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II Notice of Sale. ~ [der and by vlrtae of the decree and baent of the court made by His/fonor before, PresidingJudge, *n thecal ] 'W CV ok, W II "ook, J J Cook, G 0<>k, F A ColAiikif Ella Bever'y, M Jennie V Cannon, Carrie N , Pj Mint Iffb, vs Thomas Klrton Cook y N Cook, and Loufa Cm?k, Defen i, and dated the 2Uth day of Feb 1912 rt uudeloigned W L Bryau, Clerk ot t of Common Pleas of llorry County iell at public auction, to the highest *r, before the court house door lu Con in Unify county, and -Slate of Bouth Una, during legal hours of sale, on d iy in July next, it being the lstday lid month, 1 and singular those certain parcels tcts ol land situate in Horry 6'ounnown na the estate of James J Cook Thursey Cook and described as fol, to wit: t/lCT 1. Containing one hundred ninety (lye and 28 100 [195 281 i; beginning at a stake ?Hxn ou the ' Lane & Northern Kailroad and ing thence the said Hall road 855 to a stake, thence 8 01 W 214 feet to ic, thence H 57.-.5 IP 552 feet to a f*bs, thence 8 58 W 272 feet to a pine, 2e 8 59.15 W 90 feet to u sweet gum, ;o 8 59 45 W 99 feet to a black gum, 2e S 53 30 W 102 feet to a black , then ie 8 05-10 W ISO feet to a t gum, thence 8 00.10 W 237 feet to le, thence 8 00.45 W 400 feet to two i, thence 8 00.30 W 223 feet to a pine ;e H 03.20 IV 373 feet to a stake, so S 89 15 YV 252 feet to a stake, e N 88,30 W 1914 feet to a stake H|ixo. thence S 2i W 1880 feet to a stuke < H|fx<-, thence S 0 10 852 feet to slake 3xo, ? hence N 71.10 W 2174 feet to & stake ( fcxo, thence 8 84.10 W 1120 feet t? a Isuko 3xn, thence N 00.30 E 0170 feet to , llHweet gum 3xn near Little Pee Dee I Public Road, thence across the sahl road Itlie line of a ditch to a black gum 3xn, Itltcnce JN, 08.15E 2478 feet to thebogln|l n ng point en said railroad, this being i l| designated as tract "IP' on a plat of the || estate lands of Jus J Cook and Thursy || Cook, deceased, made by H C Cannon, ( || Surveyor, and (luted February 29th, A I) || 19i2; saiu tract Is bounded northwardly || by tract "C" ol said estate, eustwardlv || by the Eddy Lake & Northern Railroad rg Southwardly by 1ud(1s of T L Smart, N | li Smart, and estate of J N Dennis, and | westwardly by the said estate of J N Den | nis. The said plut is referred to for a I more complete description. TKACT 2.?Containing one hundred | fifty-lour and 21-100 1154.24] acres* beginning at a stake 3xn on the Eddy Lake a id Northern Kdiroad, and running thence the said railroad 0(14 feet lo a stake 3xn, thence S 08.15 W 2478 feet to h ItlueL- iMim 2vn. Inn nf n rtit/'h across the Little Fee Doe Public Ko-td to a; sweet gum 3xn. thence S 00.30 W 5170 feet to a stake 3xo, thence S 34.10 W 14.15 to black gum 3xn, thence to co-uer on Little 1*00 Deo Iliver, thence Creek Landing Creek, the Creek being too line to an oak 3xu, thence E 60.30 E 5811 loot to 6 black gum 3xn, thence S 23 ii 104 foot to a black gum 3xn, thence N /ft 15 E 533 I eel to black gum near Little Poo Deo Public Road, (hence N 08.15 E 3442 feet to the beginning point on the said rullroid, this tract being designated as tract "C" on a plat of the estate lauds of J as J Co< k and Thursy Cook, made by LI C Cannon, Surveyor, dated the 20th day of February A D 1012 to which reference is craved for a more complete description; said tract la bounded northwardly by tract "U" of said estate, oast ward lv by the Eddy Lake and .Northern Railroad, .southwardly by tract 411" mi Med estate end estate land of .1 N Dennis and westwardly by the estate land of J N Dennis and Lb tie Pee Dee ltiver. TRACT3,?Containing three hundred, flftv-live and 74 10U (3o5.74) acres, beginning at a (Puke 3xn in the Eddy Lake and Noi them Railroad and running thence the s lid railroad 7248 feet to a stake 3xo, ttience rt 08.15 W 3442 feet tit > t.lnol/ iril in t lionota Si RQ 1 W bU a UKIUIV ^uiii tllVIIVyU KJ W# A1/ ?V liUU feet to a black gum 3xn, thence N 23 W 104 feet to a black gum 3xn, thence 8 60.30 VV 5311 feet to