Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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i LOCAL AND PERSONAL { J. B. Skipper left here recently to accept a position. 4 Some good work on (he streets is : being done by the clurin gang. JJ Sid Bellamy of Wampee vets in Conway one day last week. 5 or 6 doses GGG will break any case of Fever or Chills. Price 25 cents. | S. F. Bourn was in Conway oi<." business one dav last week on business. Cephas Jordan of near Coiswny rc cent I y spent a day in town. Thing's i arc now looking brighter. It is usekiss^ to worry. 5 or G dor,or, (506 wil break any case of Fever or Chilis. Price 2"> -cents. This is not the seas;- "or abbreviated underwear. Webb Small was in Conway 'last Wednesday on business. J. O. Norton spent severe! days at Mull ins, S. C., last week en "business. S. W. "Martin was in Conway last week on' business. O. M. Watts of llayboro was in Cor way jast Monday. Rev. V., R. Barnes, of GaM wafits Ferry, vc\s amon^ ' hose visitrngf< onway one *;ay last w.ek, Mr. aiG.1 Mrs. W. M. Goldfinch spent last Suniit;/ with Mr. and Mrs. G. In Rhuarks, v ear Toddvillc, S. C. Mrs. Vk I >. Rhuarks of Totvdville spent last -week in Conway with -rob . fa lives. P v Several Mays last week wore so void that thov caused many to loan and sigh for the good old "bummer time. ? " Mr and Mrs U. A. "Dusenbury spent: the-first of .11 is week Jr. Conway v'iih I relatives. __ *0 Have youi Taw blanks done in Ydpoint t'entury on the i:U raid's tyjrr. set'tirtji; mitcbin . , Get the bcndtil of a new type face at the" Herald'Uflice every time the job >is pVipfed. * George .1. H'Jtb lay of Githvants Fei r.v p?iId Conway a flyirg v.-isit last. Wed mtgriay. Rring that joi? here and we will give you a nev. type fave'.that will a ' please you. Times Will begin to nick up from now on,'it'i i believe 1 by nwniy who pare keeping up wiiTthe si totulfr n. Mr. and Mrs. S. A, Smith recently moved to'Burlington, S. C., where the ^ -former has accepted a position with * (Ore of the large lurrtau ' compaafivs. .FOR SAUK?fNew Crop lTrro Georj.'w Cano S-yrup'iin Barrels, Kegis mul cans. Writetfot prices. "W. IT. TJhiv'is, Amyusta, Ga. l-BVB/i G. I j. Hume, one of the officials o'ij L j w the Montgomery Ivuviiber Company, <uf; Suffolk, Va., spent a few hours in Conway !;;.sl week on business. Get a ->iew type face at tin Herald office and (enjoy the inproved: appearance in your* printing.. It (costs no ^ more than jt did before. Mrs. W. H. Rollinson aad little child left hero last Wednesday morning: to visit friends avid relatives in the (.city ,of Wilmington, N. C. The coldest weather (his section <of ^ the country has s'-er, this Wir.-ter v railed us; last week. About the coldest cla\ was Wednesday of last vmfk. ff your copy of the Herald is not delivered to you promptly by the postoffice department make complaint about it. "> ______ # A man may bo over so bad in character arid worthless as a citizen, but you cannot keep him out of the census report, dRhcrilT J. A. 1 iOwis was in the T,oris I and Tabor neighborhoods several days I ^ last week on legal business relating pR ' to his office. The price of cotton went up several points recently and the business men and the farmers were feeling better over the prospects last week. r The Mills estate in Little River township will not be resold on next salesday as was advertised in our last issue. The bidders at the former sale of this property decided to comply with thier bid and the notice of resale has been withdrawn. FOR S.t LE?House wood, stove wood and lightwood. Phone o~ call on W. 'Ti. Edwards, Phone No. 63-C. Pay the dollar you owe to John Holt, the county treasurer,'while he ir making his trips over the county. G. E."Crier of Rhcms, S. C., and one of the stockholders in Crier Mercantile'Co., spent Sunday and a part of, the day before in Conway. B. C/Collins arrived in Conway last week i'rorn Hendersonville, N. C., where the family spent the Summer in the mountains of North Carolina. The tax hooks are open al the county court house but it is only a few indeed that desire to pay up at j this time. Pay the dollar that you owe to Mr. | John Holt, the county treasurer, while] he is around taking the taxes. Give us n chance. Mi; y Maude Long returned recently from Moultrie, Ga., where