The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 25, 1915, Image 5
f ioci." MO PERSBfiiTI
lift*? n>n>^ir?*<?f'?> ?n > >"!>*?I
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Give us IsMing improwmcnla.
J. G. Alfc-n f.prvt last Thursday in
Conway o;t legal husinowy
Lay up thi? year for r?
rainy dayA.
J. Drew was in Gonway ? nO day
the latter .part of lost week.
Hamp "Loner was anv?ng the farmer^
yisitiiiK OonvAiy muuUy.
'rni? k; j.'io iam.1 01 opjvoruinuvr.
/ ' Grasp foi'tu.'.t while you m? v.
L. Vj. Ov*ms of fKxMvihc spent ? a
day In'Cowway'rewiMiy.
/ Jc-hn 1. '"Onslow of Daf.ington
gj accented posi.;iur\ as bi<>!>kkeeptt :'*;!
i' The 'Civeii Store.
Wo av" &ctCh?\c the business vj.ul
ph'Ms!v(p; our customers. THE CASH
y STORE ? ?ci dv.
Then- is alwiv ? room for impiTivemt'nt
hi the sidewalks rs-tid fsiircr.itrf of
j a towr'iikc Gouvay.
The tw'w (IwftV in& -vf Tine f^owell
tno.ar line court house square 'is now
rapidly nearing comply ion.
Wf aire almost Hiving a\v?>. send
Irish potatoes. THE CC ASH .'.&TOK E.
1*. FT.rkor o'i 'Nixonv.llo \v ??. -. arnonR;
the farmers coming "into ' wvn last
wev.'L
Last wool; wtis hard orrbtv- men,
The millinery oopcMiinrc*' took filter in
W( Coeiwp-..
9 ' Bring* that next job of pnif ting U
V / the T1 era Id ofhre. We. 'prorrwsm you u
\\ k fair deal and good nmrcrial.
KB c ?\vs ani horsvx.. buy ,u. bag ol
H our molasses feed and wheat midk'!
tilings. THE CASH STf:>RH.~<*:,dv.
^ Conway is the corning town nn tins
section of the cuuntry. HWntah.'it, am
you v.'ii' see.
If yoit have mail ;ParviV\j (ha; n.n<
liked Ye do not frili 'V.o take in
Dollar 'Miystery/ for it is> losi&e- nn<
better.
T. W_ J j b incs'tone ,oT Eltwvniif/ni.;. S
Kg^_ C. was in ('on way hist .Monday 00/
business.
^w) W. If.. fC artor of lioris ruction tcio
wKl amon*?; t'to So visiting Cumixiy "im-i
M week.
ML/ ?~
Ilcruesy "tiV.iark awiveil hero recent
K. I .. i* 'K.u "XT /^? 1 !11
i iy i rum r/ruon, ix. iinii wiimxinan,
1r. some t:uu; ^ ccuperating ifrom .a r?
L coul illiviws.
1 The now 'Jim s in irtfcvrenre to the
n bale cf drug;- an<l thr transportttKior
\ j and shipment'<)/ \vhisVry ciro?.'to<l f*v me
copsternalwon'Hately.
Tne town ?ftfct*ers aVx^ld g?o'; tiuii
heaps togctlhe?v?>n the threat* ai,<!
sidewalks o* lihe, t-own. TisviCiW lis #r?.wi
^^Pj room for it.
You will miss iij>:t$oo(l tfhme you
^B fail to take iri the attractions -of the
^ "Boosters' ClnVM ufcrvertised tcJ.se,'wJtiei'e
in thisv>aper.
^B't Jame> Cox was* united Jarf .Thu.rs
^^B/day on a warrant ?swom out liy W. *B.
Chestnut & Co., ?Amrg\ug the derfend-ant
with iotaining goovVj by falae pre^^B
tenses.
H *7 Misses l<>,,nel and jToskv.Haper jep^nt
HJ^ome time in Conway lafti'Thursday.
