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THE NZWS AND HERALD. PUBLIVED TRI- WBEKLY -BY U W'S AND HERALD COMPANY. TERXS. IN ADVANCE: One Year, - . - 3.00 SA n - - -- 1.50 WINNSBORO, S. C. Saturday, January 28. - 1890 THE PATTONI REDISTRICTING BILL. By hard and able work with justice to strengthen his c-se Mr. Patton has succeeded in passing his bill through the House, and if it shall pass the Senate it will be the end of "the shoestring Congressionai Districts.' As far as Fairfield is concerned, we do not think it will be any worse off in the new arrangement of the District, and we cannot 'say thit it will be any better off for the change but taking the State as a whole the change sought -- to be made by the Patton bill is de sirable. Fairfield under the Patton b'll will be in what is nominated "The Wateree District consistlag of Fair field, Kerbhav, Richland, Sumter, and Clarendrn. The present pccaliarly shaped districts, as is well known, was done to throw a many white voters in them as possible, and as the reason has ceased to exist it is absurd to continue the senseless divisions of the State. Under the present Con stitution the -negro vote is no longer a menace, and logical and sensibte dis tricts should be formed withou chop ping slices oft a number of counties If anlbody in this part of the country owns any land which appears to smoke in rainy reason-, he may have eause to thank the Springfield Republican for the following curious information: "There is an interestinz story in connection with a cement mill which is about to start up in Kansas. For years near Malvane there used to be a large tract of (smoking prairie.' It was good grsz ing.ground, but during and after a rain it smoked, and no one knew the cauce until a stranger quietly bought the tract one day and announced that he had a fortune. The cement lies on the surface in great quantities, and is worth $10 a barrel."-News and Courier. This is reproduced here ror the benefit of any land owners in Fair field who have land "whic't appears to smoke in rainy seasons " Co1;. W. A. NEAL has made a good d as a public official, but he had uch to do with "mantgement" mebody's campaign. In p'litics on as it is found out that a mn 03 his own, that man is marked * pilitical career i< soon ended. OTHING OF THE ROADS, jg t~wo late for this general assem b'- tcdistinguish itself by establishing anand definite road system for the Statend to build for itself a monn 0en:Which will endure while the StateXits? Shave had in South Carolina a cey and a half of goveranent sup to be civilized, i wenty-tw.i years oVita man's governent and eight of "reform" government Yet 0vorts from every where say that pasare to-day worse than they - ever been. Millions of dollars a money of the taip:,vers has spent on them, and ntA t.be tax -can not use i bem without se rius ~r to his neck, his horses and his ng gear. Because we have had dasya of rain the people in the ~ry are compelled to stay at home, bound. They can not ventur"d or business or pleasus. ilong will we continue this - 7~ Why shonld we e--inue it ? 3 have "got to come ie.. ~ to~ rock rock. placed on sci t ic road 'oga principles. The w'ork must ~ ne some time. Why not begin - e hundred convicts with the help araterial and the regular road labor hbe counties could do an enormous bunt of macadamizing work in a ~r. The road they woold buld ould be worth vastly more to the N ople of th-; S'ate, now and hereafter, irectly and indirectly, thau their labor iould yield on State farms or in hire ~' paid by les,ees. We would niot care where or how they began, so they be 'gan. They might build a broad, hard, enduring road straight through the State from the North Carolina