The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 16, 1916, Page SEVEN, Image 7
A WORD FOR MOTHERS j
It is a gra\ e mistake for motiK-rs to wg>*ct
their aches ami pains ami sutler in
silence?this only leads to chronic sick.- |
uesa and often shortens life.
If your work is tiring; if your nerves are
excitable; if you feel languid, weary or
' epressed, you should know that Scott's
- uiulsion overcomes just such conditions.
It possesses in concentrated form the \
v ry elements to invigorate th* blood, J
strengthen the tissues, nourish the nerves i
and build strength.
Scott's is strengthening thousands of
"aaotliers?and will' help you. No alcohol.
Bcott fit Bowuc, Ul'.oLutielU. N. J.
i ODITl'AR Y.
^ On March Mrd, 101b. the death an;w!
.M.~ i *? 1 *f?
tioivcu v.'n.- iiuiiii* ui mi .aihi iurs. '
15. Holt and took away Undo Wil-j
urn Franklin Holt. He was born
i January 2Dth, lSoO and departed
tiiis life March .'5, .101 (>. He was C(>
.sears, 1 month and o days old, when
io end came. Uncle Franklin leaves
brothers, and 2 sisters and 8 chil ten,
4 boys and 4 girls and several
M.\ rand children ar.d a host of relativ?
s and friends to mourn their loss,
at while we mourn we feel satisfied
' at it is Uncle Franklin's eternal
vain. lie joined the Methodist
mii'ch in early life and lived u faith .
.1 member u.ntil the end. For the last j
-J months he has been living w*fch his
^ richer, Mr. T. 15. Holt. About 12
months ago Uncle Franklin became
^ blind and helpless. All was done for
Ka ; im that kind hearts and loving
hands could do but all their efforts
were' in vain. They could only wipe
the death dew from his brow and
keep alive for a little while the oxtering
spark of life. His time had
cenrv?, his life's work was done, and hc|
/as gathered to His Fathers. He I
said he was ready to die, that he was
h'ind and couldn't see In this world,
lm when he died he would see asj
(dear as anyone. It was hard to give
him up but the all wise God knew j
best and called him home to live with j
him in the Bright Beyond, where j
^jfhere will be no more parting, no
noore tears, no more pain nor death,
r-t.t all peace and love. On the follow- \
big day he was laid to rest in the Anderson
cemetery to await the resuri
action morn.
> The funeral services were conductby
our pastor, Rev. G. T. Rhode.
m it"* ? 1
mecp on uncie r ranKlin, take your,
and be forever blessed. Clod call-1
. c' v.ou home and thought it best.
J His Loving Niece,
" HYRDIE. |
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^ 11 i ii i i mi ??
^ fho Big Good Hope Well Has ''Come j
^ )n" a Gusher!
i " ,
Walled by the green high hill# ft ml
the gray and higher iwnu'rtnh/s at Its
back, beautiful Santa' Kfarbaru slopes
down to the sea.
i-'air as the gardens of the Lord
Vcorns the scene to the desert burned
eyes of Luke Lovell and Ids fellow
bootlegger as they stand upon the bill
L near the old mission and gaze upon a
.panorama as of paradise below them.
Var 'oil' at anchor on the sapphire waters
of the hay a great white yacht
rides like a swan upon the tide.
"A unv rich enough to own ? slHt'f i
like that can afford to buy the diamond
from us," growls Luke Lovcll.
< That night they untie a rhwboat at
the water's edge, and Luke Lovcll
pulls upon the oars to bear tlieni out
to a purchaser for the diamond from
^1be sky.
Rut the evil men do who fall be
neath the great Jewel's baleful spell is
not yet at an end. Luke's companion
uv.es stealthily behind lilni and strikes
Mi foil down.
There is a hoarse dry in the night, n ]
death struggle on the water. The boat
goes over, a drowning man gasps In
dfcony. and the diamond froiri the sky
ift sinking in the deep, cold waters.
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TROOPS NOW ORDERED :
AfiSOSS THE BORDER
The Order is to Take The
Mexican Banciits Dead
or Alive.
