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K|v SUMMONS FOR BELIEF
(Compipiftt not served) #
State >j>f South Carolina, County of
Horry,.Court of Common Pleas.
1 B. F. Hamllon, Plaintiff, vs. B.
H. Ha^lwn, David Hanrelson, John
Bobbins, John Reaves, Rowland Herand
Corsetta Webb; alao ell other
persons unknown to tlw . plaintiff
elauninj?any right, title, estate, interest
in,jt>r lien Upon the. real estate
described - the - '-complaint "herein,
Defendants.
TO THE DEFENDANTS ABOVE
NAMED: '
./You are .hereby sumiifbned and required
to answer? the eomplaint - in
this action, which Has bedn filed in
the office of the Clerk df the fcoqrt of
Commqg Pleas for the said county,
and to serve a copy o^'vour answer
to : the s>Keaid complaint On
I the subscribers at their office, at
Conway, .South " Carolina, within
twenty days after the service hereof,
exclusive of the-day of such service;
and if you fall to answer
!the complaint within th^> time
aforesaid, the plaintiff -in t Jflus
action will apply ta thd Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
SHERWOOD AlMcMlLLAN,
Plaintiff's ^Attorneys.
Dated Sept. 10th, A. D. 1924.
TO THE ABSENT DEFENDANTS:
; Take Notice: That the summons,
a copy of which .'is herewith served
on you, ai^d the complaint herein was
duly filed ^n the Clerk of Court's office
at Conway, S. C. on September
10th, 1924.
sherwood & McMillan,
yC Plaintiff's Attorneys,
\Attest: | {>
W. L. BRYAN, ' (SEAL) - ^
C. C. C.^ P. >?
notice of pendency of ac.
-. Notice is hereby given that an action
has been commenced and is now
pending in this coUrt upon a com plaint
of the above named plaintiff
against the above named defendants, !
the object of said action being to do
terming adverse claims, to bar adverse
claims, to reform a deed, ail affecting
; real estate iiv said State and County
W .at the time~bf the commencement of
this action and at the filing-of this
| notice, described riV?v>Ilowsi ^ < ..4
96 acres * * bounded ,as follows:'
I " . Beginning at a poplar corner on the
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ALL PIECE
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i lius is not a s
and we are markir
We intend to get r
eome in where yoi
for yourself-when
b School Dresses, th
-Wraps, Suits, Blou
everything for Fa!
-and is offered at tl
Ready-to-Wears
W{ havis-a big assortment of 1
ready to wear in the very latest t
and materials at prices yoij *
v meet up'with .every day. We a
you come to this sale and get
?; choice of these wonderful garr
. at a sfccriftee price.
* We have a big line of (adieus'
dresses, capes, coats, shirt-waist
^ sweaters for fall and winter.'
-mrnn't nun'tA anv nrices here, bu1
>ou \to tome and we th^m/for ;
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Many Coaway Folks Ars Sfcowtif
- How to Avpid Needless * .
Suffering. T7T""
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> There's nothing more annoying
than kidney weakness or inability to
properly control the kidney secretions.
Night and day alike, the sufferer
if torihented and with * the
burning .and spalding, the attendant
backache, headache and dizziness,
South side; of Bear Branch therufc
near Southwest a certain ditch to the'
Hughes Mill Road; thence the.
hughes Mill road south a lightwood
liihb .. corner, Thence' near Southeast
to^ a knot - fo^nert . thence
near Northwest:^to a knot corner;
thence near Southeast to a "stale? corner;
thence near Northeast to a stake
corner; thence near Northwest to a
kiiot corner; thence the South edge
of Bear Branch back, to the beginning
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% Plaintiff's AttorneVs.
Conway, S. C., Sept. 10th, 10?4.
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place loans of conservative
amounts on
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!, six per cent. Interest.
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MARION, S. C.
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GOODS, ME>
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ale. We are discontin
ig the prices down to r
id of it if we have to g
?yilTliave"plentv of t
a vAii AQti ci!)VA mnnl
Ls JVU VWll .UWf V
e youngsters Winte
ses, Furnishings, Uni
H and Winter is on dii
lie lowest prices to be
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3S Is a Dollar 10
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t-uk ^1' J inutr
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THE FIELD, CONWAY. B. C.
lift is indeed a burden. Down's Pills
stimulant diuretic to the kidneys
^__Jmve brought peace sod comfort
to mdhy Conwhy people. v Profit by
this Conway resident's experience: ?
