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THE NEWS AND IEllEMLD. WINNSIIORO, S. C. WA TURDAY, Noverabex13, : 18 it. M'ACNS D1A 18, ITOUio. 0)NO. S. IB-iNOLDH. A$SOCTATH RmoiT JlA)N KELLY is CATUIIINI FITs FRC .everybody oVer Bn I ,cock's deelat. 9 are: tiad li. deserve it. Til. RADrCAS .JVST NOW AlmE gral fying their malice by abusing Senat, jaiamnpton. They are virtuoutslyd ndi halt because he called Joli Shernui :a liar. ULYsSEs S. GR.NT, JIlt., WosI e -gagemOnt to a dajiuglter of thei honianl king, lloo(1, was brokenl of: a .months ago, has just Imarriedit a daug ter of ex-Senator Chail-e, of Coliona GARFIELD OUIl rTo in lie is a member of Congreos, a 13 Ui4 States Senator elect irom Ohio. Il Preshent elect of the Unite( i att 110 is a solid Muldooni, three 1ubmd and tweity-ineii. ACCORDING To 'Till it,'. EN vix South Carolina, the exces of t0,iE:1 over males is over. teen tho: I A fewyears ago the exc. was se tehnm thousand. Cheer up lulies; .he figures are ecuou raging. A CHICAGO FIC1 GO-T UP A CORCN on pork a year ago, made a iiilli< and lost throo million, bmt had i grit to go on buying, and recenmt cleared out stock at a not profit of foi million dollars. Arnopos or 'rij; iIxo(srr(o-'ON break up the Solid South10, the .Nc York Wprli peCrineintly says that in .Solid South there is strength agaim Radical encroachments, While ia divi ed South would fall an easy pre Ilereii is food oir thought. A NAVAL OFFICIER OF 111I0 RAI Shows that the Navy of the unit, States is powerless to contend ag'aii a foreign fleet, andl that all our pot are at the mercy of an invading squa ron. In less than two weeks' ioti any of our Atlantic cities might captured by a few iron-clads fro Halifax or Cuba. A cheerful pr' Peet. GItoiuma A:.u'i':o TJOwVNsrEND sA the Radicals intentd to devotO paric ar attention to South Carolina, Lou.i ana, Florida and Mississippi. 1 them devote if they wish. INothii they can do will ever make us subr to the thieving governments we lnd the past, while, inl our1 opiion, iV I Rads get on too high ia horso the I depeildent voto North will dron themn in a tidal wave in 1882 simil to that of 1874. It behooves boIh i, ties to be on 1thh- good bohavlior. '1h will be closely watehied. T'in Naw YOlIC ASun classe's t h onse as consist ing o f I.'2 Ilepublica and 141 opplositionI. Thius g'ives M[aino Orcnbacker's amid t he 1i0 lIhat~t Sumit h, of' Ih-ooklyn , I ud.'pen ent, to the .1emuuocrats, and tour .1 somuriGroenbackers to the liepublicai Onu the contrnarv, it is said thie hl so11uris will veto with tihe Dem crats. This would make the I lou stand 1.18 Itepubliicans and1( 1 15 oppo; lion. A few'~ doubttul districts i change this result. l"IRANcIC Ix UNlIfnI~u1N(G lisR ieriol tersq haive niot comoi downa fr'om wa'lls of Paris, betore th 1w emrry min tryv whlich succededl his Imws a l-o gonei theo boardl. (uannhet ia is thie tir,.4 i: of France no0w, but1 lie ims sernimhii ordecr 411at lie may hiaw no eii ght1Ii carry when he run ms (or (lhe I ri'*h cy. It is a quest ion whel b. r' hl shirk thP respionibilityv any'. i'a-e ]las admuinistr'ationt wvonhl be' ;:ie Tmi1, F'o.Ow11i m..Sr vi-:: wi nI. II \ De)laware. l'loridai. (;sorgia. F~ ri, Northu ':arolinia, (>rii:on. m, C3arolinat, ''xas andu \\0 -i .i ana11, 'l'iiessee, \'irgi jia, (';:ilij jog1 ]nudiania, Ohio, a tota o(11 f th irtv-.s 10I Nvadl andtt TeC11Qnnss elect Ilim crats this wvill g'ive t hirty--eight, ma11 ing a tie, without Alahlone or I )av D)avis. Thle aut ter will generia1lly vt with the Deimocra1ts, antd thie torm 'wil I(15nsr D~emnocrtIic supr)'&leay the Senato lor' two years to comie. N so muitch of a W aterloo~ after all c:ratic victoryicaused a panilie in WV Street, while every fav~orable inidi< tion for Garftield: sent stocks