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N'rr.c : c~ salt: V * hv * o <vf a Deer o ?* a ai.?l Sal-* made by Hi Hi r r S W. Shipp, prcsidmR juil;" a; C nway, :r>. C. in the c*sof CJ. M. V"?nvvis, VI 'int fV. a ainst. Matha Suvis et al., Defendants, and dated ATay 2(>th, 1920. notice is hereby given that I, W. L. Bryan, Clerk of Court as Special Maxtor,' will offer for sale to the highest bidder, within le<ral hours of sa'e, before the Court House door in Con "way, S. C.. on Monday, Sent. 6 h. 1920, tnat being the legal Sales Day in said month, the follow n^ described property, to-wit: Tract No. One.?All and Singula* a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being- in Bayboro Town- ( ship, County and State aforesai 1, containing Fifty (50) acres, more or i less, bounded as follows: Conimenc- j ing on a Pine Stump corner in run j of Big Zeke Branch; thence up said | branch the run on Estate lands of j John A. Fowler line to stake corner on Burroughs & Collins line; thence nearly N. on Burroughs & Co'lins I line across the South prong of Wasp I n u 4r\ Mnnln corner; thence near! t> lit IIV.'11 tw i.n.f,? West on other lands H. D. Graing r| to Knot corner: thence near South j on C. C. Lunn's lino to the be^in- ! n\ng. Above is a part of tlie Ger>. j Harper Survey Granted A. I). 1791 f and is known as the identical '.met j deeded to F. V. Fowler by Joseph j Fowler April 17th, A. I). 1896 and 1 deeded to J. M. Sarvis by N. E. Fowler May 15th, 1907, recorded' Hook C C C, page !(>(> Clerk's Of-j fice Horry County. Tract No. Two?All and Singular! that certain piece, parcel an I tract of land, situate, lying and being in Simpson's Cre?k Township, Horrv j County and the State aforesaid a'id containing Twenty-one and 25-103 ' (21.25) acres, more or 1 ss, dos-! cribed as follows: Commencing at i stake 3xo in the run of Zoke'a! i XT 97 <|r_ j branch ano runs m< * ?. ?? ? grees 80 minutes E. ifil(> Toot t"' stake lixo No. 27 on the South e ^?f Wasp Branch; thence with iii * South edge of Wasp Branch 389 feet to stake; thence with L. G. Tyler's' line S. 12 degrees, West lo54 feet j to stake !3xn in the run of Zeke'^ Branch; thence with the run of1 Zcke's Branch in a Westerly direc- j tion to the beginning point. BCu. d^l - on tlie WoFt by the Estate lands of ' \J. M. S-irvis; North by Wasn Branch; East by I.. G. Tyh r: South by Rur rough S: Collins Co. For more "particular description see Pl;t by H. C. Cannon dated Fob. 4th. 1014. Terms of sale: Cash, purchaser t> pay for paper and stamps. W. L. BRYAN, (SEAL) C'rvie ( f Court a.Snecial Master. sherwcoo & McMillan, Plaintiff's Attys. Conway, S. C.. Aug. 10th, 10:^0. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of a Decree! of F^'^c'o-uve *ind S;?,rk ma-^e by J His Honor, S W. G. Shipp, Judge; of the Twelfth Circuit, at Chambers Conwov. S. C.. in cn-e ef Ban?c rf L:ttlr> Rp^r, iIMnt:ff; against Louise Sloan Thompson it..-' , Anni> S!oe.r Milcll Defendants, and dated .Tulv 29tK 1920. notice is here by pi von that T. W. L. Bryan, Cler'< j of Court as Special Master, will of- i fer for sale before the Court House ; door in Conway, S. C.. within legal hours of sale on Monday, September! 6th, 3 920 that pein^f the legal sales day in said month, the following described rropcitv. to-wit: ALL AND SINGULAR four (4)1 nn i* 1 /-\l* < _ f\C l'lll/l 1 \ - ' fJR L.C*', J/'H ? v I v civ v ^ \/ iuiim i%? ing an l b? irg in Little River townshin, County and State aforesaid: Tract vo. 1. n'tunted and being1 in the village of Little River. known as t1 "? 