Washington.?President Wilson has
ordered American troops over the
Mexican border to capture or kill tho
Villa bandits who yesterday raided
Columbus, N .M.
Major General Scott, chief of stuff j
of the army, announced that the expedition
would consist ,of not less
than 5,000 men all of which are available
on the border under Major Cioneral
Punston.
It was decided at the cabinet meeting
that Villa and his bandits must be
eaught. A statement is being prepared
at the White and will be is
sued later.
In its present stage, the president'^*
order decs not mean armed intervention
in Mexico. It provides for a punitive
expedition to deal with lawless
forces over which the Carranza goY- j
eminent hits no control.
The following statement was issued
at the White House:
"An adequate force will be sent &l r
once in pursuit of Villa with the single
object of capturing him and put- >
ting a stop to his forays.
"This can he <hone and will be done j
in entirely friendly aid of the consti-l
'
tilted authorities in Mexico and with
scrupulous respect for the sovereign-i
ty of that republic." j
It was explained at the White]
House that the American government I
wants Villa dead or alive and that no!
steps will be neglected to carry out
that object.
It was declared, however, that thc|
United States will not consider the
expedition as an invasion of Mexico
and will continue to deal with the
Carranza government. The American
government is still opposed to
armed intervention, but has decided
that the peace of Mexico and the
United States is imperilled by the
continued activities of Villa.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue or' the decree
r.nd Judgment of the couvt mfide V*
hlrt Hditof Ts ft: ftease, Presiding
Judg*?, ltt ihi* ease of Jennie H. Vereen,
Plaintiff vs. Arthur Vereen and
Fleetwood Smith Vereen, Heirs of H.
G. Vereen, deceased, and Burroughs
& Collins Company, Defendants, and
dated the 1st day of March A. D.,
lpK>, 1, the undersigned J. A.. Lewis, '
Sehriff of Horry County, will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder
before the Court House door at Con- ;
way, in Tlorry County, and State of j
South Carolina, during legal hours of j
sole, on salesday in April next, it be- <
ing the 3rd day of said month, all and i
singular hose certain lands situate ini,
Horry Courly, and described as fed |<
lows, to wit:
All and singular that certain true!
of land situate in Dogwood Neck
Township, County and State afore- ,
said, on "Tod*U Flats/' the same be- ,
ir.g a part of the estate lands ol' the j
said B. F. Vereen, deceased, and is j
1 lie Eastern part of the Todds Flats
tract and contains one hundred and!
seventy-six (17(3) acres, more or less, I
beginning at a stake per Atlantic
Ocean and runs as follows: N. 42 de- <
grces W. about 83 chs. to a stake, N. <
4 7 5-4 E. 22.58 chs. to a stake S. 30 1- 1
2 degrees E. 50.54 chs. to a pino on ,
in* South side of the Georgetown
road, thence S, 45 degrees E. about j
35.22 chs. to the Atlantic Ocean and '<
with Said Ocean to the beginning. A j
plat made by C, C, Suggs, surveyor, \
of date day or ]
1911, will more fully (
show the abbutings, boundings, etc., 1
of said land.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers.
Conway .S. C., March 3rd, 1910.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
H. H. WOODWARD, .
Plaintiff's Attorney. ]
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COPY i
SI MMONS FOR RELIEF
(Complaint Not Served.) 1
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS 1
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ,
County of Horry. j
Dank of Tabor, a Corporation, 1
Plaintiff, ]
Against <
O. E. Todd, Dank of Loris, a Corpora- <
tion, National Carbon Company, :
a Corporation, Ivellog Switchboard I
&, Supply Company, a Corporation, :
ana uicnmona Hardware Company,
a Corporation, Defendant?.
TO THE DEFENDANT ABOVE
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K~~" ?E?"?~ ?-~~~ -^.r-1 ra
J1 The Supi
' >1 Parana a
/^|| Househoi
| ^j|? 44 Years
Returned to His Work.
