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Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
FOR REPRESENTATIVE.

TlBBLE-We are,authOrized to announce Dr..
u. w. Tibble, OF Scott township u candidate for
Bopresentatige Gf Sharp county IN the next
legislature, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic party.
SPURLOCK--We are authorized to announce
d D. Spnrlocklof. Davidson township, IL can
a.date for Representative .ofSharp county in
the nexts Legislature, subject Eto the action of
The Democratic party.
MURPHY-1he RECORD is authorized to an
nounce W. G. Murphy, Of Lebanon township, II
candidate for representative of Sharp county,
inject to the action of the democratic party.
SHAVER The RECoRD' is authorized to an
nounce s. L, Shaver, of Scott township, can
ddate for representative of Sharp county, sub
ect to the action Of ibe democratic party
HERRN--The Record lis authorized to an
nonnce T, l. Herrn, of Piney Fork township, n
candidate for representative Of Sharp county,
subject to the action Of Ine qcmocratic party.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
Eia--o-E

"The sinking Of the BATTLE
ship Maine, whether by
accident or design, has ac-
complished at least one good
purpose. It has called the
attention of the country to
our enormous expenditures
for pensions, while at TIE
same time our army and navy
and coast defenses have been
neglected. The U II t e d
States has no standing army,
or navy, capable to cope
with the great powers Of
Europe. Yet the United
States are paying out more
for pensions annually than
any Of the great powers for
the maintenance of their
standing armies and formid-
able nayies, H)w long the
people of this country will
suffer such a condition to
continue caunot be aCcur-
ately foretold, but certain
it is recent disclosures should
show the necessity for a
change in our internal policy
of paying pensions to our
own citizens while our means
of defense and Of war are
neglected. Exchange,
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
FOR SHERIFF.

WIGKINS-Wc are authorized to announce
J. T. Wilkins, Of Hardy township, candidate
for the Office of Sheriff and Collector of Sharp
otuunsy ,bjectto the. 'cton of the democratic
party,
TlNDEL-We, are authorized to announce
Richard ssR, Tinde as candidate for sheriff
ard exiQnlclo,, Collector of sharp county,
subject to the:actlon Of the democratic party
BOWERS--We are authorized to announce
IL. II, Bowers Of Scott township, candidate
for Sheriff and collector Sor Sharp conAtN
subject torhe action OF the democratic party,
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

Li IL Al lii. .-"rti -...
Thai the Judges so app0l,-
ed t b hold said primary etec-
ton be aud they are hereby
required to see that nohe bnt
qualified and known to said
Judges as Democratic cleo
tors vote in sald primary
election.
Be it further Resolved.
That the Judges Or one Of
their number, after the votes
shall have been counted
transmit at once the poll
books. and tickets properly
sealed as the law directs to
the chairman Of the County
Central Committee whose
duty it shall be to safely
keep and deliver the same to
the Chairman Of the county
convention for the purpose
ofopening and counting the
ballots and declaring the
results thereof.
Be it further Resolved.
That after counting the
votes by the said county con-
vention that the candidates
receiving the highest number
of votes be declared by said
convention the Democratic
nominees.
Be it further Resolved.
That a County Democratic
Convention be called to meet
in Evening Shade, Ark, on
Saturday May 18th 1898 at
10 a. m. for the purpose Of
opening, counting and de-
claring the results of the
said primary election. Sc
lecting delegates for the
various conventions and such
Other illaLterS as may proper
come before it, Said con-
vention to be composed as
follows;
One delegate from each
township for every Is votes
cast for Dan W. Jones il
1898 and one vote for each
fraction Of 10 votes, provided
however that each township
be entitled to at least one
vote which is as follows;
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