BU Mrs. D. Ail.len Spiv-ey la?t week eniJ^Bjfertained
the iadies of the Missionary
B^Hockty. Kef}>y ;hmentr weux served.
H|' Mr. Boosters?Visit our store while
town, we can supply your wants in
I^^B drug line, o.qr Soda Water., Cigars
nd Tooacco the litest in town. Norton
'rug ,0r).?adv.
Our merchandise is better 'bought
j large quantities and sold for less
loney. 'Vjfsit our establishments, tffee
ash Store and Carina Wholesale,,
pnway, S. C.?adv.
Iead the ad of the Sutherland Furre
Co., in this issue. They have a
plete line of household and kitehfurufchinga
k/id can furnish your
e tor you.
r. L. Richardson, who is thf? owner
, nice building lot on the W. R.
is property, recently began jhaulthe
materials there for buckling
ice cottage. The lot adjoins the
e of J. L. Chestnut.
bile Suite and County taxes wer*
nded as to time of payment v ithpenalty
the time for paying town
s was not moved up a single day.
e people no doubt forgot jt,
i Mrs. A. D. Belts came over froiv
Clio hfc jt week to &pr?.%& several days
here */ilh friends. X>i. A. L). Bctts
! canu over several *u;ys previously
and was joined .err by Mrs. Belts.
J. G. Woodward vcjta'Jy clisconlinI
veu the market bivyhu ss that he openot'l
up on *'?rd Ar;::t!i: and lias gone
back Into business with the old livm
I
io Woodward Drws.
I !
When in twvn Chautauqua Week
' .nuke our store your headquarters.
Bring us your fhi of ('rugs. We can
supply your wants. Our line of .Soda
Water, Cigar..-, and Tobacco is the
l ost in town. vi rion Drug Company.
( ?adv.
Although Ore't'-wn : uthoritics
sonif hoiivv 'hauH on blind tigt r dens
vory reor-7.1y .: 1! 'J\ey are ply hig
their villa vfiii htishmss us the signs
of it arc* loo iji. inly see. aii'iast every
day.
Finish D'jt .tin> sc.ny that is now iv;
ning ir\ Lin* fie. ale and go I ready
read a loi?f<vv ceo. The Million Dollar
Mystery vsli . hi gin in this paper
as soon a.~ Par;* U <!c Co., has been finished.
Dt ndt miss the opening cbaptcrs.
News rvaefrcd Conway last ividay
of a serious fivr^ sustained by the Mullins
Lumber Co., at Mullir.s, S. C. The
(ire is said to be of incendiary origin.
This is tvu< \5r the leading companies
j
of this .smith: n of the stave, and Lvov
own somt timber tracts in this county
The Drifted States Revenue officials
, and Shci'/d J. A. Lewis have been rank
ing it itawLx/n the illicit distillers of
whiskey in this county lately. Scver,
al of them were made to serve Ec-vd-en
I ees in \be py.lseiis. ami they will have
others to be tried at tin next teruu ei
the h e-dor al court.
ti The Conway Lumber Company r.vrv
has one of the most modern plants in
this neeffor. oC the country. Mill men
* from other1 sections have visited the
. place and speak of the new plant
i which hav been in operation since Jan|
uary last, In the highest terras -of com.
j mendatjon.
Thorp will ho rto land sales in live
cases i.J. K. Shannon, Nancy
I ; Roberts and J. H. Hatcher as adver!
tised in the last issue of this paper.
I The public.rtuon of notices of sale hi
these throe i-cases was umnt>ev,t.ionaL
Sales v/ill take place, however, in ah
of the other cases advertised sand these
i are still appearing in the paper.
A pleasant gathering was that at
the Cooper .home on West Front Atreet
Sunday, vrher.'f.hree of the sons, W. H,
Cooper, of Washington, Thos. EL Coop
j or, of Wilmington and J no. P. Cooper
I of Mulling, d'hwd with their mother,
j Mrs. Luanda vCooper. L. J. Cooper
M >
, was to have aeon here, but pressing
1 business engagements prevented Mm
(i'rom coming. It utters not how fai
.p'vvay tne ~t>oys arc, tncy una lime
, l.xo run home a no sec mother eve >'j
, 'Row and then..-?Yvvillins Enterprise.
