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^ Made Practical Demonstration
of Road Working
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AT CONWAY MUNUAT LAM
The Good Roads Train Sent Out.by the
* Atlantic Coast Line Gave a Demonstration
Here Which was Interesting
and Instructive and Much Enjoyed
by Many People From Various Sections
of the County.?Was Equipped
With the Latest Improved Road
Working Machinery in Miniature.
The Atlantic Coa9t Line Good
Roads Train, consisting of several
cars, was in Conway from Sunday
f n gat to 12 o'clock on Monday, according
to its advertised schedule
published some few weeks ago in
the columns of the Herald. One of
the cars was devoted to demonstraf
tion work, and modern methods of
road building were demonstrated
with working models of all the leadi?i'
invpnt.innH n-lon*/ this line. An
ofcber car was the lecture car. Many
of our leading citizens visited the
cars during their stay in town, and
the demonstrations and lectures
were entertaining as well as instructive.
The train remained at the depot
until about 9 o'clock on Monday
morning when it was stationed on
the track on Main Street, in front of
the Herald oilice where the cars
were handy to all who wished to go
through them. The electric lighting
system run by a 3 borse power
gasoline engine, was among the interesting
things inspected by the
farmors visiting the train, The Atlantic
Coast Line is doing all in its
^ power to build up the sections
" through which it passes, and the
, question of good roads is not the only
enterprise that it has been fosteriD?.
STATIC OS1 SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. M. Lewis, Plaintiff.
agaiust
* 1 Rebecca Brown, B Brown, Sam
Brown, Sarah Wilson, OicarCocbran,
Maud Cochran, Sumrnerfield
Cochran, Joe Cochran, and Vala?
dine Wineglass, heirs of Robert
(Brown, deceased, and The Holliday
Compativ, defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF,
(Complaint not Served)
p To the Defendants above named*
You are Hereby Summoned and
required to answor the complaint in
this action which has been filed .n
the office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, for the said Coun
ly, autl 6U servo ti ?-?i Jfuui t?uswer
to the said complaint on the
subscriber at his office, Conway, S
C , within twenty days after service
fc hereof exclusive of the day of such
servhe; and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiff in this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in the comnlaint.
Nov, 9th, 1911.
11 !I WOODWARD,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
W L BRYAN, CCCC P.
To Oscar Cochran, absent Defendant:
Please take Notice: That the summons
in the foregoing stated action, is a copy
and also the complaint In said action,
were tiled in the office of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas for Horry county
at Conway, 8 C., on the 9th day of November,
A I) 1911.
II H WOODWARD,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
4 W L HRYAN, 0 C C P. , ?w42.
Citation Notice,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Ilorry.
By J. 8. Vaught Esq., ProbateJudge,
WHEREAS, Mrs Jane L. Whitloca
made suit to me, to grant her Letters ol
Administration of the Eatate of and effects
of Mary E. Lyon, will annexed.
These are therefore to cite and admon
ish all and singular the kindred and
creditors of the said Mary E. Lyon, deceased,
that they be and appear, before
??. 11* pAnut f \ f Dk/ Rtifo f A ho Vn: 1/1
Ilirt 111 tut- V UUII *M x n uaio, wv uv 1IVIVI
at Conway, S. CM J lorry County, on the
30th day of December /9/1 next, after
publication hereof, at 11 o'clock In the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they have
why the said vldniimsiratiou should no
be granted.
n GIVEN und*?r my Hand, thir /5tb%doy
of December Anno Domini, 10/1.
Published on the 2/. 28th days of December
19/1 In the Horry //eralri,
J. H. Vauvht, [L 8]
Probate Judge, Horry County.
There will be an entertainment at
Socastee Academy on the evening of
December 27th, 1911 An interesting
program is being prepared- The
proceeds are for the bene lit of the
school library. Come, spend a pleasant
evening and thus help in the
effort to add a number of books to
the library. Admission fifteen cent,
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CHRISTMAS J REE.
Monday Evening: Dcccmcer 25th, at
Epworth Ilall.
The young ladles of the "M A D"
Club of Conway propose to have a
Christinas tree on Monday evening
December 25th at 7:30 o'clock at
Epworth Hall.
It will be given for the benefit of
the children of the town, and all
parents are respectfully invited tc
assist us in making it a success
Especiall}' are school children and
Sunday school pupils asked to participate.
