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F5OM TUE gggag MLL, ftem Page One) ~i Ge.t tie -babit affoing to church y. are Ceating yourself ut of ife's richest pleasure, and life's on tue happineu-. a, a. sphial: Get * 4f Your careless, indif * riej hopeless, helpless, Undhapy lifa by getting r'gM with God. Serg are two churches in the 00munity to welcome you each Sun Each pastor and congregation Will give you a warm welcome at eek and every service. You are "t 4iving yoursel, your community, yor State, your nation or your God a square deal if you refuse to sup port the ntitution that gave you a eat free homeland. Think it over at one and act quickly. The churches wil lok for you next Sunday. NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND. ate of South Carolina, County of 1sirneid. In the Court of Common Pleas: Arew C. Timms, and W. S. Weir, vs.. Eank Harrison, and S. C. Cathcart, ed D. C. Wylie, . Copartners as -tbert- & Wylie, Defendants. By virtue of a Decretal Order wad, in the above entitled cause, I -U - fer for sl before the court house door in Winnsboro, S. C-, on N, rat Konsy in Namber next, between the usual hours of sale, the jpnowing described premises, to wit: Al that certain piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situ - dai he County of Faire&d mad State aforesaid, containing three hundred and sixty-two acres, more r less and bounded on the North by lands of Pickett and W. '. Doty; em the East by lands of D. W. Ruff; em the South by lands of Bratton DUvis and lands of DesPortes, and em the West by lands formerly of S. C. Cthewart, and landa of Pickett. Terms of sale are as follows: One Vird of the purchase money to be paid in assh, the balance in two equal, annual installments from thi date of sale, with interest from the -ato of sale at the rate eight per - ent. per annum, to be secured by the bond of the purchaser and a mortgage of the premises sold; or .)r all cash at the option of. the - -ame ; the purchaser to pay for aft necessary 'p'ers, stamps and re eerding. Urgathered crops not sold JOHN W. LYLES, C. C. C, P. F. C. .Dated, October 18, 1921. 29-31 NOTECE OF SALE OF LAAND. * State of South Carolina, County of Fairfield. In the Court of Common Pleas. * W. B. Wright, Plaintiff vs. Kate Wolling and Julius H. Weil & Company, Defendants. Gout of Common Pleas for Fairfield -Pursuant to an order of the County, in the above entitled cause, dated November 6th, 1914, I will sell at public -outcry, to the highest bid der, before the Court House door in Wlansboro, South Carolina, .on the First Monday in November, 1921, the following described land: Ag that tract or plantation of land containing one hundred thirty Tso agres, more or less, lying, be - ng and situate in the County and * State aforesaid, near Feasterville, S. C., on McClure's Creek,'and bounded wow nr formerly as follows: North By lands of John Cockrell; -East by lands of Peter Feaster; South by lands of estate of Dennis Legg, de reased;. and west by lands of estate i Denis Legg. Terms of Sale: Cash, The pur-, dhaser to comply with sale promptly and pay for all papers and the re -cording of same. JOHN W. LYLES, C. C. C. P. F. C. - October 1g, 1921. 29-31 Bo Gain a Good Reputation. "The way to gain a good reputa 1tioja Ia to endeavor to be what you! -appear. That is precisely the man -mer ja which Chamberlain's Cough emedy has gained its reputation-as - .6 ece (9r coughs, colds, croup and .ghooping .cOUgh. Every bottle that baa- ever been put out by the manu bacturers has been fully up to theh hih standa4 of etecellence claimed for it. People have found that it ftis pleasanzt and safe~ take. 1 FOR SALE-Coker's pae stai Fuigum oats bright a: 'clean ati $1.00 per -bushl, in nea 5-busheil sacks- MEa.v. Doty. H 28-t -TAX NO In aecoedanc to law, th f boos will open on October 15th for collection of taxms and remain open to December 31st without penalty, and for the month of January one per cent on delinquents; -for the month of Febrary one per cent ad ditional on delinquents; and for 15 days in March,. 1st to 15th, fve per cent additional on delinquents; on 11 real and piedenal preperty: Mills State purposes .12, Ordinary county .......... 41-2. Special county .. -'......... 3 Highway Commission .... . Constitu'tional school ........ 3 Spcial Tax for Scboos: District No. 1.. ...------ - 4 District No. 2 .............. 8 District No. 3 ...... ......... 6 District No. 4........ .-.- 4 pistrict No. 5............... 0 District No. 6............... 8 District No. 7...............-- - 9 District No. 8..---...- --- -.. ( District No. 9..............-- -- 9 District No. 10.................. 6 District No. 11.............. 9 r)istrict No. 12.............. District No. 13...............6 District No 14............. District No. 15............. District No. 10..............i District No. 17.............. Distrc No.1 ............8 Di No.19 . . 2 Di trict No. 20............... I District No. .21............... District No. 22...............I District No. 23........... .... 4 District No. 24.......6 District No. 25............... 12 Distric 1 No. ............. 2 District No. 27............. 