botoir In (his way t imIid capital isis were ikiceed to vote (lie lladical t icket . the v'ery (lay after the electioni I m~arket tumbled disaistroushy, andI huasnu't gone back yet to old prie. TPho whole tintg was IL inge elect i< cering scheme eniginueered by thle I inheuhato fInanclir, John Shermi TIho best part of it is that a number guIleless Radoicals, believing inii sincerity of the thinmg, Invested pri heavily before thie election-, ant14icip lng a decidedet boom1 after the truitun~ oIf Rlepubhlecan ism was assu red. they paid up the margins they (dulged ini curses deep) anmd loud, o' the way they had been taken Served thema right.. -The popuition of IBroolyn, ,cording~ to the official figures,'Is $6 689. 'his niunber' Includes one Inl dred anmd eighteen Chinlmese ando twen Subscribe to Tm:E NEws AND Ii ALD, STATE 01 SOUTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF FATIHFIELD. 13. Hlawlov Robertson, As Executor o 0. the Last W ill and 'Testninent of ,oss( Wirilck, 1)cceased, Plaitiffl' againis Elizabeth Wirick and Others, De foidants. IN pursuance of an order of the Cour f o o nmon Pleas, mado in the O above-stated ease, I will ofir for sah bolore the Court I louetdoor inl Winns boro, oin the first Monday in Decom be next, within the legal hours o Ssale, at plblic outcry, to the higlics bidder, the follo wing-desci'bed prop er'ty, to wit: All those certain pieces, parcels 01 raicts of land ly iI, beino' tond it uatt iln tihe Count v of airiichl, in the State of' Soth Catr'lina, containing inl the Sw'hlolte Ifteeni hundred acres, moro oi v less, bouided-by lands of J. S. CIa>. hi- 'poll, 1. It. Rtobortson, Thomas ! 0. :-mith. Elizabeth Wirick, 0. F. Chap plll. iliis o'raddick, It. N. Lowrance T :ad others, anld having such slhapses l1utri but is and boundaries as are mvore ftllly ;.shovun oil a plit, of resur oy o thereof inade by B. HI. Rtobertsoi - .1). o.. ow hetst clay of' December, A .A. 1). 1."',-. mid nowv Oil fle inl thle :oflle of the Clerk of the court 01 Conanlon Phea. of '1h ,',1vt'v-m1enltion'd lind has been CS diidu 1 into 11erl raels, and thesc t1to will ( "Old separaely, as fo. - w , the ''lloe Plaoc," conl o aiing oe hinIred ad ninefy acrles, MnOrM or les. 11. Tract 1, thle ''Taylor Place," Con. Aic taining oneo h11unidred and forty-five 1 0ar'S, 1101e or. less. Ill. T "rac (, the "Piney Woods Plaeontinig ono huindred and eighy acesmore or. lesgs. V. Trat I), tho ''Marlin Place, conitailiIing one h11uni'dred and tel acres, 1110r1 or le-ss. R) V. Tract'u. E, the "Jacob Virick wV; Plate'," containilg wo htndred ind a iph 11 ces, mor l o ess. V I. Tratt . the ''Oermann Wirik 11P1:1co," coitainlinl1g one luldred and ' wenllty-eivet acr'es, more or less. Y- V'll. h'.rat G., the "Cook Plce, con)(iling ole h11(1r1ied Iltid twoelve aeuas, moe or loiSd, It Vll Tract, It. (he ''Old 110om1 1d aIc," colitaoining two huindred and t bl fy-eight Iaresl, mor-e or less. 03 TEnMUS OF SALE.: 1-One-third of thle puil-chase-monley to ebe lurid inl ensh, and fthe. balanlec. inl two Ioequatl annual instainents From day of' Salo, with interest, froml said day, imya11 Wibe a1111nn1h ally nil thle whole 'of, Mhe s- prilcipil arnid interest shall ie paid the pirchaser to give For ilwlu bah-inuce a bonid secur'ed by a iort'a1'e' of the vs proilises sold, 1111 to pay Yer all neces j Clerk's Ofilce, W. Ii. KEm, et, Winnsboro, S. C., C. C. C. P. F. C. .Nov. 12, 1880. niov 13 CLI:RK'S SA L1E. io STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1- COUNTY OF PAIRFTElJ). n William C. Bee & Co., Plainti l's, vs. r Jamies W. Law ccI al., Dee'onldiits. I.