The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, August 12, 1920, Image 7
Lfocel end
v C. G. Bullock was in Conway re^
cently on busir.oss. <
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J. T. Shelly was in Conway
some days ago from Ay nor.
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B. "Woffoixl Wait was in Conway
last week and remained here several
days ?on business.
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N. D. Paul spent a day here last
week on business.
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John Atkinson, of Jordanville was 1
in Conway on business last week.
A. J. Hooks was here one day 1
last week.
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M. I). Wright was among those '
visited Conway last week on business.
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Jos. W. Johnson was in Conway '
on business one day recently. >
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J. E. Bryan was in Conway one
day last week.
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J. D. Anderson was among farmers
who visited Conway last week.
on business.
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The work on the now stores of
I). A. Spivey was held up several
days last week by the frequent j
showers of 'rain.
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I). 13. Causey will be absent in
Florida for about two weeks.
T. G. Small of Horry County, soMl
tobacco with Neal & Dixon Bros, j
last Friday for the following prices: i
344 pounds brought $02.00 per hun-1
drcd; 480 pounds brought $f>0.0(^ ?
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Several revenue officers arrived j
in Conway last week to look after'
violators of the Volstead act. Somoj
arrests were expected.
L. V. Cook was in Conway from 1
Simpson Creek last week.
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W. F. Stackhouse passed through
Conway last week on his way to
visit his farms in Waccamaw Neck. :
He was accompanied by Mrs. Stack j
house.
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Eddie Tompkins was among those j
who visited Cfcnway from the coun-;
try last week.
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"Rev. S. C. Morris, of Horry In- j
dustrial School, spent some time in j
4 Conway last Thursday on business.
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Good corn c. ops promise to tak"'
arrp'o rai ' of the wheat shortage j
another year. Good corn crops arc j
reported in most of the sections of j
this County.
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George Hardee sold tobacco with ,
Neal S' Dixon Bros. Monday for
good prices, 610 pounds brought;
$57.00 per hundred Adv
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.Tu')o^ S. W. G. Shipp came
over to C:>nway from Myrtle Hesich
last Thursday and spent the greater
portion of tho day attending to
several matters ponding in the
courts of this county.
The campaign for county officers
started again last Monday and will
run through the week, thon rest
again and wind up the cam-1
paign as published in our last is:uo.1
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William Todd war. among the arrivals
in Conway last week.
The Pastime had a good cowd
all last week to see the good pro-,
gram of pictures running each j
night. There is an equally good pro-1
gram this week and tho pictures,
are drawing a good attendance at;'
each night's show.
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FOf? MAGISTRATE ]
, I am a candidate for the office1,
nf Mjifrist intf? ;it Conwav. subicct .
to the Democratic Primary.
VV. H. CHESTNUT.
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HOl'SE or K EPUESENTATIVE.S
My candidacy for the House ol
* esentatives is hereby announced.
Subject to the rules of the
Democratic Party. !
VV. A. PRINCE.
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For the next 10 days we will jrivr*',
5 per cent discount on KJsk and
United Spates Tiro and Tr-b?s. JW.
Mi shoe & Co., Loris.?adv 8.", 2t j
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When in need of shingles got our!
prices as we have just unloaded a .
car. .T. W. Mishoo & Co., Loris, S.1
C?adv 8; 5 2t
ADDING MACHINE ROLLS.
Our supply of adding machine i
rolls has been out for some time,
until within the last few days wo
hav^ received a new shipment. We
can now supply those who want
them. All kinds of paper are very
high in price and many articles
hard to obtain.
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FOR SALE....One-horse farm. First
class tobacco land. Dwelling and
tobacco barn on place. Seven
miles from Conway. If interested
see H. W. Ambrose. adv 7!29 <5t
NOTICE.
All the County Candidates for
County offices are cordially invited
to a campaign speaking to be at
Horry, S. CM on Au^. 20th, 1920.
We hope all will attend, both Candidates
and people.
W. A. COOK
Chairman Horry Club.
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Fepsenel
J. S. Brown was in Conway recently
from Myrtle Beach.
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P. C. Phipps was among those
visiting Conway on business last
week.
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Two negroes were arrested and
lodged in the Horry County jail last
sveek charged with stealing.
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Walker Thompson was in Convvav
one day last week on business.
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G. M. Jolinson spoilt a day in
Conway on business last week.
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M. F. Strickland was in Conway
one day last week on business.
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J. J. Williams, of Bucks Township
was in Conway on business one
day Jast week.
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B. J. Martin sold tobacco with
Neal & Dixon Bros, last Friday for
the following prices: 440 pounds 1
brought $52.00 per hundred. 184
pounds brought $64.00 per hundred.