Mr. .T'.illon Ootid-ui. lrwlnviiK T.rv,
suffered with catarrh of the stomneh.
1,1 o did ;i?s; know what his trouble was.
Jlo was on note t*? work. Could hardly
tat unythiiiu. After takiu-t l'onuiu u
rhort titr.o mo is now in pertrct houith.
iio says: "I am now* doing oil my
v.\?rk. I am con ".dent that any 0110
min*?'rli!(/ ;o I was coul t ho cured by
l'cruau."
Every Change of Weather.
IT?. 1*. Arnold, Wontorl?, IJ. I., cr.ntraeted
a sovoro cold, 'l'ho cold settled
in Ids side and produced a condition
that was thought to he pleurisy.
J ivory change of weather would bring a
return <>t his trouhio. After taking rcruua
all his ailments liavo vanished.
Pain in the Stomach.
Mr. Ilonry Knock, Ilox No. 111"?
R. Vista Ave., .lanoBvillo, V. is., v. rit<>:
[ wrote you about tour works ago
that I had a pain in lay stomach. I
followed your advieo, and u>ed three
Pottles ot your l'eruan, and I am all
right now. I am very thankful lor
your advlev and your medicine,"
Three substantial mer, bo
once morn by Peruna. Tiirco
families. These are only sam
every day, everywhere. Sun
Anything that conserves fan
more desirable and comfortab
civilization, Peruna is a gre
AMERICAN BANK t
WILMINGl
COMMERCIAL & S/
RESOURCES
?DIREC
J. G. L. GIESCHEN?German Con
JURGEN HAAR?Grocer
CUTH BERT MARTIN?Grocer
GEO. O. GAYLORD?Merchant
V. SID BURY?Real Estate and Cap
B. G. COLLINS?Former President
South Carolina
P. S. COOPER?President First Nat
CHAS. E. BETHEA?Cashier of the
JOS. T. KING?General Supt., Tran
W. B. COOPER?Importer and Exp
MILTON C ALDER?Vice-Preside 1
EDWARD AHRENS?Wholesale I
J NO. J. KUCK?Manufacturer
A G. WARREN?Owner A. G. War
W. II. DRAKE, JR.?Vice-President
Bank, Raleigh,
THOS. E. COOPER?President of t
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?OFF!
Thos E. Cooper # # # * + y .
Milton Calder
Chas E. Bethea
E. Fred Banck,
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Robt 1*. Henley
NAMED:
VfUT AIJi: 11 T.' I? V i?V
Ji w v 11 ill I I I I ilVlil) 1 ?"5L ;*1 V^l> IM I
iml required to answer the complaint
in this action, which has been filed in
Iho office ?f the Clerk of the Court j
:>f Common Picas for the said County,
and to sol ve a copy of your anwer
to the sai l complaint on the 5-ub-l
bribed at his office at Conway, 8. C\,
vithin iwc,"';' fay-; after the service,
iwi'sof; c.xci idof the day of such
jOfVk'eJ ttr.d yeh fail to answer the
complaint Within tlie time aforesaid,
the plaintiff In this action will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated March 1st, A. I)., 1010.
JJ. II. WOODWARD, 1
Plaintiff's Attorney.
To O. E. Todd, Richmond Hardware'
Company, a Corporation, Kellogg;
Switchboard & Supply Co., a Corpora-1
rion, and National Carbon Company,'
:t Corporation,?Absent Defendants. !
Take Notice,?That the complaint'
.n the foregoing stated action, ami!
die summon# of which the foregoing
ft Art/I 1 n f lift
?.* WJ/^ ?? V. i ^ J II mi. V/Iliv U wi |
;hc Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas at Conway, S. C., on the '2nd
lay fo March A. D. 191(5.
W. L. BRYAN, (L. S.)
C. C. C.P.
H. II. WOODWARD.
Plaintiff's Attorney.
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NOTICK OF SALK.
Under and by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the court made by
his Honor, T. S. Sease, Presiding!