Jeff Wasson and }, J.. van
zaat; Lebanon W. H. Botts,
G. D, Pickett and J. +.
Willett; Morgan J a S P e r
Hutchison, J, q Lock and
Marshall Cansby Upper
North W. E. Edncy, Hiram
Henry and 7, W, Rogers;
Lower &orth Joha Baker,
A. L, Skeatnan and NJ. B.
Rikard; Piney Fork P. J,
Young, ], N. Berry and
w. H, Pence; Eichwoods
Z. H. Rice, Z, O. Wolf and
I. H. Richie; Scott L,
Hogan, ], R. Wiikers9n ami
Joe Croker; Strawberry
John W. Bristow, Jeff Norris
and Ben Porter; Sullivan
Pink Oliver, W. l. Simpson
and D. A. WnIteaer; Upper
Union J. L. ward, Fred
Schultz and W. B. Ladd;
Lower Union Wn1. Booth,
Jas. Moten and Asa Baker;
washington. +, ], Russell,
G. W. Blan and J. NJ. Vance.
On m)tion an assessment
of one dollar,Was le We'd upon
each candidate for State,
| Congressional, Judicial and
County officer and fifty cents
upon township candidates
who wish their names placed
upon the ticket said assess
ment to be paid to the chair
man of the Central Com
mittee not later than the
10Th of April said assessment
so levied 10 be used in de.
fraying the expenses Of poll
books and tickets and for
said primary election, and
the chairman of this COM
nlittce,is hereby authorized
to prepare poll books and
tickets and have them pr op-
erly distributed,
On motion the hour of one
o'clock p. NJ. was recon,
meuded as the time for
opening the polls for pri-
mary election.
No further business ap.
pearing the meeting adjourn
ed subject to call.
J, r. Metcalt,
Chairman.
I. G. R'tchic,
Sec, Pro. Tenn.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
h0I(iCdi I&

If a man has nothing to
say he has d splendid oppor.
tuojty not to talk
Ha man borrows trouble
he must expect TO pay the
highest rates Of interest
If there is such a thing aq
a spoiled child it always
belongs 20 a neighbour
Ii We had NO troubles but
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
RnR Assn SON.

SULLIVAN WcwcWlhou .od Oo onnom"
con NJ. sullivan, OF scott township. % nhdIn'
for the ONCE OF Osct0rot sharp c".WN N"-
icct to the action or uc democratic p~N'
Mecnlpb..Tne ,ruuul D. Vuorau o W.s
nounoc \, ", McoUoJ, OF i,uoy township
candid tc for the oOlce OF Assessor uJaNur
eounty, subject to the action oil tbg uemnuru''
party
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

MAXkY--The Record is authorized to an
n1mce II. b. MaXeY MS II candidate for re-
judicial circuit subject to the action of the
tca0cratic party
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
FOR NREASURER.

RlIAyER..Wc me authorized Ia announce
". Shaver of 'muy Fork lowlaMh MrM.
d,dulc for reelection to the oorn of tw.ur"'
OF Sharp county suligo. To lho action OIL W.
democratic party
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
Whdt Ark0nSOS Has.

Whdt arkansas HOS.
Arkansas has mica.
Arkansas has a superior
quality of flag ging,
Arkans as has 1900 square
miles of limestone.
Arkansas has valuable blue
and gray granite.
Arkansas has a birth.rate
that beats all creation.
Arkansas has nearly 1000
miles of navigable rivers.
Arkansas has natural gas
and coal oil--undeveloped.
Arkansas has l25 square
miles of excellent manganese.
Arkansas has 2, 3+7 square
miles Of coal and mines
100000 tons.
Arkansas has extensive
antimony, mari and gypsum
deposits.
Arkansas health resorts
are known by all who know
anything,
Arkansas paved the streets
Of Louisville, Kyn and is
still in the business,
Arkansas appropriated
only $4,000, but brought
home Glty.cight first awards
from the worlds fair,
Arkansas has water power
enough TO manufacture al.
the cotton in the world,
Arkansas has q lower death
rate than in any other state,
conining the comparison to
the hin laud,
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

The Record is authorized to announce Hon.
j, u, AlcCaleb n candidate for judge of the
18TH liieial circuit Of Arkansas subject to the
action Of the democratic party.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
pROCEEDTNG .. Full
Of the DemOcr~3 .0Unty
Central Commit which
Met at this place
March %. 1865.