- IN puicr -siuic of' a supplelInienal or le. of saile, 11111de inl tile above en titled action, I will sell at, public out cry, to .h. highest bidder, before the hie tourlt Ilus door0 101 ini Winnsboroi, on as t3h~efrst Moniday' in Deccinhier next, willhui the l'gal hoiurs 01f sale, the 1W1 IClowing dscibehd propertv, to wit: v. All t hat pi~ce, par 'ecl 01' tra'uct o1 (i- 11ai1 , and thle houses(3 thereion S fitate, - lvi.ng, 1be1ing and( situa to ini the town of \\nisoi the Cinhh' iil ounity 'o igairl S(t'll Start'e oforsaidtwi co'taiig fo.v o- the oth by lsfotely-be'lonineI -Swnat an O11( . it. 'I holnpsonl, and1( on1 thle we''(st by lands of the estate of .tes II. A liants ; exct in g and) re) Serv'ing' out of' suaid hand1( such:1 parl'Cs therof as1 1 hiave het'oforiIie bwen, or* be 'ty b, Prior to Sid dtI o sale, sohi I - by d1ames II1. H io', Esqj.,' inl purI1suan~ice ol in 1)1ni'r heroeforre Ilt te in said .ain, llt(4 dat 1 eth Oc oe, 1877. Th'e lid ont in suitble bulildhing ltst, and Sa phi.' tteel t()ideii whchiwillibe I oe for inpelona the laws' onley tof a.. Ili- ,hn n 1. lion; t Ian a l:1 c iti 1. a lt' the ' lot ' conta ig the delliner T-h e wi be it st. ht(r*ii .'ni 1( tI V a o t'- lul'h e li'i tha s money1 to 'ht- Ii inv ash for- ahe balanhe a ci'edi al (n 'dOIworyar 01' th ay r ii 'h-, iakbe in11 (ial', )' ann Illli .ill N m se~l ao motg ag (e1'f the tm its - -l h W))V'.til~ '14. I1 Kil Elliat' i a - lih-r i)'4 O cice fli . C.ns Mo.a i. n .i. Nove . 10, iliso, r' t le ih i D. la' l i ek, ()laii ll',g agans li'irnk l he li(' 0ke and O lt IDefenldanty 's. pursliuance1( of ang order~' of1the "ll tiout of ComhiinonII Pslea made In m bveae eads(1(1ei/(II 114 willoferdfo Oiinebor hino'(1 tehrstIMonay in o- Q111., ii ('oblic out1 ry, to4 thliie i r. e)1stlWt bidder, 3' t i' ollingdsrlied~' AsprYiiopt, wilit:y1111I t hl i a-i the t'pice, arel or tfrat of111atul 1.)lying, teg aulne 1itat invte Co) uct ' ars eo lanea1011ses, all b oded b .tVhuulsoo S.1. Stevenson. Mr. L'. 1" ( 's.o cr, intest o Jifgh ilne-,ano. m1- thinsed ain 011'hie.sbigte it NJ~iJ1?JER &On~icu - STATE O.F SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FARFIELD. William A. Clarke and James A. Clarke, Executors, Plaintiffs, vs. William M. Clarke and Others, Do fendants IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Common10) Pleas, made in the above stated case, I will offor'for sile, before the Court House door iI Winns1boro, Onl the first Monday InI December next, vithin the legal hours of sale, at. public outory, to the highest bidder, tho following described prop erty, to wit.: First, a certain tract, contaiilinq twentv-seven acres, known as the '"tGalrrick tract,'' iving. being amid sit nto on the waters of Morris' Crk, in Towhip No. 10, in the County of Fairfield, and bounded by Jands of Daniel Scott, 1. 11. Duflose, Ellen R. Garrick, other lanls of Iounry Clark, and by the Winnsboro road ; second, a certain tract, containing fiur hiu.i dred and fifxy-two icros, inr. or- less, known as the "' liuiter tract,'" lviif being and situate on Sawnev's Creefi in Township No. 8, in the County of Fairfield, and bounded by lands of AMrs. Sallic A. Mleatis, ]Howell Ed munds and John T. Johnsoi ; third, at cerain tract, known its the "Arledge tract," coitainmiig three huindied and t wenty-six acres, more or less yingip being and situnate inl Township No. 6, iI the County of Fairfield, anid bouinld edl by' auds of' Johm J. Nelson, Hlu ben hell and Beiijain Cloud; fourth, a certain tract, being the lower hilf of the "'Wirick tract," containing one liidred acres, lore or less, lying, being 1111d situtate oi thie waters of the IMorris' Creek, in Townsship No. 9, in fihe County of Fairfield, and bounded by lands or I. J. Ailmrbin, T'Jhorimis N1ia)rboroughm, lii's. Ilundrick and oth ers. A plat of the above described tracts of land will be exhibited on the day of sale. TEnMS OF SALE: OnC-third