A. H. Benson, tagpenterf &. P. D.
No. i; saysr "Heavylifting mademy
kidneys weak and caused 111 ssss tn jj|
unnaturally. Often t^vers was a heavy
feeling in the small*of my back and
at times my back was so lame and
sore I could hardly stoop. I was
troubled considerably with, sharp
pains across my back. I used Doan's
Pills and the first box from the Horry
Drug Co.,! fixed me up fine. It was
Only a week, I reckon, .that my kidneys
were acting properly and my
back was free from pain." .v
60c, at all dealers, Foater-Milburn
'Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N Y.
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A man who . would not take hi*
home paper sent his little boy to.
borrow the copy taken by a neighbor.
In his haste the boy ran over a
hive of bees and in ten minutes he
looked like a warty squash. His cries
reached his'father, who ran to his as--,
sistance, failing to not a barbed wire
fence, which he ran into, breaking it
down, cutting _j_a handful < of fleah|
from his anatomy, and ruining a $5
pair of pants. The cow took acTWtfttage
of the gap in the fence and got
into the corn. Hearing the racket hi?"
wife ran out, upsetting a four-gallon
i churn of rich cream into a basket of
j kittens and drowned them. In her
haste she lost a <17.00 set vbf teeth.
The baby, |eft alone, crawled throrgh
the cream into the parlor arid ruined
| a brand new $20.00 carpet. During
j the excitement the oldest daughter
ran away with the hired Man, the
dog'broke up ^eleven settings of eggs
and the calves chewed the tails-off
four night shirts. Cheaper by far to
have the paper delivered, says a
iTBrald, Waldport, Ord.'
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|j make the following deductions:
!.| $35.00 suits -$21.30
I $30.00 splits ...... $17.50
$25.00 surtp at 1 $14.95
| $20.00 anlfa at A r I 0 98
1 CONWAYTRAMNG CO.
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rs AND LAPEAR
liing certain lines
nove this stock oiit
ivp it awflv. Rpftaeu.
ime to look and see [
iy on the Girl's
t Suits, Shoes,
derwear.. In fact 1
splay at this store
found this season.
: Ginghanifev '
00 yards dress and apro^ffing-,
s, good quality.1
Sale Prices ? life
00 yards Dree* Ginghams. Best \
ity, 35c and 40c values. , s
Now ..? , . t . 27c
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Enamel Ware '
big line of Enamel ware, "
1 Ware, Glass Ware, Crockery
B; All sacrificed.
Work Shirts
ie big lot of worlt shirts.
regulars for only v 69c
i values _?j, 95c
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will pay you to ?tock up on thia. |
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JI0T1CE OF SALE ' f
UadsTjantTby virtue of the decree
and of the eoufct?msde byhis
Honor, S,W. G. Shipp, Presiding
JodgsTbs *^e c**e of Anna S, Lewis j v
and A. W te^is, Plaintiff*, vs; |
?famie b. Thomnkins, E. :L -Lewis
TOP"H.~N L?wis. def?ndanls^"and+
dated th?r 10th day: of September A. ! I
D. 1924* * the -undersigned W. L.[|
Bryan, a Specif Master of Horry
Cdltnty, nrill sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, before the Court
House 3fl?or, ^ at ^Conway, in Horry
Cofcnty, wd .State?of South Carolina, j|
duringk4fgal .hours of sale, on salesday
in October, jext it' being the
sixth day of said month, all and sing- II
ular that certain, real estate situatein
Horry Country and described as
follows, jo Wit:. /- ; - JZ
J and Singular those two certain^lota
end .parcels of ^and situate, lying Xj
and being within the town of Con-'
way, Oonnty of Horry, and .State of n'?*
South Carolina, known and designat- j cen
ed on jilot of the W. R. Lewis prop- ir\d
erty*made by J.- M. Johnson, C. 'E., as c0"u
lota No. 1?9 and 180 of ?he W. R. er>
Lewis property ^and which said plot is mil
of recoad >n Clerk's office^ for Horry I
County and the said lots having an so
aggregete frontage of 97 ft, on hat
.Fourth Ave. and extending .back a dis "Pl
tance .of, 237.60 ft.^This property is *n8
at the eorner of Fourth Avenue and
Beaty Street. , his
Abo, All and Singular those two I
certain lot* and parcels of land situ- .
ate* lying and being in the town of ^
Conway, County of Horry and State ^ri
of South Carolina, known and desig- tje
nated en-plot made by j. M. Johnson,C.
