The field. (Conway, S.C.) 1903-1958, March 24, 1927, Image 5
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imiiuiaumnuiiimii
Sams ,"Mi
AND ITEMS OF'INl
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V Mistf <Anette Kjips js at home Tr6ra
J^~Winthrop Collet for the spring hol'
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. ,,v,; Mr. ami Mia. F, E. Wilson of Pitts^
? i. burg, Pa., are guests of -Mn.? and Mrs*
*- H. W. Ambrose.
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. . ? ~ Mi?e? kury Spivey of the CokeP Colleg*
faculty spoilt a Tew\ days here
with her parents, Mrand Mrs: J. C?;
SSpiveyi leaving Wednesday morning
; tbe^Srate Teachers association/
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? > Mrsv J; B. M^Cutcheon , and he^
sPVenth grade bo?s rnjoyed-nweiner.
roast on her lawn.last (Wednesday
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* , Mesdames'J. CTSplvey, J. S Duseu,
bury, and T. B. Ludlam spent last
Saturday in Timnumaville and TTaiJi<
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Miss Evelyn Snider arrived Tuesday
"night from jCoker College for the
" V,- ; holidays.
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Mr. and WUh^JF. A. Thompson of
Mullihs were w-eek^ehdc^fUtsts of relatives
in Conway." - ^
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The YuUpg Petyple's Missionary Society
held :ap inter^ting meeting last
Saturday with -Mrs L S. APard, the
.program being in charge of-Miss Elizabeth
Ward. Thj* study of Japan was
" * . con i timed in a pleasing wayt Mi,ss Es-%
telle. Calhpun read an interesting leaf*
let and two letft-r? from Mrs. Me?**
T-?* dows, Sopt. of the Young People's
~ '1 Work wae presented.. Miss Kuby'Lye
Dusenbury. president of-this organization,
was elected as delegate to the
missionary s^onferoftce in Florence,
?- April (J i?nd\4. The Sunshine bags
were opened add revealed a neat little
. . sum to go on the missionary pledges.
After the meeting Mrs V^Lard served
.. J ' ice creum.aml oak*. - rjV .N
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Messrs D. M. Burroughs and M. A.
\ - Wright spent a few days in Wilmington;
N. G. this week. . , "
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, Methodist~Sunday school enjoyed a
hike into the woods Ja*t Saturday.
.The young folks ha^L# most delightful
time cooking their dinner, and playing
games, - .
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Mrs.lC. -t*. Hock* und 4|er^ Sunday
?? schoolVi^ass of girls had a pleasant afternoon
picnic last "Friday. ' *
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Mr. C. B.'Seaborn and a feV of the
Burroughs School teacher* are attend'
- . . irrglhe State Teachers Association in
Greenville ^his week. * -?
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v ?~ '-"8tK<h In Time Club**MioH
Mary Alice Leath was hostess
to her sewing club <m last Friday af*
ternoon at the Kingsfott ff??tel. After
vAwine w as .laid aside the guests w^c
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(aken to I'latt's Pharmacy where delicious
refreshments were . served.
;.V?' MwdaniiR A. 'W. Barrett, J. T. Hutw
- ,1 fkice, J. B? MdCutcheon and E. E.
? * Jordan were guests of the club. 1
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SOLID CAR GRANULATED
\ SUGAR, ALL SIZES JU$T UNLOADED.?SMITH
WHOLESALE
GROCERY CO.~Adv.
^ Mis* Mary Holliday returned
urday from Colombia where ?he at
tended the t). A. ft.' Conference, and
... % . -v slso visited relatives.
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The Carrie Lake Circle was hostess
to (he Baptist Missionary society, sn
j- . [ Monday afternoon at the home-of Mrs.
rJ/<A. McDermott. - Mrs. J. W. Holliday
had charge of the program. Mrs.
J. B, Boatwright, of Mulllns.;-State
Superintendent of Mission Study was
a guest,' and* made a helpfu] talk.
v%> ir*" Pljtrn were made for the a*sociat(onal
* l.i. pJr:'*ionar meeting to be held here
v /' April 5, at which time. Miss Elojreftds
-, ' ' v Lide, missionary to China, will he ?
?? hnnrvr Afier the meeting,
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FARM PROPERTY AI*t> BONDS
J. O. Cartrette, Agent
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'EREST TO WOMEN
Corner and. Tuesday afternoon
Sewing Club feet a..