Margaret Howell,
President.
Official.
Jessamine Burroughs.
Secretary.
Marriage Licenses.
No 81. Issued Nov 20, to Henrv
Keel and Georgia Phillips, boih ol
Warn pee. Married Nov 30, by J A
Bell, Notary Public
No 82. Issued Nov 29, to Joel
Clark, of Conway, and Kalie McQueen.
of Green Sea Married Nov
30, by S D Bryant, Notary Public.
Ma QQ Tcenufl 1 f r? P.rtllinu
i.1 U AOOUUV4 IV L W JL , VV/ Wk/ll * liU
Wilson and Jennie Bryant. Married
Dee 11, by W L Bellamy, Notary
Public.
No 84. Issued Dec 2 to Richard
Jones and Ruth Smith, both of
Burgess. Married Dec 3, by Rev H
K Marlow.
No 85. Issued Dec 2 to W Pate
Altman and Gla Spivey, both of
Galivants Perry. Married Dec (5 by
Rev S L Purvis.
No 86. Issued Dec 2 to D L Walters,
of Wampee, and Mattie Thomas
of Nixonville. Married Dec 2, by
Rev J M Dorman.
No 87. Issued Dec 4. to Soloman
C James, of Virgo and Fleety Barnhill,
of Pt Harreison . Married Dec
4 by W L Bryan, Clerk of Court.
No 88. Issued Dec 5, to James C
Wallace and Ella McPall, both of
Buckspcrt, No return.
No 83 Issued Dec 5, to B W
Graham and Pin key Graham, both
of Loris. Married Dec 6 by J E
* * ! ~ a. ? ~ ^
rnnce, magistrate.
No 90. I>sued Dec 7, to W C Dix
and Nannie Skipper, both of Galivants
Ferry. Married Dec 7 by W
H Chestnut. Magistrate.
No 91, Issued 7, to V M Soroud,
of Nichols, and Annie Mae Adams,
of Hand. Married Dec 7 by A E
Wait, Deputy Clerk of Court.
No 92. 1-sued Dec 8,to Joe Alford
and Jane F Capps, both of Galivants
Ferry. No return
No 93 Issued Dec 11, to Perry L
Bufftfin and Alcner Turboville both
of Tabor, No return,
No 94 Issued Dec 4, to W T
Hooks, of Couway and Aletha Wadded,
of Tabor. Married Dec 4 by J
S BuiTkin, Notary Public
No 95. Issued Dec 12, to Coy
Causey and Alice Fairclorh, both of
Warn pee. Married Dec 12 oy Kev J
M Dorm an
No 90. Issued Dec. 13. to Wondrous
Cox, of Tabor, and lssie L
Rhode?, of Pireway. No return.
No 97. Issued Dec 13&h, to Noah
Hardee, of Baybo?*o, and Bobbie
Martin, of Nichols. No return.
No 98 Issued Dec, 14 th, to Curtis
Soles and Viola Watts, both of
Tabor. M irried Dec. 14th, by J
Prince, Magistrate.
No 9!). Issued Dec. lGih, to Robt
P. Floyd and Nettie D. Miney, both
of Nichols. Married Dv.c. lGih, by
A E Wait, Deputy Clerk of Court.
No 100 Issued Dec 19th, to Jo
soph W. Thompson and Margarette
Z Holmes, both cf Loris, No return
No 101. Issued Dec. 19th- to Tally
V, Graham and Molly Johnson,
both of Nichols. No return.
No 102. Issued Dec. 19 th, to
Troy A. Huggins, of Norton, a-d
Pinkie Rowell, of Green Sea, No
return
no 108. Issued Dec. 19th, to Nelson
Gause and Mary Grissett, both
of Loris. no return.
Citation Notice.
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STATE OF SOUT// OAKOLIMA,
County of 7/orrv,
By J. S. Vanght Esq , Probate Judge
W//EKKAS, Sarah S. Edee male
suit to me, t.r> grant her letters of Adniiuistraii(>Si
of the Estate of and effects
Daniel M, Ed*re, deceased.
