The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 11, 1919, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4
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THURSDAY, DEC 11, 1919.
MASTER'S SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Dillon.
In the Court of Common IVeas.
Carrie Viola Tucker and Willie Nora
Tucker, by their guardian ad litem.
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jno. c.. isci;: a. an I j. J,. flicker,
Elizabeth Tucker, Sal lie Herring.
Maclora Miller, I .0. Tucker, Emma
Summevford, Ed. Tucker, Annie
Norton, Mary Grooms and Mamie
Beasely, Plaintiffs,
a .a a'nst
Sma Jan Tinker, Defendant.
Pursuant to an order of his Honor
\V. H. Townscnd, Judge of the Fourth
Judicial ( ircuit, bearing date the
1Mb day of October, 1019. the undersigned,
as Master for Dillon Chanty,
will sell during ti e legal hours of
sale, on the first Monday in January
1920, same being the 5th before the
court house door in the Town of Conway,
in the County of Horry, in the
State aforesaid, at public auction t3
the highest bidder the following described
property:
"All that certain tract of land containing
One hundred and seventytwo
acres, more or less, situate in
Horry County, South Carolina, beginning
at a light wood stump marko 1
"O" on the old Richard Green line,
running South .",1 west 42.30 chains to
corner on the old road; thence S. (55
E. 40.50 chains to stake 3XN; thence
N. 31 E. 42.50 chains to corner ot
Campbell's Hay; thence Southwest
approximately 40 chains and 50 links
to beginning corner. Bounded bv
lands formerly known as the C. B.
Sarvis and Richard Green land, and
being the same lands conveyed le
Sarah A. Tindell to J. M. Parker by
deed of date July 28th, 1911..
2. "All that tract of land containing
twenty-seven acres, more or less
situate in Horry County, South Carolina,
on the road leading from Con
way to Bull Creek Muster Shed, being
the premises conveyed to Thos
Smith by H. E. Doyle by deed datci
December 1872, beginning at stak<
3xo near old tar kiln on old road
running N. 31 E. 9 chains to stake or
Thos Smith line; thence S. 65 E
30.50 to water oak OFH; thence S
I>0 W. 10 chains with ditch to staid
3xn; thence N. 65 W. 27.36 to begin
ning, being shown on plat made bj
C. B. Sarvis, Surveyor.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, bal
ance in two nrtnal annual instalment!
secured by mortgage of the premise;
and bond of the purchaser, with in
terest from date of sale,' payable an
nually, with privilege; to the purchas
~ _ X-l X x
<ri ui [luyui^ uiu entire amount o
the purchase price in cash. Purchas
or to pay for all papers and revenu
^ stamps. Any person bidding off th
said property and refusing to compl;
with his bid therefor, said propert;
will be resold upon the same or somi
subsequent salesday at the risk o
the former purchaser.
A. B. JORDAN,
Master for Dillon County.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO J"
TEACHERS ANI) TRUSTEES I
Important notice has been sent out I
to teachers and trustees of rural I
graded schools by the County Superin I
tendent^of Education, asking- for their 9
schedules of recitations and for the I
return of the application blanks for I
rural graded aid. These blanks prop- I
erly filled out should be returned by I
the fifteenth of the month and under 9
no circumstances should they he do- B
laved later than the twentieth if stat" B
aid is to he secured this year. If y< u 'II
have two or more teachers in your 9
school and this notice has not reached ?9
you or if you have not returned your 9
blanks, get v touch with the Super-19
intend'-nt's office at once as there is|9
no lane to lose. We planned to visit <9
you: -c*h<mis and take these blanks uvH
p i n. hut on account o" the im- H
mouse volume of work, it has been 9
impo ih!e to reach many of the 9
j schools. Remember that each teach- y
, lraj t enroll and tea h at least 25 sjj
pupils it' Equalizing Ail is to bo so- 9
,. ured and that Rural graded Aid and H
! i < ! iMirm I i i m n \' f nonl. Ivie twti > \* Hi
I . * ? - r j\ v vu v u ii iui(i vv i <iV i i v I liiir1 \/ * v I jOj
50 pupilst ^
Plea e ronicmbor that all teacher* 9
and 1 rustees arc especially urged to I
I), present next Saturday at the joint I
meeting at the Court House. ..
Yours truly, $
M. J. Bullock, a
Co. Sunt, of Education. 3
NEW GRIST MILL.
