S. c.,
October Il, 1881.
oct i:-t;!.
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E'sIAsEsEss ssANTEEs

~ AETED, a Male Teacher for the
~ white ScAooi in !i"rab Town
ship. The school will be kept open
eight Ur niHe months during the ve::r.
Salary. So Per &:on.h, with bo2r;i.
Applications .iu>l hc sciit il By De-
c..i;: Der 1>t
J. =. M.;cF!n. s. V. RIFF.
G. II. SCXvot.s, Thus. ANDERSON.
CUn@:i;tcr.
uuV 3-Xiin
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CLERKS .S-iLE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Nancy Cooper and Others. plaintiffs,
VS.. John z. Johnson, William j.
johnson, Individually and us EXecu-
tor, and Others, Defendant.
IN pursuance ofan order of the Conrt
of tEo,amon lAra< made in the
abovc-statcd case. | will offer for sale,
before the courthouse .ioor in Wins
boro. on the first Monday in November
next, within the legal hours of sale, 1T
public outcry, to the highest bidder,
the toilowing-dcscribed property, to
wit:
All that certain tract of land, contain
ing THREE HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES,
more or less, living and situate i'll the
County OF Fairfield, n The State afore-
said, bounded by lands Of John John.
son, on the north, on the south and
west bv lands Of the estate of Hampton
johnson, deceased, and east by lands
Of Jackson Joiner.
TERMS OF SALE:
Onc-tliri} Of The parcliasc-money TO
bc paid il cash, and the balance there
of on q credit OF one and two years, III
equal annual inStalmcntS. with inter
est thereon, payable Annually, from
the day Of sale, to bc secured by tho
bond Of the purchaser and mortgage
OF tic premises suld, the purchaser to
pay for Ill necessary papers.
". II. KERR,
Clerks Office. C.C.C. z. +. G.
Winn>boro. S. c.,
October II, 1881.
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WILLMARTH & CO.,
7e9 EILBERT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
.SHERIEEr,S S1LE.

DY virtue OF a warrant On lien to me
l. directed. I viii offer for sale before the
Court House door in WinnsGoyo, S. c.. at
!: o'c.ok, On the first Monday IN
November to the highest bidder. for Cash,
the following described property. to wit:
Four bales cotton--ievird upon as the
property Of Auuiiia Harrison, at the suit
Of The John II ,atEcart Co.
J. y. McCARIET,
Sheriff OGicc, S. I. &.
Winnshoro. $. c.
October 4th, 1881.
oct Xli2
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INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN THE
Presbyterian Mutual Assurance Fund.

Yorhaye to pay but little for the sum which
yoU kceIve and only what tie insurance actu-
Tau are sure that your family will get the sum
s4-yo1rGelth, as By special clause II the CHAR
J No risk to run. nor any possibility OF the cor
s5oration failing, as do other insurance coh!pa-
aieS o..
4 you can insure In this when you could not IN
q more expensive one. .,-,o,,
hnI expenditure OF ineanS TO obtain Gne sum AT
You receive benefit Of flye dollars week
when sick or unable TO attend to business.
Its the easiest and safest way TO secure so
Large an amount forthe benefit OF your family
lat;er your DEATH; =,
Officers. ,,.,,o, ,,on
,,s reasiLte and the result sure.
! Instead o, pay ng out large sums To insurance
Companies, the money Is left with each lncmoer
suntil actually necced
Cannot be; subjected to the Claims OF crrdltors
por reached by attachment, carnishlncEt or OF d
er process OF law, so as to divert II rrcm Tic
family -,,,..,,,,- ,o-
,Ssesmh.rshin cali on J. o. BOAG,
t-,snSM SM-sn Agent for Fairfield County.
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GARDEN WowA FOR NOVEMBER
Epolish broad beans and early English
meas may be planted this month.
Strawberry beds may be planted, an"
the ground manured and prepared for
spring work. Gather and bank sweet
POTATOES. Begin to plant and prnne
frui, trees. The earlier the vine Is
pruned after killing fl osts the better.
Bccts, turnips, etc, will generally
stand our winters without injury.
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MGXEY N.AETED.