line in Spartanburg, Greenville, Pickens or Oconee to the corporation line of Charleston or Port Royal, or they might build across ti.e State or begin -at Columbia ond build out twenty miles to each point of the compass. It would make no difference where they began. If they built 200 miles of good road anywhere in the State in a year they would complete 2.000 miles in ten years and would add vastly to thc value of property and the coratort of luing and save thounands of dotllars in horse flesh, vehicles and time wher ever they went. godattwelve cnuiso adue We cn bildroads as good. fhis is There is no use snifering from this dreadful malady, if you will only get the right rermedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have~ no appetite, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in -fact are completely used up. E!ectric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. TI'ey act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a ne~w being. O They are guaranteed to cure or price refu~nded. For sale at McMaster Co.'s nru stor.. nl 50 cents per bottle. 1 A COLONIAL VALENTINE To a Belle of 1770. There's not a damsel in ye towne Bat distanced is completelie By Polly in her prim graye gowne That fits her forme so neatlie. I wou'd I were ye golden pinne Toat clasps her frocke securelie, Soe I mighte kisse her dimpled chinne When downe she lookes demurlie. Ye little rufflie at her wriste . I envie for i!s nearnesse To her faire band, which oft bath kissed Those folds of puckered Sheernesse. And when I see ber shy browne eyes Thro' filmy lashes glancinge, Within my sober Quaker guise My hearte is set a-dancinge. And when upon ye windy square By happie chance I meet her We "tnee" and "thon" each other there (Snre language n'er was .weeter I) It I benoid her eyelids f-.lIe Beneathe my glavcee steadie I cannot help but hope withal, Since we are "Friends" alreadie. low often have I longed to looke Witbin ye silken Shaker That bends above ye singinge-booke Of this most lovelie Quaker; But ab, her pietic reproves My all-too-ardente passion I fear sometimes ye Spirit moves I very worldiie fashion. For in this citie where ye Penn Above ) e sword hatli honour, Ye rascals of Kinge George's menne Had best not.gaze upon ner; For tho' I am a manne of peace, And tho' my hearte is tender, I'd cha'lenge all ye Colonies If need were to defende her. Soe, Polly, if I'm moved to-daye By Sai )e instead of Spirit, To telle my tale to thee, I pi aye That thou will deign to beare it; 'Tit onlie ttat Sainte Valentine For thee and me discovers That we sion!d walk as thine and mine Not Friends alone, but lovers. Jenzie Bells Hartswick in the February Ladies' Home Journal. The Ravages of Grip. That modern scourge, the Grip, poisons the -ir with its fatal germs, so tht no home is safe from its ravages, but multitudes have found xj;ure pro tection against this dangeron malady ia Dr. King's New Discovery. When you feel a soreness in your bones and musc'es, chills and fevei, with sore throat, pain in the back of the head, catarrbal symptoms and a stubborni congh you may know you have the Grip, and that yon need Dr. King's New Discovery. It will promptly cure tbe worst cugh, he.l the inflimed nembrarez, kill the disease germs and prevent the dreaded after effects of the t malady. Price 50 ets. and $1.00. V Money back if not cured. A trial b bottle free at McMaster Co.'s drug t st.