The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 07, 1897, Image 3
THE HORRY HERALD. I
Published Eveiy Thursday.
THURSDAY. JAN. 7 1897.
-LOCAL NEWS.
" - A
second hand organ in goal order can
bo bought low. Apply at this office.
The Treasurer wivs that lln. rloli.w.n....#
tax list is smaller than for any previous
year.
Mr8. W. A. Saunders, of Wilmington,
arrived here, yesterday on a visit to her
relatives.
The Supervisor refuses to receive the
Simpson C.'roek Bridge, from the fact that
it is not up to contract.
Mr. S. M. Toinpkius, lately with Mr. W.
It. Lewis accepts a position with the Burroughs
& Collins Company.
Mr/J. 11. .Marsh left for Augusta Saturday
to take a courso of instruction in ths
Osbourno Business College.
Prof. I. T. Williams, of Augusta, (la.,
after spending the holiday season with his
friends hero, returned last Saturday.
Subscribe for tho Atlanta Constitution
and the I lorry Herald. Both papers one :
year for one dollar and seventy-five cents. ,
The llrst sfile day of the year showed a I
large crowd here. Some of whom visited
this oftlo.o and e.ontrihiited to our i
ties.
Persons throughout, the county, will
please send in any item of news that may
occur, putting it in as concise form as pos
sible.
Mr. 'P. 8. Barnhill of Bucksport has
moved his family hero and will accept
employment with Mr. \V. 11. Howell at
histiuw mill.
Mr. J. N Martin after a vb it of several
days In Marlon county., returned last Sat.i
urday and will remain at Grahumvillo
another year.
Another delightful entertainment wa
afforded our young people at the residentof
Mr. F. O. Burroughs on Wednesday
night of last wet k.
Quite a number of our young people
wero out at Mr. J. E. Moore's, near Grants*
ville, last Friday evening, spending a few
hours most delightfully.
]{ev. .1 W. Carter has been called to
Pleasant Meadow church for the present
year ?(nd will preach on the lir.st Sunday |
and Saturday before.
The Knights of-Honor have elected j
their officers for the present year and will
install them next Monday night. All mem- i
bersaro requested to attend.
Mr. A. Brunner, of this county who has j
lately undergone a surgical operation is
resting very well here at Mr. Patrick's,
and wo hope may soon bo well.
S. T. Skssions lias just received a large \
and well selected stock of Ladies, Misses,
Gents,.Boys and Children's Shoes at prices
to suit the times. Call and see them.
Mr. M. A. Westmoreland, of Hammond,
this county, found a pocket book
recently, containing money, etc. The person
describing contents can receive the
package.
The Knights of Pythias expect to have
a very interesting meeting to night. Besides
their annual installation of officers
they propose to have "something else." It
is expected that every member will bo
present.
Capt. Zack Dusenbury for the
past ten years in the employ of the
Waccamaw Line, voluntarily retires
from steam boating and will return
to Pot Bluff, his home and devote
his attention to farming.
The Burroughs & Collins Company
havo lately made extensive improvements
at the Gully Store. The offices on the
first iloor arc commodious and wall ar i
rangeft, a (fording them extended facilities '
fur conducting their huge business.
Mr. Charles Duscnbury, of Port ilnrrelsoti
places on our table a sample of oxlra
homo made syrup. Mr. Dusenbury is
anxious to know how to prevent flic accuinuliftlon
of sugar in syrup, something
he says that lie has not yet learned. Perhaps
you can tell him.
.Capt. 15. F. Fulton, of I5lnck Mingo,
for some time commanding the
''Two Brothers," plying between
Black vijtbr and Georgetown, arrived
here Tuesday and accepts a position '
on the Waco a maw Line of Steamers
and takes charge of the steamer
Maggie.
The Stale newspaper offers a premium,
a fine gold watch and chain, to the mott
popular member )f tho General Assembly.
Tho voting is to be done bv cbunons taken
from that newspaper. Wo request every
person in tlio county to send the coupons
to tills <JKqo or-mail tliein direct to Col
urn bin for whichever of our three representatives
they prefer.