she resigned the position of head nurse at the hospital at that place. J. M. Boyd recently moved backfrom Aynor, S. 0., and is now tilling his old position in the grocery department of the Burroughs 'A Collins Co. WANTED?Y ou to nring your corn to water mill near Homcwood for the best grade of meal and hominy and you'd probably escape pel a gar a. Mrs. Jdla 1>. Smith?adv. A Syrian arrived in Conway severed weeks ago and renting one of the stores opposite the old court house proceeded to open up a fruit store something that the town had never had up u> that time. Id. M. Barnes, of Fair Bluff, N. C.. who is now with the Montgomery 'Lumber Company, of Suffolk, Va.. and Fair Bluff, N.'C., visited Conway last week on business connected with his company. Last week men were busy placing a new roof on the Weccarnaw hotel which is run by Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Richardson. The oh! wooden shingles were removed and a tire protit rodfing substituted hi their place. The w'fe of'Arnold, the holiness preacher who was holding foVth on ti e streets hqn/e some tjme ago, several tfrnes a day, has been very ill at The residence of D. )). Marlow where ' ( he-couple were putting up. I 'LOST?Between Toddvillc and Con, \way, one genuine morocco hand-bag. ; worttclihing variety box, cologne bottle, i purse with live cent piece "buffalo" mi-side, arid wfitch with initials orv-n,in li'IW.'-.v, 1 miniv , iiiuti iravt ?IL LiK jj 13-eruld office, Conway, S. C.?adv. I *F*uy your subscription to John Holt, tl'he county treasurer, while he is making the rounds over the county collecting taxes. We need this money and take this method of making it easy for you to any to somebody who will be near your home At the time. Win you pr y that subscription to John Holt, the county 'treasurer ? this the agent of this paper while making tax collection trips over the counI ty, begimnng IVcember 1st at JBayK boro. The old topper still, "being* one of the throe taken last week in IHoyds township, at last account's was lodged at the sheritTs ollice. lie stated that lie would polish it up and turn it over to officers of the county 'fair who had requested to have it for their relics department. .n..n?A?.t.. ' f H... T?1 > Iiv: 1-?I ?./?" ! I/,V VM lilt* I twi r.v UlUUhtrial High School, now In the hands of a receiver, has been appraised at approximately $-31,000.00, 'the kinds being-included in 'his amount at the price oil' $6.0*9 per acre. The debts against the institution amount to about $2ft/000.t)0. The county treasurer will begin his canvas of the county collecting taxes on December 1st, at Dayboro. He is the agent of the Horry Herald while making these' rounds. Pay him what you owe us and he done with it. We must insist on having the money. There are two candidates out for the Mayor's oflicc this time. The! election will come off in December. In the mean time the lines are being drawn pretty tight between the two candidates, Messrs. II. P. Little and Dr. W. E. McCord. Each has his own ! following and each side seems determined to win the tight. Only the election can decide the result. Cotton has been picked out better this year than it was last or the year before that. #There is no apparent reason for this as it is well known this year that cotton would command a very low price, whereas last year and the year before the price was | very reasonable. I Unless you settle for your county paper, wo will have to take your name from the list. The county treasurer will be the agent of this paper while! on his trip around the county, begin-: ning December 1st. Pay him and he will give you your receipt for the j money. The names of those who pay; will be published when lie returns to J the oilier. Sc in this way you will i know if he got your name down correctly. t | In this issue appears the card of Dr! W. E. McCord announcing bis candi- j dacy for the office of Mayor of the; 4 /\u*n ?