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?VEOWEE COURIER (Established i HU).) Published Every Wednesday Morning ? ? ? 11 ) rs < ? i ' i [ 11 i ( > 11 $i i>cr Annum. Advertising Haien Reasonable. -Ry ?TECK, SHFLOR ?i SCHRODER. Communications of ? personal character charged for an advertise ments. Obituary notices arin tributes of respect, of not over 100 words, will . printed free <>r charge. All over r^.iat. number mast Po paid for at tho rato of ono cont a word. Cash to coco tn pa II y tua II II seri pt. WAMI A I,l/A. S. C.: WEDNESDAY, Wit. ?0, HMO. Seneca Personal .Mention. {Unavoidably Omitted East Week.? Seneca, Aug. '.'.2. Special: I. 1). Wyly has returned to Beaufort after a. two weeks' visit here and in tho . on ii ty. Rev. and Mrs. T. M. Galphln are ( nleitaming ;i large company of rota tives, whose naines are, Mr. and Mrs. C. Rickenbacker and three childi en; Mrs. F. li. (hiller and son, and Boyeo Galphln, all of Orangeburg, and Hor ben Galplllll, of Atlanta. Thu gen ! lemon of the party are at 'ramass?e for a few days" outing this week. Mrs. W. .). I AI nney is at Blue Hideo, X. C., for a slay of some weeks. Mrs. K. M. Cary and children and Mrs. Man Floyd and daughter have returned from a visit to Tallulah. Miss Thelma Veiner, the young daughter Of Singleton Vernor, of Selina, Ala., is expected lo arrive soon for a visit to her grandfather. H. S. Veiner. Miss Lucy Candler, of Atlanta, will visit Miss Louise Dendy on her ro turn home after a visit to New York. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met with Circle No. 2 at the residence of Mrs. E. A. 'lines Monday afternoon. Miss Bel Ramsay, of Anderson, .pent sevearl days the past week i it ti Miss Helen Cary. Hr. and Mrs. lt. M. Leavelle. of Oxford. Miss., have been visiting i heir daughter, Mrs. J, H. Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jones have re turned to Lowndosville after a visit, of a week to Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Hunter. They were accompanied by Miss Annie Hunter. Miss Rachel Dickinson, of Spnr tanblirg, has hoon visiting Mrs. W. S. Hunter. Seneca and Newberry crossed hats in an interesting game of base ball inst Friday, resulting in a score of io to I for Seneca. The Newberry boys were returning from a moun tain trip and when passing through Seneca challenged our boys. Mrs. Annie A H good of Picken? has been visiting relatives hmo tho past week. VV. C. Fdwards and Mrs. Busha. of Toeeoa, have hoon visiting their bro iler, I.. A. VA wards. Miss Hilen McIntosh and Miss Jewel Hy rd have re ttl rood lo Missis sippi after a visit of sovoral weeks ".o Mrs. .lames Lowery. M rs. Will 11 uni and family, of ! rownville, were in Seneca Monday. I Iv. L. Nltnmons is driving a hand- j sumo new cbe\ rolel. Mrs. .1. K. Harper and chip'; I visited at Sand\ springs last week. I Mr. and Mrs S. Y Strihling. of j Coswell, fin., alter..led Hie reunion last week, visiting T. S. St Hiding's s'a nilly, Tninn.sxee Local News. \ Unavoidably Omitted Last Week.) Ta in assoc, Aug. ll. Special: Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Walker and children, of Walhalla, and Miss Baller, of B ro ra rd, N. C.. were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. .1. Beard. Mrs. V, h.. Harrison has returned to Walhalla aller a visit of several days to her daughter. Mrs. Uayne G. Iones. Mrs. ("allie Chalmers is spending severn) weeks with Mr. and Mrs. .1. E. Kelley. Miss Helen Heard bas relumed lo S parta n burg. Miss Heard had as her fliest last week Miss Dora Pitchford. Misses Grace Heard and Belle ' Williams attended the entertainment j given at Fla! '.shoals Friday night. Miss Sallie Strihling Invited Mss Williams to give a talk Oil "Hirds." which proved a delightful feature of .?.he evening. V, V?. Harrison, llayno G. .Iones :X:/J(I Jim Barden enjoyed several ?lays' fishing near the home of Mr. Burden's parents, in tho mountains ?of Georgia, last week. Miss