A collection was taken Monday, for the
purpose ot erecting a Memorial bulking'
which has been so munificently recommended
bv Mr. Itouss, of N. Y , and In
which he proposes to cover every dollar
* thnt may be raided for that purpose. Our
contribution while small will count in the
general aggregate unl It Is hoped that our
people, who are called upon to contribute
U) this purpose on tho 19th, General f,ee's
birthday, may do so in such a manner, as
will not only carry out Mr. Roil s' Idea
but, eventuate In a movement thnt will be
the means of collecting and preserving
Important memoranda and relics of the
late war. .
JL A. '
1 ho soldiers meeting hero Inst Monday
was mora largely attended than any former
meeting, and while this is attributable
to the large crowd being here on that day,
we hope that each coming meeting may
show n larger attendance. Mr. Nathan
Adams, u veteran of Lee's army gave some
experiences connected with the fateful
night on which Jackson fell which was
recelvi d with great interest. We urge
all old soldiers to take an interest* in this
movement, and try and bo present ut the
quarterly gatherings. One feature of i
great interest was regarding the school |
history's to be taught in our schools and
re commend* d that our School ('omtnissinner
and representatives use their Influence
towards securing the best history by
a Southern author.
IMAKKII.I).
On Sunday Jan. 3rd, by Magistrate,
N. M. Mishoe, Mr. Tiller Bryant
to Miss Delia llabon.
Married at the residence of J lev. J
S. A. Cook, the ohiciating minister,
near Blanche, this county, on the
night of Dec. 31st, Miss Tluirsey
Kay to Mr. Thomas McCracken.
The following couples attended the
party. Miss Oil lie Kay with Mr. E.
I). Cannon, Miss Lillie Cook with'
Mr. George Cannon. Miss Ida GofT
with Mr. Worcester Kay and Miss
Siney Giah'itn with Mr. Whi'o'ield
Johnson. After which a song service
added to the enjoyment of the
evening. Many good wishes accom- j
pany t his happy couple.
On Thursday, Dec. 21th, 18'JO, at
the residence of Mr. J. Q. Johnson,
the bride's father, Mr. P. A. (Jori
raid was united in marriage to Miss
Ida Johnson, by Mr. N. M. Mis hoe,
mug:8?rate. T!ie following couples'
attcu . d the bridal pudy: Miss Mm
ma itardwick with Mr. Wm. Johnson;
Miss Jane Pitman with Mr. J'.
1). Gcrruld; Miss 8aliio Itardwick
with Mr. Willie Pitman. Immcdi
atelv after the ceremony"' an elegant
supper was spread which all seemed !
to enjoy.
May their minutes be as hours
And their days with gladness tilled,
May their path ho strewn with 11 >w r-.
And tjieh^-ihs forever filled.
A former notice of this marriage
was incorrect and wo most cheerful
ly correct the errors, which were no (
fault of ours. -[ I'd. |
H
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i >iI:i>.
Carl, about seven years of age, the
son of Mr. E. R. Peaty of Georgetown,
died Monday morning of hem ,
orrnghic fever, having been attacked
the Friday previous. The remains
reached here on Tuesday's steamer
accompanied by Mr. Meaty and his
son Julian, who were met at the
wharf by numbers of our people, testifying
their sympathy for the family
who had always lived here up to a
recent date and who have the unbounded
sympathy of this community
in the loss of so bright and promia
child. The interment was made
at the Presbyteiian cemetery, L)r.
NV. S. Stokes reading the burial service.
Cool Spring:.
Christmas about over.
Farmers busy repairing fences and
getting ready for planting.
Mrs. Charlotte Cannon died h?kIdenly
last Saturday morning.
Mr. J. E. I>awsey, of LCisscmoe, Ca.
after spending the holidays here with
his parents left Monday last for home,
taking with him about twenty turpentine
hands.
Mrs. M.J. Graham has just returned
from Columbia, where she
has been visiting her husband Mr C
Graham, in tlie Insane Asylum and
says thai ne is improving.
