Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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and betq But YOUe hae< we feen othr, * fal n san fins Th thto at has gttini shp wo navne been sothrci ed. 'Al falltiseiscnt n ofianbul (Savnahe Ctthis isctore Cno.) -itse cottn thsmarning waseng iam staefor an advance heoughoutaihe tocloi stri'ong, 2. Weoill ave teray's fnil higuesi.i ete sew yh treopened stre.,7t points downti nn and adaned25to3 p7 on. Thadvnc maret thenv tsrell ing,~ and futursneaed othghs atE noo, closing stron, 23 poto ab ont down. It was rumored that the Na. tional Ginners Association would pub lish a bearish ginners report, but this could not be confirmed today. We advise holders to margin theii cotton to safe figures and wait for higher prices. There is a flair demand for cottovr 'the price of January in Newm "ork, basis middling. Janular3 closed today at 17.80. N~OTIC'E OF SALE OF LAND. .State of South Carolina, County of 1-4irfield. In the Court of Common Pleas: .Andrew C. Timms, and W. S. Weir, vs. *Frank Harrison, and S. C. Cathcart -and D. C. Wylic,' Copartners as Cathcart & Wylie, Defendants. By virtue of a Decretal Order ~de in the above entitled cause, --1* offer for sale before the couri se door in Wirmsboro, S. C., or -first Monday in November next between the usual hours of sale, the following described premises, to wit All that certain piece, parcel ox tract of land lying, being and situ ate in the County of Fairfield a not visited Columbia in the pa there is a pleasu.re awaiting y ~ton of South Carolina's largi >ped department store. A st< in publie favor *hrough for rice to South Carolina shoppe re in these forty-eight years ha bgly equipped for service as t s. During the past summer US FAIR WEEK. hndred and sixty-two acres, iinore r less and bounded on the North by ands of Pickett Iand W. R. Doty; on the East by lands of D. W. Ruff;, on the South by lands of Bratton avis and lands of DesPortes, and on the West by lands formerly of S. .Cathcart, and lands of Pickett. Terms of sale are as follows: One tird of the purchase money to be aid in cash, the balance in two eqal, annual installments from the ate of sale, with interest from the ate of sale at the rate eight per ent. per annum, to be secured by1 he bond of the purchaser and a nortgage of the promises sold; or all cash at the option of the prchaser; the purchaser to pay for di1 necessary papers, stamps and re ording. Uggathered crops not, iold JOHN W. LYLES, *C C.C. P.F. C. Dated, October 13, 1921. 29-8k NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND. State of South Caolina, County of Fairfiekl In the Court of Common Pleas. Robert Milton Stevenson, Plaintiff, againstI . H. Ruff, Jr., Defendant. I In pursuance of an order ofth ourt of Common Pleas made in the above case, I will offer for sale be fore th* Court House door in Winnsboro, S. C., on the First Mon day in November, next, within the legal hours of sale, at public outcry o the highest bidder, the following escribed tract: All that piece, parcel or tract of land, lying, being and situate in the ounty of F'airfield, State of South arolina, containing two hundred and 6fty-four and one-fourth acres, more r less, lying on the Western side of p he public road leading from the res idence of Dr. T. G. Douglass to New ope Church, and bounded by lands f Robert G. Simonton, Mrs. Rebec a J. Brice, the said public road, the Yongue lands and other lands of the esa ofRoer Miltn Stevenson. of Vanious Diepartmenms in'U ~si have reorganized anli rei ou convenienice and satisfa ~st department of this bg While the phvtograph S here will give you an'li es. ye deceased, and having such shape, marks and boundaries as are more fully represented on a -plat or sur vey thereof made by T. M. Boul ire, Surveyor, bearing date of the 12th day of December, 1895. Terms of Sale: The purchaser shall pay one-third cash, and the balance in two equal annual install ments, payable one and two years after date of sale, respectively, with nterest from date of sale at the rate of seven per cent per annum, 'nterest payable annuhlly, the credit1 tortion of the purchase price to be securedt by bond and mortgage of the purchaser on said land, which shall contain the usual covenants and conditions. All bidders at the said sale to deposit with Clerk of Court the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100) as evidence of good faith, 'eme to be returned to the unsuc eessful bidders, and as to the success 11 bidder, to be applied on the per chase pric8 of said land. The pur haser to pay for all necessary pa pers, stamps, etc. JOHN W. LYLES, C. C. C. P. F. C. Dated, October 13, 1921. 29-31 TAX NOTICE. In accordance to law, the tax books will open on October 15th for c>lection of taxes and remain open to December 31st without penalty, and for the .month of January one per cent on delinquents; for the month of Februa.ry one per cent ad ditional on delinquents; and for 15 days in March, 1st to 15th, five per cent additional on delinquents; on 'l real and personal property: Mills State purposes .............12 Ordinary county ............4 1-2 Special county..............3 Highway Commission....... Constittftional school .........3 Special Tax for Schools: T rietj No. 1... .. . . . . . 4 District No. 2 ......... 8 District No. 3 .......... 