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(ONWAV MKIIlOmST CHIWH
Fifth .Cveiiue and Main SJrti'i
George, i'ierce Watson. Pastor
j, ' Sunday; March 27: Bible school at
I 10 A. M.t Col. M. R. "Sipith, Supt,
L?Xhe Hut Bible class for haen.
Service Room Bible class --far ladies.j
Mothers' Bible class for mothers
trwltW-infants'. ' v "vy-*
Kpworth lea'gUes at 7:15 P. M.
.Pub.lic. worship at 11 r 15 A. M. and
8:0d P. M., conducted h&^thc pastor.
Morning th?me: Consecration. -
Kvenlne ther>n? ' *
v Prayer meeting every. Wednesday at
7 :30 P. M.
The publiv is most cordially "invited
to ^11 the fcfrvices of ?hi.is church.
Come and bring your frienrfs.?*
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6. Thompsons, will conduct service
in the Methodist church at Myrtfe
Beach next Sunday, night. All the
citizens' and visitors at the beach are
cordially invited to attend.
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?The second quarterly Conference of
-the Conway Methodist church will be.
hehTTTK^Tn' Hut on Friday, 25th. at
C r> \ f AllNiftipiniM ni'p U ired to at
tend and "visitors-^ill bo welcome.
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Vv NOTICE \ Nv.
Notice is hereby given' that there
will be a meeting of the subscribers of
Mhe capital stm-k of a proposed eorpur.
ntfon to be known as Delta Drug Company
hold at the office of Sherwood &
McMillan, Attorneys, Conway, S. C.,
'on Monday, March, jffih, 1027 at ten
o'clock A. M., for ""the purpose of completing
the oVgantzation of the promos:
<d corporation, pursuant to the statute
in such cases made. The capital stock"
"of proposed .corporation to be Five
Thousand ($5,000.00) Dollars of Fifty
(50)"shares of pur value of One Hun-'
dred ($100.00) Dollars eaeh. The nature
of the busint-sa tq be engaged in,
general drug business and operation ~bf
drug Store and manufacture of drugs
and purchase and sale of property. ?
I \ R. G. WILLIAMS, t
C C. BROWN,
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Cnfnnratni'ii : i
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Conway, S. C.,_ '
March-22nd, 1&27.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY
'SCHOOL PROtiRESSING
The Sunday srhoolwork at theFirst
Baptist church is moving: along fine.
The attendance fa good and so are the
workers. QuHc a number from the
country-Sunday schools are tailing ad
vantage of the opportunity and are
taking ttic courses offered. The work
will continue ev? ry night during the
week. - "t
First appearance of the Horry Industrial
School at Confer ay.-this year
will be "Patty Makes-Things Hum" to
be given at the Btfrrmjflcrhs High SchoWl
Auditorium Friday yHght March
Admission 13 and X>c.
NOpCK
The undersi?o?e?behiRr. the duly appointed
and qualified administratrix of
the Estate of Fannie Worley, deceased,
all persons indehAed to said estate'are
directed to mak1 payment tq. the
dersifrned and/all persons holding:
claims against Lm4d estate are direct-ed
to file the same with the und?*r?igri)ed.
MJ?. BESS MISHOE, .
i. ft- Administratrix of Estate of ,
-Fiarinie Worley. deceased.
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' HONOR ROLL FOR
GRASSY BAJ^SCHOOL
First Grade Vera Strickland?'OiT?
> b*rt WflliamsptiJ\.
Second Gfade_i.Lohnle Hill, Lee inr
. WeayiLV
. Fourth- Grade?*LKlo.'j/de Strickland
iPearl Williamson,'?' Mary Gralnirev,
Leila Graingrer:
O. T. harrelson.
*, MISS EDNA WILLIAMSON
* - Teachers.
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* All cARdm linallil wltA Worn* kuni on
healthy color, wbfcfc Indicator poor blood, and ao i
rfU then Is mm ot loss ffitrnifh diftnrbaoGs
, GROVE'S TASTELESS cbUl TONIC glow re*olarf5
turtvowtkia WOdke will wfrtch the blood, bn
i-.tfewn thedKiiottan.aniWft General Strength
eoind Tonic to tba whole oyttem. Nature will thet
throw eft or dtepcl the warms. end the fhHd will t*
In porloctSaa Mb PI??at tooaae. 80c per bottle
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Misa Margaret Ball ia a l\?n? tro
Statesville, N. O., recuperating fro
an operation' foi appendicitis.