Be v. W. C. Glee ton and family,
are visiting Mrs. Margaret Dawsey.
We agree with kliie Bayboro corres
pondent in his criticism of the lien
law and Mr. B'g late article and tKyjnk
that the law is productive of g?~?d
and optiourd with the people whelh
er ihey use it or not. But, how
about the Fence Law? Would it
not be better to repeal it, or, have no
fence law? It appears that much
harm is being done among the common
people by it ns it is. Talk out
and say what you think about it.
Five Will Conference.
Ariel Free-Will Baptist church
met with Oak Grove church Oct.
31st, 1890, for the purpose of organ
izing an annual conference, with Elder
W. D. Norman in the'chair and
Iter. A. J. Benson, Secretary. After
religious exercise the meeting
came co order and the following
ministers names were enrolled: W.
I). Norman, J: T. Todd, II. V. M.
Todd, Z. K Johnson and A. J. Ben
son.
Delegates from Oak drove and
Ariel churches were enrolled. Elder
W. D.Norman was elected Mod
erator and A. J. Benson, Secretary.
An invitation to visiting brethren to
scats with us and aid in the business
of the conference, was rospovided to
by Rev. Random Fowler and brother
John Fowler of Little Bethel. The j
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conference was organized and named
the J lorry Frew Will Baptist Conference,
Rev. Ransom Fowler preaching
the introductoryornion and Rev. \V.
I). Norman, preaching at night.
Brothers II. P. M. Todd, .Johnson
and Bridgcrs conducted interesting
services during the coniel'ence. Bro.
tl. P. M. Todd tnndo a report from
Oak drove and A. W. Bridgets from
Ariel.
Rev. .1. T. Todd was called to the
pastorate of Ariel church for the ensuinf*
vear.
O J
Committee-* on Ministerial oducatium
and Ministerial character, was
received and committees discharged
The next Conference will convene
*
with the church at Oak Grove, FriI
day before the first. Sunday in Octo
her next, at 11 o'clock, Kev. II. P.
M.Todd to preach the introductory j
sermon, alternate Itev. '/. It. Johnson ;
when the body adjourned 'o place
and time of next meeting.
W. 1>. Norm an,
Moderator.
A.J. Reason, Secretary.
JIIARKRT |
Wilmington, JS 0., Jan 1 lS'T
Spirits Turpentine?211 rut per
union.
uosin ? Market lirni at $1.15 per
bbl for St rained and" $1.50 for flood
Strained. *
Tar?.Mt ket linn at ft 100 j r bbl
of 280 lbs
Crude TurpenCne Market ?ji (
:d $1.40 for Hard, 1 ? fot Yoi
Dip and it I 80 for \ ii^in.
GOT'l'ON?Dull.
Ordinary 4| ots. lb,
Good Ordinary . 5i| ' '
Low Middling.... Of " "
.Middling 0^ " "
Go d Middling.. .,0 15 16 'I 44
Geirnflown faarkctJanuaiy
2 1800.
Now Virgin 1.75
Vol low dip, 1.75.
Scrape, 1.25.
> OTIiOE,
To Administrators, Kxoeutors and (Juar
diaijs. you will please contv and make
your Kelurns to 1 *r?Jud^e before tbe
livst day of Mireh, According 1o haw.
W.M, K. 11 AIIIIWII'K,
I'rebate .Judge, 11. C'.
Jon. Mb 1807.
%
A.-.V.'.M.
lb pillar Communication of Conway
Lodge, No. (] *?, A.'.I'V.M, will be held < u
2nd I'ucsday night of each month, at ~i :!J0
o'clock sharp. By order of
' l>. A. Sl'IVKV. W. M.
S. M. Tiiompkins, Secret try.
iReturriE'.
N'OTICE i* hereby j?i\?-i? 1 liat the Auditor
of I lorry County will attend the
fol lowing plac s at the tlino spec illed, for
inn |iuij' .M- n? i-n iiijf minus hi 1111
taxable personal property ami polls in
1 lorry Count y for the lisrnl year commencing
Nov. 1st, lH'.tli, mid ending Dec.