0. N. HoW'en lot and is bounded a follows, North by main road. East by the Livingston and Ston*1 lot, South hv tho Wa\sh Lots and West bv the lands of James L. Burnos. Commencing at Livingstons and Ston? norner running: the main road a 1 *inc^ of ono acre, thence South a depth of two and one-half acres, being the premises on which is sit'iated the store of the late O. N. Holden, the same being the one-half of the lot known as the James L. Burns lot. and conveyed to one John A. McNeill by the sai l Burns. Tract No. 2. Lying and being in "Little River village and on tho North side of Little River, the same being conveyed to tho said I). B. Stanland Ifv Jos. R. Walsh, assignee for T. C. Dunn deed, bea'-:n(r date July 14, 1871, and :s marked on plat made by 1) K. Bennett, S'u veyor. Mnd \ marked on said plot as lot number Five (5). Tract Nu. situated near Little River village, containing Forty (4r) acres, more or less, bounded o?i the East by Mariah Thonvis, Xo"'h bv J. I. WaitL on Wes4 bv (! ore"! D Bessant and on South by A. V, Bessant, thr> dis'anrv a?d boun claries > 1 ryn | *p' v :! o'vn o* plot drawn l>y (\ ('. -o, S r'vovo Tract No. 4. Lyint^ on 1/1 ll< River swamp and containing fif \ two a> d o,,o fourth acvc^- r-,'.,;:n,,.int on a al o thence runs $outh .'17 1 degree K. chains to a vhite oaV thence South 07 1-1- '"oarers W 21.50 chains to a stake per ma i road, th?n?e the rv.oande i fr of th^ ' >;! i?ojv'i th 7 decrees 1' 5.84 chains, North 20 1-2 degree Wesl G.70 chains Novth 31 d' gr o W. 3.50 chains, North 21 degrees W 1.78 chains. North 34 1-2 derive W. 17.2f> chains to a stake, thenc North 40 dtgrees East 13.80 cha'n to the beginning point. Hounded o> East hy the lands of William B and Thomas Bell .South by land o Jams P. Lewis and Noah Patrick. Terms of sale : Cash, purchaser t pay for papers and stamps. W. L. BRYAN, (Seal)/ Clerk of Court as Sn^cinl Mast i sherwood & McMillan, Plaintiff's Attorneys. Oonwav C. Anir 101b 1920. WWWVWWV%AAA/\AAArw j . i . allen, jr. Attorney-at-L?.w Office in Bank of Loris Blc1# t c r* .?i V. i v ^ ! / . ^ M GEORGE WARRE UNITED I I I H GEORGE V He believes in the docti to any further centralization eminent, is an advocate of t: economy, and denounces as not have at heart the best i: ing men. EDITORIAL OPINION OF WAiiKEN. The Columbia Recoid editorially state;: "Among those v.! o are candidates for the Senate in tlio P in.ary Campaign, The Reco1 , believes that in the person of George Warren, of Hamptor* County, trie Stat.- of South Carfolina will have as a representative in the United States Senate a man who has tlv"4 courage oc r.is conviction* who will ?*esist 4.lie dangerous tendency of centralizing encroachments, who will, even in the face of lobbies an<l cut-side influences oi every soiv, hold once ag?dn aloft the stan iar 1 of States Rights which the w?aklings and partisans of C ongiess have' permitted to be trailed i?i the dust. Young, aggressive, indep ndent, of clcan and honorable record caoahle and ambitious ol diligent eflorts t. attain the larger growtn which Iho resnons'hlo a*vl honorable ol ice of Senator would open ' o him we commend him to the careful scrutiny of the voters cf Sou li Carolina." Anderson Daily Mai! Ed for.'a'lv states: "George Warren i.c: going t> bo very much in the- running f r United Stales Senate. Mis -'oct'in of State's Rights is proving very popular." Aiken Standard ec'itoria' y says: "George Warren of Hampton has been gi wing in popu'ar favo since his entiy into the race l'cr United | States Senator." Easely Frogrc s EJitsrially says: I "One of the candidate-*. (George 1 Warren) is ca'ling attenti ?n to one i of the most vital issues that c .nfronts tl'.e American peop'e t day. It is tli issue of S: :'o; Rights against a centra!?:'.e:i i'edev d l ov'(rr.ment Wc say the cen tralization of government ha * g 'nc far enouiih. L< t us p it a top t: it by p uceful u e of our ballots." Aileiula'o