E. Dec. 1909, same being of record
in Clerk's office for Horry County as
lots Not. 211 and 212 and the same se]
having an aggregate frontage on ;nj
Fourth Avenue of 150 ft., and ex- ij^
tending back inN a parallelogram 160 ^
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)f sale cash. Purchaser toTar
pay for .p^ers and stamps. . id!
Sept; lb, 1924. * T1
W.'L. BftYAft.* * hi;
As Special Master for Horry County. ar
S. C. buSEXBURY, . ' ?
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DISTURBANCES I
LAID TO MARS ?
NflW York, N. Y., Sept. A spiall >J
group of'prominent scientist here, ?
" who meet for .weekly dlfecusfrkins_6f
[ recent-g vents that have gome conned
Wondering If the present . proximity
of the planet Mar^, noW nearer to ?the
earth than it has been in a hundred f
years, is not responsible for the ex-- f
tr^ordimyy hurricanes, frequent
earthquakes, great floods and other
disturbances that just, now are causing
havoc and loss of human and
animal life throughout this world.
Such conditions that at present are. 3
beings'reported from many of our ^
civilized and largely populated coun.- ^
j tries" have not "existed" before within .
| the memory of man, they point out. ^
_ The terific hurricane which for two ."
days lashed the~iastem coast of the
j United States, buffeting crept ocean ^
| liners until at times it looked as if ^
I tfiey must-tutn over and sink; great
floods and tidal waves in China and
Japan and .their adjacent waters; rec
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ord-breaking floods in ,certain seck
tionfe of oUr own country; earthquakes ^
and mysterious upheavals in Europ
eari and Asiatic regions*?all these,
h the scinlists say, are'top ptrapge Ahd "
f unusual to be viewed lightly.
With, nothing else to Jurn to fqrji
solution of these occurences, it is not' .
strange that experts in the astrono;
mical and *' atmospheric matters
Should turn to the most important
subject receiving"Ifceir attention today
the-" nearness of the planet
mars to the earth .:for a solution of
the direful disturbances aforementioned.
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Big Liner Hasf Narrow Escape.
NWhen the White Star HheV Arabic,
firsKof thtf trans-Atlantic steamships
to - rea>b ' here/following the -tdrriflc hurticuneWhlch
for two days lashed r
The. eastern ;eoa3t all the way^om.
the Caribbean\o the North Atlantic,
ckme into port nfcfe, she had more
than fifty passerige^ii suffering from
minor* injuries, and tmrty-three under
tHe;svllhf?on*i" care. <A^hug:e cam-"
ber struck the vessel at 3 d<^lock p.
I m. on' the starboard bow abaftVf the
bridge ;and almost swallowed her1' in J
the sea. \ /)
~ ^The seg- atso tore away four life
rafts one life boat, washed one man windows
and ripped things loose on
flour decks. PracHeally etery lifeboat
on the starboard side was.jj^ye. ? j
^^Several tons of water flooded, be-j
-fcwr the deck*, even into the*engineroom.