K. M. Bnrr/ty and G. P. Buell, both
. aVi h the Montgomery Lumber Co., oi
I Fa-. V Bluff, N. c, and Suffolk, Va,
r^?v. it some time he?,v last week on
bu.n ?PS3 for their company. They are
both enterprising timber and lnmbc.',j
men. The Mont&o'.muy iLupiber Com,/i
pany is the same that 'bought out the
1/arge. foldings of the Gap way I Aim be;
Company about a year ago, and finer
tiien hiiVe purchased lan.^e tracts on
; their ov.n initiative, so that this compaviy
is u ow among the 'hauling, ownoi's
of timber in this Kcvton of the
State.
Tho bankrupt stock of Rev. iSam T.
Oreoch will oe sold out at public auctiion
at the store formerly occupied by
him in the to* 11 of Loris, on Saturday
March '.\27th at 11 o'clock in the foie!
noon. At the ?ame time that tte
stock of goods are sold out, the acecrunts
arwcl bills receivable will also
be put on Jthe block. The real estate
will not be sold at this time, as it is
subject to mortgage'which will About
cover its vakofvaftei *Uie costs of fore'
i 1 - a 1 rr?h..
closure are tanen inv<> account. * m?
sale will be on the 27th.by J. A. Lewis
Trustee in bankruptcy.
j OBITUARY.
On the first day of Manth the death
. angel visited the home Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Price in Floyd township
and took away their darling \baby. It
wa* just one year and nine ?nonths
old. It was burned just after 7 t/clock
and (Siied just before 7 p. m. It was
so hard for Elvira to be snatched out
so quick. She was as sweet a flower
as ever passed from earth to Heaven.
She leave* three whole sisters and
two whole brothers and a father and
mother to mourn the loss of a dear
one.
Dear Elvira, you were too sweet to
stay with us. You were the idol of
the family. God has called you to
live wilh him. Sleep on sweet baby
ftj)d dike thy rest. Mother.
MRS. GOUGH UNABLE TO 1
FOLLOW IiER ITINERARY
YvY regret to announce that Mrs.1
Gcugh, W. M. U. Field Worker, on j
a 'ount oi' threatened illness, and be-1
v; urgently advised by physicians!
had to ieave for Columbia on Monday
'riving up her itinerary through the
Wncenmnv/ and Carolina Associations
'Fee Missionary Rally, advertised
for Tilly Swamp, April 4th, will be
i heid Saturday, April drd, and we c:.ri
nr.-,tly urge r.ll churches near enough,
'and especially all organi: ation. of the
i \V. M. V. to send representatives, as
i u is u> uir regular April meeung 01
I the \Y. M. IT
Following is the pYo&rnm:
Sat ui'duy 'Morning, I0 :'10
Fcsr.oiuatKiion meeting of a Woirt'.n'ii
Missionary Society; Subject,
| Jnpfeu.
! Myron.
\ Vvotious by Mrs. W. J. Jordan,
Su'oji-i t, Bible Study, The Control of
! the Spirit iu Ih Home.
I
M ionics, Rbl! Sail (every ore presj
ont v.'iswerir.p; v. ith a Bible verse or
fnvj. ah?TOt Japan.)
Report of Committees.
Treac-u rer's report.
Seng: The Sea of God (iocs Forth
to War.
The Geography of Japan, Mrs. Elbe
i 7 odd.
So no ).".panose Customs, Mrs Snii
.
, drr.
The Religion of Japan, Mrs. Nora
| Edge.
The Women of Japan, ??Irs. A. E.
| Goldfinch.
Inpan of Yesterday Today and To
raorrow, "Mrs. V. (.i. (^uattlebaum.