Judge, in the case of Powell Supply]
Company, a Corporation , Plaintiffs
rs. W. I). Tyler, Defendant, and dated
the 1st day of March A. D., 191(5, I,j
the undersigned J .A. Lewis, Sheriff
of Horry County, will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder before
the Court House door at Comvav, in
Horry County, and State of South
Carolina, during legal hours of sale,
on salesday in April next, it being the
>rd day of said month, all and singular
those certain lands situate in Horry
County and described as follows,
to wit:
All that certain tract of land in
Floyds Township, Horry County,
iwbmwww?
?n
.s a !
id Remedy
i of Leadership
A Housewife Restored.
T\ W. ropolu"., 'I'lt IS,
I't'io, ( *.. -?ift"i m-* \<tl y? urn vitii
"iturrh ? f tiit* ;i. R!i?* wn Ux
Mii.il . ;t?t sin* c.wM 1I--V % tt
t ' her litm* hold tluika tu ell. l'cni'u
v n.? rct\-i id'ii.l?M i.y ?: .'I.' or*, s.>0
{.? hrirki 1 U?0 <>i IV."j?
Siio "Afit** tVurj ttv** hat.
Ol 1 * '? :? n I DTD llil ;?* ) to Ml V tilllS
1 am rt.t /'"v tailed. Xy iutli italic a iu
t'u.ir? ly irouv."
On:j a Chror.io Invalid.
Xr?. F. Hiker, y") Or nr.-. Ave., Hn.<h
Onlui' i ill!,., t ?Wl, V * <MC il
Invalid. V?>ur .I'lTorDi.t do'.-'ors
without avail. Sin* lui<l tukou
J!m* ?li ;ii. m.-MVIn t'l.it had hoe:i
recommended, without improvement.
J'erumt was trlftl uivl the good result
v us prompt au I l?i-ii?<;.
Expresses Her Gratitude.
?Ir?. Samuel Ruth, .VI Union Aw,
I?l?unon, l'u., is i.Me to say positively
that sin? lias !>?va cured 1?v IVruna. She
can searccly Hud words to express h< r
gratitude for her recovery. For many
years sir* had teea a semi invalid from fj
Uiryylc eatarrU,
nda ct families, made efficient U.
housewives restored to their
pies of what Peruna is doing
aly, this is a splendid work,
ily life arid makes the homo
lo, nourishes the heart root of
at civilizer.
TRUST COMPANY
"ON. N. C.
wings business
$2,500,000.00
T 7
:tors?
nsel
11 I (I I I O ii
Burroughs <v Collins Co.. Conway,
ional Bank, Dunn, N. C.
Bank
sportation of the A. C. L. System
torter
it of the Bank
)ruggist
ren lee Cream Co.
and Cashier of Merchants National
North Carolina
he Bank
CERS ?
President
Vice-President
Cashier
Asst. Cashier
Asst. Cashier
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| State of South Carolina, containing
One Hui\<lred and Ten (110) acres
mere or less, hounded on the East b>
lands heretofore conveyed by W. D
Tyler to S. W. and E. S. Tyler, on the
West by lands of Key Worley and the
Dick Williams 'place, on the North b\
| lands of Key Worley and O. lb Grain
gcr and on the South by lands of An;
[ Hsmonds.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchase!
to pay for papers.
: Conway, S. C., Ma; y ord, 1910.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry oCunty,
| H H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiff's Attorney,
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NOTICE OE SALE.
Under find by virtue of the decree
and judgment of the court made b\
his Honor T. S. Sense, Presiding
Judge, in the case of H. Kaminski
Plaintiff vs. Maude W. Smith, Clarence
Smith, Lewis Calvin Smith
Mabel Lea Smith, Wilfred Smith
and Lutio Smith, and A C. Singleton
Defendant, and dated the 1st day
of March A, I>. 1010, I
1 he undersigned <L A. Lewis
Sheriff of Horry County, wili
r.~n rt* ?,.ui; i.*? i'-- i-i?i '
cmsi1 til |;uuui' uurtiun in UU* IU[?TlUi>l
bidder before the Court Mouse door at
Conway, in Horry County, and State
of South Carolina, during legal hour*
O1' sale, on salesday in April next, it
being the hrd day of said month, al
and singular those certain lands situate
in Horry County, and describee
as follows, to wit:
All and singula)- that certain piece
parcel and tract of land situated, lying
and being in Soeastoe Township
County of Horry, State of South Carolina.