\ f if 1 \T /?f** 1 ic U*/?! S 1 IV nil vj l v Ml V* UtV t I ill V Wl \ l IO " V I ; j known both here and in the county, where ho has practiced dentistry forj th" past many years. He is popular and has a large circle of friends. Suit was recently liled against ?J. N.I Jonorette, ex-trcasurer of Horry Coun' ty and his surety, the American Bond-j ing Company of Baltimore, for rccov- j cry of a shortage alleged to have beer.1 found in his accounts as treasurer tvvoi or three years ago. Mr. JcnretU ! now resides at Norman Park, (5a.,! where he holds a position with the| firm of \V. W. Stutts, a lumber manu- i facturer of that place. The alleged shortage amounts to more than a thousand dollars, the exact figures being between that amount and the sum of two thousand dollars. A representative of the bonding company was in Conway this week looking into the matter. OfiCers Elected. The following officers *re elected to soive Horry Chapter No. 8, R A. M. for the ensuing year, at the Stated Convacation of the Chapter last Monday evening: R. W. 1 /ano. E. 11. P.; L. B. Capps, King; ,J. 1). Oliver, Scribe; C. J. Epps, 'casurer; Herbert D. Lane, Sccrcj tary. The following ollicers were appoint! ed by the ceunsul: Dr. W. E. McCord, C. II.; E. S. C. i U c? . 1 At j.:.. rt \ r* j ixirvwi, x . o. t . i?ivv . ivi.ii i,ill, IV. .A. v .; j G rover L. Richardson, M. 1st Vci1; John Moit, M. 2nd Veil; .J. T. Mishoe. j M. Mrd Veil; J. M. Boyd, Sentinel. NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given that a genI era I election for Mayor and Aldermen of the Town of Conway will be held | at the Town Mall on Tuesday, Deccmj ber 8th, 1914. Polls will open at 8 I o'clock and close at "4 o'clock. Electors of the Town must he qualified by ') l ogistralion for this election 10 days | before the election. Each ballot votI od must contain the names of one for j -Mayor and six Aldermen. l?y order of Town Council. V A. H. LONG, Town Clerk. | November 25th, 1914. NOTICE OF SALE. Under and'by virtue of a decree warrant for rent issued by 11. H. Woodward against S. A. Smith and wife liattic Smith, dated the 18th day of November*A. D. 1914, and levied by me, the undersigned, as agent for the said H. 11. Woodward, on the personal property of the said S. A. and Hat lie Smith forthwith after the date of the said warrant; notice is hereby i given that I will sell to the highest bidder for cash on the 12th day of ! December A. D. 1914, at llo'clock in < the forenoon, all and singular the following described goods and chattels to wit: One suite furniture, one iron bedstead, one single bedstead, one iron cr ibb, one bureau, one center table, one rocking chair, three chairs, one feather bed, two mattresses, one clock, three feather pillows, two trunks, one gun, one dining table, one side board, one lamp, one stove, one table, one safe, chairs, dishes, etc . One pair boots. V. D. Johnson, tel. Agent. Consul Severely Wounded. An Amsterdam dispatch to Reuters Telegraph Co., at London., says that dtnkng the bombardment of the Turkish port of Trebisond on the Clock Sea by tVie Russian fleet, the Russian consulate was demolished and the consul was severely wounded. To Deal Crushing Blow. Comparative calm in-the west and reawakened activity in the east wna taken by London last week to indicarc ! that the German military chiefs have decided to concentrate their energies| f Vi?'OOA? 1 "i hh [/itouiu stage cAi war toward dealing, if possible, a crushing blow to Russia. New Principle. A new principle was laid down by the interstate commerce commission at Wilmington last Friday when it bold in the case of numerous cotton merchants against the Atlantic Coast Line railroad that the "compression of export cotton at the port of transshipment is not a service rendered by the owner of the property transport, which is 'connected with such transportation' by the rail carrier; and that the carrier must cease from making allowances for such compression." " 1 ? NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of an execution dated May (>th, 1000, issued upon the judgment in tne case ol* Williamson & ! Nance, Plaintiffs, against Zade Buff-1 kin, Defendant, I have levied and will! sell at public auction before the 'e House door at Convva\ H. C., during 1 legal hours of sale, on salcsday in December next, it being the 7th day j of said month: All that certain piece, parcel or tract of land situate in Green Sea Township, in the County of Horry, in the State aforesaid, containing eighty acres, more or less?bounded on the North by lands of Armijah Strickland and on all other sides by lands owned; by H. B. Harrington, for more par-j ticular description sec plat of same made by Rene Ravenel, Civil Engineer, October 1014. Terms of sale CASH, purchaser to nay for papers. J. A. LEWIS. Sheriff florrv Countv. Conwav. S! C., Nov. t(>, A. D., 191-1. II. II. WOODWARD, PI a i nt i Irs A1 torncy. Sl'MMONF. POP RELIEF STATE OF SUOTTI CAROLINA, County of 11 < rry. G. B. Jenkins-, and A. W. Jenkins, j Copartners in Trv'o under the Firm name of Jenkins Pres., Plaintiffs, vs. L. H. Watts, Defendants. To the Defendant L. P. Watts, You are !