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| CONWAY. S. C. }
| Has largest Capital and Surplus of any Bank in ft
! Horry County.
CAPITAL STOCK - $ 50 000
SURPLUS, J. 17 500
1 LIABILITY OF STOCKHOLDERS,^. 50 000
SECURITY TO DEPOSITORS, / 117 500
I DIRECTORS:
I ROBT. B. SCARBOROUGH, D. V. RICHARDSON,
1 A. F. LEVER. W. A. JOHNSON. - i
S GEORGE J. HOLLIDAY, WILL A. FREEMAN.
1 We offer our Customers every Accomodation
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| your business.
2 Robt. B. Scarborough, D. V. Richardson, Will A. Freeman,
1 President. Vice-President. Cashier.
2 We continue to pay 5 per cent, on yearly deposits.
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DEATH OF A CHILD
Death Takes Away the Young Child
of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Williamson.
Little Ruby Williamson, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 3. S. Williamson,
died on February lltb, at the age of
eight months and fourteen days.
She wa9 loved by all who knew her,
and it was hard indeed for her parents
to part with her. Her place
in their home never can be tilled, but
they feel that she has gone to a bet
ter home in Heaven, where no doubt
she 19 a bright atd shining angel.
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DON'T BE MISLED
Conway Citizens Should Bead and
llecd This Advice.
Kidney trouble is dangerous and
often fata).
Don't experiment with something
new and untried.
Use a tested kidney remedy.
B?gin with Doan's Kidnev Pills
Used in kidney troubles 50 years.
Recommended hero and everywhere.
A Conway citizen's statement
Torms convincing proof.
It's local testimony-it can be investigated.
Mrs. Dora Burroughs, Conway,
S. C., says: "I had dull baokaches,
pains through my kidneys, and other
symptoms of kidnev complaint
I got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills
from Norton Drug Co. and they relieved
me."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy- get
Doan's Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs Burroughs had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue ef the decree and
judgment of the court made by his Honor
(\ J. Kamage, Special Presiding
Judge, In the case of Hank of Loris,
Plaintiffs vs. W. Percy Hardwicke,
Power W. Bethea, Maggie S Hardwicke
and Hilda W. Bethea, Defendants,
and dated the 20ih day of February A.
I)., 11)14, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis,
Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder before
the Court House door at Conway, In
Horry County, and State cf South Carolina
during legal hours of saD, on salesJay
In April next, It being the (Ith day
of said month, all aud singular those certain
lands situate in Horry County, and
described as follows, to wit:
All and singular that certain parcel or
tmp.t. nf lund ultiiafp In flirt fmintv
8ta?e aforesaid, containing in the aggregate
fourteen hundred and fifty three
(1453) acres, more or less, and described
as follows:- Beginning at a stake in the
run of Brun&on's Swamp on the line of
the Thompkins lands, and running thence
er.stwardiy up the ruu of said swamp to
fhe line of J. A. Cartrett's land, thence
b. 30 degrees K. about 02 chains to stake
ftXO, on line of F. B. Booth's land,
rnence &. 85 degrees VV. 44 chains to
stake 3XO, thence S. 11 degrees E. 25.
10 chains to stake, theuce <S. 20 degrees
E. 13.50chains to stake 8X0, in run of
Maple Branch, thence westward ly wl'h
(he run ot Maple and Spring Branch to
Ua'.ivants Ferry aul Conway Public
Road, near//enry Baker's Laud, thence
northwestwardly with the road to a
cointr of laud conveyed to Henry Gas
que, theuce with the line of o:?W Uasque
and Tompkiug land to the beginning in
Branson Creek, being the identical lind
conve) ed to us by J. W. Dawsey, 11th
day of April A. 1) , 1912:**excepting and
reservng the rights of ail purchasers under
sales made by W, Percy Hardwicke
and Power W. Bethea prior to the recording
of plaintiff's mortgage on the 8th
day of August A. I) , 1012, this sale to
cover at d carry, however any cl dm,
lien or equity still held or olaimed by
UqIH lid I*ii (VI ?I/A anil 11a? L Ao I ?? -
uuiu uuiuiiuiic it iu uouio# in aujr j>ni*
eel or parcels sold by them before said
date within the above boundaries
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
pay for papers, Conway, S. C., March
5th, A. ?>., 1014.
//. U. Wocdward, J. A. Lewlv,
Plaintiff's Attorney Sheriff H. C.