Tliese are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and 1
creditors of the said Dunitl M. Edge,
deceased, that they he and appear before |
me in the Court of Probite, to he held )
at Conway, S.C,,on Jan, 2nd, next, af-i
ter publication hereof, at 11 o'clock I
In the forenoou, to show cause, if any \
they have, why the said Administration
snouin not no grauiea,
GIVEN under my hand, this 15th day
of Dec, Anno Domino 191/.
Published on the 21 and 28 days of
Dec. in the llorry Herald.
,T. S. Vaught, (L S).
Judge of Probate, Uorry County,
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Th^ro will be a Christmas tree at
New Light Baptist church next
Friday, December 22, at 7 p m., in
the interest of the Sunday school.
You are inv ited.
piTO
CONWAY, S. C., THUS
Dots From Cool Spring.
Health of this community is very
u'ood at present with few exceptions
of colds.
Farmers are about through pick
in# cotton m mis section, sumc v
hem are holding their cotton for
better prices.
Miss Blanche Norton, of Mullins,
S. C , has been teaching our school
at this place. She is a very good
teacher and gave entire satisfaction
This place was saddened very much
when she returned home. Miss
Norton has a warm welcome in our
midst at any time.
There was a very nice fruit supper
given at the home of Mr and Mrs
A. W Hacks on last Saturday night.
Every one present seemed to enjoy
tue occasion very much. Who will
give the next fruit supper?
If this escapes the waste basket I
will come again. Much success to
the Herald and its many readers.
Plow Bjy.
Dothan Notes.
Rev. P. T. Wooten, the beloved
L1 nf Crvliimhllfi flmintv
>3U [Jl'l'IU LUIIUCU U Ul UUluuiuuu ?' w ? " >(
schools, called at the Dotban High
School last Wednesday. He stayed
only a short while; but, as is always
the case, it was a very pleasant stay
to the children. Time alone wiil
reveal the fruitage that is to result
from his heart to heart talks with
the people as he visits the school
of the county. He complimented
our school on its very full attendance,
excellent order, and Interest
in the games.
We regret very much to learn
that the illness of Mr. C. C? Bland,
of Scballotte, will prevent his son
Carson from returning to school before
Christmas. The young man is
a fine debater, and is badly needed
to appear in defense of a fellow student
at the moot county court next
week Mr. W. Kenneth Suggs our
brilliant voung speaker from Horry,
has been engaged for the prosecution.
A Pound Party.
Mr, Editor.?Please announce
through the columns of the Herald,
that there will be a pounding at old
Uncle Bill Carters for him on Janu-I
ary the 5ib, 1912 at 7 o'cIock at
night. I
Old Uncie B.ll is getting old and
hardly able to do any thing, but will
do when he is called on as long as he
liV68. He has never failed to do
when he was called on when he was
able.
Now friends, we do not know who
will make our coffins, it may be Uncle
Bill Carter for all we know, but
lets give him a good pounding on I
that night.
We cordially invite every body to
come and bring a pound of something
that he can use.
Remember the pounding at old
Uncle Bill Carters at Daisy, S. C.,
on January 5th, 1912 at 7 o'clock.
Geo. W. Gause.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Couuty of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
J. C, Livingston, Plaintiff.
against
Claud B. Livington, Robert Livingingston,
Jr ,Bessie L Harrell and
Charles A. Livingstone, heirs at
law of Robert Livingstone, Sr,,
and J C. Blum, administrator, of
the personal estate of Robert Livingstone,
Sr., deceased, Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.)
To the Defendants Claud B. Livingstone,
Robert Livingstone, Jr.,
Bessie L. Harrell, and Charles A.
Livingstone, heirs at law of Robert
Livingstone, Sr., and J. C.
Blum administrator of the p?r
sonal estate of Robert Livingstone
Sr., deceased,
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action
which has been filed in the office of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
for tl.e said county, and to serve a copy
of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber at his olbce at Conway, S
C., within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fail to answer the complain/
with the time aforesaid, the plaintiiT
in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
December 9/h, A D 1911.
W L Bryan, L S.
C. C. C. P.
II H Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney.
To Charles A. LlvmgUoni, Absent Defendant:
Please take notice that the complalm
in the foregoing stated action and the
summons of which the foregoing is acop)
were tiled in the otlice of the Clerk ol
the Court of Common Pleas for llorrj
County, at Conway SC., on the 16th day
of December, 1911.