\ercby summoned and required to answer the complaint in this [action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer 16 the said complaint i on the subscriber at his oliice at Conway, S. C. within twenty days after j j the service hereof, exclusive of the I day of such service; and if you fail to j : answer the complaint within the time ! aforesaid, the nlaintiff in this action j will apply to the court for the relief <1/ > * % > / i f\ /1 4 * ^ . ? j \ ir,H 1.1 1*1/ I. \.J J i ? * J I Dated November Pith. A. D. 191 4. IT. H. WOODWARD. )Mai Ui TV. Attorney To r . B. ?Absent Defendant* Take notice that the complaint n 'the foreeroinfif state! action and tin i summons, of which, the forop'oinjr is a ' copy, wcv tiled in the ofiice of the clevk of the court of Common Picas o4 Conway, fT. ?n the 10th day of November A. D. 19\4. H. H WOODWARD, Plaintiff's Attornov. i W. L. BRYAN. C. C. C. P. (Ij. S. ) SFMMONR FOR RELIEF STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Tlorvv, Ci. Waller Harris. Plaint ill*, vs. Acidic Moore A!Toed, Fanm'c Moore i 'hprroUuchs. Charlie Mervo^ Moore and Chivence Moore, and W. It. Johnston, Defendants. To the Defendants above re mod: You are hereby KiimniQirJ and acquired to answer the complaint in this : action, of which a copy is herewith ; served upon you. and to servo a copy , of-you)' ensw^r to I'm said eomnbHnt on the subscriber at his office at Conwax . S. C., within twenty days after i tKe service hereof; exclusive of 1 he day of such service: and if you fail to answev the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in flu's action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. That""! No^em^er Pith. A. D. 'HP-A To Clarence Moore, Absent Defendant Take notice that the complaint in the fore?.rointi' stated notion, nml th#? summons, of which ibo foregoing is a copv, were filed in the ofhoo of the clerk of court of Common Pirns nl Conway, S. C. on the ?day of November A. P>. 1914. II. TT. WOODWARD, Plaint iff's Attorney. W. Ti. 11RYAN. (11. S.) C. C. C. P. NOW PREPARED To do on short notice Picture Framing of all kinds, i 11 neat and attractive style, and at prices that Will suit our customers. . Bring the picture or orther object you desire trained to our store. CONWAY FFRNITrm: COMPANY TRESPASS NOTICE. . All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or trespass in any manner upon my kinds m Simpson Creek township, bounded by lands of N. J. Stevens j and others. Any person going on this, i land w ithout my consent will be dealt i xvpp \ Tx i. ... . \ i>uyu. 12-3vd-4t-pd. ESTATE NOTICE All persons holding; claims against the estate of S. J. Lewis, late of Horry County, deed., are hereby notified td present the same duly attested to teh undersigned, or this notice will j be set up in bar of their recovery; ! and all persons indebted to the said o.tatc are hereby notified to make payment to the undersigned. Jane Lewis, Adinx., of S. J. 11-26-f.t. Lewis, I)ecM. J. O. Norton, Attorney. TRESPASS NOTICE. All persons are hereby forbidden to enter or trespass in any manner on my lands in Simpson Crook Township, containing 100 acres, more or less, and bounded on the North by It. IVI Boyd, and estate lands of J. J. Boyd East by W. S. Howett, South by land; of J. J, Boyd and M. K. Boyd, end West by Simon Boyd, Jr. All persons violating this notice will bo dealt with according to law, N, J, Sarvis. 