31 st 1897.
Tuylorsvllle, Moiidav-,Cin. lltli, from 10
to 12 m.
Vardell X Holds. Monday .Inn. 11th.
from 2 to 4 p. in.
Floyda, Tuesday .Tan. 12th, from 10 a.
111. to 2 p. III.
Orpou Sen, Wednesday .Ian, Kith, from
10 a. in. to 2 p. in .
Doris,Thursday .Ian. 11th, from I') to
12 inDaisy
Thursday Jan. 11th, from 3 to 4
p- in.
Hound Sw. nip, Friday Jan. loth, from
pi to 12 in.
Red IJlulT, Friday Jan. Inth, from 2 to
I p in.
ICbenezer, Saturday'Jan. Kith, in K>
to 12 in.
Farmer,.Saturday Jan. Willi, from 2 to
-1 p. in.
I.ittlo Kiver, Monday Jan. 18th, from 10
n. in. to 2 p. in.
Wainpee, Tuesday Jan. 10th, from 10 to
12 ni.
Hand, Tuesday Jan. 19th IT in 2 to 4
p. m.
Til!'V Swamp, Wedne-liy Jan. 20th.
from It* to 12 m.
(iiahnniville, Wednesday Jan. 20th, from
2 to 4 p. in.
Withers, Thursday Jan. 2lst, from 9 to
11 a. in.
Mai low. I'. ).,'! jiursd iy Jan. 21 t, from j
I 2 to 4 p. in. i
S bice, Friday Jan. 22nd, from 10 to
12 m.
iiuck-sville, Friday Jan. 22nd, In in 3 to
4 p. in.
For! Ilarrelson, batu.day Ji.n. 23rd.
I n in 10 to 12 in.
DOngola, S turd ay Jan. 23rd, from 2 to
1 p. in.
Adri an, Monday Jan. 2.*?th, from 10 to 11
a. in.
liayhor:), Monday Jan. 2.Mh, from 2 to 4 :
p. in. '
San ford, Tuesday Jan. Kith, from 10 t
12 m.
/So.hi, 1 u sday an. Vfi1 h, from : ;<>4 p ,
m.
IJeluili ith, W.ednesd iy Jan. 21th, from
lllli. In t?i
Cool Spring, Wednesday Jnn. 07th, from j
2 to 'I |). II).
Cideon, Thursday J:in. 28ll, from 10 to .
12 in. 1
.ji.rdanvillo, Thursd iy Jim, 28tli, from 3
to '1 p. in.
Gnllvants*F< rry, Friday Jan. 29th, from
10 to 12 m. .
The rest of the time until Fell. 20tli at (
his ollie.e in ('on way.
All able bodied males hot ween the ages |
of 21 and 00 ye, is are deemed taxable I
l>olis. I'rovi led that all (,'nnfed. rale Vet i
erans are exempt at 50. All Monies, Notes, |
etc., ah ?ve indebtedness are tuxahie. i
Assessments of nil property shall l> j
bnssdon the usual selling price of similar >
property at F.xecutors and Administrators f
sa'es. . i
Fill lire to make return in time) sped- i
lied subjects the delinquent to a penalty of i
50 per cent. v / <
J, A. Lr.wis, I
Auditor, Iforry County.
*
IVOTI OB.
Y ' HKIHiAS His proposed ioor.'?n i
\ i i; > a corporation under the n one
>f "Wucrjioinw"Lumber Coinpnuy," with
it* principal plaeo of bu^nets Mucks] ort,
IIon'y County, H. I?., tho general purp s.>
[>f the corporation, and tho nature ot the
business it propos. s to do, being to do a
general lumber business, doul in timber,
lumber ami sliingbs, manufacturing uie
s itae, operae* mills, farm and do a general
in< rcautile husinw-s; the amount ?>t the
Capital Stock to bo Twenty livo Thousand
Dollars, divided into WO shares,'of the par j
value of one hundred dollars each.