H H Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney
W L BRYAN C C CP 6w42
F >r Sile: One full blood, threeyear-old
jersy bull for sale at $35 00
Would cost $75 00 if ordered. RoaFon
selling, don't want to imbreed
B H. Hinson, Loris, S. C.
V.' At , V; ,W f.t ' *%
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iSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 11
SANTA CLAUSE PARTNERS.
I Christmas Cantata in Handsome
Costumes
Will be giveu by the Westminister
CluO of the Kingston Presbyterian
iih m?/>h at t liii cnhonl unHifnt>itim nr,
WU W I vu U V l/UV OVUV/171 UVIVI 1 DUI I U UJ V/ ? '
Friday evening,December 22nd, 1911
at 7:30 o'clock.
Santa Claus will be there together
wlt.h all of his partners in business
for your special benefit. lie sun
to come and bring all of your frieuds
Admission 25 cents for grown folks
and 15 cents for children.
The proceeds are to be used f >r
the improvement of the Sundaj
School rooms.
Judge Chestnut's Court.
The Magistrate court at Conwa3\
W. H. Chestnut, presiding, was occupied
one day last week with the
trial of the case of J. H. Lee, plaintiff
vs. J. W. Lewis, defendant, the
suit growing out of a dispute as to
the ownership of a wagon in the position
of the defendant. The plaintff
claimed that he had purchased
1 hn i xt f\ f ** r\ m o n t f v*
tuu >VIA^UU ILl'LJU tuc uuiriiuau U ll/l
the sum of ten dollars, and the defendant
contended that the ten dollars
was a loan and p\id in consideration
of the purchase price of the
vehicle. Neither side had lawyers.
A inry of business men about town
was empanelled to try the case, and
the trial resuked in a verdict for the
plaintiif.
Sudden Death.
Solomon James, a farmer living m
the Pee Dee section, near Pauley
Swamp, church, died very suddenlv
on last Thursday, and the interment
took place on the following day.
Taken very ill all at once on a day
or two before a doctor was sent for,
and in the mean time some member
of the family made some strong poppy
tea and administered it in the
hope of allaying the pain. He died
on the day following and it is said
that there .were indications that he
died from an overdose of the tea, or
opium poisoning. Pie was the efficient
carrier of the mail from Con
way to Dongola, and up to the time
of his death made several trips every
week to the county seat, lie was
twice married, and he is survived
by his second wife and many children
by his first marriage.
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Magistrate Court at Loris.
Magistrate J. E, Prince at Loris,
was engaged last Saturday in the
trial of a case brought by Ed Fowler
against Stephen Bucks, the charge
being thit the defendant, as teacher
of the Harrelson school, between
Green Sea and Tabor, N. C,, had unmercifully
whipped ooe of Fowler's
children, and thereby committed an
assault and battery. A jury was
empanelled to try the case, and
many witnesses were sworn tD try
to show that the whipping exceeded
the bounds of reason. For the de
foncn 51". wvlq ..linajn hu tlic rlaf/inll ? n 1-.
himself, and several witnesses, mat
the boy Monroe Fowler had been
giving trouble in the school before,
and ihat his father had frequently
objected to his punishment, also
thai Ed Fowler had written a note
to the teacher telling hint that a
certain rule which the teacher made
must be changed etc. The defendant
tesiiliad that Lu only gave the
boy such punishment as in his judgment
was netded for the child's correction,
and that it was in moderation,
and not excessive. Tne defense
was represented by U H. Woodward
ot the Conway bar. The prosecution
had not employed a lawyer
but its interests were looked after
bv P. C. Prince, who as a layman
handled the case well. The jury
lied up on the question, and the
magistrate declared a mistrial. No
time was lixed for the now trial of
the case, but it will not come oil until
home time in January alter ibo
Holidays
Florida Notes.
Dear Mr. Editor: ?Please give me
space for a few lines in your good
old Herald.
Everything seems to be coming
on nicely in our linle town.
Pe >ple are s til. coming from various
parts of the Union 10 toe land
of flowers. We ttnnk there is no
place like Florida.
Mrs. xYL. White, who has been ill
for some time, is improving now.
*.? rn i.i * i i i i
Mrs. x. n. nayes was caiioa to
the bed-side of her mother, who is
sick io Georgia. Sno left Monday
night.