12-3nMt-pd. The First Disorder. ;l Reports of the first disorder since Fedora! troops were sent in to the Hartford Valley coal fields reached F Fort Smith last Sunday. Four nop union miners, according to 1 lie story told by a man who arrived at Camj of Garrison that day. were set upon and tc beaten while en route from the railroad station at Prairie Creek to the ai non-union camp near Froghown. pi Insane .Man Captured. John Siller, a negro who is believer ci by the local police at Chattanooga, t< s< bo the man who has killed throe per- p sons and wounded ten within the past three weeks, was shot and killed early m hist Sunday night bv City Detectives p Pace and Turner. Before they shot the negro he had fired one bullet int ^ Detective Pace's shoulder and two of l< his bullets had hit Turner, one in the si arm and the other in the shoulder. v Needs Medical \id. Distressing lack of vnc lien! supplies t: for the wounded on European battlefields is shown hy r.'ppcals to various c rcMcf organizations at Xo.v York. and i hy tremendous orders from the war- b ring nations by American manufac- i turcrs. Villa is Checked. a Villa's occupation of Mexico Cit> * has been delayed it became k own at El Paso last Sunday, by a break in ' the railroad tracks between Querctare 1 and the capital. The track was tore v up for several miles by retreating ' Carranza fort es. Nolrd Mar. Dies. Dr. ChnEos Sodcwi 1; Minot, r. hef anatomist of Boston, Mass., died las. Friday night, lie was p7'o(Vssor of histolog\ and embryology ; 4 Harvard Med.ical school and director cf the Anatomical laboratory of that in hutior In 1892 and 1899, ]) . Minot was Harvard exchange professor at the Universities of Berlin and Jono. He was til vears of ago. ' I Chester Planter Killed. While playing with a revolver, it is sai l, in the presence of Miss Belle Foster, P. V. Culp, a prominent planter, was accidentally killed by the (lis- 9 charge of the weapon last week. Core ! nor .1. Henry Udaddon left to hold an inquest over Mr. Culp. Tl.e death of this young man created quite a sensation. Verj little h khown. n6ti?e Sf sale! j r;i(kr nn< 1 by v'rtue of the decree . and judgment <>'' the court made by I His Honor J. \V. HeYorc. ! ^residing Judge, in the case of N. ,1. Hardee, ; Plaintiff, vs.' 13. Tlamp Hurdwick and l 0. 13. Ilanlwick. Defendants, and dot- , led the 1st day of October A. D. 1014, ] 1, the undersigned J. A. Lewis, Sheriff < j of Horry County, will sell at publi < ; rustic,n to the highest bidder before . the Court 11 huso doc-- a. C-uiwi y, in Horry County, and State of South Car < I olina, during legal hours cf sale, or. , j sn'.esday in December next , it being ; the 7ih day of said month, ad' and sin- ] ' p/ular those certain lauds situate in < Horry County, and described as fol- < ' lows, to-wit: , Ail and singular that piece, parcel or tract of land containing* twenty (20) acres, more or loss, tho same be- , iiuy in Simpson Creek township, Conn- ' tv and State aforesaid, described and bound as follows: Beginning at stake in hay running North lb Hast 2(>0S 1 chains down to Buck Creek, thence ^ down Buck Creek 7lj chains, thence ' South 1 West to ;t corner id chains thence heck to the beginning corner. Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser to 1 i pav for papers. ; J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff of Horry County II. H. \\ OODWAUD. Plaintiff's Attorney. Conway, S. C., November 11th, 1011. ' SALE UNDER EXECUTION'. * Tl I Under and by virtue of an exeeu- ' lion duly issued out of the Court of c Common Pleas, in and for Horry '< County, tested the 5th day of No\ un her A. D. 1014, in the case of George 1 i J. Holliday, Plaintiff vs. L. P. Grain g- 1 or, Defendant; 1 have levied upon and ' ! will sell before the court house door I at Conway, S. (\, during the legal t i hours of .sale, to the highest bidder for cash, on salesday in December, next, it being the 7th day of said i month, the following described real estate situate in Conway Township, in ^ the County and State aforesaid, to- ~ wit: Tract No. 1. Containing five and one-third (5 l-M) acres, more or less, about one mile fi'om Adrian village, beginning on H E. Grainger's corner. 11 thence L. D. Jones' line wostwardly 1 to liirhtwnrwl ImrU i>.