The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 16, 1920, Image 4

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mmr 4 hi iiiortn liift&UL CONWAY, S. 0. fettered at the Post Office at Conway * ?h second class mail matter. H. H. WOODWAilD I Published Every Thursday Morning by Conway Publishing Co. CHANGE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One Copy, One Year $2.00 One Copy, Six Months,.... 1.00 One Copy, Three Months. . .60 Payable in Ad>ance * 21. Make all Checks or Drafts payable to Tue Horry Herald, or li. Ai. W ootivmrd. Conway, S. C. THURSDAY, DEO. 16, 1920. Horry county and Conway will come to the front. Already they are approaching that place. o Those who went in debt when money was inflated will learn their mistake when they try to pay in normal times. o A pood road is one of the best investments that can be made. What everybody uses is something to be desired. It pays to put tax money into pood roads and bridges. o Paving is an important thing to bo attended to on the principal streets of Conway. It is also important to take the railroad tracks out first, it is possible to do that. If it is ever going to lie done, we should be about the job. o Those who have thought they could ! Jl. . ? O A A 1 I raise me price ot couon oy uy warning and stopping gins from running, should see by this time that this is not the proper method. The burning of all the gins in the world would not have the least thing to do with the price of cotton. o A man can afford to buy a tract of land or a business lot when the price of land is unduly high, provided he can see a clear way of paying for it. If he can pay only a part and must give a mortgage for the balance, he will find it impossible to Tiold his land and it will be sacrificed when his mortgagee wants the money. There is no way to tell what a piece of land is worth to a man who Js able to hold it and improve it. TIMES NOT BAD. The man who is found going about doing nothing but crying hard times is one who is doing himself, his neighbor and the country in which he lives an injustice. In the first place he- ,is wrong when he says that we are having hard times. The truth is, this country at the present times is as well off as it ever has been in all respects whatsoever, and in many respects it is better off than it has been of times in the past. One reason given for saying that times are hard is because cotton has been reduced in price from around forty cents down to between ten and twenty cents, running over the period of the last several weeks, and still steadily declining. It seems to he forgotten that once in our history we had to take as low as five cents per pound for lint cotton. How is five cents compared to fifteen and even ten cents? When cotton was selling at ten cents some yc .v - ago, when the "buy-a-bale" movement was organized, there was not such a cry of hard times, as far as we can remember. The price of cotton soon advanced, but certainly not as high as it is even now, and everybody thought they had a square deal. But some one says that cotton costs more than the present price to produce it. Well, perhaps it does in rare cases where the farmer hires all his work done, but where a farmer was able this year to do this, you will find a man who has sufficient capital to hold the crop until the price goes up to 21 figure that will make him a profit, While the farmer raises his cotton with his own labor, as many of them have to do every year, then he certainly has no more invested in the cotton than he had when cotton wa.1 five cents a pound. Holding cotton may be hard or some. In some cases it may be almost impossible to hold it on account of having to have the monej to pay the other man, who has made advances in producing. In the greal majority of cases, we believe thai farmers have been able to get th< promise of aid in the way of time t( meet their obligations, and they an consequently holding the crop off th< market. While they are waiting should they, in company with others raise a cry of calamity that will (lis courage other people? There is n< sense in doing so. o There are some places where ba< whiskey is now being made and sol( to those who are wanting to buy, am the authorities will have to hav more help than they now have if the are to put a stop