of the purchase money to be paid inl cash, anmd tle purlcliaser or purchaseIs to give their bonds for tie balance, secured by a mortgage of the preuises Sold, payable in olie and two years, with iiterest from the day of sile. Puirclasers to pa for papers. Clerk's Oflico, W. 11. KEltR, Winmsboro, S. C., C. C. C. P. F. C. Nov. 11, 1880. nov 13 CLERIK'4 isALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Mary Ellen Harrall and Others, Plain I IS, agaiist Charlotte it. Dunliap nld Others, Defendants. IN plursuatiice of ain order of the Couri-t o(" Commiiioni Peas, madfe in the above-stated case, I will offer for sale before tle Court, louse door in W innsboro, on the first Monday in December iext., within the legal hours of" sale, at public o0ttery, to tle high (st bidder, the follow ing-described propet y, to wvit: AIl that piece, parcel or tract of land lying, being and situnate in the Couimly of Fairtleld, iii the State of Souti Carolina, contaiinmg one hundred aind eighteen aeires, iinore or less, repie rmiited bv the letter C on a plat of re survey miade by ii. II. lfobertson,~ .. . ,oni thle It~ih duay of Jinmuary, A . D). 1879, of" the lands of" Thoiins' liiiihard soin, deced~l~ , and~ liavinhg such shiapes, miarks, buitts and1( bouniidiest as are inor~e f'ully" shownt on the said plat. TEluMS 0OF SA I.E0 One-Ithiird of" the pulrchase-muonev to be p:ndc ini caish, andit thle balance in' two ellina iiliannul iust al ments froin thle (day of" sale, with interest from said (day, payable annually until the wihole ot" the pincipalI and inuteirest shall be paid ; the purchaser to give for" such balance a biond secmuired by a mortgage of" the pro~emiises sold, and to pay for" all Clerk's Oitlie, W. 11. KEIRR Win nsbor~o, 8. (C., C. C. C. P. F.'C. Nov. 12, 1880. niov 13 CLERK' S ALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, OOUJNTY OF FAIIrFIELD. Jamies (1. Mc(ants, Admn'r., liainiti"' vs. Saling'' Wolfe and Other~s, Defeni dlants. IN pursuanc of all ord(er of the C. ot' of Cmmon Plevs, mnade ini thie abovo st ated case, [ will otl'or for" sale betoreo the Court lionso dloor in W innisboiro, on thme ih'st Moniday ini D eceinbeir ne(x I, withlin thme legal hour~s of salce, at public out erv, to thle highl est. bidder, thle followinig described prioperty, to wiit: tract of" land. contaiining three hmndired and mmlsevenIteen ai ire(s, miore or" less, gen cmraIly knownii i as thle "'Shurley, or" In stit ut ion P lace,'' situate, lylng" and~ be'ing in t he County of" FairlIiel and thie State aforiesa.idc. about three niiles southwest ot thme Iowni of' Winnsboro, on I ih south side of", amid adjoiing, the pubhl ic ioadl lead4img tfrom tire towni of W innmsboro to (lie llell's mill road, bouinded by other lanids )1ow owned0 by I le said Smaling Wofe 8. llaruch amid othersi". . 'EmIMs OF SALE: Onie-tiiird of' the litchaisO money to be p aid ini cash, thle bala nce upomn ia cre0( it of omie and~ two years n'Iom tho day otf sale, in t wo equal inmst al ments, withm imierest from the day of" sale, paiyablle annualinly, to be s'curi edl by bond of" pnchaser aimd imoirtgage of" thle premiises. 'Purchaseir to pay for Papnis. W. II. K ElC ilH t lerk's Oflice, C. C. C. P. F.'C. Wumiisbor~o, S. C., iNov. 11, 1880. nocv 13 CLEK'S SA LE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAiI"FIETLD. Mairy Ellenl Itarr~ali and (Ot hers, Plaini titis, against James Maiin, D~efen dant. jN pur msnmec of an or~deri of thme Courit otf Comimon P'leas, :ma-le ini the abov~e staited case, I will oibr for sale, b~efoire thie Conrt. I louse door in \\ nmmshoiro, oni the irst Moonday in D ecember ntext , wit hin (lie legal h'ours ot" smale, at publlic outerv , to the high. est bidder, (lie folloin mg dlescilbed p~roplerty, to wit: