The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-12

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RATES TO WAsnINGToN.-The Asso-
ciatcd Railroad Lines, through Mr.. A.
Pope, General Ticket Agent, announce
that they will offer special rates to per-
sons wishing to attend the inaugura-
tion of President-elcct Garfield. The
price of tickets from Columbia is-for
civilians. $40; for soldiers in uniform,
$l5. These tickets will be Oh sale
from the second of March, and will be
good to return till the twenty second.
iNcEHDiAay FIRE.-Andy Brown,
Woodworking colorcd man, tenant on
Col. Jno. L. Blacks place, had his
corn house fired by an inccndiary on
the night Of Friday before last. His
loss is about one hundred bushels of
corn and one thousand pounds of fod-
der. The design was to burn him. out
entirely, and destroy two very valuable
mules, his own property. The mules
were in stable only twenty feet from
the corn house, which was within
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containing two or three hundred BUSH
els of cotton-seed and a bale of un-
ginned cotton. The building burnt
was within fifty feet Of his dwelling.
The wind was towards the other build
ings. The mules were saved with
much trouble, and by the timely arriv-
al of aid the corn house was pulled
down while burning, thus saving the
other buildings. Andy is not of the
color Hobbs would arrest, so some Of
his accompliccs ''burn him out" One
Of Hobbs friends, who has served one
term in the penitcntiary, says Andy
shall not thrive. In this he is mistak-
ell. Andy is out Of debt and has some
thing to his credit left to 60 on.
Transfers of Real Estate.
Since our last report the following
transfers Of real estate have been ell
tered in the Office Of tho county audi
tor:
February %, 1881. Thos. B. Mad
den to james N. Center, 2 acres in
Winnsboro; consideration $500.
January "a, 1881. Nancy X. Rabb
to Alex. Brown, 165 acres in town.
ship no. II or 13; consideration 5000.
January 20, 1881. w. II. Kerr,
Clerk, to II. A. Gaillard, four lots in
township no. IA; consideration S2690.
January 25. 1881. w. II. Kerr,
Clerk, to J. o. Bong, one lot in town.
ship no. ID; consideration $40.
January 25, 1881. w. II. Kerr,
Clerk, to VIM. A. Clarke, 200 acres in
township no. 8; consideration 1920.
January 25, 1881. Wm. P. Clyde
\ CT al. toe. & G. r. r., railroad in
! Fairfield county; consideration $2,-
I G0H .GH~.
january %, 1891. John B. Cloud
to luke L. Perry, 35 acres in township
no. o; consideration $500 pounds lint
| cotton and $50.
January 2G, 1881. D. D. Fenly 10
Joel p. Fcnly, $50 acres; considera-
ton $3.50.
January %, 1881. David Weir to
Nancy L. Dove, III acres in township
no. 2; consideration 1856.
January 16, 1881. Dorras V. Banks
to Samuel Weir, 73 acres in township
no. Q; consideration $500.
January %, 1881. Nancy L. Dove
to Samuel Weir, 63 acres in township
] no. 2; consideration $189.
January %, 1881. David Weir to
4 VIM. L. Weir, 81 acres in township
n no. 9; consideration 1926.
January %, 1881. S. r. Simonton
n to w. B. Simonton and Mary r. Rod
4 dy, interest in 1874 acres in township
no. 1 consideration $4,000.
y January 20, 1881. Susan j. Hill to
E j. M. McCrorey, interest in 600 acres
y in townships nos. 8 and II; considera-
81 ton $500.
u January 20, 1881. James Turner TO
& George w. Coleman, 15a acres in
z township no. 1 {; consideration SlS6.
a January 20, 1881. w. II. Kerr,
n Clerk, to II. A. Gaillard, 175 acres in
BS& township no. 8; consideration $500.
a February I, 1881. John D. McCar-
b ley, Sheriff, to j. II. Rion, as attorney,
Il 672 acres in township no. 10; consid-
y Grafton $3575.
February 1, 1881. Al. Hamilton
to John S. Douglass, $50 acres in
/ township no. 2; consideration S17OO.
February 8, 1881. G.. S. Brice to
i II. G. Simonton, 527 acres in township
no. Q; consideration $4,000.
February 8, 1881. G. II. McMaster
to Ammo II. Beatty, one acre in town.
ship no. ID; consideration $1OO.
February 1881. Eliza Johnston to
VIM. Rosborough, 1913 acres in town,
ship no. 4; consideration 5000.
February z, 1881. T. b. McKinstry