Containing sixty (60) acres
more or less. Hounded as follows
North by lands of J. P. Pyatt, Soutli
by lands of M. W. Watts, East b>
lands of Davis Moore, J. W. Fullwood,
Jr., and J. P. Hardee. West by
lands of Footy Johnson, Toby Small
j and myself, and having such othei
shapes, marks and boundaries as n
1 "Piatt" when made will more fully
I show.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchasei
1 to pay for papers.
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GERMANY WILLING IF I
EiiEfiliSS WILL A05EE
Won't! Conduct Under-Sea
Warfare According to Existing
L::n at Or.tcct.
WusJiingtart.?Germany last week
made further explanation m the United
States of the position it hus ta~
kei. in regard to armed ni reliant ves1
sels of the Entente Allies. Count voii
tternstorff hande I Secretary Lansing
| a formal memorandum which, after
| i\ viewing the events leading up to
Germany's recent decision to treat
avnicd merchant ships as auxiliary
cruisers, conceded that existing international
law docs not regulate the use
of submarines, indicated a willingness
to conduct under-sea warfare in accordance
to the law prevailing at tin
'outbreak of the war, providing Great
I Britain and her allies would regard
, the sa:ve laws, a id expressed th<_
; hope tliat the people of the United.
States remembering the long-existing
friendly relations between the two
nations, Would appreciate the German
position.
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The German attack on Verdun has
ll made no further progress and is
dwindling', tiPt'Ol'ding to altcst information
reaching1 Pltris#
j Conway, S. C., March f?rd, lf)l(b
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry County.
" 11. H. WODWAKU,
, Plaintiff's Attorney.
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NOTICE OF SALE.
Under and by virtue of tire decree
and judgment of the court made h>
his Honor T. S. Sear.e, Prcsidin."
Judge, in the case of O. J. Poll Plain
til'f v*:;. Joe Lewis and Fannie Lewis
Defendants, and dated th 1st day ol
1 March A. I).. It)Id, 1, the un lersionoc
J. A. Lewis, SheritV of Horry County
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder before the Court Houst
door at Conway, in Horry County, am
Slate of South Carolina, durinv; legal
'V.uvs cf fe't'le, on salesdoy in Auri
'ext, it h< in.g the f?rd day of said
lOUth. all ami sill?r:t.'ilr ilm^n i-oi't ;iin
i:r.uta situate in Horry County, ami
V scribed as follows, to v. it:
' A!! and singular those two certain
t> acts or parcels <?i' laml, situate in
> Horry County, and State aforesaid.
described as follows, to-wit:
Tract No. I. Containing fifty (50)
. acres, more or less, bounded on the
North by lands of Huroughs & Collins
? Company, on the Hast by lands of
' John Patrick, on the South by lands
? of Wilson Stanley, on the West by
. lands of Jut Edge, situate in PogI
\\co<l Neck Township, and the same
' cenveyed to Joe Lewis by the said
- Jut Edge ,as deed and plat will more
- fully show.
; Tract No. 2. Containing twenty^
two (22) acres, more or les4', situate
1 in Little River Township, beginning
'at a stake in L. I). Uellamy's line, and
I running thence his line S. 4S 1-4 W.
5 to a stake at a ditch, thence said
? ditch 12 chains and 20 links to a light
wood stump, thence N. 29 1-2 W. 4
. t,> a pine ilxo, thence N. 2X 1-2 W,
:K).f>0 to a stake, thence N. 26 E. 5.70
. to a stake per line, 8xo, thence S. 28
, E. 11.50 to a lightwood tree, thence S.
i 81 E. 18 to a pine, thence S. 16 1-2 E.