Mattie Lee visited her bro ther's family at Six-Mile, Plckons county, last week. The people of our community have been very much Interested in tho protracted services held at Chcoboo Baptist church last week, and also at Whitmiro Methodist church. OCONJOIO BOYS (JO WEST. tho <'onerous Community-.Many Visitor*-Tho Marett Reunion^ ( Cuavoidably Omitted Last Week.) Coneross, Aug. 2 1. Special: Ow itiK lo my negligence and visiting, md (lie social rush of the season, som correspondent hits not sent lu my local news in several weeks. Tho third annual reunion Ot tito Mureil family ut Fair I'lay on the 18th, seems lo have been the most mjoyitblc occasion held al Fair Play this season. The reunion exercises were held in Beavordam church. To iliis church a large number of the Marett family belong, or did In their younger days. After assembling on the grounds all were Invited Into the church, where several Interest ing talks were given. After the re ligious .services. Col. It. 10. Mason nave an Interesting sketch of Marett history, going hack several genera tions. Ile told ol' many incidents before Ka lr Play was a town. Col. Mason put every ono In a jolly mood and all were well entertained. A number of relatives were present from Arkansas, Mississippi, Texas and Georgia. These few lines fur nish only a brief outline of what could be-said about (he reunion. Little Misses Catherine and Alice Sue llunsingor, of Greenville, are on an extended visit to their aunt, Mrs Susan M. llunsingor. Several of our boys met last Thursday and spent a few hours working on the cemetery and church grounds. This made quite a differ ence ill the looks of things around the church, We regret lo say that Kev. lt. c. Lee \ be forced to give up the pastorate of Conerosa church. Ile has taken work in other parts Mrs. ll. W. Arve spent some time recently with her mother, Mrs. ll. C. Ilotboll, ot" Toccoa, Ca., who has been quito indisposed for some time. Mrs. Harmon Keil, of Americus, Ca., is spending several weeks with Mrs. J, l-l, Kell. She is also visiting her uncle, s M. Hunnicutt, and wife. ll. It. Dearden, wife and children, of Oakway, are visiting Mrs. near den's mother. Mrs. Mary Dilworth. Misses Maud and Frances Hamlin, of Sa hi win, Ga., and their cousins. Misses Mabel and Blanche Secrest, of Dundee, Minn., spent several days here last week as the guest of the Misses Barker. They returned to Baldwin Monday, where the Misses j Secrest and their mother arc spend ing the summer. Mr. and Mrs. .1. B. Vandiver, of Malvern, Ark., are guests at the home of Mrs. Vandiver's sister. Mrs. W. (). Alexander. They will also visit relatives in other parts of the county before returning. 'l'hoir many rela tives and friends aro extending to them a most heart v welcome. Misses Elsie and Ola Morgan and brothers. Stanley and Robert, of Pick mis, spent a few days last week with relatives in this section. They were accompanied home hy their cousins, Misses Lethie, Beaulah and .lessie Barker and brother, T. 1)., \v!io will rel II rn home to-day. Miss Bessie Arve, of Madison, is a visitor to her cousins, the Misses Arve, this week. Miss Rosa Rochester Patterson, of Ninety-Six, is spending several weeks hero visiting her aunts, Mesdames C. M. Gumbrell ami T. L. Alexan der. Slit; is a (laughter ol' .loe Pat terson. t?. L. Harker and wife spent some time recently willi relatives in the Bethlehem and Double Springs colu mn ti it ies. .1. W. Abbott and family, of Gaff ney, spent several days last week willi the former's parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. Abbott. Miss Elsie Fret well waa a recent visitor to relatives ?it Whetstone. .1. I). Abbott and ll. W. Arve and sons spent the latter part of last week camping in the Long Creek sect ion. Miss Anna Du Boso spent last week in Greenville with her sister, Miss Salent, who is stenographer for the Lipsconih-Russell Co. W. O. Alexander and family, of Greenville, are spending