And where: a Hon, D. II. Tompkins,
Secretary of St ite, has duly commishioued ;
the undersigned a Hoard of (Corporators, i
and authorized and empowered them t<> J
open Hooks of Subscription to tho Capital
Stock of the Company proposed to be or
I . .1 I. ..t I. ' 11... . I. WIII rnt iiiii li I... I
L lliu. M . -CI I ? ? I II I I III V?* X <! ??? > - ...XX.
in hlB'otllce by the undersigned on January
4th, la'Ji
N tic i< hereby given that said Honks
of Subsi Option t?? tno Capital block of the
Company purposed to ho oi l; ipi/.i d, will
ho opened by Ili > undersigned, at 10
0 cIoqk A At., ou Prl 'nj. Jauuary 8th, 190 <
at the ollh o ol Hohei t j aidlaw, in Hucksport,
b. C.
CllKSTKlt E. AUUlUtUIIIT,
koiieht laidlaw,
wi i.i.i a M 11. lvussl.KK.
Hoard Of Corporators,
j^ucksport, B C., J in. 6, 1807. it.
Sale for Foreclosure of Mortgage
UM) H, AND HY VIHTCE of the
power and authority of, a certain
l)eed of Mortgagi duly executed and de
iivei'ed by W illiam .J. Smith and Austin
11, Burr to David I >. Barber, ol date July
it, Lb'.' ', mid ol record in tho nlllce of
I i i o| .Mi -no ( oiivey nice, in and for
lot ry t. I'Uoly in the bt.ite i l .-.iuu li Curo*
.da, in l oot; iNo.P, pages 1 lt? to 111) both
. it ive. which lU Mortgage hm boon
a lily a-signed to W iliningt-ui Iron Works,
a ( up ration duly eti aftd d under tlio
lis. 1 Ol . ? lilt l tt'olihll, a lid tin- .id w l|iium
J. bitiilh an i AOMin II.Huir having
Uo know lodged in wri ittgtho amount duo
ou dai . i /1'lgtige and consented t<> tho
foreclosure "i the bmuio, the uud< rsiguud
will i it; public am tlyi) inlore tlic C'oyit.
1 I.. .... I.. I "..I.vnv , ( 1|
hotus of Balk, Dii atouday,the t)r?t d >\ i?f l
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lei' l I'.. -!, Ct'lUal.tli. (, i i) arcs lllttlO or j
n ti
IV Bl' i.iCii oil .1 > 1 'I i" 1 ' < ' Uld i llll- ;
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Uruueii, t.>> ueu Uow . .i*l I. ill ii i in
mouth oi Uelodoiva liriiin ii, In lit-.' up
said brunch to Uifi^bugiiiuhig, adjoining
tjie iuuus ol ! Fowler on tin' South\y|gl
una Mary F. .loliuson (iud 0 I11T.1 ou
llii: .N Of III llllU .iiH&t.
'l it* aecoiidtract'lyingand being 011 the
E'ldt side of tUitcli. ll fc" amp and known
n-. 1 J 11 io luiid fi'ittu.i.iin, one Jiun
i inoro or lets, auditing on tho
Watels i the JjllUO fed l>ee, blgllllii.i:;
on .1 gulp corner in tho Sowbuy liraiu h,
known as tho IJmdel Fowler corner, ri.lining
North fjl degree-', West h(i ehsrtis
und oU links i a Foplar cOrner, theme
lO.ihtw; itl inns to ualuite, tin iu?' Miutli
2'i degre s, *- :>t ii chain links to n w aUr
oak in a Small pond thenco Fast to
ilu id'Ooi ( lunipifpin Hay, then down
th?i edge ol said hay to John F. Hardee's
lino to the Sowbay branch, thence down
raid brunch to the beginning. And also
tho ioilowiug articles ol p rsoiii'l property
now on said Ian Us to wit; One Circular
Saw Steam .Mill, together \tilh the boiler*,
eiii'in, >, ,au>, smoke-stack, steam pi pes,
connections, appliances, and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. One (iatige
Hdger and appurtenances, eight (8) mules
iiuu harness, live (Tt) timber carta ami
chains, one train Docoinotivo ICngiue and
tour ( I) cars, blacksmith tools ami implements.