All thamt certin pice, p~arcel Oir iract of' hmd1( lyi ng, bein," and situtate ini thme County oft F'airhel , 1mn the State of" South" Caroinma, contaiing one hll dried mpmd seventy-flyco acres, nmor~e or' less, and lbounded on fiho north1 by . lads of' thle estate of" Joseph "Van ihn, (deceased, on (lie east by lanids ot"f 'elin J. Neil, on thle son'th1 by lands of GOicrue W . Cr~aiw fantnnndAon th m e.. . by lands of John Tayloi -and Fraik Bsrown, THR318'OF BALM: One-third 6f the purchase m1oney to be paid in cash, and the balance in two equal auinual lnstall'nonts from day of sale, with interest from said (liy, pay able annually, 1intil' the whole of t.he principal and Interest shall be pald; the putcliaser ttgive for such balaineo a bond secured by a mortgage of the promise8 sold, and to >av. for all neces, sary papers. -w .i. KER, Clerk's Office, 0. 0. C. P. F". C. Winnsboro, S. C. Nov. 11, 1880. 11oV 13 CIAIt K'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. G. 13. Lamar, et ux, et al., Plaintiffs, vs. J. M. uttitland and C.-D. Ford, Executors of Will of N. A. Pcay, De ceased, Defendants. ][N pursuaneo of an ordor of the Court of Common Pleas, mado in the above statod cano. I will offer for sale, before the conit-houso door in Winnsboro, on tlio first Monday in December next, with in the legal hours of salo, at public out. cry, to the highest, bidder, tho following described property, to iit: All that cortain tract of land, situate, lying and being in the County of Fair field, in theSlate of South Carolina, con. taining twolvo hundred and seventy-five Rorens, Anoro or less. and bounded on tho north by lands recently belonging to the estato of N A. Peny, dieconsed, known as tho "Dutchman's Creek Place," on the east by lands purehased at the sale of said eotato by John H. Catheart and E. W Haynes, on the west by lands belonging to the estate of Strother Tidwell, de ensd, Iand on the smoith by lands belong ing to Samuel Dixon- said tract being commonly known as the "(rahamni Place,. A," of the estate of N. A. Pony, deceased. TERMS OF SA LE : One-third of the purchtso- money to be paid in cash inmediately upon the close of tho bidding, for the balanco a credit of one and two years front th (lay of sale, the purchtaser to give his bond for said balance with interest thereon from thi day of sile, secured by a mortgage of the premises sold, and to pay for aill necessa ry papers, and in caso of a failure to com ply with said teris, the land to be imme diately resold, at which re-sale the first purchaser's bid will not again be taken, and .the land to be continually resold as he-reinbeforo mentioned until a purohaser do comply. W. I1 KERR Clerk's Office, C. C. . P. F.C. W innsboro, S. 0., Nov. It, 1880. nov 13 CLEIK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Samuel B. Clowney, n Clerk, Plaintiff, vs. 1). B. DeSaussure, Defendant. N pursuanco of an order of the Court of Common Pleas mado in the above stated caso, I will offer for salo, before the court-house door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of sale, at publio outcry, to t-t4 highest bidder, (lie following-de. icribed property, to wit: All that plantation or tract of land, ly. ing and situate in the County of Fairield, and State of South Carolina, containing nine hundred and fifteen acres, and rep resented by the letter "A" on a plit of resurvey of the estato of N. A. Peay, de ceased, known as the -'Dutchman (Creck .1 laco," matido .by ii. It. .Rtobertson, D). 