?Adv.
*****
Capt. Sanders and family have ,
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. T.
Ilyman on Laurel Street.
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C. C. Reynolds, a farmer of the
Jordanville section, was in Conway
last week on business.
The Rov. Mr. Mullinix was in
Conway for a short time last Saturday.
J. N. Martin of Marion, S. C.,
spent some time in C in way last
Thursday, returning to his home on
the following day.
CAPTURE STILL.
Federal authorities captured a
whiskey still near Ay nor, S. C.,
about the middle of last week. A
negro preacher was arrested charged
with having operated the same.
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Mrs. D. F. Gregg returned recently
to Florence, S. G\, after spending
some time with friends and relatives
here.
D. F. Gregg was in Conway last
week meeting many friends. H? is
now the .owner of several stores in
the city of Florence.
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Following the rains of the first
of last week, the weather again
turned very cool for the season, and
again perhaps the tobacco growers
were blessed, although they could
not gather the weed as usual until it
cleared off.
Luther Gibson, of Horry C unty,
sold tobacco with Neal & Dixon
Bros. at Mull ins Mondav for cood
prices. 240 pounds brought $54.00 per
hundred. .'120 pounds brought ?59.00
per hundred. Noal & Dixon Bros,
a'o paying; fancy prices for tcbacco.
?adv.
Dr^ssmaking. 29 I nurel Street.'?
adv It
FOR ST A'I K SENATE.
I am a candidate for the Stute
Senate from Horry County, subi^K
lo the rules of the Democratic Primary.
W. !i. MI SHOE.
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HAS rjOOD PATRONAGE.
Tivo Pasting Theater has a go
patronage reijardless of the fact
that many families are spending
the summer at Myrtle Beach or
other seaside or mountain reports.
I^'OI-t SALE?Ford with ixmI racer |
body. Perfect running order. Will i
sell cheap. Applv A. M. Dorr.oy, [
Adrian, S. C. Adv It pd
G0(? quickly relieves Constipation,
Biliousness, Loss of Appetite and
Hej'dachcvj, due to Torpid Liver.?ad
Mr. Farmer and Business man
don't forget the Cotton grading and
Warehousing meetings at Ayn >r.
Aug. 10th 10:80 A. M.; Conway j
Aug. 10th 2:80 P. M. and at Loris J
auk- JUti at 11 A. M.
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Anions ?the new concerns for C >r.
v.ay within tl;e next two or three |
months will he a merchant to move
in from another (own; but the He"- 1
aid is not authorized to give out |
uny further information just at this
time.
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See J. W. Mishoe & Co., while in
I,oris, for Grocei ies.?adv 8|5 2t.
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We have a few Buggies for sale.
Hodges K- Mishoc, Loris, S. C.?
adv 8,5 2t
LAUNDRY AGENCY.
1 am representing tho City Laundry.
Bring me your laundry, straw
hats, Anything ('loanable. Good
work or no pay. Best Laundry in
town.
G. M. McNABB
7 20 20 13t pd.
WANTED?Live wire to sell Briscoe
Automobiles in your territory.
J. H. Ham, Distributor,
Charlotte, N. C.?adv 7i22 3t
We are proud of the confidenco
doctors, druggists and the publis
have in 666 Chill and Fever Tonic.?
WVWWW>/VWVWVW^'W?VWV\^/VyV\^A?.
Rufo-My-Tism is a great pain killer
It relieves pain and soreness caused by
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains,
Gtc.? Adv.
THE HORRY HERALD. CO!
DOES MIGHTY WELL
WITH THREE ACRES
J. L. Hyman, of Bucks Township,
has sold tobacco from a three acre
crop amounting in the aggregate
net sales of $1,490.00 up to last
Friday, and he still has one barn
of tobacco to sell. He is a son of
L. B. Hyman of the same community,
who has also been very successful
this year and in past years in
raising a fine grade of tobacco.
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H. E. Bourne, formerly of Conway
but now of Columbia, spent
last week end here with friends.
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Dr. W. C. Adams returned Sunday
from a trip to Detroit, Mich.
J. M. Mallow has an ad. in this
issue. R- ad it, and visit his store.
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Miss Fannie Hinson, operator at
the Western Union office, left Tu\s
day to spend several days with
friends and relatives in North Caro
lina.
R. B. Anderson, of Clio. S. C.,
is visiting friends and relatives in
the city.
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The walls of the new building of
Col. D. A. Spivey are going up
rapidly, considering the scarcity of
labor and a shortage in materials.
H. P. Little has the contract.
Good opening for reliable salesman.