Terms of Sale CASH. Purchaser to
pay lor necessary papers.
Wii.minoton Ikon Woiiks,
Assignee of Mortgage.
Johnsons ?te (Ji ati i.kuai.'M,
Ally's for Assignee of Mortgage.
Dec. dO. 181M.
Sale of Personal Property
Under Mortgages.
IT NDKK, AND IS V VIUTUB of the
J power and authority of, (wo certain
Mortgage duly executed an 1 delivered by
William .1. Smith and Austin II. liurr, < <>
partners under the name and style ol
Smith A' Hurr, to Thoo. F. Jackson, dated
i. ; ( ( lively, December lllli, Itttttt, and
i da i lath, 181)0, aittl recorded in the
oi.ice of Hegist* r of .'ticsue Conveyance in
ami for 1 lorry County, State of South
V 11 tl 111 ;i, III!' II IIUO( lulled will '11 I I?! .
Iicr audi- n, fur ('ASIJ, nr. Howard, in the
said (.'uiiuty and State, on Tue-dny, .Innun
ry l^di 1HU7, (In-iitlo to commence nt 10
o'clock, A.M., >iti<! (lie siiil Smith and
Burr Imvl tgcon < ut -i in writing to !- ild
snlc, tli | r- mill |?r?>|?c*rty n.i in <1 in said
Morty ?* , to wit;
All m--tool rails now in uso on the
log . i id ol id m it it .'v Bmit, in Horry
< UUly r.--: > ', with idl appui tonau<
. 11 i hclon. r; it)! miitcs ami ci
tic t ? id r . id .o . i '; nil bolt , >.i ( '
j i .is and article an-i it
ta'cli -M :11 in any way '? -Ion; illy to atiid
road.
v h certain-;:. (. on pi te% an-I
oi . i!n tie to 1, Jo i'.'i . toeothm
w th the en .o' .-, boilers, :.:siok<* .-ta( k-,
s |>ili i'\ .in'. I i an . all . p|
t i. co-, i tny v >, <i in-; . Also,
a f?.\. e;. IO ( Win; . t . el t II
II r li i 1 1 " < .. n Jul i,.;I ol
aid : with & l>..tv, ;Lid a I p; .. n n a s
lii'loj.gin ; pan anli ; . a . I lo ol inaoU
> jrtith toois*. one )> i. m !i MijppioUj.
with all a;>)>uit n . e.s t i to fa-.;
(I1 O bu.v. r, (ill" ill:. ;cll' . . : i
h , dug, l ie 1.1 a o.ci nil :c S . .?
l?er>n ni . T\ nt ( ao -i in p
-e- ion ol an' ! he'; , irr, and all their
li M' Io : i , ;i; , -ud fll! chain-.
mid ntt.? it 'mi ill 1 tore i> b Jt ngiirg: ah
hay, pea \ ivl < tli r 1 od ' ilT stored
in the ban s r.r Smiih d I'.iirr: yd all en ,
tl. , hogs an i ti: i live *; > ;< nw in tlioii
|,. sac.--!ion.
'Hie Ji!>i>ve (lcst;i;Ili-<' j?r iperty ^11 b log
tho -ani.' n \v in po y*\-slon of Snlltli <Sc
ilfirr, at f .owaul, M. ('. I
Tiiuo. f. j Ac k*on. i
Mortgagee.
foiiNfos? <Sc Qi'at !.! nvi m, J
.t * rnov for .Mortgagee.
Deo 2(?i1j, ISM. St.
DELAYS A IiIC DANGEROUS. 1
AUK YOU 1 NSUlf KD ? Tho "Union
.'antral Life Insurance Company" of ('in
linnntd, Ohio, is one of thorbost, If not tho
i'ory bo>t, insnraiico comjmnies b> the
and, and issues tho most liberal |>olielef. '
It )i tsoon rod the highest ratos'o? interest,
ind had tho lowest death ruto of any coin
amy in the United h'tstes. It i? the only
omp ny t n.t is examined annually by a
"tale inspector. The Ohio insurance laws
iro the best and most rigid In tlm Utihcu .