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~ lllra. D,. M, Burroughs and Mra. 1
J.,Sherwood left-Wednesday for a fa
day*' visit In* Richmond, Va. They w|
be joined op thic way by Mrs.
Godfnvy'of Cheraw, S. C.
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TWELVE SOLID CARS, O
FERTILIZER, ALL K1N&S 1
OUR WAREHOUSE. WE AR
IN POSITION s TO FILL, AL
ORDERS PROMPTLY. SEE U
BEFORE BUYING SMITI
WHOL^ALE GROCERY CO
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Mrs* K. S. C. Baker and Mrs. W. 1
.Suggs were joint hostesses to ,the
Sewing clubs at t.he home, of Mrs." B.
ker on -^Tuesday 'afternoon. Aft
some time spent in sewing, a deligh
fill salad rour!>(k\vas served?.
' CHAl'KL SCHOOL HONOR KOLI
ror hio?Cfe*fc<ling'^laich 11, 192
1st grade Eloise Dudley, Is
'Martin Lojj$ Muggins. r'
3rd "grade Velnta Coats'^ Luth
Floyd, Mack G^oke.
4th grade.. Vernon Grpingt
Biease-Dudlye. * '
5th giade__Alton Duwsey and A
agl. Dudley. - , ? ':
6t"h- grades?Bruce Hoggins,Ru
Martin. .Corene Durnhill, Sallie Coat
.. 7th grade Auntiwell Floyd, Ge
eva Floyd. - -
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GREEN SEA
LOCAL ITEM:
The Green %Sej[ school is ' doing1
splendid Vork. *
>* ?'Miss hissie jfrerhnm. spent last wtv
end in Charleston'. "* \>
? We are very glad to welcome1 ifl
our midst*'Mr.-and Mrs. John W. Fov
er and fj?nttiy of Mullins, S. C.
- The W. .M.S.*. held its -regul
monthly meetinj?-last Wpdnesday 1
ternoon fpom'4:.'?0 rb 5:lt0 at the'hor
of Mrs. C'ornie Lupo with a splend
attendance. ^ ^ "
Mis,s Mubell Cross, Ada Butfktn, 7
leen Harrelson and others spent t
week end in Columbia. . ...
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HONOR ROLL FOR
; MTj-IIERMON SCHO<
.First grade_lLeo Roberts; At
first arrade Annie Frances Smith.
- ? Second grade H. W. Nichols, Ru
"Brown.
Fifth (trade Esther' Rogers, R'
ert Nichbls, Hubert Roberts.:Sixth
' arrade^?Lanpean , Liim
Johnnie Johnson. _ .
AgnesjNichols, Principal.
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K?oit Whito Letrhorn and Bu
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Orpington ejors for hatching. $1.
for 15.
A. Ml Sutherland.
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"Why are fishermen and a shephr
lik<? heggars?"
| "Because th?y Irve. by hook a
Igrnok."
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Mother!
r Clean Child's > Bowel:
| ."California fig Syrup" i'
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?* uepenoaoie taxauve iur
Sick ChildreA
if eroofe fororish,'bilious, oaB
- otipnUd or fell of cold, children low
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ftrru^kaj it mm Ciib to i?mUi
r the otomach Ml opaa tho lx*raU. 1
taaapoonful today may fmnt a ill
child ttmnow. Dowt cramp ?
" ovuuk Obntahw ao narcotic? a
" - noothing drug*. ?
1 Aak you* druggtat for genuine "Gail
. fornia Fig Syrup*' which nan direction!
for babm and children of all agei
printed on bottla. Mother! You muai
* hay "QaMfomla" or you may gat ai
* ' Imitation fig ayntpi
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w-./< and arc,; in tact and iu mnuor
dea *!.') these Petitioners. - k
lai, Jdim> Gillespie, Prank (lillespi
m Ned t'iile-pie and SaiptHd Wilde* Ci
jg les^iv, the -bodies ?if*a)l ilf whom *e
and are buried within the (jouif-is i
l? th< :tT>msaid cemetery, and the met
0i y uI ttH-oI' whom and their place* i
bu! iAl art* sacred and dear iu ft
>"u: iletiliouei'N. ,
"V,"' (? | That your Petitioners,' 1;. ]
t aiivj, l . C. Causey,"!: (I . RayyN. 1
t. ,Ra\. l.'>u)u' G. .'Kay. R S.-,Ra.\. M.