PURSUANT 10 d-IuuIrntnL
the County Democratic Cen
trail Committee met at the
court house in Evening Shade
on Saturday March The, 2otb
1898 at 10 o'clock Il m.
The house was called to
order by the chairman.
Upon call Of the roll the
following townships respond
ed.
Big Creek, no representa-
tion; Big Rock, c, J, Wilson
proxy; Cave, J, r. Metcalf
proxy; Davidson no represent
tation; Hardy, ] R. Metcalf
proxy; Highland, no repre-
sentation; Jackson, I, H.
McCaleb proxy; Johnson, J.
II. Sanders proxy; Lave
Creek, J. H, McCaleb proxy;
Lebanon, J. r. Metcalf
proxy; Morgan, J. r, Metcalf
proxy; North, J. r, Metcalf
proxy; Piney Fork, ], r.
MetcaIf proxy; Redwood,
l. G. Ritchie proxy; Straw
berry W. r. Campbell;
S c o t t, no representation;
Sullivan, S. D. Johnston
proxy; Union, W. A. Chase
proxy; Washington, J, r,
Metcalf proxy. Fifteen
townships being represented
the chair announced a quor-
um present,
On motion, J. W. Tibble
of Scott township and J. M.
Street Of Big Creek being
citizens of the same were
allowed seats in the meeting
also Hugh SPOTS a citizen
Of Lebanon township being
present was allowed a seat
in the meeting to represent
said township in place of
J. r, Metcdlf proxy making
seventeen townships repre-,
sented, whereupon the meet,
Jag proceeded to business.
w. A. Chase Proxy for
Union township presented
the following resolution
which was read twice and
being fully understood the
same was adopted by town
ships u to 5 Big Rock,
Johnson, Lebanon, Redwood
and Strawberry voting in
the negative.
Resolution; Whereas the
State Democratic Central
Committee in body assemb-
led IN the city Of Little
Rock on the first day Of
Feb, 1898 among other
things set a part and rec
commended Saturday the 9TH
day Of May 1898 for hclding
a State Democratic primary
election for the purpose Of
nominating Democratic can.
dldatcs for state oI6cer9 and
whereas for the success Of
the Democratic party it is
necessary that Democratic
candidates for Congressional
Judicial County and Town
ship affairs be nominated
therefore be it Resolved,
That q Democratic primary
cLu--inn hn hNld inlho .nNnrnI
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01
ANNOUNCER
FOR CONGRESS.

MCCULLOUGH The Record is authorized to
announce ? u. Nc Cull och II candidate or re
ELECTION to represent the irst Arkansas district
ia Goa sress, sdbject 10 the action of the demo
cratic party.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

On motion the roll of
townships was called and
the following names were
selected as true Democrats
for holding the primary cleo
tion and they were so APP
pointed
Big Creek township Geo.
w, Mullen, T. A, CLANCY
and John NJ, Hillj Big Rock
W, G, Finley, j. L, Gawf
and Thomas Brandon; Cave
MN, Barnett W, Y, Witten
and John Bell; Davidson
w. ID Holt. Anderson Paden
and G, b. OyIer; Hardy W.
A. Cope, w, S, Vaooatta
and ASA KeI,clJ' Highland
rbos, Porter Newt Tucker
and H. E, Dark Jackson
G, myers, G. W. Fletcher
aud Richard Eellctt, Johnson
II. W. Grafton n, w.
Wilkes and P, e. Hirksj
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