' 8.50 to a stake near the Swamp field
fence, thence around the fence to the
' beginning, as a plat made by C. C,
I Cicro, Surveyor, will more fully show
bearing date February 28th, 1908; boi
ing the same land conveyed to Fanny
' Lcwis his deed
Ifit^d tne if/tn day of March, A. D.
TERMS of Sale Cash.. Purchase'
TO M SURPRISED
BY SUDDEN RAID
Houses Set Afire and Citizens
Shot Down as They
Ran
AMERICAN CAMP
FIRST ATTACKED
Troopers Killed Before Tlicy
Could For:u?Boon Boat
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Columbus, N. M.?Five hundred
M xican bandits, believed to kavu
been le 1 by Francisco \ ilia, crossed
tin- international border under cover
darkness early Thursday and at7
tucked this town, killing a dozen clmore
American men and women, including
six United States soldiers.
When the bandits fl^d to wart I*
Mexico some hours later they were
pursued by United States troops who
an- said to have crossed the border.
A large number of Mexican dead
were left lying in the streets of Columbus,
and at the border the Mexicans
were subjected to a flank attack
by American troops and IS more of
their number killed.
Several American citizens in Columbus
declared they personally saw
Villa directing his men and a portmanteau
found by a trooper contained
Villa's personal papers.
Complete Surprise.
The attack was a surprise. Villa
was supposed to have been 44 mile ;
away, having last night caused a tclcj
gram to be sent indicating his presI
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i, IUIIV11. 1 IW llll'lt,
citizens of Columbus, and two women
are known to have been killed. Thre-3
other men ami a woman are listed
among- the known wounded.
Prior to the attack the Villa bandits
hanged three Americans whom
they had held as prisoners for some
days, according to information received
here, Their bodies were burned,
the report said.
The Villa men were said to have
' ocen joined by Carranza soldiers
.1 no.' tlwy rvoMHod th? border. A deep
.'.Itch paraJells the United Stutos
.umy. the customs house and the rail?-<-> )
stntkm. Through this gully the
bandit-* ApbJr'ftfe'lv^d Unnoticed.- .-c
Shot Dawjl Crf iron*.
After posting sSulpir* at advantageou?.
points the bandits Pel fire to
buildings, including- the railway stu
t iv>11 and hotels. As people rushed
' from their homes they were shot
t down.
Civilians armed themselves and to,
gether with United States soldiers
fought a battle of several hours with
? the bandits.
Many Mexicans Killed.
A large number of Mexicans were
' killed. Their bodies dotted streets
! where they had been posted picking
l of Americans as they emerged pel * I
me'.l out of dwellings and hotels.
II There appeared to be no wounded.
11 Several guests wore burned to
I death in the Central hotel, which was
one of the first buildings fired by Yili
la's men.
i Mexican bandits standing- outside
, j the flaming building shot down A. U.
Ritchie, proprietor of the hotel, and
W. R. Walker, a guest, as they al
tempted a dash out of the door. Roth
> wore dead when picked up later.
C. C. Miller, owner of a drug store,
i was shot as he tried to enter the door
of the Hoover hotel, an adobe structure
whose mud walls protected a
score of cowering women ami children
, who remained in the rooms while a
, howling- mob of bandits surged
i through the surrounding streets.
They first attacked the camp of the
' Ibth cavalry. A number of American
' soldiers were killed ami wounded am!
! a number of cavalry horses taken by
the Mexicans as they fled back to!
j wards Mexico after daylight.
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11 "The State warehouse system is
. amply able to take care or* all the
1 cotton on storage in the State, ami
%
; to keep insured lalrthrahrthrammah
| to keep it insured in high class corul
panics, under the greatly reduced
Urates which Senator McLaurin has
'! been able to secure as shown by his
I annaual report to the general assem '?!*
u
' to pay for papers.
I Conway, S. C., March 3rd, ipiti.
J. A. LEWIS,
Sheriff of Horry vGpunty.
' H H. WOODWARD, I'Taifitiff., Attar