1 have just erected a grist mill at 9
Bear Swamp Pool* farm, and am R
making good meal. Grind every Sat-j B
unlay. H. ROWELL. i
adv 12 11 10 2t pd.
NOTICE. ?
All persons holding claims against ^
the estate of .John M. Cox, deceased, Sji
are hereby notified to present same ?
duly verified according to the law to |
the undersigned; and all persons 5
indebted unto the said John M. Cox 9
are requested to make immediate pay i]
meat likewise. 9
GEO. C. BUTLER,
Qualified Administrator. j^|
Boris, S. C., Nov. 25, 1010 ?11 *27 !t 9
BOX Sl'PPER. 1
All the girls are asked to bring &
boxes and the boys to come an 1 huy||9
them, at Evergreen School House H
j Friday night, Dec. 12, at 7:20 o'clock. 19
i Besides the Box Supper there will b( id]
!other amusements. Everybody invii!
ed. ?TEACHERS. ;g
NOTICE OF S VBE.
Under and by virtue of three cer-'H
j tain chattel mortgages as follows: E. 9
j N. Skipper to Burroughs & Collins 19
| Company, dated Feb i nary 20t'n, 101:0, 9
I" N. Skipper to J. 1*\ Richardson, ,M
'dated December 18th., 1018, E. N.
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Skipper to B. B. Hyman, dated March
i mio. .....l i...
| *z til) i<y 1 1/ ) cV 11 v | u v V 11 V Li VJ KJ 1 UOH' I
; r'ghts: I have seized and will sell at
I public auction at the Joe Huclcs place
near L. H. Hyman's, at eleven (11)
o'clock in the forenoon on the 12th l'a
day of December A. 1). 1019; all and 00
j singular the following described per-1 ari
sonal property to-wit: J ca
One black mare mule nametl Kate, St
nine years old. known as the Andrew :
j 1 ,ee mule. I
j One black mare mule about six a?
! years old. j NV'
One'two-horse wagon. \ 1 ^
Twelve head of hogs.
A small lot of seed cotton.
One lot of corn, containing by estimate
100 bushels. ^
500 bundles of fodder.
1,000 pounds of hay.
Ami all and singular all other
i crop or crops grown on the farm of
I. B. Hyman by the said E. N. Skipper,
during 1919, and which was not
already disposed of before the date
, of said seizure.
I Terms of sale cash on the day of
sale before delivery of any of the ar'
tides purchased.
?J. A. LEWIS,
Agent of Mortgagee.
Dated November 25th, 1919. J
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TKESI'ASS NOTICE.
3 j All persons are hereby forewarned
? not to trespass in any manner or
1 form whatsoever, either by entering
upon, hunting, or committing any
| other damage upon any of my lands
3 in Flo yds township?known as the
Alva Lewis lands and containing sevf
(onty acres, more or less. Anyone
found violating this notice will be
"(given the full penalty of the law.
K i on V T T PU7TC
j Ait lit Aili ft l>Jt
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
All persons holding claims against
- the estate of D. I). Norris, deceased,
f are hereby notified to present the
- same duly attested to the under- i
e signed, or else this notice will be set
ft | ii]) against their recovery; and alii
/ j persons indebted to the said T). I).
/ | Norris arc hereby notified to make'
o payment mit'mut delay to the under- ,
f iy;ned.
!i. H. Woodward, Attorney.
M. C. Butler,
12 ! 1!) lit A.dm!M!,'*"i,.tor of D. 1").
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HE HORRY HERALD, CONV
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OF Rj
Ujounr Utrff
m#ei>i mist
WE COUNT GURSEl
PED EARLY, BY OOI
FROM, AS WEARER
LIVERY.
Just a word to the "Gift
will go quick this year i
White Ivory Toilet Se
from $5.00 to
White Ivory and Boi
Manicure Sets from S2.(
to. %
White Ivory Comb ai
Brush Sets from $5.(
to
White Ivory Com
from $1.00 to
WE INVITE YOU 13
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.StiSm*# r?Wi?ttHrvS,,.r?HKS
-CASES SETTLED.
The case of Her]land & Maxwell
>mmission Co. vs. A. P. Johnson an 1
hers, concerning the ownership of y
r load of horses, was' settled and
mpromised last week by agreement
long the parties, as well as another
se which was pending in the United
ates District Court, brought by :i.