~.? ? I ? ,c, .. w v \ *?i tn f 111viice <1:i | 1 agreed line soutb to knot corner I n thence on agreed lino oast to H. Ik Grainger's corno \ thence 11. F. Grainger's lino back to the beginning: ^ Pounded north by lands of I . D. Jones a west by ITamp Gong, cast by Tlamp Gong and lands of U. K. Grainger, being the same land conveyed to G. K. Grainger by Margaret Thompson and J. Tlamp Gong by their deed dated t: August 8th, 1908. _ Tract No. 2. Containing one (1) acre more or less, bounded north by land of Hump Gong, east by G. W. Thompkins. south and west by J. R. n Gong, conveyed to G. F. Grainger by o J. R. Gong by deed dated August 7th, J 1914. ? , Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser ? u> pay for papers. b; J. A. Lewis. ol Sheriff Horry Co. H. H. Woodward, Plaintiff's Attorney. Conway, S. C., Nov. GtVi, 1914. MMBBL W ManMBnRHUI I'SSIANS C1.A1M m AKTIAL SI C igkting con Vidi.le and Wartha Continues Severe. Pctrogrr.d, Nov. 22.?Tee following licial report from genera! htadquar rs was issued tonight. B "The fighting between the Vistula B id the Wartha continues with great B rrsistcnco. We haw obtained some B urtial successes. I "The fights on tho front of Czensto- fl io\va-Oraco\v have re ailt <1 in no es- H mtial charges. We have taken 2.000 I risoneiv and some machine guns. "In Galicia tho Austrian* have racuatod Xovv-Sandoz under the I r. S I The German column between the fartha and Yi Aula rs. according > today's official repot ts, comprises | ix army corps and presents a front fl f fifty-five miles. The two rivers pre cnt flanking by hence the I ght ing consists The Germans mi"*ary < bservers fl ontend, cannot ndvanc further, since 1 he Russian eoac\ rfral' n, d< i.iyed by I ad roa's and lack ef a.dreads, now 1 complete. 1 I D i s < I . ( i .dvanee toward K<;w ; was due to he discovery that a. <.uire Turkish rmy was mass, : a Inrerum. The Rissian are c .fr,,-p' themselves, I is said, w.b'i h nn;r ! i positions /bile aw: :tb?g r- :.' ? ; s. r> i-xwMfAtrTMfiwnor i v 11 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnik i? ? J? ? I?, H r 19 At*! tu r\ rT-V'vmuiwri WE WANT A ONCE IN MILUNS 2,COO BPSOELS HOME RAISE;; CORN. Will p;:v (Y.sh. QBaamBHeisarax?^7*sImtm 3wss?a : PALMETTO GROCERY CO. MULl.il N>, &. C. j J NOTICE OF SALE. I'nder and by virtm of the decree md judgment of the court made L\* His Iionpr J. W. DeVo Presiding judge, in the case ol il. M. Woodward Plaintiff, \s. Joshua Sarvis, Defendant. and dated t.he -1th day of November A. 1). 1014, 1, the undersigned 1. A. Lewis. Sheriff of Horry County, will sell at public auction to the high St bidder before th< Court House loor ai < onway, m Horry County, ahC State of South Carol i n.. during t he r gal hours ol' .vale, on salesday in December next, it being Pu 7th day of said month. all and sing- ar those certain lands situate in rferry County aid described as follow.-', to-wit: That certain trru ( t . land in Grten Sea Township. in the County and he Stat'1 a-'nresahl, co .1. ini ig eighty seven (87) acres, more or less, known is the Park land. Ik i : lag .* t lightivood Pole ivranch at the end of a icw ditch and running thence Xorthast to a stake corner, thence Northeast to .State line to ? a. gum corner icar Meets Hay, ther.ee Stat * line to i corner at Chinquapin I: laud Branch hence said branch dov n to the ford, hence Norih-wi -t to Joshua Sarvis' ine to a small branch thence Joshua Sands' line in the Chinquapin Island lay to a corner, thenc said new litch to beginning corner: described n said mortgage as containing* 100 teres more, er less, ai d as bounded Morth by J. C. Bryant land, Past by and of llollida; . South, by lands row )r formerly elaimed by W. J. Smith, mil on the West by lards A. S. Power. being the identical tract of land onvcyed to Josh,an Barvis by Manuel 'hnvlor bv his deed <u*'"d the 7th day rf January A. P. 1890. Terms of sale CASH. Purchaser o pay for papers, J. A. LEWIS, Sheriff Horry County, -I. IT. WOODWARD, Plaintiffs Attorney, 'oinvay. S. Nov. 11th, 1914. NOTICE OF DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given H at the un-. Ic.signed executors of the last will md testament of Susan E. Huggins, leceascd, will apply t<> the Judge of 'rebate of Horry County, at his oftico t Conway, S. C., at 11 o'clock in the orenoon, on the dOth .day of .November A. D. 19Pi, for a fjna) discharge s such executors. 1, M. 0. Muggins, Charles L. Huggins, Executors of the last will and tcs iment of Susan E. Muggins, Pcc'd. 1 - " | . - ? > m NOTICE ! I forbid all persons trespassing on ly lands by hunting", cutting timber r in any other way. Bonded east by . W. and H. M. Page, North anfl west y W. F. Holt and Lewis Land. South y Holliday and Lewis. All violators f this notice will he dealth with. John M. Bar7ihi'.!, Gallivants Ferry, S. C. 2-0rd-4t*pd.