, IV-ces That Will Save Japan, Miss
taught..
Southern Baptist Work in Japan,
?ki iss Florrie Edge.
Kindergartens in Japan, Mrs. Geo.
J!,.. Marsh.
Dinner :on ih" grounds.
2 P. M.
j Bihie study, Miss OUie Livingston
Sunbeam Work, Mrs. Marsh.
V. W. A. Work, Mrs. Phillips.
What Being a Member of the Y. W.
\ Means to Me, Maud Dusenbury.
Suggestions on Program Making?
, Open Discussions,
i k-t'Uncl 1 able.
Please bring preplexing problems
of the work to he discussed.)
Adjournal.
Mrs. C.'I-I. Snider,
Superintendent.
CLEAN UP DAY.
I
^Declaration oi War.?Ultimatum to
v, the :feitngdoni-of JJivt and Disease.
k Men and women of South Carolina,
' your Executive Committee of the
, State Board of Health calls upon ail
i citizens to make April 10th Memora,
j 'bio in the annals of the warfare on
. i disease and dirt in-this State. .Last
(! year our records show a large prevent
jubHc loss off life from typhoid fever.
| Approximately cignt flinousanu eases
i hw'i.t3a probacy at least eight hundred
. | deaths. We, therefore, .declare war
. j upon the house-fly or as it should be
i called, the typhoid fly. Thi* .fly breeds
only in filth and by removing filth
! from our houses, backyards., streets
J stables, cow-lot*, hog-pens, meat markets
,grocery stores, we can prevent
the fly from having a place to lay its
! i eggs, which eggs hatch into maggots
Jam! become full fledged flies in ten
. j days time. Let your slogan be, Clean
up and Screen up. hemember flies in
, the dining room means nurses in the
. sick room. Dr. Nesbit, Health Officer
of Wilmington, N. C., reduced the
number of cases of typhoid fever in
Wilmington one-half by one month's
intensive campaign organized by him
against the fly. In .organizing your
forces for clean-up day, do not forget
to declare war upon the mosquito, for
the anopheles mosquito carries malaria
and the other varities of mosquitoes
.carry insomnia, irritation and aggrevation.
State Board of Health.
.BANKRUPT SALE.
' 'Under and by virtue of the order of
A. U. Woods, Esq., Referee in Bank'
ruptcy, in the matter of Sam T.
Crtiech, bankrupt, I will offer for sale
at imtilic auction in hulk.-?t 11 oVlrudr
A. iM.j <>n Saturday, March 27th, A.
D., 19X5, at the store of the bankrupt
at Loj-jft., S. C., all and singular all of
the stock of goods, wares and merchandise,
and .all accounts and bills re-1
ceivable of hint, the :said .Sam T. i
Creech, bankrupt. Terms of sale
cash. J. JL LEWIS,
March 18th, 1915. Trustee.
| HORRY COUNTY g
g TRUST COMPANY g
L. D. Magrath w
p IXanager.
5 Real Estate sp
w Rer! Estate Loans ^
m Bonds
Insurance sa
|B m KT; fcj y ts y y y y y
. ? .<? ? Jt M
CONSPIRA TORS, seekin
Ike house of mystery?even
VlV seems lost?and yet?Stanley
: ber of the Black Hundred, e\s
A balloon soars upwara tow
angry plotters baffled?beaten? Sh
and drops into the ocean? what b
the solution in the thrilling photo t
11.10 Million I
unrmmjn r~ga: j?CTBBM IRK
By Harob
T h a 11 ho user *s M il lion Do lie
i
The most costly, most remarl
ever brought out. Nine n:ile^ of
venture to be shown at this ^
thrills? new thrills. Each scene will 1
As the story progresses, week tr
unraveled. See the first episode at
MRBMVMnHnMHMMMMNranMnMMMMMHMnMMPk'VinwAll
Attention Canning Clubs.
To the Canning Club Members of * !