Authorized by Tho STATE to trel,I;Eg....
And special Diseases" naIl,ulett, a., 'yTp gTlr
..gsrsl, Sexual DCbNit.N.g w W i,., riSs
Nervous Debility, Ioia2Heu LI2%i1 yi1cs,1
ilesof every kind, uTi2uy H09 3I.n,y 9nm.
Cu,ag Guaranteed or MVla'S
Chgrrcs Row Pb9usialD,u,o,,| l,,,,, ~ :,
ivory yenv, EHpcroNt5 70 l...yg," w
cury or injurious medicine gi,,.,, N.Y.,
from buslnosa. patieu,1 at Q uls'1@ .'o., /,
mail ana express, Medicine. sylyY ,.1"s !.
H1m rusy or brCnfoec. e.,,., IA Iga't m,
g0r terms. Con5ulJItlooji.9 aaG ,a.a,i,vsg, vse
snnally or hy !ctt.r Tor lo!I,,9aaSS III
ls,o g.Er re FOE E.NaL3 ni. bhNSi, IA
VIZ z GfAt( full OF d,lcrp.Nvs WI
sSQ9,SG& sealed IN PLAIN CntyJ I,lIc. \
stamps. N. B.-Th'' n0oE ,.iH VoilH,TI0yT Ic N
nsoful knowledge vnlch snVV,s Va,,o.,si sy
mnia from IS TO 40 year. " YyTT Oi|
lOok rnd key. lrGEE ElNsLnVlst lst~,
1,Np u reploto With o tl)v9iiIgI. Ig.oTc1 "~1
m"0p, Incl sng TIE aclohrat,,l,i- li'yy;Sl y;.rl
which alone cost over soJL W. "A
jTSEgEsLSNGLl'.'. '.'2s..,.-,1; .l..s IA, n
,pE G9yAT TARyISA GRsC y,l,y y';,5Ii ;5Ii
4 sOSaIHE CURE FOil R!ia1 "'4'.,'', ',' M +,
ior any cnso this treatment l,.s% l,.S
.urc or help. Groctcst o'S,ylE,V V.''sySll
YuaIs Of medicine, one u.l'5. .e.oolN
wli,fi L fow doses rorIor'' 'eYy;' "a 10
oam ia FONTS; Curu cHmn.'.lg1. d. "a mi
'ow GayS, send aDafomont o, CNosi,f
'"o"lpro. DP. TElN9 .HS3.I EN'D'0'
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

..
this side Of ). .... .. y
other land,
Arkansas n.s only
chalk bluff ID IA. ~.lred
States which viii ma8 Port
land cement.
Arkansas has 21e square
miles of zilc, on which she
took the premium at the
worlds fair.
Arkansas las The only
bauxite deposits vet dis
covered in tL= United States,
with one exceptions
Arkansas has . 100 square
miles of maro,g--tae pink
and black marble being
superior to any knowa.
Arkansas cottoa, both long
and short staple, carried of
the premium at the worlds
fair over all the whole world.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

moon 1t has soo5,
getting full occa.I
# a man ljcLs 4
that smote him ,tI
he can't smite the s,.
licked him.
If people were {,
to express all Their /
in words or keep %.
versatlon would 500,
a lost art.
Sharp County record., 1898-04-01

sITlsc.. VI L.; cL.yr=.- : f-TL. "a .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
&Yer Fifty Years.

BOWS SOOTHING SYRUP
for over fifty years by
Ehers for their child1en
/, with perfect success.
bid, softens the gums,
rs wind collie, and is
diarrhes. It will
Etle sufferer imme-
: ruggists in every |
twenty-five cents
nd ask for "Mrs
Syrup" and take
5-26fx1y !
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
CLERKS SALE.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA
COURT OF COMMON PLEA