>re. * T HE SLXTEENTH'S FLAG,. Bnllet Covered Banner Recovered and t] Will be Presrrved. d Sorne time ago inquiry was made d oncerning the flig of the Sixteenth Sonth Carolina regiment which could b not be found Since taking charge of he secretary of sia'e's office, Mr. .ooper has been having a generai :ceaning up and yesterday he dis- ti :overed .the flag ini a pasteboard box ex top of the iron s'ife. The box was hid under a pile of old papers :and oer things A recent act of, i t eneral as.cmbiy ordered that flags of pi ertain regiments shouldi be placed in glats cases in the State library but 1p Sccretary Cooper wvas not sure that I he Sixteenth regiment flig was one Si f these. If it is fonnd that it is not entioned in the act, a special actg will doubtless be put through b.oth. ouses providiug for the safe keeping' f the grand old banner which is si bllet-torn and battle-scared, a prec ous relic of the Lost Cause and a i emento of the days of heroism and a niht!v deeds upon the field of battle j r for the 'sake of a beloved State. it Kidney Complexion. The pale, sallow, sauken- cheeked, istressed looking people you so often meet are afflicted with "Kidney Com-' lexion." Their kidneys are turning to a pa-s ip color. So is their compiexion. They mtay also have indigestion, or suffer trom sleeplessness, rheumatism, euralgia, brain trouble, nervous ex 'austion and sometimes tbe heart acts badly. Tne cause is weak, unbealthy kid nevs. Usually the sufferer from kidney dis age does nor find out what jhe trou ble is aintil it is almost too late, because the fir6t symptoms are so like mild' sickness that they do not think they need a medicine or a doctor until they find thatmselves sick in bed. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root wilt buili up and streugthen their weak and dis eased kidneys, durify their disea.sed, kidne; -poisoned blood, clear their complexion and soon they %111 exioy better health. You can get the regular sizes at the drug store, at fifty cents and one dol lar, or you may first prove for yourself the wonderrut virtues of this great discjvery, Swamp-Root, by sending our address to Dr. Kirmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y., for a sample bot te and a book that tells all about it, both sent to ycu absolutely free by mai!. When writing kindly mention that you read this liberal offer in The News and Herald. Eaiy,Quickiy, Permanently Restored 28 ETitit?En gNE . .eto Cre Insemnzia, F:ts, Dizziness , yster:a. ~ervous Deblity, Lost Vitainy, Semixa LCsses 'l,ing Memory-thle result otOver-work,. Worry, cth:ess. Errors of Youth or Over-ind:agenice. Price soc. and $1: 5 boxes $s. For qjuicl,:, positive? -d' lastinZ resnitts in Sezux Weai:ness.1imtoenev. N%erve'2sI Whitty and Lor Vialiy. use YELLOW LASEL SEcIAL-d3uble . strength will give strength a.nd tone to every part and etfeet a pe:mrrent cure. Chea;vest and' b.est too Piis: hy :nail. FR EE-A hottle of the it.mous Japan.ese L.'ex Pellets wuii be given~ with a S: bx or mlore of Mig etic Nervine. zree. Sold onlyj by J. J. OBE AR, Druggist, Winnsboro, S. C. MONEY TO LOAN. On farming lantds. Easy paymenis. No comlmis ions5 barged. Borrower pays actual c-' of perfeetint loan. Interest 8 per ,-.t JOiIN iL. i'.x Ltm lu & SON, Co:n,,bia, S. C., It or A. S. & W. D. DOUG LASS, I 1 104 Whsbor, S.C. 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A n indescribnbie' fear of a ir ,tend:'.nt upon the onke:d 5'9-n Iipa)- 5 he .ions3. expe*rence that there 2. absluniy n ees::ity for the swmn.wiich :at 'd child-birth ; thley I:now that by' use o " ther's F'rend"--a seC:. 