if l'rii e. Margaret Holt, DaiSy M^(\n
Rv ell', '"it iia Cox.?Rath liarrel.son, K'
w*. iVj'eMlm. y. Thomas West bury. Murc
t- .Benton, Rddie W^tbury, Bix/.io K hoi
Xi jr\A|llie Price, Tom Price; Jlerbe
'Price. Lily. Holt. \V. fi. Pr\ce. and
L# 'R L'l'ice are children, grandchild re
f heits-ai-law and. next-Of kin of W?
7. wul":.,' t ?i i' ?
f*.| xii ** 11 u if i, idit* OHf i ii i. cu nui?rtv * mini
la j ivn? deceased, who is buried in tl
aforesaid. graveyard, and Mhe Jnetpo:
er of u.hoin aud the renting place is. neii
t, dear yud "sacred to your Pt'titfyn ts.
*> (d I That your jpetitiohers, H.
Beaty, Job, K. 'Beaty,' Mildred Ben
n- K eider, Louise Beaty and E. N,' Befa
a re-relatives, heirs-at-law and next
th km of the Jute Thos. A. Beaty, Junj
K?*aty. Jno; H. Beaty, Tlww-W.'Bcai
n- Win H? (irahuih, Mrs. U^ne Nornir
juui Jus. .H* Noniuui. the hodien-of-j
i.oj whom are buried"Within the boun
jo.f th<- cemetery described in the plai
, |tiff's complaint,, and the burial p'a
p. I of uil uf wh'um is d? ur .rtiwl sueiuul
S V,ur Petitioners. '
-j . te) Th;ft'\o'.'r Petitioners.'Rufus
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[ Melson, is the son* of the late W.
Y jlhcbion. grand-nfcphvw of the late Jul
1 Braton. and the irrandson'of the- la
^ i J' Ini Riutnii, and -tju grandson of t
TjhiU Jos. J. Rich wood, and a friend
J?lv late Dr. vfialbraith, the bodies
|all of whom beinjr burled within t
, bounds of th? aforesaid cemetery.' a
their burial place is sacked in fact a
Ud memo,y **? your Petit iojjer.
tfl That your Petitioners,.' II. '
(Jrant-and J. W. Oliver are t*elativ
. * io-\vit," son and giandiKtri'v of the li
"J Or J. M. Grant and his wife Abip<
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I whose bodies are buriedfwithintl
- bounds of the aforesaid \svemete
which renders, the ?said \cemett
jj^. f sacred to'those, your petitioneis.*
J_ (g) That y .a:* Petitioners, Th
jTiacoy Walsh. Frances Wal
.* pennie Wttlsh^Miller, j Q*?Walsh
are relatives of the Beaty i
Norman families, artd- the ne*f of of
tho late Judge.Jos. T. Walsh, wh
' bodies are buried within the bounds
the aforesaid cemetery, which r
decs' the said cemetery, a sacred pi
iff in memory and in fact to thes*. Pi
Opitioners.,
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King and J.; J. King, are the .'.on ;
.^brother .of the late Basil King; v. r
. body la .buried within the' bounds
mxI the cemetery, herein referred *o. i
, this fact .makes the same sacred
nd- fact a'nd^n fyemory these ?P
j tioners. . (1)
That your Petitioners,. H.
Sessions and Battle Styith. ere.
. son and daughter (ft the lute R\ Ij.\s
. v-sions, former Sheriff-of Horry Oour
and his wife: 'Strait JtebecCa... i
-grandson and grandklBlighter^ of
late Fraftk I Sessions* former She
of Horry County*," wmtoe bodies
% buried within the.bounds of t/He :
> said cemetery, and which suid cei
'. r tef*y, is soared d>oth )ru memory ami
5 fact to the; <^Petitlop^rs. - * ^
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Mprman, is a son of .1. H. Norman, 1
.' Captain ijti the? Oitrii federate An
whose body ds buried " within
lM>unds of the aforesaid ";cehy?tc
whiph fact, in'Connection with V"
Petitioner's relation to jpumerous o
of. members of the. ffurman .arid Be
families, renders the aforesaid yoi
iery near, deatand sacred do'your.