Oliver White has been ver; ill for
quite a while, he was coufi Jtd to his
oed for 22 days Words will not express
the delight of his many friends
to learn that he is fast improving.
Mr Troy Stephens, of Garley, was
a recent visitor here.
We*are having real warm weather
now. We have not had but one
frost this season.
We are proud to see old Horry and
especially Fioyds young people taking
the lead of the country. May
they all prosper.
Lets hear from all points.
Florida Boy.
Fort Meade, Fia.
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Gathered by a Herald Man
on His Rounds.
CAUGHT OH THE BOUNCE.
Stray Bits of News Gathered bj
the Wavside for the Informa
tion and Instruction; of HwraicJ
Kcadert-'llappcnlngs of Interest
\ bout th e City.
Next Monday is the 25th.
Attorney J. O. Norton spent las?
Saturday at Loris on busiuess.
S. W. Martin spent a day in Con
way last week on legal business.
The Rev. R. O. Hendricks passed
through town one day recently.
Claude Livingstone, of Hammond,
S. C., was in Conway last Monday
on business.
John I Ward, of Little River, was
among those visiting Conway last
Thursday.
A. J. Brunson, of Green Sea, was
in Conway last Saturday on legal
business.
W. B. Claredy, of Stalvey, S. C.,
was among the businessmen visiting
Conway last Friday from the country.
Dr. W. E McOord's dental office
will be closed after Saturday Dec.
2ftrd, uutil Monday January Sth,
1912.
Much of the cotton crop of 1911 is
still in the fields and the farmers
cannot get the labor for picking it
out.
T. F. Cooper, an enterprising
young farmer of the Dog Bluff section,
visited Conway on business one
day la*t week.
Hartford Bakor,of Joy, S C., and
? 1 e ^ f I
a Jeauing mercnant ana luriuer ui
that sectiou of the county, was
a^oug those in Con way last Monday.
E L. Sanderson.of Loris, aud the
efficient cashier of the bank at that
place, visited Conway on business
last Friday.
T.'W. Dorman and G M. Hardee
of the Longs sectiou were among
the enterprising farmers visiting
Conwaj the first of this week.
A. D. ButTkin of Green Sea, and
a well-known farmer of that section
of the County, spent last Friday in
Conway oa business.
Daniel Grainger, Magistrate at
Home wood, spent several days in
Conway last week on business per.tainiug
to his office.
P. C. Prince, one of the leading
merchants and farmers of the I^oris
section, spent last Monday in Conway
on legal business.
R. J. Beverly, one of tho progresoiiro
fonnnvc r*f Himlwm ti?wnshirv
whore he owns a valuable farm near
Greenwood Baptist Church, spent
last Friday in Conway on business.
C. E. Barke- spent several days
la?t week at his former home in
Simpson Creek iqwnship. returning
to Conway on the afternoon train on
Saturday.
W. E. Causey ono of the successful
farmers of the upper part of
Bucks township, spent aday in Conway
on business the liest of this
week.
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C. L, A brains has received the
large new soda fountain recently
ordered by him and he has installed
it in the vacant store in the Masonic
building on lower Main Street.
TAKEN UP.?One Bull Yearling
about two years old. Owner can
get same by proving property and
nn inn* oil nhnrirnu
E. S. Booth, Agent.
4w 40 pd. Adrian, S. C.
The Rev E. (X Watson, who is at.
the head of the movement for the
establishment of the industrial
school in Horry County, spent several
days in the county last week in
the interest of this enterprise.
The Herald is always glad to publish
fine yields of any crops that the
farmers succeed in producing from
the rich soils of Horry. Send us
anything fdong this lino that vou
think will be interesting to brother
farmers in other sections of tho
county.
?T R. A1 Kbrook, accompanied by
Mrs Adlsbrook, and tho accomplished
stenograph?" for t.hrt fi.m of Alls
' rook Bros , a& Sao ford, ir riv*l in
Con way by autom )bile last Friday
mornuig, and tho party remained
here for several hours on business
Edward P Wa'sh, a student at the
Medical College in Charleston, retur~^
*o Conway last Monday, to
spend &ne holidays, ana during the
time he will be engaged at the prescription
counter of the Conway
Drug Company, where his many
friends will be glad to meet him.
No 37
Magistrate S. M. Allen, of Gurley,
/as among the visitors in Conway
no day la^t week, between trains,
ludge Allen always carries a smiling
?ce.