6 lumn a's Largest and blost 1 iqipped, for your greater < tion in shopping, every i stalishment. eillustrations reproduced Leof afew of our newly istrict N:. 5................. 0 istrict N~o. 6.,................ 8 istrict No. 7...............9 istrict No. 8................. 6 istrict No. 9...............9 istrict No. 10...............6 )istrict No. 11...............9 tistric't No. 12...............4 istrict No. 13................. 6 istrict No. 14................. 12 istrict No. 16........ .......1 istrict No. 16................ 15 istrict No. 17...............8 )istrict No18...f............8 istrict No. 19...............2 )istrict No. 20............... 7 istrict No. 21...............6 istrict No. 22...............7 )istrict No. 23........... .... 4 istrict No. 24...............2 istrict No' 25........ ........ 13 istrict No. 26...............2 istrict No. 2'l-....... ........ 10 istrict No. 28...............2 istrict Mo. 29...............2 istrict No. 30........ .......8 istrict No. 31...............8 istrict No. 32...............7 istrict No. 33................4 istrict No. 34...............2 Also one ($1.00) dol!or poll tax on ll male citiz'ens from the age of 21 o.60 years old, and a .eapitation tax f $1.26 on all dogs; also a commu ation road tax of $4.00 on all citi zns between the ages of 18 and 55 yars, except duly ordained ministers nd teachers actually engaged in chool work, and payable from Oct. 5th. 1921. to March 3slt, 1922. Offce will be kept open during le al hours for the collection of same. A. LEE SCRUGGS, Treasurer of Fairfield County. AN ORDINANCE 'o raise supplies for the fiscal year commencing January the 1st, 1921, and ending December 31st, 1921, and to prodide for Electric Lights. Water and Sewerage Bonds. S1te of South CarolfeM, Town of Winnsboro. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aeme..o. the -To.. of Ws..bof p-to-dateSt gnipped departments, you m > fully, realize and appreciate ortment. of new merchandise, ;he stocks, the extremely reas he exceptional service that 3 our disposal. Come in Fair Week, OctoIb nake yourself known to us. It ndeed, to show you through th in council met, and by authority of the same. Section 1. That for the purp'ose of raising suppl'ies for the year com mencing January 1st, 1921, and end 'ng December 31st, 1921, and to pay interest on $10,000.00 Electric Bonds, $50,000.00 Water Works bonds, $20, 000.00 Sewerage bonds and $10,000. '0 additional Electric Light bonds -of th Town of Winnsboro, and to cre ate a sinking fund to pay the one fortieth part of the principal of said bonds, a tax for the same and 'in thej manner hereinafter mentioned is he reby levied and shall be raised and paid into the treasury of the Town for the use and service thereof, that is to say: Seventeen (17) mills adl valorum on -every dollar of the value of. all property, real and personal, within the corporate limits ci the Town of Winnsboru,~ to be distribut ed as foflows, to wit: Three dollars to be paid by every male inhabitant of the' Town of Winnsboro between the ages of six teen and fifty .years in lieu of work ing the streets of the said town of Winnsboro, except college students and other exceptions as provided for yState law, - Section 2. All taxes assessed and , payable under this ordinance shall be payable between the 1st day of No vember, 1921, and thie 1st day of Jan uary, 1922, and all taxes and penal ties remaining on the 1st day of January, 1922 shall be collected by distress or otherwise, as now provid ed by law, together with all legal costs, Seection 3. When taxes -assessed and charged against any property shall not be paid on or before the 1st day of January, 1922, a penalty of 15 per cent thereon shall be ad ded to the amount so assessed and charged on taxes by the Town Treas urer, and if the said taxes and pen alties shall not be paid at once, the same shall be treated as delinquent taxes of and upon the property of the person owning the said property to be collected by distress, or by pt lst pay usa visit the wonderful as ~he high quality of onable prices, and re have placed at er 24th-2Sth, and will be a pleasure, store. or otherwise, as provided by law Done in Council this 4th day% October, A. D. 19p1, and with ~ corporate seal of the said towrn a fixed. C. A. ROBINSON, Maywr. Attest. H. E. Ketchin,. Clerk. ADDITIONAL HOFFMAN -FEATURES. Hoffman Clothes Prs Machines protect theh of the presser, as well as customer. Thiey sterilize gar ments with live hot steamt and eliminate all chancs of infection from germ-ladee clothing or filthy diseaecr rying pressing rags. It is ipossible to. scorch. .burn or shine a garment with the Hoffman press, -as are heated exclusively steam and cannot become ov erheated. This feature saves 'many dollars which would be paid out in adjusting claims. and keeps customers satisfied. The padding is at all times sufficiently dry to prevent saturation of the garment. yet during the- pressing operh ation, it remains moist enough to prevent the gaz' ment from drying under pressure, and shining. After pressure is relieved, and head is raised, the garment is ouickly dried. cooled and "set" by applying the vac uum. Give us a trial. Phone 110. J S. GRAHAM. A Good Physic. When you want a physic that is mild and gentle in effect, easy t. tak'e and certain to act, take Cham berlain's Tablets. They are exed