10 District No.28............... 2 District 6. 29............... 2 District No. 30.............- .. District No. 3 ......... .. District No. 32................. 2 District No. 33.............. District No. 6.................. 2 Also one ($1.00) dollar poll tax or all'male citizens from the age of 21 to 60 years old, and a capitation ta of $1.25 on all dogs; also..a commu tation road tax of all citi zens between ages of 8 a d 5 y ears o, ex a aduly rned c inistes I and o hers actually en1aged i I school work, and payable frm Oct 15th. 1921, to March 31st, 1 Office will be kept open d le gal hours for the collection of me A. LEE SCRUGGS, Treasurer of Fairfield County. AN ORDINANCE To raise supplies for the fiscal year commeneing January the 1st, 1921, and ending December 31st, 1921, and to provide for Electric Lights, Water and Sewerage Bonds. Stasate of South Caredaa, Town of Winnsboro. Be it ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Winnsborc in council met, and by authority of the same. Section .1. That for the purpose of raising supolies for the year com mencing January 1st, 1921, and end ng December 31st, 1921, and to pay nterest on $10,000.00 Electric Bonds, ~50,000.90 Water Works bonds, $20,. 000.00 Sewerage bonds and $10,000. 3 additional Electric Light bonds of the 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 the malner hereindfter mentioned is hereby- levied and shall be raised and paid into the treasury of the Town or the use and service thereof, that is to say: Seventeen (17)i mills ad valorum on every dollar of the value of all property, real and personal, within the ecorporate limits of the Town of- Winnsboro, to be distribut ed as follows, to wit: Three dollars to be pa~id by every male inhabitant of the Town of Winnsboro between the ages of six.' teen and fifty years in lieu of work ig the streets of the said town of Winnsboro, except college students and other exceptions as provided for y: State law. Section 2. All taxes assessed and payabl6 under this ordinance shall be~ pa~yable between the 1st day of No vember, 1921, and tlie 1st day of Jan uary, 1922, and all taxes and penal ties remaining on the 1st day of anuary, 1922 shall be collected by listress or otherwise, as now pnevid d by law, togetber with all legal Seetion 3. When taxes ssessed md charged against any property hall not be paid on or before the Est day of January, 1922, a penalty f 15 per cent thereon shall be ad led to the amount so assessed and arged on taxes by the Town Treas irer, and if the said taxes and pen Ities shall not be bald at once, the ame -shall, be treated as delinquent axes of and upon the property of le upon anM " or otherwise, as Done in CouncB October, A. D.h corporate sea' o the fixed. C. A' Attest: H. E. ADDITIONAL FEA Hoffman ing Machines protec health of the presser, as the customer. They gar ments with 1iv seam and eliminate a[ of infection .from clothing or ti rying pressng it is im - burn or shine a the Hoffman p are heated byf steam and ov erheated. This ves many dollars w paid out in) and keeps 6d The paddin~ sufficiently saturation of" yet during the atibn, it enough to ment from. pressure, and pressure Is head is ralse& is quickly drie "set" . by a uum. Give us 110. J S. G 44 AGe When you want. mild and gentleln take and certain to berlain's Tablets. lent. How Better Th The question he what way are superior to thi d and liver pills? to take and- tdr e6 - that one hardly xelfs produced by a M.e&im.L not only move time wk prove the appetite - the digestion. - NOT All persons. are trespass in .any nup oi A. C.-Timma and. er by hunting, fisbiu straw or allowg Ce~~ on said lands. Vipstts rU~ ose cuted to the fulls t the law. S. 31-33. " JIM GOLEY J. H. Gibson e ld! ocunty, wa derulla by H. P. Rootsm to} hold. an inghest im Goley, who u& some. Goley lived alone~, seen - about '11 daysag. found' dead in his bed on hisf sie with ti~hf heed hsef.handand to theI of a double barrele ~ lodiding Shotgun. He had o l cote with the e~rceptionshe vieh were by the be~$his over-i coat. The most: Jo act in then case was that the ghas in an upright .position leainst the bureau, Dr. J. E ~a~,Jr.,, who examined the m~an, .said that he rhad been deia least 11i days. The coroner's~ brought in' a verdict that Jim h ad comef to his death by gnhtwounds at his own han~ds. Goley was 57 yeas old. and un-i married. He is sure ed by ot brother, Ed Goley, @1olahnnha. NOTICMI ' - Notes is hereby glNoa that oiIg inal certificate an=bess . (2) ene share, of the Fairfield -grIesItural Society, dated January3, 19 , Is sued to D. R. Coleman hasn lost or destroyed andiuir uner igned wfil apply to said #etfor s new eertifieate s day of "Do You Save Your Pennies?" Our suggestion is that you let us help you save them. Following list wilhelp: Tall pink Salmon 2 for 25c Tall Carnation m 2 fr25c 16 lbs Sugar - $L00 4 lbs Snowdrift - 63c Confectionery Sugar lb 15c Annt Jemima Buckwheat - 22c 8 cakes Export Soa Y5 Come in and look over our prices on merchandise You will be surprised when you learn how muchrmoney you can save Winnsboro. Mills Store "The Store That Service Built"