Ill PERSONS ilde1ted to us for
II. goods bought in 1851 a'st ri former
uc,.,,s. are earnestly requested to 2ay mp
as soon as possible. We must ave tie
money to pay those vi ON weowt.
McM.iSIE2, B1I.N'E i kEICDIN.,
.sept.4
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LETTERS ApyEiTIsEp.-Thc follow
ing is the list Of letters remaining III
the Wiuusboro post-ofhce, unca!led-for
or unavailable: Cnclaime0-Ellza
Barber, William e. Beal:near, ). ~.
Black, Bill Boiler, Daniel Brice, Gym
thia Chism, Matt Curran, Ningo Cure
ton, Narcissus Darby, John DrzcwlsSy,
Johann Drzewitzky. j. A. Fowler:
Neela Goodwin, Elizabeth Jackson,
". NJ. jackson, Joseph G. jenkins,
John Johnson (colorcdD, syndia john
son, W. j. Jones, Ailny Mcdaniel,
Miss Pagchason, A. W.SPratt, Dolly
Robinson, Edward Sing 'erry S.
Smith, john Veno, D. q. Ws
Uunaai1Q5le-Mr Aston llassste,
North Carolina, Linkhorn county;
Mr.. W. W. Smith, Charlotte, n. {.
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CLOTHING, HATS. LADIES AND
CH1LDaEN5 SHOES:
NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS
IN the Grocery Department VIII
be found Sugars, Cofees, Syrups,
Tea and other necessaries.
ALSO:

Peaches, Pears, Pineapple, salmon.
Tomatoes, Corn Bssf, afdnes'
Pickles. Cheese. Etc. A loS of fresh
Cakes and Crackers.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.


COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
Ey T. Il. B0ILES, Esq, P,"J"te .Hdge
VIZ HEREAS, S. Il. Johnston hath
w made suit to me to grant him let
t4rs Of administration OF the estate and
effects OF Wm. Thorn. deceased:
These are. therefore, to cite and almSr-
iSh all and singular tie kindred and cred
TORS of the said Wm. Thorn, deceased,
tEat they be ard appear before me, in the
Court ct Probate, to be held ut Fairfield
Court House, s. c.. on The 18th day of
Norembe +. after publication hereof, a. i
clock in the forenoon, to stew cnnSe. Ii
any tn y Lave. why the said aGministra-
ton shou'd not be granted.
Given under MY hand this 18th day of
November, Ammo Doniri 1881.
J. R. BOlLES, J. P. T. c.
nov 5 Kilt
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KING OF SING ? MACHINES

WE DO NOT AsK YOU TO PAX FOR 1T UNTIL
YOU SEE WHAT YOU ARE BUYING. We only
wish to know hat you really intend to
buy a machine, and are willing to ray
TWENTY DOLLARS Foh THE Best il TIE
MARKET
Hritc to US, sending the name Of your
nearest rail-t al station. and we will send
YOU the machice and gi:c ins'raetiors
and allow you to EXAMINE IT GEEoRE ECU
p.Y FOR IT. ADDsEss
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N~1 Advertisements.
King of the .Singers-Willmarth u
Co.
Ruysics and Wagons-J. II. Cum-
mings.
Citation-J. r. Boyles, j. ?. F. {.
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NoT1cE.-All persons indebted to me
for work done will please call and set
tic. am compellcdTo have money 70
nay those owe. Claims not paid by
the first of November, will have seven
ncr cent. and the cost Of collection
added. 4 .'word to the wise" NC.
[ADvl l. e'Ais''N'
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IN FACT yon CAN get almost
anything you want In either the e1y
Goods or Grocery li8es
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GfreEEE&E

\ IL persons :ndebted to theSate
n JOIN JOESSIOE. Agent, Wi
piease call aud stttie Claims not pal a
l:y the 1st Of November Eext viii be PIT
IN 20 the hautIS OF IN Attorney for. ecl.eo-
ton. F: ELDER,
E.., - XIV a:s'esEeea
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klNG III TnE SSl:.y{GEhS