'i l.iniment--f.or a few weeks beH:-n tryingpr hour, expect.ant mothers e,: prep.are the:nselves~ foi-.h 'i r thiat,th'e pain and.suifering Pt' atively little discomfort. .11 women are interested, and e3s ially expectant mothers who for the t time have to un.dergo t!ia trial, i:i h a remedy ; for they know the p:ur: t suffering, to say nothing of the danr . which is in store for them. "Mei-' "sFriend'" is woman's great,e'st bles a, for it takes her safelv thtrougih the erest ordeal of her life. vry womai ould be glad to read the lit.le b.ook efore Baby is Born," whieh conta:ni ifrmation of great valuLe to all. 11 il be sent free to any uine who sende4 ir address to The Br:tdfield ilegn or Co., Atlanta, Ga. MONTHLY SUFFERING. Tomen are~ troubled at monthly inter vals with pains in the head, b a ck, breasts, shoulders,sides hips and limbs. But they need not suffer. These pains are symptoms of dangerous derangements that tj can be corrected. The men- t strual function should operate painlessly.c MCElQ~EE'5 mnakes menstrnation painless, and regular. It puts the deli cate menstrual organs in condi tionto do their work properly.: And that sto1.s all this pain.; Why will any woman suffer' month after month when Wine of Cardn'i will relieve her? It costs $r.oo at the drug stQre. Whzy don't you get a bottle to-day? For.advice, in cases requiriig specialdireotions, address, giv ing sy tms, "The Ladies' Adesory Department," The Chattanooga Medicine Co., . Chattanooga, Tenn. ...eSOeee.. Mrs. 80OENA l.EWiS, oftOonavllle. Texas, says: "I wptroubie4 at nior3y interas wih terble pains In my ha and back, but httVO been entirely relieved by Wine ot CaruL" f rom .SJomtraZo of effne SFrof. W. . eee who Epilepsy, nas withu doubt treated and cur-I F it ed more cases than any living Physician; hais success is astonishing.1 We have heard of cases of ::o years' standing I cured by.] 'him. -He~ Cpublishess hI is dis- I :ase,which se sends with -:a large bot. reof his absolute cure, free to ny sufferers ho ma~ send their P. O. and Ex press address. 7.9 Por Infants and Child' A bway Bought Bears the Signature ag ei Ter .no You Hav iways Bought ASIBRI THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YOIt CITY. to$5SV1 'f% BY BUYING DIRECT FROM 4W E. ROSENBURGER & CO., 202-204 E. 102d St., NEW YONK CIT The Largest Clothing Manufacturers in America. OUR GREAT BARGAIN OFFERI BOYS' AD01IS| S'17?S FOR 0 with Extra Pants and 2z w: Pay Expressage. These saits are -arantcedtobe made from Im arted Wool Chevi-,t. in Black. Bue, Grey and Browi a 3lZe3 from 3 to 4) :yars of age. 3fado up double. reatee. with Sailor Coar-Collar fancy cmbrolder. d-lVned with fast Black Albert Twill Sat en and atent waist Ba'nds. Trimming and workmanshig he very b.est. Sizec 'or so to 1.3 years, without Sallos ol'ar. Mdenton age andjf large or sma:l. * This style ~ Sizes 3to 9 - - ~it.t Extra PairlPants .' ~s o . - . Thisety - to to 15 Whena ordering send Post. ORce, press Money Order er Registered etters, also age at tost birthday, oey cheerfully refunder if age~ I atisfa:ter. send :c. stamps for I4 alnks. et . 5R ALLES FOOT EASE, A powder to be shaken into the shoe. Lt this season your .feet feel swollen, tervous and damp. If you have smart nig feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot case. It warms the feet and makes ralking easy. Cures swollen and weating feet, blisters anud callous spots. telieves cozins and bunions of all pain ud is a certain cure for Chilblains and ~rost bites. Try .it TO-DAY. Sold by .1 druggists and shoe stores for 2.5c. 'rial package FREE.. Address, Allen . Olmnsted, L1e Roy, N.Y. Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease, a powder for the cet. It cures painful, swollen, smart ng, nervous feet and instantly takes he sting out of corns and bunions. It's he greatest comifort discovcry of the ( g(. Allen's Foot-Ease makes tight r new shoes feel easy. It is a certain ure for Chilblains. ~sweating, callous, ired, aching feet. 3'ry it To-DAY. old by all druggists and shoe stores. :c. Trial package FREE., Address, 1en S. Olmsted, Le Roy, 3. Y. Whenz You Have a Bad Cold You want the.best medicine that can >e obtaine 4, an:d that is Chamberlaina's You want at remepdv that will not mly give quick relief but effect a per nanent cure. . You want a ren.edy that will: relile he luurs and keep expectorati in easy. Y u want a remedy thbat will coun erct -any tendency toward pneumo na. You wamt a reme.dv that is pleas-ht t md sa'e to take. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the )ly mnedicine in use .that meeta.sall of hse requirements. This remedy is ~aous for .its culres: of bad colds broughoult the United States and in nay foreign conutries; It has many -ivals, but, for the speedy and perma ent cure of bad colds, stands without ,peer anid its splandid, quahities are veryw here admn-ed and praised. For { ale by McM-aster Co ,druggists. Mr. Eli.hs Berry, of this place, says e never had anything do him Eo much ood and give. such quick relief froin heumnaism .as .Chanberlain's Pain ahim. .He w..othee gr1sa-w4.bth hooting pa neiom hip2a knee until i used this11hiament, which affords >rompt -relie f.-:2B. F. BAKER, druggist, t.Paris, Ohio. For sale by Mc Mas er Co., druggists. FR lAA i cure Ctonstipation and -FOR A LIMI TED time we are prepared fo offer BARGAINS -n COLUMBIA -and HARTFORD BICYCLES. These Wheels are in No. 1 Conditior and are offered at reduce4 prices, being shop worn. JORDAN & DAVIS AGENTS. 2-19 ju R A Fresh Lot of Buist's Garden Seec nion Sets. SIAHJ. DBA DRUGGIST. -I HAVE protty a Stock of Goods as has ever been brought to - the towa, oisting in part of Rogers & ro.'s celebrated plated wares - Ladles, Knives, F or ks, poons, Carving Sets, &c. --ALSO andsome China Cake Plates, rry. and Salad Dishes, ases, Cracker Jars, &c., &c., a d invite an inspection of em at your earliest conve ni ence. Respectrully, . M. CHANDLER The Equitable Life Assurance Society .of the United States. The management of the Equiab!e Life Assurance Society in this territy is desirous of secur ing the service of a man or char ac er and ability to represent its ineetwith Win:nsboro as head guarters. The righit man will be thoroughly educa'ed in the scienice of life insuraince and the art of stecessful soliciing. 'there is no Insiness or profes!in not re etiring capital which is more re e:nerative thani a life agency pducted with enersy and abil ('orrespo~ndence with wnen o desire to secare permanent loyment and are arabitions te n' prominer ce in the profe J. is9DEY, Mgr., THE 'MY RUNG to "HOUSHOLD" be bi Fe Ne til THE MOST MODx;RN SEWINGSth MACHINE OF THE AGE, EM1. s BRACING ALL OF TH'E W LATEST IMPROVE MENTS. ne - Unegqaled for w Durability, Range of Work, at adisimplicity. v! SI A tr Old Sewing Machines taken in ei ) change. d( Dealers wanted in unoccupied terri. I . tory. Correspondence soicited. 24 Address, b T. J. IH. DERBYSHIRE, GENERAL AGENT, BE a] b i EBEL BUMLDING, BICHMOND, VA If F SOUTHERN RAILWAY. d 11 Centrat Time Between Columbia and Jae! sonville. Eastern Time Between Co lambia and Other Points. r( Effectijrv January 16, 18M9. Northbound. .1-So 387 . kx;uF h ,. J'vlle,.F.C.&P.Ry.. 8 Da l8 00y 12;1U n "Savannah....... 12 01p 12 Og- 87 Ar.Ciliumbia........4 0p 4 de, 739 Lv. WhaFton,SC&GRR. 17 00, S 8Op. .-.... Ar. Columbia........11 01,10101... "Grlniteville ...2SBp 10! p 60GBp S8 " Aik~en............ 220p410.Q 6.55p 8 " Trenton.........3 08p16~ S4p "Johustons.........3 - 1!! 6 8p 0 ArColumblaaUn.de't. 45 21 ~8 p ti LCollbia Bland'g t... . 515p 5 n 84 p ." ro.... 60 70P9p YW1 one............ "Danville..........l1151p 1224 S10p d Ar. Richmnond......... 640 a 25p .., Ar. Washington.... 642. 9 05 9 45 a "BaltimioePa.R.R.. 80Os 1125p 1105a -Phifladelpfia...19 15& 256a 1 OSp tl "New York........ 248 p 28 a 8 58 p atnn.Ean Danly. Danly. Se Lv. New York Pa.R.R12 00 4 80p121kj - "Philadelphia.... 