COURT OF COMMON Pleas
'0Sn a d., IL. ,Boyd, Maggie Corley. Jesse
p. o9yd, Mary E. Boyd, James W
0oyo and Nathan D. Roberts 20
nsrrle 3. Roberts, Jesse G. Pohorts 10 w.
IEeSton B. Roberts, Matte SlI p ~ ~
Roberts. 70 ~nu Lula l..
IL pursuance of an order of ,bo
- - Gonrt OF Common Pleas. made 'I in
soI. soI aEoee stated case, I will Offer fo- ~
w. w. oeIore the Court House door in j.,
FIRST MONDAY IN NOvEvnpp
next, ne within the legal hours Of saIa at
{ Rnotc iha &C., outcry, TO the highest bi1der. a.
VIZ. sHs 'oi1o"lng described property to
| ~ "All that piece, parcsy o. ,r.o+
o5 laGd lying, being and si,nstn I@ a., in
alr1eld County and State Of So Son,h III
Carol!na, known as the Uomo Piaoa pHu.n
containing Two Hundred and EiIbtv, 'Iue,
acres, more or less, and bynndaJ oS
the north by the estate If rT"uo. "o. vi
WI W;oesSona esSt oy IL lands belonging to the |
ann1h mI1nspo:o Granite Quarry; on the
R eoata = oy lands of y. &. DesPortes
VIM. Boyd" "-' " estate OF
(2) "All that piece. psrce, or troo
OF land situate in the COUNTY and Ststa 4
AFORESAID, containing One HnndreS
ana fltty-fiVe Acres, more Or ess
Known as the Andrews Place sn9
pounded on the north bv lands Of r 2
5tee!e; on the cast by estate Of Wm
Boyd; on the south by lands of r. q a.
pestottes St and James Moore; on the
west oy lands of S. L. Crawford and
the estate of Vim. Boyd.O ''D0 .
~ "Also all that piece. MARCEL or
tracI OF land situate in Fairfield Conn.
y and State aforesaid, containino
fl1ty-nlne and rhree-fourtb Acres
more or less, and bounded on the nor,h a
ny lands OF j. B. Steele: and on the 10 i
east by estate of Wr. Boyd: On the !,
south by lands Of S. L. Crawford: on o
TIE west by lands of J. A. HaoooG ~ ,, +
Vs. ~ Also all that piece, parcel or c,
:rsct OF land lying and situate in the O. O.
Tounty and State aforesaid, containine a,
"o hundred and Eighty-sjA Acres
Hore Or lees, and known as the Mary
5oyd tract, bounded Oh the north by
aGGs OF ". D. Park; On the east by
ands OF n. D. Roberts and S. G. Car. Gu
nan; on the south by lands of the
state Of VIM. Bovd and |. Byrd: ON ON
ne q y |eS' BY lands of 1. Byrd and 6
C) ALSO all that piece, parcel Or
; ,acs of land situate IN the Coontv end nd
Sate aforesaid, containing Eightv.
lree Acres, more Or less, and Known IL
Tie C1urch tract, and bounded on
'e , north by lands of S. c. Carman an -:
ID G. +. scruggs; on the east S. nS" d"
nds Of J: B. Steele; one The south by W s
Iu' ia ps OF j. A. Hagood and estate of !
M; m; BOYD; or the west by lands of I, N
TERMS OF SALE. -
"1he above described tracts of land SALE
be sold separately, and for cash ASH Wi,
!e purchaser Or purchasers to NV FJE
al necessary papers" -
-, r. II. JENNINGS. mex
Jes; 18th, 1898. C.C.P. FC pub
LO.13td - W the
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
BUCK LICK IT'S.
Quo Vadis.

The high waters recently on tn
river and creek did considerable
epage to the crops planted in tn,
bottom lands.
The farmers are busy gathering
.eteels cotton, bat the low prices give
them no encouragement to plant heavy
crops Of it next year. One Of our
farmere has decided not 10 plant a
hillof it.
Mr. N. A. Peay has been verv uu-
sSell for some time, but We are clad
70 learn that be is now imprevipg.
Dr. Team, in going out from Ridge
way so,see him last week, came near
having serious time Of it in the
creek between Messrs. 3. F. Casge1s,
aud Peay's. The creek was up, and
me doctor attempted to cross and in
dong 50. lost his medicine case and
nag e very unpleasant time of it all
,ronnd - A''
". Bray returned to her
come sone rs ago from Hopkins
Where she PAS been for the past ten
weeks Hussing sick sister. :
49, Fare is at home now :
ASed ones. He has I
aPs, Florida, for several
ID from his appearance it F
a. he agreed very much with +
"a NJ. &. P. 6,
| 4
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
CAERK'S SALE.
SLATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.