Above is the exact representation Of the
SEWING MACHINE we sell Tor TWENTY
DOLLARS. It is in every respect the
very best o; the Singer Styles Of machines.
Finished IL the finest mancer, with the
latest improvements for winding the
DO! hin, the 0, convenient style o. tal o
with extension lenf, large drawers, and
beautiful gothic cover, &c stands without
rival, the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

e1fiS HfslttcI ttStS otSlSa|A WINE
the Supreme Coustof the State, which
tribunal decides that the statute IS not
in violation of any of the provisions OF
tie constitution. This decision is not
only sound III every way, but it will be
OF great benefit TO, the whole people.
The poh-tax was most fagrantly evsd.
ed during The Radica. administrations,
1ut the. officials appointed since Ha,np-
tons election have used every etor. to
ascertain and punish delinqneats.
The consequence is that the school
!: fund has been considerably increased
( to the advantage of tie whole people.
III Fairfield, owing to the vigilance
and energy of the auditor and the
treasurer, the number of delin9uents
has been very greatly reduced, and is
now really very small. Everybody
had best learn at once that the poll-tax
must be paid, and that those who
choose to neglect it will 90 to Jail.
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Messrs. Williams & Rutlcdge, Green
vile, $. e.. Dear Siis: The piano re-
Gently purchased ofyou is Il great de-
light to my family, and q source Of
praiSeworthv comment from all the
musical critics who have examined it.
Yours truly.
W. Il. BLAKE
Greenwood. S. c., Feb. :, 1881. y
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THE BEST REMEDY
roR
Diseases Of The Throat anil Lungs.
HYERS.

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should I've kept at hand in every house
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Low prices are inducements to try
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AYERS CHERRY PEcToKAL, and you
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It is of acknowledged curative power,
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and fine ingredients will allow: Emil
nent physicians, knowing its coinposl-
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CLERKS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

/
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
James Mann, as Executor, Plaintiff, Us.
Milton G.. Dunlap and Others, De-
PENDANTS.
IN pursuance ofan order of the Court
I of Common Pleas, made III the
abovc-statcd case, Will offer for sale,
before the court house doorin Nnns-
boro, on the first Monday in November
next. Within the legal hours Of sale, at
public outcry, to the highest bidder,
the followiig-describcd property, to
wit:
All that piece. parcel or plantation
Of land, lying, being and situate lnthe
County OF Fairfield, III the State OF
South Carolina, containing FIFTY
AcnES. more or less, bounded on the
north and east by lands belonging to
Mrs. Lucy \. Keller. on the south by
lands Of Thomas Richardson. deceased,
and OF the west by lands OF William
B. Dunlap; also, all that piece. parcel
or plantation of land, lying, being and
situate in the County and State
said, containing TWENTY-FIVE ",
more or less, bounded OH thei a2Sl30y
lands Of Lucy A. Keller, o!---L< cast
bv lands o. Vim. Richardson, and on
south by and west by lands OF Thomas
Richardson, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE:
One-half Of the purcl,asc-money to
! Jo n,;I In cash sud the balance i'm one
year from The day ot'sale, withintcrest.
from said day, PAYABLE annually, the
purchaser. to give for said balance a
ROM secured ~ IiT1i
premises sold, and to pay for all neces- \
W. H--AERR.
Clerks Office. G.. G. C.P. +. c.
Winsleboro, S. c., T;
October II, 1881,
oct 13-td
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH, FISH.
Iu half and quarter barrels and
kits: a1acke. cl in Eve pound tins
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-05

TIE PcLI. TAx-Some time ago a
case was tried Before Judge PRESLEY,
i,yeAii1g the constitutlonality of the
Statute which punishcs the non-pay-
ment of the poll-taN with fine and i'm
prisonnlent. The Judge held the law
10 be unconstitutional. Afterwards,
$50; Ia ,.-aasn ..nrne IN before JUDGE