oak 3m, thence Creole Landing ('reek, the Creek being the line to corner on Little Pee Dee Kiver, thence the said ltiver to a small Jake, thence the a dd lake to Cypress 3xn, thence N 63 E 7300 feet to a stake oil Liitile Pee Dee public road, thence across said road to a pine, thence N 67 30 K 1000 feet to pine stump, thence N 63 10 E 473 feet to stump, thence N 67 E 1,54 feet to. a pine, thence N 60.40 E 471 feet to a gum, thence N 66,30 E 767 feet to the beginning point this being designated as tract "D" on a plat of the . estate land of Jus J Cook and Thnrsey Cook, made by ii C Cannon, Surveyor, and dated February 20th, AD 1912, to winch reference is hereby made for a more complete description, satd tract ia bounded northwardly by lauds of tne Ilevorly est ate t east wardly by the Eddy Lake and .Northern llailroad, southward lv bv tract "CM of said estate and Little Pee Dee river and vfestwardly by aaid river and said Luke. Tract No 4, Containing forty Ave aud 80 100 145 HOJacres, beginning at a corner on the Eddy Lake and Northern Hail road and running thence N 67,20 E 231 feetto a pine, thence N 60 E 120 feet to a pine, thence N 72 30 E 208 feet to a pine, thence N 60.45 E 443 feet to a stump, thence N 71.40 E 413 feet to a Milieu, oxo, Tiienoe ? as rc won ioet to a stake 8xo, ihence S 58.15 W 844 feet to a |>ino, thence 8 57.85 E 57ft feet to a stake, thence 8 547.50 E 177 feet to a dead pine, thence 8 80,30 E /58 feet to a gum, tlionoo .s' 28 23 12 185 feet to a gum thence 8 2ft,45 12 557 feet to a gum..thence 8 2ft 30 K 0/5 feet. to a stake 3xo, thence S01 W 220 feet to said Railroad and thence the said railroad to the beginning point this being designated on a plat of ho estate land of .lames ,J. Cook and 'I hursy Cook, made by 11 C Cannon, Sniveyor, Kebriury 21)th, A i) 4912, as ttaet MA", to width plat reference Is made for a more complete description; said tract is bounded by the Beverly land, land of W U 8holly and the Eddy Lake and Northern Railroad. As to tracts No 1 and No 2, possession thereof witl not be given until January 1st, A 1) lft 13, on account of crops now being rasied thereon. Terms of Sale Cash; Purchaser to pay for papers. Conway, S. C, June 4th, 1912. W L Bryan, C C C P. IIII Woodward, Pla'ntlff '? Attorney WARNING; All persons are hereby forbidden to hiic, harbor, feed, or in any manner whatever give protection or encourage* meet. to iny son Greer Hhlpper, as he Is under hr*. AU persons disregarding this notice will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. This It positive^ MARY SKIPPER, | HEARD IN CONWAY Bad Baclu Make Strong Kidney Ills Corrected. All over Conway you hear It. Doau's Kidney Pills are keeping up the go >d work, curing weak kidney*', driving away backache, correcting urinary ills, Conway people are telt ing about It?telling of bad backs made sound again. You can believe the testimony of your own townspeople They tell it for the benefit of you who are suffering. If your back aches, if you feel lame, sore and miserablo, if the kidneys act too frequently, or passage are painful, <nanty and off color, use Doan's Kidney Pills, the remedy that has helped so many of your friends and neighbors. Follow this Conway citizen's advice and give Doan'sa chance to do the same for you. J L Dczier, Main St., Conway, S. CJ , say: "I am confident thatDoan's Kidney Pills are a remedy of merit md I do not hesitate to recommend bbem. My back was lame and it ached severely. I have used two boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, obtained from Norton Drug Co., and they have given me a great deal of relief. I willingly endorse this preparation." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 Bents. FoBter-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the Unitsi States. Remember the name?Doan's?and take no other. Tobacco Growers. To My Friends and Customers: I wish to say, there will be a change in my firm this year at my same old stand the .big Farmers Warehouse at Mullins. 