2 28p 6 55 8 50.a "Baltimore........ 4 7p 916p 622i a Lv. Wash'ton, So. Rly.. 5 50p 10 48p 1115a o. Lv. Richmond ....... ......I121nt 1201mi. bi Lv. Danville........... 1210na 5 50a 6802p d "Charlott .........3844 a 35a 10 20p 'd "Rock Hi11.......... 425.a 10 20 a 11 149 e "Chester........... 4 54a 10 55a 11 48p "Winnsboro.......534. 1141. 1282a bl Jr Cor bIa Bland't. 6 30. 2 45nz 1 87. a . L. ColumbiaLUn.dep't. 650. alISp 4 00 a ".Johnstons.......... 8 27 a 2 6 00 a of "Trenton.......... 8d40a SW 8 25. of Ar. Aikon............9 20a 8dS 45 7 " Graitevilfle.... 9 06a 3S 7 7ap "Augusta........... 940 a 4 80 Lv. Cor bla, S.C.*G.Rf. .. .. 3p~3d Ar. Charleston............ ..8 lip 11 (0. Lv. Cor bia, F.CJP.ly. 5 40.a11 55.a1 4 Ar. Jadkadaile. 926.. . 00 5 0aa Nos. 31 and 32-SEW YORK AND FLOB- ce IDA LIMITED. Solid Vestibuled Train of Pullman Drawing-Room Sleeping Cars. Ob- ib servation and Compam2en tUaC andDnige Cars running throug without chneXXR<e 8t. Augustin Fl.,. and New Y viakt sonlvile, Savannah, Columia, Charlotte and ofij Washingtn. Pullman fra1gRoomSle. j lng Caebetween Aiken and NwYr,ch cting '*ith this train at Columbia, orthe al acecmmonda)ion of Aigaaand Aiken travel. cb . - llent fdyaseger service between of No-37anas-W toandSouthwaitern pr Limitecd. Drawing.o Bhluget,81epn -r between Augusta aid New York. Si s tibuled train with d-ning care and fi'st class 0ou coaches north of Charlotte. an Pullman drawing room sleep' cars between Tamn.a, Jacksenvline. sav'annah Washington and New York. c Pullmni, Sleeping Cars between Charlottecb and lii.-hmont,d. P'tii,mo., drawing-room sleeping cars be twe'; a~ n. reboro and Norfolk. Close connec tin at .t -r.lk for OLD POINT COMFORT, arri'ing ti..e:.. m time for bre-akfast. N. ~.- aminn ;M-U:. 8. Fast Mail. Through Pullman dn .wing room: buffet sleeping cart' be twe.-n Ja.:-k,n-"'A and New York and Pull 2nant s!epin- cat .a between Augusta and Char lotte. Dining ears serve all meals enroute. Pulinmnt .a eins cars between Jacksonville a..d ( olumbxlia, e.nrute daily bet ween~ .iackson vilIle and Cincinnati. Vija A shevitli. FRANK S. (ANNON. .1. 3. til.P'. Third V-P. & Neun. Mgr. T . ahntn (4.?. A.. Washington. G. P. A. Atlana Machinery I Manufacturers' Agents for the $ be SMITH SONS Fel -Al-c ENGINES, BOILERS, &c. .. 17. Our M R. S. C. MCKEOWN is a Tele- F phone crank toO. Phone in our CORNW ELL,S.t omee on WinnsboioJa and Chester line. - M6-y - JI AFRIANA r-.1cureRheuatis 2an ERIFFS SALE. fY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION me- directed, I have levied upon I will sell to the highest cash bidder bre the Court'Jouse door in Winns o, S. C., on the first Monday i. bruary, one engine and boiler, one ek machine, and all tools and impl" nts attached and belonging tberet. vied on as the pr:erty of J. D. al at the suit of DosPortes Merca Company. R. E. ELLISON, S. F. V. Ninnsboro, S. C., -Jan. 13, 1899. CLER'S SALE. T1A VE Op SOUrH CABOLINA, COUNTY OF FAIEIELD. COURT OF. COMMON PLA&. inn A. McMeekin vs. William D. Davis, in his own right, an&as Ad. ninistrator of the estate of lE. Davis de le, be inusbo IRST xt, within .blic outcry, e- following described it: All that tract or parcel of e in the County'of -Fairfeld, In ti ate aforesaid, a little south of tho, llage of gonticello, -containing iLNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY erS. more or less; being thesmae act of land conveyed to Josep1 . avis; deceased, by John Bauskett,-b rd dated .the 4th day of AA 61, and recorded in Book WW,-page .6, in the office of the Registerof esne Convey"ces of FairdeldCon ,and described in said deed as muded ot the north by lands it iomas Bell,.