8., on thte 5th dayv of October, 1869, and on file in the of11ee of the Clerk of the Court of Commion PlIeas for said County and State. TRMS OF SALE: One-thiird of the p~urchatsc money to be paid in cash, for the bahmocu a credit of otno and two years, the payments to be made in two equtal annual instalmients, wvith intetest ftromt tht day of sale, pa3.a ble annua Iy, thle pur tchtser to give his hond secumred by a mtortgago of the pre~n ises, and to pay for all necessary pap>ers. Clerk's 0(1icc, W. H. K EJ t, Winnsboro, S. C , C. C. C. P.'0. Nov, 11, 180. nov 13 (OLERK'S SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF rAIRFIELD. Salli La.. Chisolmn and ethers, Plaintiffs, vs. Sallio M[cQuiston, D)efendanmt. TN pursuance of an order of the Court .. of' t.'ommon Pleas, made in the above stated ease, I will offer for sale, before the Court House door in Winnsboro, on the first Monday in Dccemuber next, within thle legal hours of sale, at public outcry, to the highest bidder, the following c'eseribed propecrty, to wit: All thant piece, parcel or tract of land, lying and situate tn the County of Ftair tield, andl~ N'atoe of Sauith Carolina, eon ttaining one hundred and twonty acres, moert or less, on the waters of Little .liver, anid huounded by ltands of John A, hirice, Jlant's Chisolm, T.~ R. Sterling, Rt. C. Clowney and Mrs Daoncs Banks. 'TERMS OF SALE: One-half cash, andl the balance of theo purchase monty on a credit-of twelve mon11ths witht interest thereon fromi the daiy of sale, to 1b0 secured by tho bond of the purchaser and a mtortgage of the prom ises; or atli cash on thte dtay of sale, at the option of thei purc~hatser. Purchasers to ptay for all ncessay~ papers. Clerk's Othice, W. It. KERA13 Winnsboro, 8. C., C. C. C P. F. C. Nov. 11, 1880, novti 13 CIARKti's SALE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF F-AIRFIELD. Robert M. W,dlhaeo, Plaintiff, vs Samuel B. Clowney and Others, JDefendants. 1N putrseanen of an order of the Court - of Cohutnon Pletas, mntdo in thbe above stated ease, I will offer for sale, before the Court House doer in WVannsboro, on the first Monday in December next, within the legal hours of salo, at pullic outor y, to the highest bidder, the following do scribed property, to wit: All that piece parcel or trlret of land, conttaimmg two hundred and tn acres, more or less, lying, being arid situato In the (ounty tand State aforestid, about one mile northtwcst of the town of Winnsboro, bounded on (lie north by lands of Dr. WV. E. Aiken, on the eatsl by the p~ublic road1 letading from WVinaboro to Bell's Bridge and Little liiver, on theo'oouth 1)y lands lately owntd by Charles Cathicart anti lands of Charles Timmns, and on thie west b.) tland of Clh"' -s 'Timm is, 'PICRMs OF SALE: One-third ot' thie puirchatse money to be paidl in cash, an?, the balance on a credit of do antd two years, in two equal inst meats, with intel est thereon from the da~y (if sale, pay 3able annually, to 1)0 secured[ by the bond of thme purchaser and a tnort gage of the. premises. P'urchiasers to pay for all necessary papers' Clerk's Of11co, W, H., K ERR, Winnsbo ro, H. C., C, U. C. P. F. C. Nov. 11, 1880. nov 13 Clothing for Men, Youths and Boys-A meaning sign,, yet our fniends say there's nothing. mean abu- au. Conmc and suit your SelVes. SUGEN'IIRIMER & OhnE5annEr, CLEIRK'M SALE. STATE OF OUTI- CAROLINA, 00O1)NTY OF FAIRFIE2,D. k. E. Owes, Plaintiff, vs. yames G. Me Cants, Administrator, Defendant. IN pursuance of an order of the Court of Common Plea2, made in the above stated case, I will offer for sale, before the Jourt House door in Winnsboro, on the Irst Monday in December next, within -he legal hours of sale, at publio outory, o the highest bidder, the following de. rb. -pr rty, to wit: All that be oeve, parcel or tract of 1pud, I, ng and situato in the County of tir,0 and State, aforesaid, bounded y lands of Thomas 0. Camack, Samuel alston, Sheridan Rutland, Thomas lP. rigon, and land belonging to the estate )f J. F. Craig, deceased, containing two iundred and seventy-three aores, more >r less. TERMS OF SALE: One-half of the purchase money to be aid in cash, and the remaining half of aid purohase money to be paid within welvo months from thd date of said sale, vith interest from said date, to be scoured )y a bond of the purchaser and a mort ,ago of the promises, possession of said >romises not to be given until the first lay of January, 1881. Purchaser to pay orall necessary papers. Clerk's Office, W. H. KERR, Vinnsboro, S. C., C. (. 