1 have formed copartnership with Mr. W. T. Burton, of Wilson, N. C., whom J bave known fifteen years. Mr. Burton is recognized by the tobacco trade to be one of the finest auction eers in the business. My auctioneer being a partner in the business will naturallv take more ihterest in selling each pile of tobacco. Thus placing us in position to serve your selling interest better than ever. The natural advantages are the ones that always count in the tobacco business. My motto has always been to do my best advertising on my warehouse floor. So as I may not be able to see you all at your homes, but me staying a week with you would not add one cent to the sale of your tobacco. Too much drumming byuny business shows a weak point. 1 wish to return many thanks for the liberal patronage extended me for the past ten years and hoping to merit a continuance of same. Very truly, J S. Neal. 2t, Mul ins. S. C. Deafness Cannot be Cured. By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portiou of the ear. There is only one way to cuie deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the muIf __ 1 __ _ .. i a L ^ ^ _ 1 m I _ <-outt lining 01 me rmsiacnian ruoe When thin tube is inflated you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever, nine cases out of ten arc caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured bj Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for cir culars, free. F J Cheney & Co, Teledo, O. Sold by Druggist, 75o. Take Hall's Family Pills for con stipation. The County Democratic Execucommittee, consisting of the chair man of each precinct, is berebj called to meat in the court house at Conway on Monday July 1st next at 11 o'clock a in for the purpose ol fixing assements of candidates, the dates of campaign meetings, the ap pointments of managers of the pri mary election and to transact suck other business as shall come before it, A full attendance is urged. J A Lewis. County Chairman, Man Coughs snd Breaks Ribs. A a. a* ? A? 1 ? ft .11 Alter a irignuui cougning ipen c man in Neenah, Wis., felt terrible pains in his side and his dootoi found two ribs had been broken What agony Dr King's New Dis covery would have saved him. A few teaspoonful ends a late cougt while persistent use routs oostinatc coughs, expels stubborn colds 01 heals weak, sore lungs. MI fee sure its a Godsend to humanity/ writes Mrs. Effie Morton. Columbia Mo. Tor 1 be lie ye 1 would have con sumption to-day, if 1 had not usee this great remedy." Its guaran teed to satisfy, and you can get i free trial bottle or 60 centor$1.0< siie at Norton Drug Co. NOTICE All persons holding clslms sgslnst th< estate of the late Mary R Lyon, decease! ere hereby required te present the same duly attested, to the undersigned: and al E?rsous Indebted to the said Mary J yon, deceased, are hereby required t mske Immediate payment to BANK OF HORRY, Administrator i V. ,i V\... ..... \ a ANHEUSEF B1 CELEBRATE KM PRICE P.O. B. Rl< JHS ORIGINAL Bl Barrel (10 dozen) . HEh^W Less quantities (per PALE EXPORT Barrel (12 dozen) .. jjfcgagfll Less quantities, (per PH^*a|l We paj 25c per dozen t* IIBflDnl Goods Shipped Same Da VBK||IUP tfwr IITHIR POSTAL OR UPfiESS HONP IfCOUSINS SUPPLY C High Grade Vehicl< Possible 1 Corner of Third \venu Don't Let Indigestion \ Starve You \ .... I Eat. Good food won't hurt you. R. L. T. taken before retiring will make you enjoy your meals and digest your food. You will soon become ' strong and healthy. R.L.T. The liquid liver Regulator Cures Indigestion by restoring the digestive organs to healthy, natural action. It contains nothing but harmless oils extracted from roots and herbs. R. L. T. works promptly and does not gripe. Its benefits are permanent. Guaranteed as represented j or money refunded. ? ( 80c and $1 Bottles ! AaJk Your Druggist Prepared bjR.UT.lo. Andersoa, SL C. ;( * For Sale by Norton Drug Co. < 1 Conway, S, C. i State of South Carolina, ) County of Horry. \ Office of County Auditor. To A. C. Turpin, J*. M. iiurson, and A. ' M. Bursoq, Noa-resideut, owners ot