As you perhaps know the Co >rir-g
, Cluh work is to be continued in Horrv
T1
i County Diis year. Wo should a<>;v .
i
ciate our delegation making tlfi.v ,pu?- (
; sible and show our appreciation . > ,
taking advantage of all thir- offers. J
am promt of the record you have;
made and I am confident ... was tlJ.C ]'1
record made by you Viu'ev
Moore's leadership that he/.? gi ver l?oi ''
1 j
ry the club work for a ".other year.
I want to he your friend, vo hciu
you in every way I can. .' realise I;
can do nothing without your help. Korj
several reasons I am very anxious' **
that all former mcmbcis of the Clubj01,
continue their work. Ore re: son is j (
this: A diploma is to be given to | yr
each girl who completes four years of j
club work. The first year girls will I
I ''
plant tomatoes,, the second, tomatoes!
.and beans, t] o third. tomatoes, brans ">!
and pimentc Liic- fourth, i.c.nc per !'?
ennial.
In addit on to cur Canning' Oiuhs j
Bread Clubs arc to be organised. Meir ; '
bcrs of the Bread Clubs will br gi\en 1
a short course in Domestic Sei'rce. "u
Certificates will be given the girls
completing this work.
We must work for quality this
year. Make your goods worthy of the
4 J1 Brand, remembering always what
cf.ch 11 signifies. If you have canned
products you wish to sell, send your an
name and number of cans to me. and! pe;
1 shall help vou sell them, as 1 know ! -v. |
you will not care to make more until ;
those arc sold. j am
If you wish to continue in the eluh> the
j work, send your name to mc stating | ly
how many years you have been f< ;ty
member of the Canning Club, so 1 <
may know how many second, third tor
and fourth year girls we have. scf
Sincerely, da;
Annie M. Derham, a j
Agent Home Dcm. Work. 1
/*1 11 n n r i ^ -
varceii oca, o. v^., iviarcn lVl.). lar
Su
TRESPASS NOTKE. I
Aii persons are hereby forbidden to *?
hunt, fish, trap, or otherwise enter or 1
trespass upon my lands in Conway | SPC
township, in Horry County, South
Carolina, bounded on the East by the 1
Grissett lands, on the South by lands <':i'
of Burroughs & Collins Co, on the
West by lands of O. A. Chestnut, and i ^
on the North by the Whiteville road.! H'1
All persons violating this notice will
he dealt with according to law. hei
Myrtle Beach,* S. C. J. F. Chestnut. J
February 15, 1915. da>
3?11?15.
Invigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard crenerr.I strcnsrthenlnp: tonic,
GROVH'S TA8TKI.K&S chill T< ?N1C. drives out tOH
Malar ia.curichc.-t the blood,u nd builds up the sya- /ica
tem. A true touic. I>or rclults children. 50c 1 Ihe i
" ^ ?
' i \ ?,s '' v' ' '
I
g the million dollars, surround t
r doorway is guarded?all hope'
i Hargreaves, millionaire merncapcs!
arcl the right sky, leaving the
ots are fired?the balloon is punctured
ecomes o the million dollars? Leant
>lay
dszstxv j&zjxiuw v./rucvranAm
J T.IacGrath
ir Motion Picture Production
kabie motion picture production
/'Iin inuo'o.'ni7 tore, romance and ad
iter, b.ucli episode will be filled with
eve;.I sensations never before attempted
week, a startling mystery will b.
the
, .. |
t o '1 he Suitua> School Workers
Thirs i the last call L> the 11: : ry ;
rooty Su;\d.uv School Convention.
i 1
't avoir. m\t wrol;, Wednesday and
ItilVsduy March .'51 et?April 1st.
The hustling town of I.oris is the
ace.
If you are interested in Sunday *
hool work in any way, you are in- 1
ted to attend. Each Sunday School
asked to send two official delegates '
eery Superintendent and ev r? s
r is < specially urged to lv present I
Sov!(l in names of detonates as so< v j
, possible to Urv. I). IV Jones, Loris. i
Superintendent: If you have not
vit in your report, send i( in immciiUdy
to Mr. Will Goldfinch. If i
>uv school owes anything on this (
ar'ft pledge, send it in to Mr. J. G. ;
n'vey.