LII.
! coURT OF COMMON PLEAS
LAURA ). Pagett, as Administrators q
| ooe Estate of John N. Paeett. de-
| ceased, The Carolina National Ranl
OF Columbia and Columbia PhoS'
| Pnate Poa company vs.. William II.
ppagett' Mary e. Page;t, Susan c.
nase.t' John 7. Pagett, Elizabeth G.
HHagett' Robert II. Pagett, Mildrei +
p. fasett, Walton P. Pagett, Name
rageit and Susan r. Pagett.
Susan r. Pagett vs.. William u
PPageu' Mary G. Pager. Susan T.,
66agett, John T. Pagcit, Elizabeth G
p'seu' K2o': II. Pegetr, Walton P.
pas''t' Niid:en 3. T,ge t, Nancy
T"y-,f, The C4-oii:;a Na;ion, Rani
ana l. uf' i. Pey-;t. "s Ad0,iu;,Ira.
"f ':'': f<-iai- of ~! ard sinonl,r
&c 'I-h'S s.'u crpti!>. .,,.d. a,,1
."''''s '''''"!'" n. payet:, dccea:ed.
N pH":nanc" "f AN os.:er .f ,ne
~ - tonF' of common Pea, made il
llle ABOVE stated case, I will offar tor
Sale' sale before the Court House door ~ ~
Wlnnsboro, S. c., on the ' -
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
n next, Witain the legal hours of sale. |
at puollc ou'cry, to the highest bidder
wit: property 10
l. - All that tract. piece and parcel OIL
lsno Go situate. lying and being in the
county Of Fairfield, in the State Of
I@ 10ath Carolina, about nine miles from
~lnnsboro, containing w
FIVE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
A; Acres, more Or -sss, adjoining lands of
5nos. True, Baylis E. Elkin, John r
oroom' Thomas F. Broom and others, :"
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fourth cash and the balance in
luz Two. three and four years. With
ntetest m from day Of sale, and secured .
y oono OF the purchaser and u:rrt-
d a?e oI me premises sold, buildings
e e insured and policy assigned. Par
a. nsser 70 have option to pay more tbanE
ne-iourth or all cash if he 50 des;rrs
Ao 10 pay for all necessary papers
R. H. JENNINGS,
~ Vet: l3!b, 1898. C.C.P.F.C
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
CLERKS S4LE.
sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
VH z -A4ItN 1I4I4U.
COTrpT Hr r11rr1~

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Fl. Tue, Henry G. Tcrs apd .Tu,;a
H11son Us. Margaret D. Cockrel;. William
w: I've, Samue! T.. True. Lula A. Car.
teE, Leonidas 3. True, Cora E. Trne
ana Gu ia 7uS A. True.
sA Pursuance of an order Of The court of
4 common Pleas, maze in the abnya
S.ated case, will offer for sale before tI,ss:
~ G.ur1 House door in Wiunsboro, S. C.onS
flhsI MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
neXf, within tie legal hours of sale ~
Pu;Hc outcry, to tie highest bidder the
ioiio"leg described property. to wit:
4 That certain piece, parcel or tract of
lanG i!lng, being and situate in the Corn-e
y ct fallheid and State of South Carolina. 3
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES
mo or less; in TOWNSHIP Nos. 9 aud:1e
ara bounded By lands Of I. J. Brown and
the estate Of Goodwin Steele lands ~ ~
=. H. Seruggs or his wife. Mary Scrnoca = q.
ana ey lands Of the estate OF Samneir ~
lrue David Cra a8ford and WiltIa n Row
q ana q, Oelag commonly known as the "T6om, Il
rs True lands" 1olu-
icEAs OF SALE.
~ H1e,i!aIt e. q the pu:chase-money to ba
,aIo IN ea:h en- the day of sale and ti,e
2s,aEee 2a1. ae on credit Of one year from said 81
.1y a!i oL SAFE, with interest thereon from
erE ant,n, nay M oI sale at The rate Of eight per Z
,onS 4 nf tba Hea annum, to be secured by fhe
l1ortsage of the premises sod: the mn
Aaser to pay for all necessary panars @ p.-.-. -..
Oct 10, 1898. 1'' = 'GSSGS1SGs, e = = =
10-1Std W. +: Z -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
&'s 'als a'lE F&sSSaEaGSa@8@
The Equitable
LIE Llte Assurance: Society
OF the United States