Citizen e.iitoriaily states: "A truer Democrat nr,ver livec than Ge< rge Wa:i\n a t^uer Southerner never V'ethed tue air o . South Carolina than he. Th< shade? - of Calhoun an'! Hayre an I tlvst o'lvr Caroliiiian'< wh thrill , ed the world in their fight for indi vidual and State Rights; '.re rejoie > iirc that this State ha- h rough forth a n.an of the carb ? of W r > ren. Hi nla form i>- 1'i e! un liml t inglv on the principles that ou ? Confederate fathers fourht for, a < "! true, unmodified democracy i? tlv i ? *" ? i WARUKN SHO After hearing Senat >ria1 Candida week, we feel that we voie the field county voters when we say ' .! promoted to this important post. I {people, proving him ca ilv capable n i self, and e.uite able to handle t^e \ ] waiting f( r him in the Upper 11 'i n | and gifUd. and enlirelv worthy of 1 I iill nin* nr tnln. W<> h< 1 iov"> South f 81st in-t as we feel Ed?r'*iclcl con significant majority for fioorpo > o Graduate of Clemson ( Member House of Repr Elected and Resigned Endorsed for United State Conventions of Allendfi Counties i h % '' A MV 0 !M C V "i V \ rl cM H J it on t THE HORRY Fremiti. CON W; :n for I states senate mm *ines of Calhoun, is opposed ' i of power in the federal govix reform and governmental a traitor anyone who does iterest of farmers and labor) i kvword of his campaign. "George Warren is well known ii. this section. Ilo is a native of Hani] ton County and has counties.' friends in Allendale and adjoining | counties. He lias shown by Irs <o i duct in the part that he wou d n . aspire to a p >sition that he felt hi'self in any way unfitted to fill. His mends know that Warren wi 1 make as good Senator as this Sait has ever produced." WARREN RUNNING STRONG | Columbia: j "An enthusiastic reception \va~ given George Warren . . . Mr. Warren was greeted with a sharp burst of applause when introduced. . . . . Approximately one-half the audience left at the conclusion o Mr. Warren's speech."?The .State. Greenville:.... "George Wairen seemed to carr* eff most of the honors of the occasion. His hearers giving him their closest attention and fveouently applauding hi-, utterances.'' News report to the Columbia Rocor.l of meeting at Greenville. Aiken.? t "George Warrm of Hamnto^ was well received and got most of the app'auso." News report to The Co'urnbia State of meeting at Ai; ken. Lexington. <;AM tlv candidates were wo'l rcc ived ard if applau ;e can hn taken as a criterion, Warren, Pollock, i Smith and Irbv will run in the order named in Lexington County." T o Lexington Dispatch-News. Iklgcficld: I "IVrhaps the greatest ovation be! ing given to Mersrs. Warren and bollock." The Edgefield Chronicle. , I?arnr.'e!l:? "George Warren of H.'imptm, led eff and rect ived a rousing welcome, ? being clearly ; favoiite of a majority of those pe en*." News roc or in Tho News and Couvier. i Haripton:? ?\rv .r0 V/fii' Ti was a* hh homo odav a^.'l received an ova!ion by < !>i hom< foil's when ho arc e to I }' p?nk. At * ho cor.Hi'si< n of l is1 p< cch hn w.Ms vigorously applauded - and pi't-scntcd with a han '.some ! a 1 t of flowers.". The News and I Cou/ior. - Clu.'sU rr'add:? i "Mr. Wa iron made tlio host spooch of the entire week and I ma'Io a profound impression on hi; v hearers."?The Slato. CM) BE ELECTED t' S in Edjyc field on Thursday of last S' ntin ont of the majority of Edjreh at Hop. George Wo. ron should ho [ is spocch was a revelation t1 ou o f takinp most excellent care <>;' him n ost astute speaker thai rniuht bo :so in Washington. Warren is cloa^ the confidence and full support of (' arolina is tfointf to vote on Aup^fst m ty will vote?bv ca'tinjr a decidcdly K arren. Minefield Chronicle. 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