to this conditior Th is matter is becoming very scriou in many places in South Caroliiu as well as in the whole South. * o There has been much recent acti\ Hy in the matter of registration < ' voters, both men pnd women, in tl* territory v/hich will be included in th new county, if the petitioners ai Kiiecossful in their efforts to have established. Those who live in an near Loris appear to be anxious I carvv t.lio olectio". when if isor ^eve favor cf the new county, ANOTHER MACK WILL BE ADDED The Herald management has purchased a modern sterotyping plant for use in connection with the newspaper. This new machine is a late invention and is not so large and unyicldy as the outfits found in the offices of daily appers. It will enable ilie Herald to reproduce typehigh cuts from mats furnished by the different advertising1 agencies, aiso the mat service which Is issued by the department of agriculture. By means of this new machine the foreign advertisers in the Herald will not have to furnish cuts for their ads already mounted on wooden or metal bases, but can send the mats which are made of pulp at an expense of a few cents for postage and the)1 the typehigh cuts will be produced at the Herald's plant. o Again the complaint is heard from people on the road that there are in sufficient means here for feeding the public. About the first of January a new restaurant will be in busines ; :it the dining room of the Grace Hotel. Iielp the enterprise along and prevent the continuance of the complaint that we now often hear. Read the Christmas ads appearing in this paper and call on the merchants who advertise for your trade. They are the ones who .ire most like ly to have the things you are looking for. o NOTICE OF SALE. By virtue of a Decree in Partition and Sale made in the case of J. L. Mishoe, et, al., plaintiffs, vs. Mr.ry E. Mishoe, et al., defendants, by His Honor S. W.'G. Shipp. Circuit Judge of the Twelfth Circuit, and dated December 14th, 1020, notice is hereby given that I, W. L. Bryan, Clerk of Court as Special Master, will offer for sale, before the courthouse door of Conway, Horry County, S. C., within the legal hours of sale on Monday, January 3rd, 1921, that being the legal sales day in said month, the following described property, towit: Tract No. 1.?That certain Diocc. parcel or tract of land situated in the county and state aforesaid, lying and being in Bayboro Township and on the cast side of the Plavcard road. containing eighteen and 07-100 (18.07) acres, reference being had to a map of same, made by H. C. Cannon, Surveyor, February 1, 1010; bounded on the north by lands of Burroughs & Collins; on the east by tract No. 2, hereinafter described; south by lands of H. J. and J. T. Graham, jand on the west by Playcard road, being the identical tract conveyed to the late H. W. Mishoe to Burroughs & Collins Co. by deed dated March 1G. 1012. Tract No. 2.?That certain piece, parcel or tract of land situated in the county and state aforesaid and in Bayboro Township, near old Bayboro, containing fifty-five and 50-100 (55.56) acres; bounded on the northeast by Tract No. 3, hereinafter described; on the south by the Graham lands; on the west by Tract No. 1, hereinafter described, and northwest by lands of Burroughs & Collins C.., this being the identical tract of land conveyed to the late H. W. Mishoe by J. N. Dorsey. Tract No. ?That certain niece, parcel or tract of land situate in Bayboro Tmvnship and county and state aforesaid, and containing fifty-four (54) acres, more or less, known as the Cartrett tract, and al-o two (2> acrcs, more or less, known as a part of th'? IJabon tract: bounded i !'ows: On the north by lands of W. H. King; ea t by lands of Polly Cartv"tt; jouth hv lard? of Pollv Ca t rett and I. C. King, and west by lands nf .1 T A I!r>n imrl II W \TishnO. l.P ling the land conveyed to the kite i! ; VV. Mishoe by W. H. King by his deed dated April 15th, 1912. Tract No. !.?That certain pioco. , narcel or tract of J,and situate in Bayi boro Township, county vv.'\ si; , aforesaid, and lyiiv'' on the west side ; of Playcard public road and containing forty-seven (47) acres, more or I less; bounded on the north by lands i of J. W. Gerrald; east by the said , Playcard road; south by lands of Burroughs & Collins Co. and west by i lands of Mary Uabon; this being the tract of land conveyed to the 'ato ii ( W. Mi-hoe !