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damaged; grieved ;pid offended by :
- ' -oi). of the alleged acts complained
. ; in thje plaintiff's complaint, and
("ife Itp join the said plaintiff in ?
with a view of and thivpu'rp
f?if obtaining -the identical relief pjj
'*d for by her in he*1 eompl&rflt.*.
( Wherefore? yoar Petitioners p
that thifc Honorable Court witt l?v
lTTobawoT
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r I FREEMAN ?W9
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CONWAY 5
4 ;.' - -. /- STO
5. WISHES TO A
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proper Order, pern it Uiese, your IVfi-*
t.v tiouers to come into said action ,-v ith
t-f plaintiff and maintain said/ action
< '* along with said plaintiff, and :\>r >-ich' t
V-> other and further'relief U* may Ik- 0
1? thi^ 'Honorable Court app '.r ?
.. SHERWOOD & Jit1.~ I,L A a'. J?
d* . Attorneys for 1 ndinner#; L
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*' I On Feb. 17|h,-the death angel .-enlered
the home of.Mr. .Charles1 .G. llou^- |(
and and'called him beloved father to
'M'. his reward. Sir. ttousand was- born t
h ' JHgrehi .171 h 1 Kfi? ajid died Kyi'. !*"th
15J27. M,r Housand w?> oiariied to v
Mis.s, Flizaiu th Sessions iji\ Oct. 2.4th.
'u> *4875. ,Tn t]iis tiinon seven 4>ildrvn t
nd vvi-fe born; t'hieo having preceded hint
n'' to the better l:md;'four .are stifl living, f
three/girls and one boy, upd his loving
wife to mourn their loss/ r
e8>. ^ His remains were laid -to. rest in
1,0 t h*4 Cojc" Cemeterynear Buck. Creek --1
*" chuWh in ihe presence of j, large
crbtgd of sorrowing relatives pud (
f^ieirds. Key. Cater performed thv'
W sad rites. They mourn but not us ,
/those who. have no hope,, for Mr.lOS
Housaud left a testiiptmy that all \ya> ,
ah. well with his soul, . "
A .Friend.
*nd n
j1'" Colds Caustf Qrip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BROMO* QUININE Tsblm frniovr
> ?>f'' the cau.v. There ia ooJy ooc 'Broiuo Quinine "
en. E. W. GROVE'S tifnetur* oo Ixrn 3<V;
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' NOTICE OF SAKE
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llie Pursuant to tfc?e terms of u Deed of
tpd AsRignmypt? made by L. \ li. Gore,
OS4, Trading as Gore Bros, and dated th?
, itf -it-h day'of March, ! 927, and also In
[<n{j putsuanco-mf authority of the cTedltjj,
nrs of the said Li'H. Gore, trading, as
^ij^/fiore Bros., at.the meeting df^anrt
creditors on the "18th. day of March.
?s! II?27, I, the/undersigned, G.\C. Butler, i
the a? A s^iguee and Agent for creditors}'
f>K - in the n&'iref ofrL.'Iff. Gore,'Tiffing j
llv jas. Qpre BrpsJ^will offer for shFe .yt.
,4|l(] public auction at G.pre Hpg2^torc')
the I-ofMs, S. (.'. on F'ri.^the Rth day of;
riff April. 1U27, ar eleyen' o'clock in tji ^
art> fcnenoon,. tjic following dojteiibe.d.
tpf.* ^fbpVi+y: A ' J
<^AJI trod Singular, .all of the go lds, i
t-wafer ;uid inr.ichandlse and Also'till j
accounts, debts', notes and demand* of
j *vevy."l,ij??l arid^ulso all-"fixture's, said
ate consisting largely of in'tiV
n'y and iladleH* TTOdy to .Wear7 shoes, drythe
ffwodKl'aiiU notions,.nntos and book aclfa
' counts, and desk, safe, cash, register,
i>fir s^,>vv a"d general fixtures and
for':a more definite -description itema(v
ixed inventory thereof may. be h.-rtl
T el from the undersigned. o IV-j
SahI property to be sold in bulk or
in Iota-or, piwfc >>' piece at tn?>. option-,
of tb?; under.siKncd and said #ah-.-to
oen ^wTHinuf"'ifrom'day to day until jjll of )
pC. said,.property and aaxeta hto dtapota.d
of A v [
d^J ' T??rnt> of p?iltv*axb. /'
.Mid ' ; a. c; BUTLKR; 'J
tyget A^itfiicf und A (font for Creditor^
HV, fvORD & SU(iGS, -* -? X ' \
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)0D BARGAIN^ J
NOTICE
NOTICE to _property "owners abu<r
in* on the following streets aiiil parts,
f streets in the- Town of Coa*a^. *
ad to In'yi'Ksted parties, to-wit:
On I . Street from Fifth Avenue
j SevMith Avenue.