Stoker* were thrown in heaps
of coal and lost their shovels andfor
hMrveral minutes were forced to feed
the, furnace*' by hand. Several stokers
received ^bad bnfafes but kept at
work while the Steamship was at the L
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nt of sinking. ,
i most unusual and disquieting," \
terrifying, experience was re
tly ha<^ by Benqice 'Richenbackii
ustrious ftqd hard wcrkingg^youni
intryman, wh<^ lives with his fath
Sidney RicheKbaker, some fe>
es from Elloree. . - *
n the. early hours of the mofninj
the story goes,. as voung Richer
rker was sweetly smoozing in a
itairs room in,his homer and dreai
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Dan Cupid and his inroads^upo
willing heart, no doubt at ths
y moment feeling the piercing c
i darts from the arrows qf.the go
love, he felt somethingg soft ij
sing his feet and lower limbs;*,./
st the-young dreamer paid but li
attention to the soft embracer bi
ise^cbnttrroing and tending in ra|
strides toward the-jy>per parts.<
i body,.he suddenly aroused hin
[f~frora his dreams and love mal
5 and,*jumping up hastily, made
jl^when he discovered, to hi u
ram&ement and terrible shoe
at a snake had coiled itse
ound hislower limbs and was ra
ly making its excursions : upNvar
le screafhs of the young man ai
3 announcement of the tmwelcoi
id . beastly intruder's presence:^
espassing Were more like a-fi
arm than anything else and arov
1^ in sudden fright" the entire hous
)ld and many nearby neighbors. F
ither soon reached the* scene of t
stressing disturbance and witb
ell directed blow from his club d
itched the reptile, known as a i
r chicken snake. Young Richenbai
r solemnly declares tfiatjhe ne1
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There is nothing of more gem
tility than a hair pin. -If you w
3 hang a picture ana no hook. is
and for that .purppsse a "hairlakes
a very satisfactory substiti
rovided you do not wish to mar
all by driving a nail into it. - .
To make a picture hook uree a h
in of heavy wire. A double bend
tade in the pin somewhat like
>rm of the picture hook. ^ The? b
air .pin is then hung over the mo
ig and the picture cord inserted
le projecting hook. ? ' '
When making jpllies, brushl_ro*i
le iYlSide of- the mold with a lit
3uten-up white of egg. The jelly v
len turn but easily. ,
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iilnS the bio#. You can soon feel ite Ftreat
iio?. Isvitoratios Price SO*.
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of?& -flock of chickens belonging' -to
n .Walter Panne 1 1, Taloga, fell u victim
,g to the hefii recently, a large, lyy-* '
n mouth Rock "rooster adopted the ^
tt brood, which he cares for in a true
,f ! motherly fashion." At first unat>Te~t<^
idp understand hi* method of calling %
I. them, so different from that of- the
it mother hen, the chickens now follow . . ..
t- him about'the barnyard'as he hunts
it bita^of food for them. He ev^n quit
?>- 'his perch..in the chicken house, to .
spend the night in a chicken coop ....... x?
with his adopted brood. The rooster ^It
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HAYES': HEAUflQ HQNgY? o '
p- cough medicine which stop* the cough by *
(j j healing the Inflamed and b+itatod tissues.
J! A box of GROVE'S O-PEN-TRATE v
na SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
ne Croup is enclosed wltli every bottle of
nd-HAYES: HEALING HONEY, The aalvt
rc should be rubbed on the chest aud tliroat - ;
. j of children suffering from ff Cold or Croup.
_ The heaHng effect of Hayes'Healing Honey lnjW?
the throat combined wtqi the healing effect of
ri0 (trove s O-Pen-Tratte Skive through the pores of _
118 < Iherklo eoan stope-a cough. * ? -dF* ;
he I Both remedies are packed to one carton and the, " ;
? ! ?et of the combined ireatflnent is 35c. >
'Jurt' ask your druggigt foe HAYES*
?- HEALING HONEY. V .
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Take LAX AH YE BHOMO QUININE'(Tablets). II
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" the breaking of Chill* and reducing of
18 Fever. Even after the patient is free frOOV J v .
the actual illness, the marks pn his system are
t plain to see. Vitality, is weak, smsptito poor,
y ^ weight fallen oiT, spirits low. In such edd- *
'Tdjf. ditipns Wintersmith's Chill Tonic, a reliable <
jn anti-malaria prescription is Invaluable, v ...
Wintcrsmiflf's Chill Tonic builds up and
restores what the malarial fever has taken
ind away. It enriches and purifies the blood,.
... aids the appetite, tones up .the system,..' ' >
1 hastens the re torn of health and strength. . _<?T
fill Taken aeyou feet-Chills andFerereomliig-1 1 ??? on,
Wintersmith's Chill Tonic (fives prompt /. and
certain relief; andlongsiege of Malarla
can often avoided. Its beneficial
^ .aflcctd have been proved in thousands of ^
cases, qver_56 years of continued use. At
your drug ?u?re. .-l opuiar mzc, wjc; mom*
(tb . moth size, f 1. Mado only.by the Winter- *
smith Chemical Co., Inc. LouiavUI*", Ky. ' ^ 1
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