this work al Coneross with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. .1. S. Abbott spent Tuesday with their son, fOnis, who is taking the agricultural course at Clemson. They were accompanied by .1. L. Duckworth and daughter, Miss Ada. Jackson Rothell and wife and Lewis Rothell and wife, of Toccoa, were recent visitors In tho home of Henry W. Arve. Miss Bessio White, of Piedmont, was a lecent visitor to Miss Maggie While, of this community. S. J. Harker and family, of Cen tral, spent last week with relatives here and at Walhalla. Mr. Barker has returned to Central. Mrs. Bar ker and daughter will remain hore for a short while. Mrs. John Griffin returned homo yesterday after a pleasant visit to relatives in Andorson county. Wo regret tho absence of two of Westminster I vocals. (Unavoidably Omitted Last Week.) Westminster, Au?. 2 2.-Special: Kev. T. M. Stripling, of Cedartown, tia., visited Ilia brother, M. S. Strib Ilng, last week. Mrs. I). A. Henderson and chil dren, oi Cornelia, (Ja., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Whltmlre last week. C. L. J arra rd returned Monday from a visit of several weeks to his daughters in Virginia and New Jer sey. Col. It. K. Mason, of Charlotte, was hero last week. He attended the Marett reunion at Fair Play. Wm. A. Monea has returned from a visit to his father, R. T. Hone.?, at Carterville, Ca. Horn, unto Mr. and Mrs. I). E. Jones, August 2 1st, ii son. Mrs. Tom Moon, of Athens. (Ja., visited Mrs. J. II. Stonecypher last week. The many friends of Mrs. Jane Y. Vernor were grieved to hear of her sudden death, which occurred at her home tit Retreat last Tuesday. Mrs. Vertier was an estimable Christian woman and will be sadly missed in her home and community. Amid a large concourse of sorrowing re?a- ? Uves and friends tho body was laid ' to rest In Retreat cemetery on Wed- | nesday. The bereaved ramtly have the sympathy of many friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bruner and guests are on a ten days' trip in the mountains. The Hcrean class of Westminster Raptist Sunday school, together with a number of invited guests, enjoyed a moonlight picnic on the banka of (Mianga last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McGee and Mr. and Mrs. Q. O. Simpson attend ed the McGee reunion at WilPani ston last Wednesday. Mrs. F. M. Cross and Mrs. C. C. Whltmlre entertained last Saturday morning in honor of their guests. Mrs. Henderson, of Cornelia, e.a.. I and Mrs. Lobby and Mrs. Singleton, j of Sumter. Mrs. T. K. Poore has returned from a visit to hor parents in Auder Bon county. H. M. and W. L. England returned ' Monday from the Northern markets. I Miss Willie Vandiver, of Hartwell. ' was the guest of the Misses Carter last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norris, of Tus- ! caloosa. Ala., visited Mr. Norris' mo- j ther, Mrs. E. A. Norris, the latter part of last week. T. C. Bibb returned Monday ft om Atlanta, where Ive spent several daw* with his uncle, Wm. Bibb. He was accompanied home by his little cou sin, Mason Bibb. A scries of meetings are in pro gress at Emmanuel church. The ser vices are being conducted by the pas tor. Rev. J. A. Martin. Keith L. Benrden, of Atlanta ls spending a few days with homefolks. You'll never know the value of a dollar unless you have earned it yourself. WHY WOMEN WRITEJ.ETTERS To Lydia E. Pinkham Medi cine Co. Women who are well often ask "Aro the letters which the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. aro continually publishing, genuino?" "Aro they truthful?" " Why do women writo such letters? " In answer wo say that never have wo published a fictitious letter or name. Never, knowingly, have wo published on untruthful letter, orono without tho full and written consent of tho woman who wroto it. Tho reason that thousands of women from all parta of tho country write such grateful letters to tho Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co. is that. Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound has brought health and happiness into their lives, once burdened with pain and suffering. I It has relieved women from some of tho worst forms of female ills, from dis placements, inflammation, ulceration, irregularities, nervousness, weakness, stomach troubles and from tho blues. It is impossible for any woman who is well and who hns never suffered to realize how these poor, suffering wo men feel when re stored to h e al th; their keen desire to help other women who are suffering as they did. our best ?md most popular young men-Blake Gambrell and Arthur Fretwoll-who gave us a surprise a short time ago by boarding the train for Birmingham, Ala., and Oregon, respectively. Mr. Gambrell now holds a good position In Birming ham, and Mr. Frotwcll in Oregon. These young men have many friends here who wish them much success in tholr new homes. N OT I O K SUite of South Carolina, (Omiiy of Coonee, (lu Court of Common Pleas.) Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Itail way Company, Petit loner, Vs. Caroline Vonllollen, Henry Simms, Lena Simms, Nera Simms, Bertie Simms, Virginia Si nuns, Miss Simms, Arthur Owens, - - Kel ley. Defendants. Notice. To the Defendants, Caroline Von llollen, Henry Simms, Lena Simms, Nora Simms, Bertie Simms, Virginia Simms. Miss !" ms, Arthur Owens and - Kelle . Take Notice: That under authority of the Act of the General Assembly of South Caro lina, approved February 1-9, 1915, and for the purposes theroln Indicat ed, the Atlanta <fc Charlotte Air Line Railway Company, a corpora tion under the laws ot* thc State of South Carolina, and owning a rail road in said State, requires the fol lowing described real estate owned by you : All that certain strip, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and be ing on either side of located common center Une of proposed Central-Sen eca new double track railroad of At lanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company, as the same has been lo cated through the lands of Caroline Vonllollen, the apparent owner, ad joining lands of C. H. Rip pey on the east, J. T. Crenshaw on the west, and the said Caroline Von Hol len on the south, in the County of Oconee, and State of South Carolina, more particularly described as fol lows, to wit : Reginning at a point on the divid ing line between lands of C. H. Rip pey and Caroline Vonllollen, 100 feet south of said located common center line at survey station 7 55 0 plus 09 and running thence ( 1 ) Through lands of said Caro line Vonllollen north 82? ll' paral lel with and 100 feet south of said located common center line ?I05 feet to survey station 7552 plas 17.2; thence (2) In a westerly direction by a curve to the right having radius of 2701.9 feet, parallel with and 100 feet south of said located common center line 127 feet to line of land of ,). T. Crenshaw, to survey station 755 1 plus 35; thence , Cl) North 20? west along said line 71 feet; thence ( I) North 86? 40' east and cross ing said located common center line 390 feet to line of laud of C. H. Rip pey; thence (5) South 20? along sahl line and recrossing said proposed common center line 144.9 feet to point or place of beginning. Said strip of land containing 0.9S1 acres, and being shown ia yel low upon blue print map of survey dated May 2, 1910, hereunto annexed and made a part hereof. You, and each of you. are requir ed to serve upon the Petitioner within thirty days from the service of this Notice upon you. and each of you, in writing, your refusal or con sent to its acquisition of said real estate. ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINIO RAILWAY COMPANY, By COTI I RAN. DEAN & COTI IRAN. R. T. .IAYNES. Attorneys, Petitioner. Walhalla. S. C., August 17, 19 10. X O T I C K . State of South Carolina, County of Oconee. (In Court of Common Pleas.) Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rail way Company, Petitioner, against .1. T. Crenshaw. W. E. Henry, A. E. Osborne, Henry Simms, Virginia Simms and Miss Simms, and Ar thur Owens, Defendants. Notice. To .1. T. Crenshaw, W, li. Henry, A. HI. Osborne, Henry Simms, Vir ginia Simms, Miss Simms and Arthur Owens, Defendants: Take Notice: That under the Act of the General Assembly of South Caro lin;!, approved February 10th, 19 15, and for the purposes therein indicat ed, Hie Atlanta & Charlotte Air Cine Railway Company, a corpora tion under the laws of the State of South Carolina, and owning a rail road in said State, requires the fol lowing real estate owned hy you: All that certain strip, piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and be ing on the south side of located com mon center line of the proposed Cen tral-Seneca double track railroad of Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rail way Company, aa the same has been located through lands of J. T. Cren shaw, the apparent owner, adjoining lands of Caroline Vonllollen, on the east, Louis Simms estate on the west, and other lands of J, T. Cren shaw on the south, in the County of Oconee. and State of South Caro lina, more particularly described as follows, to wit : Beginning at a point on dividing lino hot ween lands of J. T, Cren shaw and the Louis Simms estate, 100 feet south of the located com mon center line of said proposed Cent ral -Sen ocn double track railroad of Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rail way Company, at survey station ?558 plus 12. and running thence ( 1 ) North 33? west along said di viding line 83 feet, thence (2) North 85? I O' east USO feet to line of land of Caroline Vonllol len, thence (.".) South 20? east along said Car oline Vonllollen line 7 1 feet to a point 100 feet south of said located common center lino at survey sta tion 755 1 plus :'.">; thence (I) In a southwesterly direction on a curve to thc right having ra dius of 270 1.9 feel parallel with and 100 feet south of said located com mon center line 398 feet, to point or placo of beginning. Said strip, piece or parcel of land containing 0.408 acres, and being shown In yellow upon blue print map of survey, dated May 2, 19I?, here unto annexed and made, a part hereof. You, and each of you, arc requir ed to sorve upon tho Petitioner Gel a m Wonl?l/JT. MATHESON HARD WESTMINST within thirty days from the service of t li is Notice upon you, and each of you, in writing, your refusal or con sent to its acquisition of said real estate. ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY, By COT H RAN, DEAN & COT-MIAN. R. T. .IAYNES, Attorneys, Petitioner. Walhalla. S. C., August 17, ll* ll*. N O T I C K . State of South Carolina, County of Oconee, (In Court of Common Pleas.) Atlanta & Charlotte Air Lino Rail wav Company. Petitioner, Vs. Barbara Simms, Henry Simms, Lena Simms, Nera Simms, Bertie Simms, Guyton Simms, Virginia Simms. Miss Simms, Mollie Wig gins. Arthur Owens, The Citizens' Rank, of Seneca, S. C., a Corpora tion, Defendants. Notice. To the Defendants, Barbara Simms, Henry Simms, Lena Simms, Nera Simms, Bertie Simms, Guyton Simms, Virginia Simms, Miss Simms. Mollie Wiggins, Arthur Owens, and The Citizens' Bank, of Seneca, S. C., a Corporation: Take Notice: That under authority of the Act of the General Assembly of South Caro lina, approved February 1 Dtli. 1915, and for the purpose therein indicat ed, the Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company, a corpora tion under the laws of the State of South Carolina, and owning a rail road In said State, requires the fol lowing described real estate owned by you: All that certain strip, piece or par cel of land of the said Louis Simms estate, situate, lying and being on either side of located common center line of proposed new double track railroad of Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Railway Company, and to the southeast of and adjoining right of way of the said 'Railway Company, for its present main (single) track railroad, adjoining also land of J. T. Crenshaw, at or near tho town of Courtenay, in the County of Oconee, and State of South Carolina, more particularly described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the point where the dividing line between lands of Simms estate and Crenshaw intersects southeasterly boundary line of said present right of way being a point 100 feet, measured at right angle, southeast of center line of said pres ent main track; and running thence ( 1 ) South 33? 