Apply in own handwriting
giving references and salary to "Ad
vertiser," care Horry Herald, Conway.
S. C. It.
WANTED
Young people to pr*3p*ire for
stenographic and bookkeeping
work. Wo average filling
one vacancy out of
four in our employment bureau
at salaries ranging
from $85 to $17.") por month.
Prrnare vourself for ono of
the unfilled positions. For
full information, write
DRAUGHON'S
COLUMBIA, S. C.
We guarantee positions
FOK QUICK SALE
Nice corner business lot on Laurel
Street,
^ico. Lum Cottage on Laurel
Street
Mary W. Hucks home on Beaty
Street.
Cottage at Myrtle Beach. All
^f this is valuable property and
well located.
CI. A ?-%*-+%** ?
i r>ee r\. Vj. udku inch dealer in real
" -i-0 ... ' i ;fe Insurance, Conway,
S. C adv It
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LOST COAT.
Found on Sunday, Au.tr. 8th. 102),
! one ladies coat, on the Conway and
Myrtle Reach road, about one and
half miles from Conway. Owner
can get same bv seeing- R. A. Mass.
Jr., at Aynor Pharmacy. Aynor, S.
C.. also nav for this ad. 812 .*>1
FOR SALE?Two new Fords with
self starters, $825.00 each. Eugene
Vereen, Marion, S. C. ad 11
LOST MULE.
I have lost one 1 if lit bay mare
mule, with short halter on, one
piece of a tooth broken out. Loft
home Tuesday , July 20th, 102),
near Conwav, S. C.
laura .McQueen
7 'M r>! Cvv.viv. S C.
NOTICE
There is one red and white pi e>l
cow taken up at our plaha'
been here about 15 months ago.
Mark swallow fork in one ear
and split in other ear. Owner can
get same by proving and paying expenses.
The cow has a calf about
(> months old.
Mary and Mattie Stanley.
Loris, S. C. Adv. 8 5 20-3ti.
$25.00 reward.
I will pay $25.00 reward for return
to me of a gold watch, hijrhly
valu cl by mo as an heirloom, and
which was lost by me on Saturdav,
July 17th, at Myrtle Reach HotelIt
is an old watch, gold case with
E-gin works. At the time it was
lost the crystal on ihe watch was
broken and the watch was not nmninj-V.
Communicate with mo, or send
the watch if found direct to mo at
address underwritten.
DOUGLAS McKAY,
P. O. Box 370,
8'5|20-3ti. Columbia. S. C.
A Common Failing.
Guy Oyster, the brilliant se votary
of Samuel Gompers, according
to tho Los Armeies Times, said at
a tea at tho Ritz:
"The trouble with us plebians is
that wo won't admit we are plebians.
We claim we're just as good
as any CortlandUHleecner or Astorbilt
that walks Fifth avenue.
"You know the story about Tommy
Jones. Tommy's ma fovbade
him to play with common boys.
Tommy obeyed, but one afternoon
he came home in a dreadful state,
shins harked, clothes in ruins, face
black for he'd been hopping coal
cai s.
"Tommy, Tommy." said his ma,
"who persuaded you to hop coal
cars ?"
"Them two Gallagher brothers,"
Tommy answered.
"The Gallagher brothers! Oh,
Tommy, how wicked you are!"
"Hut they aren't common, ma."
"Not common ? How do you
know ?"
"I asked them and they said they
wasn't."?Exchange.
*WAY, S C., AUG. 12, 1920.
I BUSINESS BLOCK
NEEDS GOOD DRAIN;
Conway has a main business bloc'< J
'which is needle's to bo describe.';
but it is not generally known that !
in the center of this block, in rea- i
' of the main business buildings, j
; there is a low place, in which water j
collects after heavy rains. 11
Some years ago, water stood in
j that place, following a heavy rain,
to the depth of about two feet until j
i it had time to percolate off soir.o- j i
where. The town constructed a new
drain, which we understood took j i
this water down to the foot of p
Laurel Street. Since then this drain i
has become obstructed in some way
and it dees not answer the purpose.