The management Of ,,.o
;IqG:ao:c Life Assurance soc;sts ts
IN ta:' terri;y IS Gesirous Of sscn-
lns tEe service of 8 man Of csa.
e: and ability TO represent " -
interest with Winasboro S. ssas -
qaartsrs. The right man viii lI1 he
Of cffo5f;fashly 5;fa cdaca.ed IN tie science
srccIs 81 I,ls ~; insurance and the ar: Of
Sns;sslr' SSnscesslr' soliciting. there is no
n ouSIHeSs or profession no; re-
qa!rins capital which is more re.
manerat!ve than life agency
;GonouStee co. viii energy and abii,
.I. correspondence with men
ss VINO desaFe 10 secure psrnanart
emplo?mea: : and are ambitious TO
.: a,,a'n prominence in the profess
son is invited.
. ". J. HODDEY, Mgr.
osn9-9m !, ID %, Rock Hill, s..
SMf2SE2RyES SD --.f-' sfl-1s-s
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1898-11-01
CLERKS sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD =

1 D.
| COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Z Fletcher Ruff rs. I:eacy Howell. phi,l:n
;:cWe;', James Howell, D. A. Howell
/: /; - lowell Thomas Howell / ,osfIs'
h"l,'"' :!i Eoiiy BLIZZARD, Jessie Miles. John
'.', 4dary WGoten, Mamie Tatfs
LIE lie Strickland, Charles Strickland
anH.a !3a Strckland, Lille Strickland
93ass.e Strickland, Viola Strickland
Mo!Gs Z! =, sStriekland, Claud Strickland and
IN pursuance CT an crder Of the .canr+
I OF Coz mon Pleas, made Sn tha a6nrs
Seo SStaCeo case, | will offer for sale. before tf,e
Houtt House door in Winnsboro. S.
f1hsT MONDAYIN NoVE.EBER
ne; :, within the Legal hours IF solo az
puoiic outcry, to the highest bidSessr'sS bidSss' ~
described properly, to wit: S1',
AL lilao certain tract or Darcal f,,nd
SinS' oelhg and sltuats in the County Of
aiming os'ieiit'a' eoii.
0NE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-SlNE
ND 80 ACRES,
more or less. including a. small tTact cFs
twenty-five and $40 Acres. and bcnndad
- tl!s Hor:h by lands DOW or fOrner,v
%nca : nc D! ,Charnell Boney; east by lands
L tne W!dUW Boney and Broom: soutfl bv.
suGs u OF ti!e Widow Nelson and Broom.
u to MssS oy lands now or formerly owned
= 1oHn Seeiy and the Widow Broom: and
filns the tract Of land that belonged ia
Z EoLaSS gass, howell, deceased, ct the time of
TERMS OF SALE.
O;Gns-half Of the purchase.noney TO ha.
nc t1G IN cash on the day or sale. and the
Gaef i t1 deposit the sum of twentv.1i ia "a
lars, y a1 at tie closa of the bidding. witi,
C!2fk Of this Court, IS an earnest ST Of of
olo; ana the balance Of said purchase. q,
'ney on a credit of one year from said
y Oh sale, to be secured by the bcgd of
purchaser ard a mortgage or the
snLses = SOLD. with interest thereon t.nm
q uay OF sale, to be likewise secured by
.oao and mortgage of the purchaser,
oers. ~ Tor ~ necessary
,o+ =. .oo, L. H. JENNINGS.
o.1:ti - i0So' c. c. P. F. C..