00' east along said dividing line 33 feet to a point 100 feet, measured on radius of curve, southeast of said located common center line of proposed new double track railroad; thence (2) lu a general southwesterly di rection by a curve to the left having ratlins of 27IM.9 feet, parallel with and 100 feet southeast of sa id locat ed common center line, 2'?.">!'."", ?"oet to a point opposite survey station 7"?:-!2 plus 36 on said located com mon center line; thence (3) North ? 2? 03' west 6.5 feet to a point. 100 feet measured at right angle, southeast of center line of present main track; thence t I I North ".7? f>7' east along southeasterly boundary line of said present right, of way, parallel with and 100 feet southeast of said cen ter line, 536.6 feet, to point of curve; thence (5) In a general notheasterly di rection hy a curve to the right, hav ing ratlins of 1382.7 feet, continuing along said southeasterly boundary line of present right of way, parallel with and 100 feet southeast of said center lino. 1100.2 feet, to point of tangent; thence (0) North 8'?? -IO' east continuing along said southeasterly boundary line of present right of way. parallel with and 100 feet southeast of said center line, (>r>0 feet lt) point or place of beginning. Said strip of land containing '1.234 acres, and being shown lu yellow uiK)n blue print ump of survey dated May 3d, 19 10, hereunto annexed and made a part hereof. The Defendant, T'.ie Citizens' Bank, is a corporation crea ltd hy and ex isting lintier the laws of the Slate of South Carolina, with its principal place of business at de city of Sen eca, of (lie County of Oconee. ol' the .Statt' of South Carolina, and Peti tioner is Informed anti believes that lt holds a mortgage on the tract of land of which the above mentioned strip, piece or parcel is a portion, j You, anti each of you, are requir ed lo serve upon the Petitioner within thirty days from the service of this Notice niton you, and each of J von, In writing, your refusal or con sent to its acquisition of said real estate. ATLANTA AND CHARLOTTE AIR LINE RAILWAY COMPANY, By COTIIRAN, <JDEAN Sc GOTH RAN, It, T. JA YNES, Attorneys, Petitioner. An optimist is a mau who invests in a gold brick every time the op portunity presents Itself. 'OTorlEAK out for the leaks now," don't wait for bad weather, ^ >u can't afford to ruo the risk of fire, or damage ur property from wind and rain, because of a leaky >m out roof. You can afford to put on a new toot of CAROLINA METAL SHINGLES Kaus? the first cost t? about the same a? wood tingles and they save 20 per cent b insurance, ?{fully twice longer than wood shingles, and ab ilutety guaranteed against wind, tain, fire and ; ainsi rusting as is the case with cheap tin. The sere* of Carolina Metal Shingles is the base metal id special coating. Furnished galvanized or painted laka Us Prove TkU-Write for Inform? tioa and poor*. -oUettdls about th; wonderful nut-proof Carolin? M?**l ? Carol lu Mt lal Prtduds Ct., Deft " Wim In git?, ft C. ?WARE CO., Agents, BB, s. 0. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION OF LANI) TITLE. State of South Carolina, Comity of Oconoo. lu Court of Common Pleas. .MRS. LUDI li M. COLEMAN, (some time^ called Luemmn Coleman and Ltiemma C. Coleman), Plaintiff, against MATTHEW A. COLEMAN, Mrs. Lau ra W. Coleman, Edward M, Cole man, M. Stokes Strihllng, Mrs. Mary L. Carey. Mrs. Mattie V. Strihllng. .lames Hillard, H. D. Mauldin, J. Walter Daniel, 'Mrs. Helen M. Coleman In her own light and as Executrix of the last will and testament of George Y. Coleman, deceased, and Clarke County Hank, a Corporation Cre ated by and existing under the laws of the State of Georgia, De fendants. Notice of Proceeding for Assurance ami Registration of Land Title. To Whom lt) May Concern: Notice is hereby published that Petition and Summons In the above entitled action for assurance, and registration of land titles were Hied In the olflce of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of the County of Oco nee, State of South Carolina, on tho 5th day of \ugust. 1916, on be half of pet! ^ner to establish her title to the tract of land described in the Petition, to determine all ad verse claimants and have her title registered in accordance with the provisions of the Act of the General Assembly of the State ol' South Car olina, entitled: "An Act to Provide for the Assurance and Registration of Land Titles," approved the 2.r>th day of March, lfllG, an accurate de scription of said tract of land being as follows: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of laud, situate, lying and be ing In Seneca Township, of the Coun ty of Oconee, State of South Caro lina, on both sides of the Townville road, adjoining the corporate limits of the Town of Seneca, and adjoining lands of Matthew A. Coleman, Mrs. Laura W. Coleman, M. Stokes Stab ling. Mrs. Mai y L. Carey, Mrs. Mat tie V. Stribling, James Dillard, B. D. Mauldin and J. Watler Daniel, con taining Twenty-Seven and 20/100 arres (27.20), more or less, same being moro fully represented by plat of survey thereof by C. C. Myers, Surveyor, of date the 19th day of July, 1910. Said tract being de scribed in the Petition by metes and bounds tis designated on said plat. Dated at Walhalla, S. C., the 5th day o? August. A. D. 11)16. M. R. MCDONALD. Attorney Pro Petitioner. (?-:<!.) JOHN F. CRAIG, C. C. P. \u<r. 9. 19 1 f.. 32-3K SUMMONS FOR ASSURANCE AND REGISTRATION OF LA NI) TITLE. State of South Carolina, County of Oconee. In Court ol' Common Pleas. MUS. LUD1E M. COLEMAN, (some times called Luemmn Coleman and Lucmma C. Coleman), Plaintiff, against MATTHEW A. COLEMAN, Mrs. Lau ra \V. Coleman, Edward M. Cole; man, M. Stokes Stribling, Mrs. Mary L. Carey, Mrs. Mattie V. Strihllng, .lames Dillard, B. D. Mauldin, J. Walter Daniel, Mrs. Helen M. Coleman In her own right and as Executrix of the last, will and testament of George Y. Coleman, deceased, and Clarke County Bank, a Corporation Cre ated hy and existing under the laws of the State of Georgia, De fendants. Sommons for Assurance and Regis tration ol' Land Title.-Petition Piled But Not Served. To the Defendants Above Named: You, and each of you, are hereby I summoned and required to answer the Petition in this action, which was Hied in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas for the County of Oconee, in said State, on ti e 5th day ol' August, A. I). 1910, and to Hie a copy of your Answer to ibo said petition in the ofllce of the Clerk ol' Court of Common Pleas for said County and State, and also to I serve a copy of your Answer to said Petition on the attorney of Petition er, whoso name is subscribed below, lal his olHce on tho Public Square at Walhalla Court House, South Caro lina, within sixty days after the ser vice hereof, exclusive of thc day of such service; and if you fail to an swer Ibo Petition within tho Hmo aforesaid, Hie Petitioner In this ac tion will apply to tho Court for the relief demanded in tho Petition, Dated at Walhalla, S. C., tho 5th day of Angus' A D. 191 G. M. it. MCDONALD, AttOimv Pro Petitioner. (Seal.) JOHN b\ CRAIG, Clerk Court Com mon Pleas, Oconee County, S. C. Aug. 9, 1910. 32-35 Goo. T. Stowell, who died recently at tho ago of 97 at his homo in Tlelona, Mont., never used alcohol and smoked only once a year-a ci gar on each birthday.