Bishop Gjerry will preach in the
Methodist church here on the morning
of the 5th Sunday, holding Episopal
services; and in the evening
>f the same day ho will preach to
he membership of the Methodist
hurnh.
R D Cox, formerly of this county,
nut now with the Hebard Cypress
Company, of Tbomasviile, Ga., arrived
in Conway one day the first
>f this week to sp^nd the holidays
^ his old home. His manj- friends
vere glad to see him.
An agreement was reached last
veek between the attorneys representing
the different claims against
ihe New York Racket Store Company,
so that the store would be opened,
the goods sold out out by the
sheriff of the county and the proceeds
of the sales held by him until
oaid out by tbe order or court, or
further agreement of all concerned.
MT9. Robert Chestnut, of Orangeburg
has been in the county securing
uames to a pet ition for the pardon of
tier husband U. B. Oiiestuut, who is
in the penitentiary serving a lifteen
year's sentence for the murder of a
Mr. Sabin in that city about a year
ago. .Mr. Chestnut is a native of
Horry.
Sale for Foreclosure.
Under and by virtue of a decree for
foreclosure and sale made by his
Honor T S Soase, Presiding Judge,
in the Court of Common Pleas io and
for Horry County, in the case of
G B Jenkins, Plaintiff, against J I
Ward, Defendant, and dated the 3rd
day of April, A D 11)11; notice is
hereby given that I, the undersigned
B J Sessions, Sheriff of Horry County,
will sell at public auction, before
the court house door at Conway,
in said County, during the
legal hours of sale, on salesdav in
January next, it being Tuesday the
2nd day of said month, all and singular
that certain laud situate in
Horry County and described as follows,
to wit:
All and singular that certain tract
or parcel of land containing thirteen
and one tenth (13 I-IO)acres, situate
iu Little River village, in Little
River township, County and State
aforosaid, bounded on the north by
the estate of R I) War J, on the east
by the same, on the south by the
public road leading to Conway, and
on the west by the public road leading
to Worthatn's Bridge, being the
identical tract of land conveyed to
J I Ward by H B Bessent, by deed
of date the IIth day of May A D
188!) and duly recorded iu the office
of R M C for Horry County in deed
book "C" at page 136 7 8 to which
said deed and record reference is
craved for a fuller and more complete
description.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers.^
Ji J sessions,
SnorilT Horry County,
Conway, S C , Njv 115, 1911,
H II Woo^-arrt,
Plain.itV'a Attorney.
1ST ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Horry
Court of Common Fleas.
Cuflie Lance, Plaintiff,
against
Ilanipe Durant, &ealey Frlarson, alias
/Sib Frlarson, Eliza McKay, Lilly
Cooper, Mit Johnson, Ilattle Logan,
Minnie Durant, Tonga Durant, Dave
Faison, and all and singular the heirs
at law of Hanip Durant, John Durant,
Carrie Faison, Bessie Durant, Hen,y
Durant, and George Durant, the names
of whom are unknown to Plaintiff,
Ih-nry Lance, .s'ealy Lance, Ludie
Lance, Maggie Durant, Etta Durant,
I><??!?? Durant. and Huhba Durant. De
fondants.
COPY .SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint not Served)
To the Defendants above named:
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In this
action which has been tiled in the otilca
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve
a copy of your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscriber at his office at
Conway, S. C., within twenty days
after the service hereof; exclusive of the
day of such service; and if you fail to
answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief dem
inded in the complaint.
September 14, A 1) 1911.
\V. L. Bryan, 11. II. Woodward.
C C. C. P. Plaintiff's Attorney
To II nip Durant, Tonga Durant, all and
singular the Heirs at law of 11 amp Duiiint,
John Durant, Carrie Faieou,
Bessie I)uran\ Ileury Durant, and
George Durant, the names of whom
are to Plaintiff unknown, Etta Durant
and Maggie Durant, absent Defendants;
Take notice that the complaint in the
foregoing stated atclon, oud the summons
of which the foregoing is a copy, were
filed in the office of the Clerk of fhe
Court of Common Plea?, at Conway,
8. C<>" the I4tn day of September A.
I). 1911.
W. L. Bryan,
C. C. C. P.
H 11 Woodward,
Plain tills Attorney.
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