A strong; program has In en pubhed,
and wo hope to make this the
ea/test convention ever held in the
lint;.'.
THE STATE CONVENTION Meets
is year a Ne wherry. A mil UI ? 9?.
)V)'y has been allotted fifteen deletes.
Start now making1 your plans
attend.
Paul Quattlobaum, <
County Pres.
News From Joy. j
All exceptionally quiet here now.
We are having beautiful weather? 1
(1 General Green is making his ap- '
nrarac which means that it is al>st
lime to plant. (
Some have planted Irish Potatoes, i
.] Iw t la.V. .1.^ ill \\T A 1? 1 ^
n m>c uv::;ir5 iiiKi Hi'.' UlvO. WC till 11K
^ cotton acreage will bo reduced ful- 1
Oltc-he.If through out the common- 1
this year.
Several of the folks from here at
tded the closing exercises of Watts
tool near Adrian Friday and Satur- r
/ nights of last week. They report '
deasant time.
rtcv. Wm. P. Coker filled his reguappointmcnt
at Bakers' Chapel
nday morning.
VIr .and Mrs, J. A. Cartrette went
Conway last Saturday,
diss Aleene Moore of Home wood
nt last week end here, the guest of
ss Fannie Baker.
VIrs. Joseph Allen spent several
v& of last week with her parents,
. and Mrs. Albert Hucks of Horry,
dessrs. Ernest Baker and Charlie
nson of Conway were here Sunday,
dr. Louis Harris of Homewood was j
e Monday on business.
Vlr. Ariand J. Baker was here one
,* last week.
"School Girl."
To Prevent Blood Poisoning
ly ot one* the wonderful old reliable DR.
ITER'S ANTISEPTIC HEALING OIL. a ?ur j
1 dressing that relieves pain and heals at i
same time. Not a liniment. 25c. 50c. St 00 _
RECORD OF TIF: I* A ST
so Stronge** Evidence Cm ho Had.
in Cor.way.
Look wrll to their record. What
hey have dmv man'.* Cans Jn vo*
rone by is the best guarantee of full
re results. Anyone with a oau uacu;
my re a am . ; ; v kidney ills,
hould bral confer; rug Vvovdy in tthe
'ollowmg statement:
B. F. Skipper, carpenter, Main St.,
Don v. ay, says: "1 was annoyed by
>ain in ;r.\ l ack. F / kuine;. s did n??t
ict n s t i'.ey should. t ufod Doan's
!\i' v Pills, prom ;d f:\vthe No>
o I .... Co. e.a ! die;, bv.iv. cht me
> op- ot relief. \ have had no back.chc
or pains since ami my kidney
eve bet n regid:-(Sh.t meet given
January 5, 1910.)
Over four years later- Mr. Skipper
aid: **) have used DoanY Kidney Pills
occasionally whenever my kidneys
any .sicr.s ?;* nV r and they
:i vvnys give me rcV.c f."
Price 50c, ai a.!5 ?' ah >'?'?. Don't
drnpiy ; sk foi a kit "ivy e nedy?get
1'nan's Kidmy Pil's?the same thai
Mr. Skipper ha k Fust. > fdhburn Co.
Drops., Buffalo N. V. ?; < I v.
NOTICE I > F S A I.E.
Under and to virtue of the (teeree
an.i .judgment c?' the court made by
his lienor, Geo. E. yYiueo, Presiding
Judge, in the ea o , ; b .nk of Columbus,
a Oorpc.ration, Pin' (id's, vs. Jno.
N. llnrdwick, .'< F? H irdwiclt, Defend
ants, atnl dated vhc '..Ma day of February,
A. D. 19.5, l. the nr. Icsigncd
J. \. Lewis, Sit( 'iff Of Horry County,
will ! at pubi lion to the highv.