NOTICE OF SAL E,
Under and by virtue of the decree anc
judgement of the court made by his Hon
orC. J. H-unage, Special Presiding Judge
in the case of Burroughs & Collins Coin
pany Plaintiff's vs. Mary Todd, Klizi
Jatque, Mary ElienTodd, Bank of Lorii
and Bank of Horry, Defendants, anc
dated the 20 h day of February A. L>,
/Di4, I, the undersigned J. A. Lewis,
Sheiiff of Horry County, will sell a
publi - auction to the highest bidder befon
the Court House door at Conway, li
Horry County, and State of Soutl
Carolina, during legal hours o
?ale,on salesdayln April next, it helm
the 0th day of said month, all and singu
1 tr those certain lands situate in Horr
County, and dtscribed as follows, t'<
wit:
All and singular that certain piece
parcel or lot of land situate In the Count
ana oraie aioresam, lying ana being li
Bayboro Township, designated on th
pint by Jerry liespass as lot No. 7, bloc!
''A", and contains eighteen & 80 10
(18.80) seres. Said plat being of recor
in office R. M. C, for Horry County, 1
book "OOO", page 28 and 59, to whic
record reference is craved for a mor
complete description. This being thi
Identical tract or lot conveyed to me, (
J. Todd, by P. W. Bethea and W. I
Hardwlcke by their deed bearing dat
May 30th, 1012. ^
TERMS of bale Cash. Purchaser 1
pay for papers, Conway, S. t'., Marc
5th, A. I>. 1014.
H. H. Woodward, J. A. Lewis,
Plaintiff's Attorney Sheriff //. <
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NOTICE OF SALE..
Under and by virtue of the decree and
j idgment of the court made by hi* Ifono:
C. J. H image, Special Pie3iUli
Judge, lo the case of Burroughs & Ool1
ns C inpauy Plaintiff's vs. (). B. Parker,
Rocla Parker Burroughs, M. B.
t'ox, Joseph Cabot Parker, K'lna M.
Parker, Mini i? K. Royals, John Parker
Hcav -, lielrsat lew of Is ho B. Parker,
dec?H ed, ard Conway S .vlngs Itmk,
Admlnlstiator of the personal estate of
said liaac B. Parker, Defeudan a, and
dat-'dthe20th day of February A. I).,
1911, 1, the undersigned J, A. Lew's,
Mu-iifT of II >rry County, will si 11 at pubilc
auction to the highest bidder before
the Court House door ar Conway, iu Unity
County, and B'ate of South t'a'oliui,
curing legal hours of sale, on sale-day iu
April n^xt, It being the Urhdiy of said
tuon'li, all and singular thuse certain
landa situate in 1 lorry County, and d
scribal as follows, to wit;
A11 and singular those certain pieces,
p r els or tracts of land bounded and described
as follows:
Tract'No. 1, Lying and bell g In Dogwood
Neck Township, in the County and
State aforesaid, cont lining tvo hundred
and sixty and 60 ICO (210.51) Acros, beginning
at a Cj press xxvl at the mouth
of Indago Gulley, on the War cam aw
River, and running thence up Indago
Gulley to a stake xxvll; thence 8 43 degrees
75' F. 19.'9 Ft., to a Gum 8XN in
Sandy Brotich the Wilro'ngton road;
thence with the Wilnington road N. 60
degrees W. 1140 Ft., to a slake 8XN;
thence with the said road N. 60 degrees
W. 738 Ft., to a sfake |JHXN thence N.
85 degrees 63' W. 1164 Ft. 1 a stake
3XN; thence 8. 4 degrees ,7' W . 7758.,
to a stake In a Ray; thence d the center
of aforesaid bay to theheulof B ?ggv
Gully; thence down Boggy Glily to the
Waccamaw River;thence wit the Wao<
amaw River to the beginning point.
B >unded on the North bv Waccamaw
Klvtr, on the East by Jess Nixon and
Burroughs & Collins Co., on the South
by Burroughs & Collins Co, and II. W.
McNeill and on the West by II. ii'. Me
Ndl).
Tract No. 2. Lying and being in Co n
way Township in the County and State
aioresuut, on ine worm shleot the Waves
maw River, containing one hundred
and sixty-nine and 19 100 (109.10) Acr^s,
beginning at a stake on the hank of the
Waccatnaw River and running thence N.