>v Dr. Phinns, bv hi* i dated October lf>th, 1012, recorded in Rook D-4 at page 11. i Tract No. 5.?That certa?^ narcel or tract situate in Bay boro Township, county and state aforesaid, ' on the west side of White Oak } Swamp and containing ono hurv'w t (100) acres, more or less; bounded on t the north by other lands of H. W. ' Mishoe; cast by W. 10, Skipper, v. G ) Stevens and G. L. Stevens; south by - E. G. Tyler, and west by JO. G. T* 5 lor and (!. C. Harris, being the identi. cal property conveyed to the late If. > W. Mishoe by Annie J. Skipper I)'. - her deed dated November 11th, 1!)0!-' recorded in Book FKE. page Tract No. 6. ? That certain tract situate in Bavboro Township, count i and state aforesaid, rnd on 1.10 v\< i side of White Oak Swamp, contain'1 inp: two hundred and twenty (220 e acres, more or less, the same beinj. y comprised of throe parcels; onr?, fo one hundred (100) acres more or less s two, one hundred (100) acres. moi\ i. or less, and three, one hundred acre: ( 100) more or less; excepting, how ever, out of No. 2 herein 60 acr? r- owned by G. C. Harris; this licin^ th< >f identical property conveyed to th< r late H. W. Mi shoe by Henry Harris o by his deed dated November 20tli e 1007, recorded in Book 1)1)1), pag< it 131. id Tract No. 7.?That certain piecc ,o parcel qv tract of land, situate, lyinj rt. and beinp: in Bayboro Township J county and state aforesaid, contain 7 "'V>' THE HORRY HERALD, OOHW ing fifty (50) acres, more or less, and J[ lying on Spring Branch and Bay Gul ley Canal, and being the identical I property conveyed to the late H. W. I Mishoe by W. H. Cartrett by deed I dated Fbruary 7th, 1916, recorded in I Book H-4, at page 217, reference be- f ing had to sec deed for more com- I plete description hertof. g Tract No. 8.?That certain tract of S land situate in Bayboro Township, g county and state aforesaid, and con- V taining one hundred (100) acres, more or loss, binding on the Atlantic Coast Lino R. R. and being known as a portion of the estate lands of Henry N. Anderson, and known and designated as the "Home Place" of the late H. W. Mishoe, and being tho identical property conveyed to him by Helen King by her deed dated January 29th, 1891, recorded in Book FF, at page 223. Tract No. 9.?That certain tract of d land situate in Bayboro Township, S county and state aforesaid, at Bay- j> boro Station on the Cost Line I?. II., 8 containing seventeen (17) acres, 1 bounded by lands of BurrotTghs & 3 Collins Co. and T. \V. Mishoe, and is | more fully represented on Plat made I of same by Jas. E. Moore, surveyor, 9 dated November 9th, 1898, and is the | identical property conveyed to the jj iate H. W. Mishoe by Burroughs ? P Collins Co. by deed dated November d 17th recorded in Book GG, at jj page GO. J Tract No. 10.?That certain tract ? ' ' n'l Sc'tp situr.te in Simpson a Creek Township, county and state 0 aforesaid, containing seventy-five ? (75) acres, more or less, bounded on | the north by lands of J. H. Tylor; a I I* I... 1 cant i9y i. u. uvvvciin^ ^viuwi uy t'UliC V Boman; west by th? mn of White j 0:ik Swamp, and is the identical i| property conveyed to the late H. VV. jfl >Iis'ice by G. .L. Tyler by deed of ;jj lato December IStb, 1013, recorded I in Book H-4, at page 223. |i Tract 11. ? That certain tract or IB parcel of land situate in Bayboro ' j Township, countv and state aforesaid, 11 and containing forty (40) acres, more jl or less, lying: on the east side of Hel' K Hole Swamp and on J. II. Alsbrook's jjj line, bounded by A. J. Anderson, ct E al., and is the identical property con- g veved to the late H. W. Mishoe by fi C. T. Todd. Tract No. 12.?That certain tract j of land situate in Bayboro Township, I county and state aforesaid, and on | south side of the public road leading I from Bayboro store to Bayboro Sta- I tion and fronting1 immediately on said I road, containing 12.37 of an acre, and is the identical property conveyed to the late H. W. Mishoe by H. I. King by deed dated February 21, 1010. recorder in Book H-4, at page 219. Tract No. 13.?That certain tract of land situate in Bayboro Township, county and state aforesaid, containing two and one-half (21,&) acres, "ioro or less, adjoining lands