Business men who are investing
money in costlv buildings would be
glad if some of the town tax nionev i
i /tAlll 1 "
i vviuu u used in pericctmg a good (
drainage for this block. Ft is not i
only an inconvenience but is really j<
J a menace to the health of the peo-:,
; ?>le ii allowed to go on as it is in (
the rainy season. j
The following sales were made to j
I day a'. Planters Warehouse, Nichols.'
jS. C.:
i J. F. Mi'ler. 770 pounds, a vera 2"^
$50.00, $885.09; C. M. Blanton &
Brown 830 pounds, average $53.00, ,
$439.90: K. M. Meares and Ten-;
nants, 548(> nound>, average 51.47,;
i $2,823.4 (5. and others got equally a-<
i satisfactory prices. Entire sales;
i fcr the rainv (lav, 853(58 pounds, av-,
- era ire !>::9.<;f). $14,007.?r>. ad it
j Nichols, S. C., Auk yOth, 1920
WANTS TO EXCHANGE,
j Wanted to exchange for land a
I Ford Car. new or used, with or
jwitNnr starter. 11' interested nl^as."1
'apply at Herald officc. ad 8 12 4:
LAND FOR SALE.
Land owner wishes to sell seven 1
hundred (700) acres of land at $8,001
and $10.00 per acre, also five hun- J
dred (500) acres at $(>.00 and $8.00
per acre, all in the best section of
South Carolina. Some good farms
and some timbered. Apply at Herald
effice. 8 12 4t
NOTICE.
; Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has boon awointed aiv' I
duly qualified as administrrtnx of j
the estate of W. W. R'.iss, deceased. |
I All persons indebted to the said es- j
I tate aro hereby advised to make !
; payment to the undersigned or her j
I attorney and all persons having j
: claims against the said estate are ,
advised to present same duly at1
testod according to law to the uni
dersigned or her attorney.
MRS EFFIE RUSS, Admr.
| M. A. Wright, Attorney.
|| An opporl
| vantage of the
<\ chandise which
$
? j prices. Crowd
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w wiicii yuu neca
ii A GOOD INV
i| It will pa:
supply for wint
| of this stock, a
| the best marke
J inc) to you.
&
Wo have r
i .
fJ ing them out at
Buy what you
| Act quick
? fered you. We
| and See.
| RUSS
FARMERS WAREHOUSE j
HAS RECORD BREAKER
The Farmers Tobacco WnrehoueeJ
it I., ris. S. C., last Monday, August
5th, scld ninety-eig'it thousand
pounds of leaf tobacco for the aggregate
sum of thirty five thousand
dollars, an average of nearly i
thirty-six cents per pound all round.
Does not this convince you Mr.:
Farmer, that the Farmers Tob* cco
Warehouse is looking out for .w.ur
Interest ?
The beauty of this sale lies also1
in the fact that the entire v*i!o was i
v?o,lo 0r%0 hour and thirty-five |
i?y Capps & Sanderson at the ,
Farmers Warehouse.?Adv It. j'
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Mr. Ostein, ot the Sumter Daily
Item, Sumter, S. C.. passed thiough 1
Conway Wednesday enroute for!
Murrells Inlet to spend several days,
vacation. Mr. Ostein was connecte !
with u newspaper here about forty,1
Di fitfy years ago,
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NOTICE FORECLOSURE.
Under and by virtue of a Decretal
Order made l>y his Honor, S.
\V. (i. Shipp, Judge of Twelfth Cir-i
cuit at Chambers in case of Burroughs
& Colli is Company. a corporation
against Frances Hel-m
Watscn, et al.. defendant.-, ard dr.ted
August 6th. 19.H). the und'Mvivro I
will offer fov sale before the C un
House door at Conway, S. C., within
legal sale hours, on the first,
Monday in September 1920. being
the Gth day of said month, the lands
and premises following ard owrnl
by the late F. O. Watson at the
time of his death, viz:
AI L AND SINGULAR thocr Mveo
certain parcels cm- tracts of land in
17* "ic* Wool Nock township County
>nd {State aforesaid, containing in
1 ho aggregate two hundred fifteen
21")) acres, more o:* lor.nde.il
ihd described a follows:
Tvact No. 1. containing one hun-'
red thirty four (134) acres as
shown by a plat by W. C. Pitts, C. i
E., dated Oct. 1017. commencing at
a stake 3xo on the road leading'
from F. O. Watson's to the former
residence of B. U. Baker and runs
thence N. Si 3-4 degrees W. 1165
ft. to a stake 3xo. thence N. 2 1?^
degrees E. (>4J ft. to a Vtake; thence
N. 31 1-2 W. 4"i4 ft. to a stake 3xo;
thence N. TO degrees W. 202 ft. to
a stake 3xo oi a ditch; thence with
the ditch a Northwesterly direction
to a stake 3xo on T. T. Thomas line;
thence N. 83 '1-4 degrees E. 583 ft.
to a gum 3vo N \ 1200; thence S.