Johnson vs. Holland j& Maxwell
)mmissk>n Company some months
;o. The c^ase first above mentioned
is pending in the State court since
was entered in August 1919.
o
IT IS PREVENTABLE.
In the newspapers, on the bill
Santft.
has made our store his hea
more than twenty years,
same Old Stand, a full line
You are cordially invited tc
rush, before the Fa
We don't keep anything, b
body. Our Stores are littl
things to miss. We don't!:
our growing business, it sf
rience and capital enables
sen, nencc we give our com
Resj
CONWAY BAF
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VAY, S C., DEC 11,1019.'
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ARE OHA1
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ft BEAUTIFUL LINE Ft!
.VFS FORTUNATE IN BUYIFil
ING SO WE CAN BOOST OF I
IOW NOT DEPENDING ON T!
Seeker." We advise that you c;
due to the shortage of other mere!
Is White Ivory
$50.00 from $100 to .
rre White Ivory
)0 from $3.00 to.
$30.00 Sterling Silve
id Vanity Cases fr<
)0 ' to ?
$20.00 Chests of Silv
bs ver Service frc
. S4.0J w
VISIT OUR STORE AND Ek
IN. WE ARE ALWAYS READ
tTONDRt
V. F. PLATT
_ . iwwiwi'i
hoards, in store windows and then in I
the "movies" the people of South Car
olina are being attracted daily by thr>
[ C ross of Hope while the army of work
i ers for the South Carolina TubcrcuI
losis Association are appealing to the
public to "Buy Christmas Seals." The_.
seals establish the double barred
I cross that is the emblem of the fight
n the great white plague.
,
Dates iuu#t 1?e made ten days
Ahead of Sa'e.
R. 0. HANSON
Auctioneer & Appraiser
813-Chestnut Street
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Cla.us
,d quarters in Conway for
lie is now opening up at the
of Toys and Holiday Goods.
> shop early and avoid the
Lre i? ?r.r?.t.nhed..
>ut sell everything for everyLe
things to find and big
Lave to blow and brag about
teaks for itself. Our expeiis
to under buy and under
ipetitors H
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>ectfully,
ISAIN HOUSE
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IFi YOUR SELECTION ^ !|
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5 AMD HAVING OUR CHRISTMAS GOODS SHIP- J I
TAVING A FULL LINE FOR YOtl TO SELECT | I
IE CONGESTED RAILROADS FUR MAKING BE- I
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dl at our stcre early and make your selection as all gifts t M
ants in obtaining their usual supply of Holiday goods. jj I
Brushes Mary Garden, JonteeJ, * fl
$10.0J Djer Kiss and Hudnut's Bj H
Mirrors Toilet. Sots $5.00 to. . .$15.00 zM
S6.50 Norris' and Guth's Ex- I H
v Card and ouisitc Christmas Hand I H
>m $15.00 Fainted Boxes of Candies I
$30.03 from $2 to $25.00 I
er and Sil- fl
im $25.00 Waterman's Idea! Fountain | fl
$50.03 Pens in Xmas Boxes. J fl
i f C fry ft n /a ?. p /fx h m u h trm r% n a u n ? ? ? ?
AMITUIIK USUAL HhAUUUARTERS WHilE IN - I
Y AND ANXIOUS TO SERVE YOU. - J
J? COMPANY J1
, MANAGER. j
Program iror week commencing Dec.y I
15th II
M 0 N D A Y I 1
Billic Burke in I I
"LET'S BET A DIVORCE" 11
10c?25c
TUESDAY I I
"6IRL OF GOLDEN WEST" 11
WEDNESDAY I I
Mary Pickford in
"BEHIND THE SCENES" I
THURSDAY I
William Parnum in
"HOODMAN BLEND" I
FRIDAY 1
Douglas Fairbanks in ,
"HEADING SOUTH" } ~A
Also Horn and Bud Comedy. ^
ISc?25o. 1 I
SATURDAY I %
Pete Morriston in a II
HBtWtiltliB II
A good Comedy and I Jl
Ford's Weekly. I I
1???w?imm?ii^ mt
ft ft II II A I " "
b U 1*11 N U I I
Coming Xmas Day -? D. W. Griffith's jT 1 1
"BROKEN BLOSSOMS" J
The most beautiful picture yoa ever saw. ' ?
Three Shows: Four-thirty six-thirty and eiglii,-thirty. 1
Admission 50c Children 25c ' jl