St.tes. Every Interest of the policy holder
s protected hy them. All persons seek- '
ng protection for their families, or wish
ng to make prrtvisbm for themselves in
?ld ace, will find it to their advantage to.
nsure witli 11. hi I5KATY, Agent.
* * Itucksvilie, K 0. 1
KKW ADVKIMISKMKXTS.
Sale of Personal Property UiT-i
tier Mortgage.
7 T NDIM,.AN I) BYVIUTUB of tho
power 'and authority of a certain
M >rtg ,< duly < xeutod ami delivered by
\\ iUiam.f. Smith and Austin II. Burr, cooaitnei
under the inn name and stylo of
Smith & Burr, to Henry A. Burr, dated
December, 11th, 1S90, and recorded In tho
lib of Hegi-der ? ; Mesne Conveyance in
tmd lor I lorry County in the' State of
South Carolina, tie undersigned will sell
ut public auction, for CASH, at Howard,
in the a fort aid t lounty and State,"on T ies
day, J a.-u II y 1'Jtli, I St??. the sale toe m
m -nee at 10 o'clock A. M., alio! tho propi
rty n lined in said Mortgage to wit:
< )ne Plaining Mill complete, with appurtenances
thereto belonging: one blower
and one grinding machine and all belting,
pulleys and attachments thereto belong
in.f Till, vii.i nmiLirlv ..II I.........
now iii posse-shm of said Smith A Burr
at Howard, in said Onmty ami Stato.
IIKNIIY A. BUUU,
Mortgagee.
JollNaUNrt & (^1 ATI I Hll A I'M,
Attorneys for Mortgageo.
Doc. 20th, 1SJ0. ? 2t.
Sale of Personal Prope. ty
Under Mortgage.
| T NDKU. AND BY VIRTUE of tho
vJ power ami authority of, a cert in
Mortgage duly executed and d'dlverod by
William J. Smith and Austin II. Burn co*
partners under the linn name and stylo of
Smith A Burr, to Wilmington Iron Works,
a cor lorutlon under the laws of North
Carol la, dated December lltli, IMKi, and
recorded in tho olllco of Lfouistor ol Mosno
Convey.tme in and for (forty County,
south Carolina, the undersigned will sell
t public auction for ( ASH, at Howard,
in -aid Caunty and State, on Tuesday,
.laimaiy 12th, I SOT, the sale to commence
it 10 o'clock A. M,, tho property navjied
i t said Mort; ige, to wit;
One certain circular saw mill complete
<iiul inn dry kiln tlcreto belonging, to
get her with the engine#, l?oil(<rs, smokestacks,
sloiftii-g, pulleys, belting ami all
appurtenances in ^uy way belongi g;abo
>: c'loCoinbtive engine complete, one tenlev
ami all lo -jinc its, with all ap*
i i tenances be ng lg ; o e gang saw and
< ><i bl ck stnl ' cols, - ii'I all and singular,all
the other properly in uso by
s>ini i 11 arr in -till mill house, or on
'!: ir mill yards at I Inward, s. c., (cxwpt
in er st > ' hand); the abnvo doserlb
I property a tng now in possession of
iu SniithA i' at I toward, in the County
and Stale in' ires i'k|.
V. I M NO l I It' N WoKKS.
Mortgagee.
Johnsons A Qua 111 kit \i'm,
<\11<> 11 y - for Mortgagee.
Dee 2lith, 181)15. 2t.
Sale ol'Porsonal Property
ndcr
t T NDKR, AND 15V VIRTUE of tho
vJ power and authority of a* certain
?Iiatgage duly executed ami delivered ny
\\ illiani <1. Smith and A istin II. Burr,
10.partners under the name and style ol
Smith A lluii, to ,1. ('. Stevenson and .1.