34 ^degrees E. 108 ft. to a gum Sxn
No. 1201; thence S. 1-2 degrees
E. 120 ft. to a pi no :ixn; tlu nee 3.
SO degrees E. 300 ft. to a gum 3.01;
thence N. 8f> 3-4 degrees E. 1 <>(? ft.
t*> an ash 3xnr thrmrn "W ** a
| degrees E. 088 ft. to a stump wxn;
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'.unity is knocking at your do
low prices asked for the largt
we are now selling o:;t at gr
Is of people are visiting oi:r s'
before the stock is picked ove
ESTMENT?IT WI
/ you to buy what you need nc
er at these prices. Come and
I! QfnnHorH ~ ~
.. uiuhuui u cuiuniyn yi dUU VJUO
Is. Visit us now---!t will prov
A!iT0 TIRES
i lot of 30 X 3 1-2 Auto Tires
; a very low fig*are in order tc
need now, and save money.
and take advantage of the o
arc positively going out of bi
; BROTI
theru- N. r?4 degrees K. *82 ft. tu
} gum tin ner N. 55 3-4 degrees
K. 295 ft. to a gum wxn; thence N.
-18 eicgrec< E. 145 foot to a hollv
wxn; thence N. (>4.3-4 dcgro?*s E.
347 ft. to a gum wxn; thence N.
59 elegrees E. 303 ft. to a horn
beam 3xn No. 1202; thence S. 41 3-4
greos E. 370 ft. to a gum 3xn No.
1203; thence S. 11 degrees E. 2371
ft. to a stake 3xn; thonce S. 88 1-4
degi oos W. 921 ft. to a stake 3xo
in the aforesaid road; thence with
tho road S. 1 degree W. 495 ft. to
the beginning* corner; Round North
bv T. T. Thomas and Hurroughs &
Collins Co., East by Burroughs &
Collins Co., South by F. O. Watson,
West by F. O. Watson, T. T. Thomas
and tract No. 2 hereinafter doscribed.
Tract No. 2. containing twentyfive
(25) acres, more or less, as
shown by a plat by W. C. Pitts, Sur
veyor. dated Oct. 1917. commencing
iV a stake 3xo on tho big ditch an?l
i*uns thonce with a small ditch N
59 1-2 degrees W. 3575 ft. to an oak
wxo; thence N. 30 1-2 degrees W.
208 ft. to a stake 3xo: thenco N. fi4
3-4 degrees E. 288 ft. to a stake
,> r o ? 1
>aw, iiii'iite o. oo i-z negroes J,.
1441 ft. to a stake 3xo; thence S.
74 degrees E. 1350 ft. to a stake
3xo on the big ditch; thence up the
sad ditch 1051 ft. to the beginning
point. Bound North by T. T. Thorn
a^. KaM bv Tract No. J, Southwest
by T. J. Vaught.
These two tracts being a part of
tl>? land conveyed to Burroughs &
Collins Company by B R Parker by
his dcvvl datod the 7th day of August
recorded in Book G4 at
page 140. and convoyed to me by
Riu-vouirh^ S' Collins Co., by their
deed of this date.
Tiact No. 3, containing fifty s'r
' acrer., more or loss, lyinc on
llv South side of Waccamaw River,
commencing on ditch at intersection
of big Canal and running said ditch
on South of Road, thence said ditch
to a stake near Turkey Pen Inland:
thence an Eastwardly course to an
oak; thenco the old original line to
\V. S El ore's line; thence said VV. S.
line tj a stake; thence
Northwaidlv to the beginning cornel1.
Bounded Northwardly by
lands of P>. R Parker, Eastwardlv
bv lands of B. R. Parker and F. O.
i Watson. Southwardly by hmds rf
1 \V. S. Fdtre, and Westwardlv by
I lan'ls of S. E. Edge. This being
.the i'/.T.tical tvact of land conveyed
to Tola E. Turner (formerly Ida
Fdvre> by her Father, D. M Edge,
by deed dated Dee. 25th. 1887. re~
corded in Office of R. M. C. Horry
County in Book ZZ, Page "?CJL.
B-eing the identical lands conveyed
to me bv .1 B. Sawver bv his deed.
I This Bowl and mortgage being pivon
to secure the purchase, of the
! abovo ' vo first described tracts.
TERMS of Sale Cash. Purchaser
to nav for deed and revenue stamps.
W. I i. ROT AN,
Clerk of Court.
RGBT. B. SCARBOROUGH, *
Plaintiff's Attorney,
| August 12, 1020. . ' m * *
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unity?'
or. Take ad- |
; stock of mer- i
'oat:y reduced ^
tore daily; get |
LL PAY YOIT i
)w, and then a t
get your pick jjj
ds, bought on ;
e a great sav- $
and arc clos- ,' >
) lliovn thorn
-
ipportunity ofisiness.
Come
HEERS I