of W. H. King, et al., and is the identical property conveyed to the late H. W. Mishoe by A. Bell, by deed dated October 7th. 1011, recorded in Clerk's Of Ti/in I* rt i< Waim'v PAitnt v in Rnnl' T-T-. J I V/ I 1 1VC I 'J I 1 lvi A j v?ii v#t i it vfw*s A* at page 3-16. Tract No. 14.?That certain tract of land in Bayboro Township, county and state aforesaid, containing one and Vt (1V4) acres, more or less, hounded on the north by lands of H. W. Mishoe; east by lands of A. Bell; south by lands of J. T. Allen and west by lands formerly owned by H. H. Woodward, and being the identical property conveyed to the j late H. VV. Mishoe by Robt. Allen, by ' deed dated October 7, 1911, recorded in Book H-4, at page 214. Tract No. 15.?That certain tract of land situate in Bayboro Township, county and state aforesaid, containing seventeen (17) acres, more or i less, on Woodward Bay and adjoin- j ing the Royals and Gause lands and J being the identical property desig- | nated a<s T?*act No. 2 in the deed from ! J. J. Hughes to FI. W. Mishoe, of i date December 9th. 1911, recorded in j Book H-4, page 213. Tract No. K>.?That certain tract! in Bayboro Township, county and state aforesaid, containing one (1), acre, lying in the town o<* Gurley, S. j C., an ' known as the "StiT' lot, ad joining the railroad, and is L'no identical property conveyed to the late H. W. Mishoe by A. R. Prince and T. W. iT\.".tt. by deed dated January 11th, 191(5, recorded in Book H-4, at page 222. Tract No. 17.?That^ certain lot in the Town of Gurley, Hayhoro Township, county and state aforesaid, and on the west side of the A. C. L. It. R.; west of Pee Dee and east of Burroughs street, in the said town, and is known and designated on the plat of the said town as made by W. H. Chadburn, Jr., August, 1887, as Lot Nr. 3, on Block 2, the said lot having a frontage on Pee Dee street of 200 feet and running back 130 feet to Burroughs street, and being one of the lots conveyed to the late H. W.j Mi shoe by W. F. Mi shoe by deed dated January 14, 1914, recorded in Book H-4, page 220. Tract No. IS.?That certain lot in Town of Bayboro, in Bayboro Township, county and state aforesaid, binding Waccamaw street ?and being known and designated on plat of said Town of Bayboro or Gurley, as Lot No. 1, and Block No. 3, being (54 feet by 150 feet, and is the identical lot ' conveyed to II. W. Mishoe by P. D. Allen January 18th, 1900, recorded in Book H-4, page 21 5. Tract No. 19.?That certain tract situate in Simpson Creek Township, r county and state aforesaid, contain* ? A- A.-- A /nnv ... ^? intj twenty-two acrus, less, adjoining lands of S. P. McNair, W. S. Hewett, J. J. Faulk, and is the identical property conveyed to H. W. * Mishoe bv I). It. Rovais September 10, 1900. " ^ Terms of sale: One-half cash, l> balance payable in one and two years, secured by bond and mortgage of the i, premises. Purchaser to pay for all e papers and stamps. W. L. BRYAN, ;, Clerk of Court as Special Master. er i sheuwood & McMillan, >, I Plaintiff ' Attorneys, -i December 14th, 1920. 12jl0|3t \ . AY, S. P., DEO. 16, 1920. W ' i % ^ ,t 0 Don't Disappoint the Children I I Christmas. \\ ^ ^ I Willi US I And All His Toys are In Store [ I II ii! n* i I | tiere Awamng nis Disposal i I Santa Claus wishes to please the children and he has delivered to us a fine 9 8 line of toys to suit them all, and all he wishes done is that they come in and look 9 | them over and leave word or leave a letter, stating what they wish him to bring B | them, and as near as possible for him to do so it will be done. So let your chil- I ' | dren come in and leave a letter with us; we will get in touch with Santa Claus 1 | and do the rest. | of Christmas Presents % * for your wives, husbands friends, sweethearts. We have presents which are useful, pleasing and things which will be appreciated. Give something that will be of use and service and it will be appreciated more. Come here and let us help you to make your selections. I During the Christmas Holidays we are going to run a Pre-Inventory Sale on Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Clothing for Children, Boys, Ladies and Men. If you want to be benefitted and purchase the very best for the least money, visit the Pnnu/av Trarlinnr Pn I yunviuj i lumiig UU1 I I OFn the corner I