A. Pa.yl r. copartners under tho name
and tylo ol .1 ('. Steven oti A. Taylor,
dated Dec inherVHst, ls'.IO, and duly recorded
in ihe olllce < I Register of Mesne
Conveyance n ami lorlloiry County In
the State of South Carolina, tho undersigned
will sell at public auction, b?r
('ASl I, nt. I low ird, in the al'ore? t'.d t 'mm
ly and State, i n Tuesday, ^January 12th,
lbl)7, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M., the
property covered by said Mortgage, to wd:
Ali rough ami dressed lumber in ti.e
sheds of Smith A liurr at llowir<l aforesaid,
and all similar lumber in their dry.
kiln and on their yards, including cypn s
and pine, all at Howard, in tho County
and S4ute aforesaid.
.). ('. si kvknson A Tayi.'.ii,
Mmt; Mgees.
Johnsons A Qua i i i.kiiaum,
Attorneys for Mortgagees.
Dec. 20th, lH!J(i. 2t.
Sale of Personal Property Under
Mortgage.
UN DISH, AND BY VIRTUS of t c
power and authority of a certain
Mortgage duly (s\touted and dolivereil by
\'i illiam J. Smith and Austin II. Ilarr, Copartners
under the firm name and style of
Smith A llurr, to Mary F. Smith, dated
22nd day of December, 1MJM5, and recorded
iu the Ollice ol Register of Mesne Conveyance
in ami lor lo rry County, in the
Stale of South Carolina, the undersigned
will sell at public auction for Capli, at
Howard, in the County and State afore
aid. all of the nrom rtv ! OUf'rlhntl ill unid I
Mortgage, thoaaid sale to commence at
10 o'clock, A. M., on Tuesday, January, 12
1807, and to continue until the sales arc
completed, to wit:
Two; ly two (2i| mules together with
the harness t),o^ Jfflbelonging; six logging
calls, to ...,kV<^rall chains thereto belonging;
anvaflso all hay, pea vines and
oilier feed stufl now in p >ssession >f Smith
& Burr Jltoresaid, at Howard, S- C., all of
t e said property being tho same now of
lately in posses ion of said Smith Burr
at Howard a form aid.
Mauy F. Smith,
Mortgagee,
J< HNS'ON.s & < * "?A*t i i.KIIAl .m.
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Dec. 20t):, 1800 ' 2t.
: .lie of IV rsonn I Properly
I ntler Mori
UNDKU AND BY Vift i I'M of the
authority of two certain Mortgages
TITT^ J, quhuI iiikI 11
V tin II. I urr, (Jo'p.utr v-s under the lirnt
it . e and "i "Srii vV IJnrr, to til ls
;ik nt (' iiivv y, i f-orp i iu >11 under the
ia . of the Stale >f'South irolina, dated I
i- < otiveiy, An; i>t 23rd, I JI and Sept.
<">, and rec i ! in tn?' olllco of Hoy
M r ci Mc.suo ( nveynnco in and for
Ilnrry County in the f 'ate aforesaid, hoth
in Hook 15 at p I /- I' d and 107, and pa
ges 220 and 22i roup- 'i* ?*1 , the under
la'aed v, i i well at pill iin auction, for Cash,
at i inward, in 'lie County and State afore
-a.d, on Til scliiy, January 12, 1897, comin
neingut lOoelork A. A!tho property
covered l?y said Mortgages to wit' A cer
tain amount of Lumber now lying under
the lumber sheds of Smith & Ifurr, at I Inward,
S, ('. consisting of tho following:
Forty-one thousand (-11,900) feet of No. 1
grade, Thirty thousand (30,000) fi et of No.
I grade, and Twenty-two thousand (22,6()0)
fuel of No. 8 grade, Also all other Mim- .
iter, both manufactured and tin -manufactured
now lying on the yards of Smith ?&
Hlirr at and near Howard, H. C.
Thk Hank ok Conway,
Mortgagee.
Johnsons & Q#<\tti.fcnAt'm,
MUfrneya ley Mortgagee.
Dee. 2fith, 181X1/. 2t.
NOTICR
Conway I.edge, No. 90. Kifights of
I'ythia will meet regularly tho first and
,hird Thurvdny nights of encli month until I
)thcr\vl?e or<i? red.
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