04 W. 2451 Ft., to a stake 8XN; tlience
N. 51degrees 45' E. 900 Ft., to a stake
8XN;theuce South 58 decrees 15' K. 0142
Ft., to a Cypress on the hank of the
Waccatnaw Hiver; thence with the Wuccamaw
Hlver to the beginning point.
H ?unded on the North by land of Fink
Giaham, ou the Gas' by Fink Graham
and Waccatnaw River, on the South bv
Waccamaw River and on the West by
Wuccamavv River and John McDowell.
This tract is known as the John Mc
Dowell land.
This bond and mortgage is given to secure
the pur* base price oflhetwp tract*
of land herein described.
TERMS of Sale Ca?h. Purchaser t
pay for papers,Conway, S. (\,Murvh 5in
A. I). 1914.
11. II. Woodward, J, A. Lewis,
Plaintiff's Attorney Sheriff //. C.
NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the decree and
judgement of the court made by his Honor
O. J. Ramage, Special Fresiding
Judge in the case of Conway Savings
Rank, a Corporation, FlaiutifT'a vs. Jose- .
phine S. Dunn, R. Lee Dunn, John F.
Dunn, N. Tavers Dunn, Sumter O. Dunn .
Ida Oliver, Joseph P Dunn, Loney 0, |
Dunn, Clifton 11. Dunn, 7'homas D. ?
Dunn, and Minnie M. Dunn, Defendants, I '
and dated the 20th dav of Ft bru-irv A. I
1).., 1914, I, the undersigned J. A. Lr-wis,
Sheriff of !Iorry County, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder before
the Court House door at Conway, in
Horry County,'and State of South Caro
lina, during le^al hours of sale, on salesday
in April next, It being the 6 h day of
aid month, all and singular those certain
lands situate in 7/orry County, and
d- scribed as follows, to wit:
All and singular that certain Piece, parcel
or tract of land lying and being in
Conway Township, County and State
aforesaid, on the South sldeof Waccatnaw
Kiver, oa the Waccainaw Neck Road,
and containing live hundred (500) acres,
more or less, ?The same being a part of
three original grants- one to Win. Wattes I
for 500, June 4th, 17515,?One to liobert
Conway for 980, .January 20th, 1795,--And
one to Joseph Cox, December 0th, 1802,
Tfie said three tracts above referred to
were conveyed to Jos. Cox and Chari
lotte A. Hroclf by their father, Peter
Cox, and is divided by what is known as
the 4<mlddle branch". The portion herein
conveyed being that portion-conveyed
, to Jos. vOX by the salu Peter Cox, and
. Iving south end west of said middle
branch, and the same conveyed to me, J.
W. Dann, by the said Jo?r Cox and Charlotte
"Cox, by their deed of date February
* 13,1889, and same recorded In Hook 4*11",
" page 85, In the office of R. M. C. for
5 Jloxxy County: Which record Is hereby
' craved as forming a part of these
1 presents.
? TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser to
1 pay for papers, Conway, S, C., March
5th, A. D. 1014,
? H. H. Woodward, J. A. Lewie,
Plaintiff's Attorney Sheriff 11. C,
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f NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of the decree anr
judgment of the court made by his //on
" or C. t/. ltamage, Special Presiding
[) Judge, in the case of Harry T. Porter
Plaintiff vs. May Porter, Thelma Porter
** and Aileen Porter, Defendants, and dat
y ed the 36th day of February A. D., 1914
" I, theunderalgn a, d J, A. Lewis Sheriff o
J Horry County, will sell at public auc
1 tlon to the highest .bidder before th
; Court House door at Conway, in Horr
County, and State of South Carolina, dui
J1 ing legal hours of Sale, on salesday 1
April next, it being the 6th day of sal
month, all and singular those certain land
" situate In Horry C ? unty, and describe
i' as follows, tQ wit:
All and slngular lot slfut^d In th
e Town of Conway County of Horry, Sta'
of South Carolina, lying at the corner c
'? Third Avenue and - Laurel Street, cor
talning One Half (.}) acre, more or leei
kno wn ana.inarkeUou a plat of the Tow
, of Conwa y as Lot No, 57?known also *
" the forme.* residence and liverv stab]
? lot of Wa er E, Porter, deceased, bourn
i ed by Third Avenue, Laurel Street, 1<
\ of Burroughs & Collins Company au
' W. II. Lewis,
. TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser i
pay tor papers, Conway, S. C,, Marc
11th A. D. 1914.
' H. R Scarborough, J. A, Lewis,
Plaintiff's Attorney, Sheriff H, I
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