0. P. F. C., Nov. 11, 1880. nov 13 CLERK'% SALE. 3TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD. Nilliam A. Olarke and James A. Clarke, Execu'ors, Plaintiffs, vs. Dennis Miller, Defendant N pursuance of an ordor of the Court of Common Pleas, mado in tho abovc tited case, I will offer for salo, before the jouit Houso door in Winnsboro, on the Irst Monday in December next, within he legal hours of sale, at public outcry, o the highest bidder, the following do. ioribed prop>rty, to wit: All that piecc, parcel or tract of land, ,ontaining, by estimate, three hundred ceres, except one hundred acres, trans. erred by Henry Clarke to Dennis Miller, ying, being and situate in the County of Fairfield and Stato aforesaid, on Big Jodar Creek, and bounded by lands ol 1. F. Kennedy, Dr. T. R. Center, and ixomestead of Mrs. 13. F Davidson. A plat of the aforesaid tract of land will be 3xhibited on the day of sale. TEMSt OF SALE: One-third of the purehaeo money to be aid in cash, the balance on a credit oi )no and two years, secured by a mortgage >f the promises soli. with interost fromn 1he d.ty of sale. -W. H. KERR, Clerk's Office, C. C. C. P. F. C. Winnsboro, 8. C., Nov. 11, 1880, nov 13 JST IN STORI b\EW SEED RYE AND BARLEY, -ALSO A LOT OF RED RUST-PROOF OATS TO ARRIVE IN A FEW DAYS,. BAGGING AND) TIES. A full and con plete stock of Family 11nd Plantation: Groceries will always 1)e found at my establishmont, and they will be sold at prices to suit thc lica. Give me a call and you shall be suited. D. it. FLENNI KEN. aug 31 FINE LIQUORS. NTATHTANSBRO11S.' Old Cabinet Rye -LN1863, Cld Rtoanoke Whiskey , 1860. Also, Rlotterdlam Brandy. Cold Ham for lunch from 11 to 1 o'clock every day. I HAYE recently made extensive addi tions to my stock of Wines ant litpuors. which consjists of a full assort, ment of Rye Whiskey, Corn Whiskey French Brandy, Apple Brandy, Peacla Birandy, Sherry Wine, Scuppernong WVine, Ohamnpagne, dtc , otc. f& I claim to sall the FINEST ANI PI.IREST RYE WHISKEY to be had ir Winnsbo~ro. Give it a trial. I also also k epi on hand a full supply o SEGARS AND TOBJA CO, in great variety, and adapted to the tastci of everybody. Call at, the PALV'ETTfO HOUSE, in th< Winnsboro H~otel building. mohi 29 THE PEOPLE'S MU(TUAL RELIEF ASSOCIATION TT H IS is an Association of business mn wofor their mutual prot ection contribute ton ards a fund, so ai In case of deoath, their familios may re ceive from $2.I:00 to $5,000i, according t< amount. of corlifloato. This is one of' the best plans of~ lifeo insurvance. 3 on pay a' you go, Just like lire isuranee, and it more Convenience evon, as you pay small imitalmnents during the year. refer to these best acquainted wvith us z:members in Fairieold: G. HI. Mc Mlaster, Jas. A. Brice, Jno B. Davis, 7) R1. Flenniken, B. Sugenhimerq, J. W McCroighit. Jno. J1. Neil, Thomas IU. John son. J. Ciendining, If. B Hanahan, li Mens Davis, .Jas. Q Davis. Any on that should like to bel-nmo a meomber wvii app)1ly to 0. C. JA COT. oct 2A gent. PHEOTO4GRA PiS PHOTOGRIAPIEs T will operate in my Old Gallery in th< . Thespian Hall until 1st December If you want P1H0TO O.RA PHS conmc at once, that I may the bet ter serve If convenient, make yten the day before. A.. nt nov .0tl IS FOR THlE G0o0, THE TRUE, AND. THE