- William -Blair, E. P. yles and the said Jdseph K. Davis; 2 the east by,. lands of Joseph 1. avis and Jonathan 'Rabb; on -the >uth by lands of Dr. Thomas Furman Ad Jo'hn Willingham; and on the weit r J8hn Bell, John .Willingham and homs Bell, the presentiboundaries F the said land being mre particu rly indicated by. the plat mude bt dgar Trapp, Surveyor, on the 25th %y of August, 181%. The said prem es to-be first offered for sale in sep. ie tracts or parcers as indicated on s late thereof made- by Edgar Trapp, arveyor, on the 24th aad 25th An ast; 1898, which plat is-iled in the Mce of the Clei k of the ourt in the !cord of this cause,'and.i.W1i be ex ibited on day of sale; tie:bids of fth ighest bidders for said separate tracts > be accepted by the Cl.Ork condition df, that-- is-up.>n condition that ths remises- when said as -one entire trac hereinaff er directed; shalibring less ian the agterPgate of th'e amounts of . te highest bids for the tractsasoffered parately. Anad ivhen; all' of said ~parate t-acts -or psregis -have been ~ered foi sale andrknecke4down te te highest bidders thrfor opdition. ly as above set. forthkisidCir idi'vided tract..: IfdJh -gre of e amounts 'ot tbt he b1 bid r saiditracts-dr barel oered sepa tely shall exceetr-lhe amoust bid for e entire premises asia-Vhole, then e Gierk shan1, upon coinpllance with e terms of sale, exectUte to -each of e respective purchaura' for e4 parateatracts a deed- for ti tracts se parutely seld. But if aDeO amount d for the cntire wemnises en:ssasse sa single tract shall exceed the. sggr te of the aunts of the. higbest ds offered tor the -said jireuises as nditionally sold- in separteetracts, en "the said Clerk shall execute a - ed to tfie entlire premisese-t*e hgh t bidder for the entire -tract, sad h as f.'r the tracts as ofibred separate s!.all be wholly disregarded,. (Plat said land can be seen in Clerk's ice at any time before sale day, if sired.) TERMs OF SALE. - One-thiud of the puzrchasie-oney to paid iid'cash on the day.of ,sale, the lance- i t wo equal annuali inesal eunts tcom the day of sate, with In. r-est from the day of sale at eight per ntuw per annum, to. be secured by e bond of the parenaserfor purchas. s and a mortgage or mortgagee of a premises r-old, or-for-altFeash at the uion of the purchaser or'purchaters. te purchaser or purchasers to ay for necessary papers. And if tbspar aser fails to comply with the terms sale, tt.e Cler k shall resil the's s'id emises on the same.or some saceeed. - , aesday on thbe sanme terms with L, further application to the Court, ci at the risk of the formier parchaser. Sold at tbe risk of the former par. tser. R. H. JENNINGS, [an. 13th, 1899. C. C.P. F. O L-14td rhie Auditor's < ficee wil be op'-n to ei'e tax returns from January the 'o F. bruary 20th.- All persons ling to make returnis within the .ve m- n,~,a'nid dates will irien'r- the - s* per cet. pe' a ty. All male cit!-. s' bt-een t-b age of 21 ap;d 60. are >IC to poll ihx unless exe.mpt. by-. r. Th'- Auditor or his~ deputty will- - at :be fult.wi: g places on dlays c:ifld and the balat;c3 of .time to runary 20th in dffice in Winnsbu'rs. ilbion:, Tuesday. January 10. auckhead, Wednesday, January 11, rolling, Thur-sday,.January 12. re.shyviIle, Friday, January 13. Vood wardt, 3sar rday, Jannary 14X Vhire Oak, Monday', Jafinary, 16. ladder-s Grove, Tu9sddy, fS&Zmary uint H1ill, Wednesday, J-aneam y, 18. *dgeway, Friday,-Janual*y 20. ongtown, Monday) 28. - entrevrille, Tuesdav, Jausay 24. .L. Coopers, Wednesday, Janary ly thewood. Thursday, January 26. rreb (F. M. Curlee's store) Friday, uary, 27. outicello, Monday, January 30. mnkineville. Tuesday,-January 31. r.J mICunND, A. F C.