1 . r before K vur' House door
;:l Conway, in isrry County, find
StnL < ' Sooth 'k.rolirjt, during legal
hour-- of sale, or salcscia; a. :ct, it being
the -nth day of said month, all and
singular chose cot-taut lands situate in
Horry County, and described as follows,
to-wit:
A certain piece or tract of land,
lying , and being in Horry County,
State aforesaid, in Snunson Creek
township, and described and <U lined
as follows, to-wit: iyirg on the west
side of Buck Crev k,?Beginning at a
knot corner a.t ;i tobacco barn, running
with the public road North 78*
East 4 chains; thence North IS 1-2 \V.
140 links to a ditch; thence North 75*
East 2 chains and I V links to corner of
dilch* ihnni'P StnuH' Ml* F.c.sl 15 chains
and 20 links to cern.ov of ditch; thence
South 25* Last 0 chains 49 links to C.
L. Cox's corner; thcr.ee South 17
chains and 42 links to ;< slake on the
canal; thence with said * anal South
SO* YVvst to a stake on the bank of
the canal; thence N. 10 W. 21 chains
and 04 links to the end of
ditch; thence North 22 1-2* West up
the public road t? t.'.o beginning,?
containing 31 acres; being the same
land deeded by Jos. M. Hardvvick on
March 3rd, 1914, to Lcuia D. Hardwick
and from him deeded to J no. N.
Hardwick on Maivh 9th, 191.4.
Terns of sale cash. Purchaser t<?
pay for papers.
Conwav, S. C., Mav. h <c'.h 1915.
J. A. IhOWIS,
s: .. f Homy Co.
IT. II. YVOOPW AU/>,
Plaintill A Aik rmy.
sal]. ion.
By virtu, ! an > \i\ wion issued in
the case of dcnkh . vs. L. 13.
Watts, dated the '?;!>. day of March
A. I). 1915, I have i'.v'cd upon and
will sell at public auction before the
Court House doer at Conway, South
Carolina, during legal hours of sale,
en salosday iu April next, it being the
5th day oi* said month, the following"
described real property, lo-wit:
All that tract of Jr:,,J h. Croon Sea
Township, on both, f-i cr. of the Sandy
Bluff and Biro wry County Bead and
on ill? West Side of Muggins Crock
Swamp, containing Seventy-live (75)
acres, more or less, beginning at a
li"ht\vood stake corm v near head of
Little Bay on the W. P. Walts line,
the nee near South course with Quincy
Watts lino to another !ij;l twcod stake
c "ver r.tur Chi iter Po u!. ikor.ee near
Hart course to the big dWcJu thence
d \vr said ditch to the I mi sTfc.h run
ivtiip; tsiv-i!gh * - 0 pigr i p. io a stake
?ri* iv '.he Sr. ' PiutF and Pireway
C ".' ty road, timnro down ;r.id road
ia v'aa head oi h.tf'c b:am. h, thence
9ai(i !.yxkch its various courses to
::i's.vav*>y>, thvre a straight
ine with Qv.incy Watts line to the upper
end of Wire Luke (10) feet above
rommon water inr.ru to a tight wood
-take corner, ihrnce down said lake
'.en WO) tVet above high water mark
to the lower end of lake. thetv?<? back
to the nm of Swamp, iht nee ^ovu
\:n of Mitchell Swamp to a corner on
A. M. Lee's line, thence with A. M.
Lee's line near North coarse to a
ifyhtv.ood su'kc c vcr on L. M.
line, thence an eastwaruly di ection
with L. M. Watts line to anHhcr
lightwood stake corner, thono
i Nortwnrd direction with L, M..
kVatts line, to a stake cotnpy on W. >'
tVatts line, thence an EaBtvenrdly di
action the old original line with Y\\
\ Watts line to the beginning.
Terms of sale cash, pi rcnasvr to
V'.v for papers.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
\>nwav, S. 0.. March Ikh? A. Ik 1915.
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