BEAUTIFUL 1. WILL E PISTRIBUTED. BY DESPORTES & EDIEUNIDS, ' (UNDER WRIGHT'S HOTEL,) -TN Merchandise, during FAIR WEEK, at most attractivo prices. See evr Dress ...Goods in all the latest stylos,Trimming!Silks and atius, Hositrg,- Handketchiefs and Notions in newest novelties. Gonts' and Youths' Hats in largo stock, Ladies', Gents' and Children's Doots and Shoes, Ladies' Cloaks, uew ind stylish, at'New York prices; Blankets, darpets, Comfortables and Lap Robes, at the Now Store of, " % DESPOR T E S < EDMUNDS, nov 6 Under Wright's Hotel, Columbia, S. 0. TilE [*REAT ilEADQIIARTERS -FOR DRY GOODS NOTIONS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CLOTHING, GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE, WOODEN -WARE, WiLLOW VARE, COFFE ES, TEAS, ETC., ETC. IT has been my motto since I opened business'in Winnsboro to bring all articles in my line to a living profit and do away with those long profits which are ruinous to the interests of any town or city. I do not blow or boast as some of my fogy competitors term it. No doubt goods at these 0rices surprise them. But you can get anything in my store at prices advertised. I sell goods at a small profit, and am determined to LEAD THE VAN! My buyer is shipping goods by every freight at twenty per cent. less than I could buy them when in New York myself four weeks ago. Calicoes Still Lowier I 2,000 Yards to arrive, 41 cents., Best standard brands at 6j and 7 cents worth 8* everywhere. MIMAlGII8 PRICE0 AREI BOCD Tb TELL ! 1Nack Goods a specialty. I handle Lubin's Cashmeres-the best manu facturer of Black Cashmere in the World. English Crapes, Nun Cloth, Velveoines, Mohairs, Henriettas, Alpaccas. SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! Twenty Cases Boots and Shoes just received from the best manufactur-. era. No old trash carried over for the last three years, every pair new and fresh. SOAI, SOAP, SOAP. Twenty-five Boxes of the best 1 lb. bar ever in Winnsboro, for 5 cents. T8A.S. T8AS, TEAS. Fife Half Chests of Tea, bought far below its value. Good English Breakfast Tea at 40c. A good Hyson Tea at 65e. Gunpowder 75. Every person using Tea should see these goods before buying. TO A R R I V E. 3,000 ieces Tinware, 5 Pieces Carpeting at 50, , 85 cents and $1.00 Wait and see these goods and save at least twventy per cent. THE LEADER EVER I John L. Mimnaugh. CONGRESS STREET. ALWAYS RELIABLE I NO BOASTING!. .-PLAIN FACTS. IT IS well knowvn throughout Fairfield county that the old established .1house of F. ELDER & CO. is always on the square. -We sell our cus tomers goods once, and they come back, Whl ? Bcaswererial and sell only goods that give satisfactio'n. Our oas eaerlal FALL AND WINTER STOCI( OfyGoode i, Clothng, Boots and Shoes, Hatg, Gents' Furnishing tOur Grocery, Crockery and Woodenware Department is fully up to the PRICES AS LOW nsui anywereo els.ve onvite yonr attention and inspection. We can oct 2 THE DAVIS VERTICAL FEED. SE2WRNG MACHINE CHLALLENGES TH E WORLD TO .PRODyUOE ITS EQUAL I $1,000 REWARD. '' One thiousandc dollars reward ofl'eredtoayprotatwldeaget Ia rangt of work, anid do it as vI1 i we lly tol~ acipers hat call don ongra the "D1A VIS VART'1ICAI. L FRED 8E1 aj~the MACine~ a s anene for he contest wvil be 'made with any one dcsiri. toACoINE." Aorreage~nme do reward, withlin a reasonable tine after wvrittea altloa e retheiav name DAVjs SfWVING MACH1INE~ CO., ccotvi he large lot of the above Machines and the Improved Weed Just re coived. 'J. 0. BOAO, Agent. ' 'Ur2T MrL.a m ~Vi~ and Colored Piquos, Dress Goods in variety, Illusion, Silks, Satins, Bltos, Cinetsn Loe, tolla s, Hosiery, Lace Bonnets, Ruehin ,I fon Blsine andscl Clryos Fcus, Ties and everything keneraly ment. Yoan ~tallDr Odancy G.o04oda and Millinery Establish