land within Horry county, whose resi idence and post office address, ure unknown to the undersigned: | Take Notice, That whereas it appear that you are the owners of that certuii r lot of land In Horry County, containing forty-five acres, more or less, and knowt as lot No. (54 of Homewood Colony land and that you have failed to make return of the same for taxation as required by f the laws of this State, and that the sam<j ( has escaped taxation for the fiscal years n of 1909, 1910 and 1911, not having been d assessed as provided by the laws of the a said State; all of which has lately come a > to my knowledge: a You are hereby required to be and ap- u j pear before me in my office at II o'clock \ . in the forenoon, at Conway, in the County and State aforesaid, on the 15th day . of July A. D. 1912, at which time the underslgned will proceed to appraise and assess the aaid land for tares, and will enter the same on the tax duplicate in and for the said County, and charge the f i same with the taxes of the current fiscal o vear. together with the taxes of 1909, rl lUlOand 1?11, aud the penalties as pro- i vided by the laws of tills State. c N C ADAMS, Seal I County Auditor Horry County. Conway, 8 C , May, fB, 1912 6wl0. D. A. Spivey & Company FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. Represent the Strongest Companies. 1 Policies written on the most liberal J terms. J Place your insurance with us \ Prompt Settlement of Claims. I ' Notice of Sale. ? [ I have for'sato ad $5.00 per acre, j a tract of 235 acres in Socasteo . township and owned at present by ] T T Turbeville and Mrs Turbeville, | j this is about 3} miles from Socastee < school, ^nd about the same from the < Thompson school, and is located on i 9 the public road leading from Socas- ] teethridge to Murreli's Inlet, and ] ft nearly all of it can be cleared for < I cultivation. It has on it,a lot*of oak < t and hickory! and, some ash and pine, j; l) As it taker in some of the beach ij B strand, it would be a good place to i ? locate a fishery H. H, Woodward, Attorney. Conway, S. C. I-BUSCH a :d beers d :hmond, va. WW! JDWEISER JUR $12.00 dozen) 1.25 ? 1 1M (Blue Label) dozen) .85 or returned bottle*. I ^ c2s?*l iy Orders Received. r f ORDER OR REGISTERED LfTIER. !0., Richmond, es at the Lowest Prices. We have just received a hipment of Vehicles built 9 wear which we are offerng at extremely low prices. !all and see them. Conway, S. C. e and Laurel, Street. FIRE ALARM! I No! its only the crowd rushing to THE OLI> STAND 1 fc to be served with the very best of j ICE CREAM and g COOL DRINKS U of all kinds. Yours to Serve, V W R RHEXTNIIT L CO.. il I THIRD AVENUE | CHjOHESIER^^?ilS W'yr^ Tllh 3?UH?Ai) ?ftAi*l?. A I<u(H('!i! AeJ? your i>Pwtty:l?t for As\ j&.i\ vl?^\'A <'f?I-che*-lcp>? J>!am?nd Kr?ii.|/i?*V\ W<v.Lj^J)??C\ I'HIh in IS.<*ck ftnd (Cold inetalllcvi// boxes, scaled with Dine Ribbon. yfjr ?iK? *wS 'Fnlio no other, liny of yowr V I / ~ ns AsI; for Clli-dlF.8~TI'1(C tf' W yff l>IAMo.\I> CKANIft IMIXM, fur ?ft \V fJ yrnrs known is Deit, Safest, Always Reliable ^?r SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVLRYWHtftr i FOR SALE. ' Bibles, Testaments, Ilymn Books, Church Manuals, Dictionaries arid religious books generally. I can supply your needs. A supply of Books kept j at J. C. Spivoy's store. J. M. Dormnn, Colporteur. Waccamaw Association. I Conway, S. C. M?MM?WWWMT I ?jp?l?M?1WWMigMWWMI I State of South Carolina, C unty of I lorry. Court of Common Pleas Covington Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff?, va James Madison Prince, Defendant. COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF Complaint Not Served. To the Defendant James Madison Prince: You are hereby summoned and r^juired to answer the complaint in this ction which has been tiled in the ollice f the Clerk of the Court of Common Meas for the said County, and to serve copy of your answer to the said Com?laint on the subscriber at his olllce at jonway, S, C., wKhin twenty days fter4service liereof; exclusive of the lay of such service; and if you fail to ,l.o ra?