On l?lai Street front Third A>Vmi<
i> Ninth Avenue,.. v.
"Orr~pr>arth Avenue from"h, 1 mSt r eei
o near Lake. 7 ;_~~7 ..' - 7.
On Laurel Street from Ninth Street . e
i). Sivt^j Avenue. .
Oh Ninth* Avenue from Main Str**ei ;
o Elm Street. 7 y
_ On?Seve**th?Armin^f1 fr<nil f^Ttrr
Street to Beaty Street. v . ^ *.>
On Sixth., Avenue from Be.aly Street #
o Laurel Street. ^ k\-???
On Third Avenue from 111 Street
o Beaty Street s .
On Beaty Street fr<?m Third Ave- *
iuv to Fffth Avenue. \ *
-On Fifth Avenue from Beaty Street
iVeat. \st^v > " . . On
fourth Avefifle-frjnn Elrii"Street | *
m Levi is Sfryjd^A- : .* *. *. - \ I.
j On 'Klngwtone'* Street^, f roili \ThiiV\
\venue to S.econd Avenue. o- . ** /
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On Laurel Street frgm Allew*y tc?
Conway Luml>er Co. ,1. >
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On Ninth Avenue from Kim Street
to Broad Btroet. * * . ,
/L A e n > * .
v/u oevcuin rtvciiuf ironi raeaiy
Street to Burroughs Street. .
On Sixth. AvonxiC'~ffori\ Main Stree* /
and East. ; ' " *
On Race Path from Borty Strctt'
to WhRtimnre School. *
On Third A venue.from Beuty Street '
to Powell Street., "... ' '
NOTICE- ijr-hcreby given that Jh?
assessment 'roll known as Assc&stnent
Roll No. 2, and showing thenames of
all pyrtiek' owning property alnittrngr .
on fhe above ij|reet?- and puna of - .
?tfC?t5. _the ajpounf of from.-nr.. of <;
each property tlwner ahd the ;nsevs- v
jnent h vjed - against each fur ,#aVifi(r
ftaid streets uud,* or sidewalks or |W?rtlfHiH
thereofr-i* jto\tf orf file in the df- V,
flee ofs.T(nwn Clerk of Town of .
Cray, S. C. _ . ' . .... " A
Thi* usm iwnieitp voil will ppuuni on' \
file an*t fo ^examination Uji t??- rV,
anil unhiding J-,\ l;l27y arr.d: dur^e^V \
ing Mieli pei riMjttnv J^rson -oncernad
may inspect the *mne,rftul ttlo.ip wfil- .
ing Uith sai'd 'Olty Clefk and. Treaajur- /
crouch exoeptioug or objections. to:-u<*h
assessments as'he fna|f desire. ' y _
. . . Vs."., * j ?*?.*.. .i ?... -v s /
expiration oz mat time me , v
B'tid-JksifGft nfent niih fi.yfcxcojjftipux.
or objection* -thereto, will <>/
l>t? referred to Town' Council for eort
formation or iatificatiori. \/ ' _ * v ~
' .. "L. I>: MAGH\THl, \" : " ,;V.'
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ATTEST: c :
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Notice to hH wfibrh jWoayconcem:
That I have xojd^itfy intef-est in- the . * ' '
Myrtle fteuch><Jpply 60., to Mr. ft.
FoniKan_p#^Dilloh, S. C. r" % "
. Respectfully/ . 1? T
? V- .?. DTAV. NANfcE,' V Myrtle,feeach.'s.
C. . ' 4 8 '
foUar^TluT^ /
e arrival of one hun
)Unds of brand nfew .1 ^
dhiin^y- Don't for- : *' irid
flues to fit at* E' * "
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