>i?\1 ,ilnt within the time Ilfl VY t'l IIIO .. . foresaid, the plaintiff in this action will pply to the Court for the relief denanded in the complaint. V. L. Bryan, H. H. Woodward. C C. C. 1*. Plaintiff's Attorney Dated May 81st, 1912'o James Madison Prince, Absent Defendant: Take notice that the complaint in the oregoing stated action, and the summons f which the foregoing is a copy, were iled in the office of the Clerk of Bie ,'ourt of Common Pleas, at Conway, i.C., on the 8th day of June A. ). 1912. W. L. Bryan, C. C. C. P. I H Woodward, Plaintiffs Attorney. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons having demands against he Estate of Betsy Jane Bryant, deceased, must present them, duly attested, o the undersigned; and those indebted ;o the said Estate must make immediate payment to H J COCHUAN, Qualified Executor of the Estate of -i i> . I \ 4 eT.sy ,) HUH pry nut, i/rt,nnnr?i. For Sale. Farm of 350 acres, more or less lying on the West side of the A C L Railroad, between Loris andSauford iud known as the former residence )f K D Lawson, aud also known as the estate of Daniel Boyd, This land runs to within about one half mile.of Sanford, and lies two and one half miles from Loris, S. C. small dwelling house on it, and has 25 acres cleared. Good land for any crop. About two thirds of the tract is good clay foundation, and the remainder sand. Apply to. Hl H Woodward, Attorney at Law. Con way, S, C. H A Feast of Fashion Newness and Beauty With Modest Costs Marks, Welcome You to THE NEW GULLY STORE. GROCERIES. We buy in Car Load Lots and sell at Wholesale and Retail at prices invari ably the lowest and our stock is always the freshest and best that money can purchase, and consists of Choice Plantation and Family Supplies. When in need of anything in these lines give us a call and we will please you both in price and quality Ml Wlli I 1MB. THIS DEPARTMENT is chocked full of the latest improved Labor Savins Farming Implements and Machinery, such as Guano and Manure Distributors, Iloej, Rakes, Plough* Stocks and Plough Shares, the greatest labor saving kind on the market. There are none better and none cheaper We are sole and exclusive agents for McCormick's Mowers, Reapers, Hinders, Drills, EtcWe will take great pleasure in showing and explaining these goods to any pros, pective purchaser. We handle the Pittsburg Wire Fencing, Thousands of satisfied users all over Horry will willingly attest to the superiority of this wire over ull other makes. A little higher in price, but far greater in lasting qualities. Its economy to purchase thiy wire to fence your farm, garden or lawn WE UNDER BUY ALL; WE UNDER SELL EVERY HOUSE. Burroughs & Collins Co., OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, CLOTHING & SHOES I AT a nncAT oArninrpc ni n ur\uni unvt\n J NICHOLAS ISPRTNGTO PE NINQS Every Man, Woman and Child in the Aynor section of the County should call nnd examine our elegant line of Spring and Summer Goods. We have in stock some of the best Patterns and at prices to suit the pocketbooks of the most careful and discriminating buyers. Come and sec our SHOES, IIATS, CLOTHING, AND ESPECIAELY OUR FINE LINE OF LADIES' TRIMMED IIATS, RANGING IN PRICE FROM 75 CENTS TO *2.50. Isxswino- machines i A large shipmontof the very best Sewing Machines, each one I them guaranteed. We will sell them out cheap for cash. Give us J a call without delay. JORDAN C?L SHELLY aynor, s. c. i ,m nwtllWMMUUJHIW? Dusenbury & Co. General {bgerchants Toddville - SO DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS ANI) CAPS, LINT ANI) SEED COTTON, ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE, COTTON SEED MEAL AND:FERTILIZERS XK7e always keep in stock a clean and up-to-date line of seasonable goods and which we offer at prices cheaper than the cheapest quality considered. It will save you big money to call and inspect our goods and learn our prices. Dusenbury & Co., TODDVILLE, S. C. 1 .