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mm . .T777T. Notices ?--<5 Summons for Relief(COMPLAINT NOT SF.KVEO) . % STATE OF SOU TH CAROLINA, V OOUKTY OP W11.LIAMSBURG. In O'urtof Comm?'n Fleas, Chas A Smith, Plaintiff, gainst J Cleave MeElveen. Defendant. To the Defendant J Cleave MeElveen Yon are hereby summoned and required to answer the complaint in 'hiAction which has '*een tiled in the of the( lerk of Court of Common iTeatVud Gen> ral Sessions for the county ol ffil:iaii'&:'uru in the Stat'* of South Jhirolinn a d to serve a copy of you? \nswer to 'aid complaint < n the >uhcriiier. at his oflhc at Lake City. S C Vithin twenty (2o) da.\s alter the ervice hereof; exdu-ive' of the day ol nch service; and if \o" fail tc answei complaint within the timt aiorc* aid, the plaintiff in this.ic'ion will ap?y to the Court for the relief tienr.mli in the complaint. | v. L Bass. ? Plaintiff's Attorney. g>ated this January ?0. 1911. 2lhe Defendant. J t lei*e MeE'veen: S'ace Notice?That the complaint gjhii action together with the sumJjtos of w hich the foregoing is a copy, 12 filed in the otliije i f the Clepkof Court of common Pleas and Gener. Seesio?;, at Kingstree, S C. in the , tuty of Williamsburg and Sta<e of , aUi Carolina,on the third day of FebLit I fry, 1911. W L Bass, B Plaintiffs Attorney. A ji Jted February 3, 1911. 2-2-71 ^^Bummons for Relief. h (complaint served). H^kstate OF SOUTH CAROLINA. m county of w ii.uamsburo, BjS Court of Common Picas. Vb Rhodus, a- E - ecutor of the lasl I Ir:!! and testament of W T Rhodus HHHdeoe .sed. Plaintiff, HH against HB^Vxtonia Gamble .lame- Gamble, Aar -n V ?ambie Mack.Jo n Mai ;k,Maty Mack Alex Ma- k. Madison Mack, Lilly Cir delight..Etta Livers. Mand Kavene), Beatrice Conyers, .lennmg> Rivers, and Je nie Mack, Samu-l Mack and Wnk.v Rivers.infants ?>vei theageol f?oirt<en years.Mid Lottie Ri\e<s. an intant uintei" the age of louiteer year-, DeL ndant-. To the absent Defendants James 'Jumble, Eita Ri>> rs and Alauda Ravene! You are hereby sutnmnned and required to answer the complaint inthiaction, of which a copy is herewith served unon you, and to serve a copy oi your answer to tiie said complaint on the " subscriber- at their office in Kingstree ? SC. within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of suvi service; and if >ou fail to answer th? complaint within the time afore-aid, the plaintiff iu thi- action will apply U . the Court for the relief demanded ir ) the com plaint, i Dated Kinu>tjee. S C. Febiuary Q, A D 1911. Lee ? Fishburke, Plaintiff's Attorney Te the absent Defendants,above named * Pussa Taxb Notice. Th it the origsummons and complaint in the * above-entitled action was tiled in th< etttee of the Clerk of the Court of Com mow Pics in and for the county of Wil ttamsbarg, State of South Carolina, at Kingscree, S C, on the 3rd day of Feb rnary, 1911. Ln& Fishbukne, f-O-bt Plaintiff's Attorneys. Notice to Creditors. STATE OF SOOTH CAROLINA, COUNTT OF WILLIAMSBURG, Court of < ommon Pleas. Marie D Harrelson, in her own righ and as Administratrix of the estate oJ Maud M Blakeley,deceased,intestate, ^ HaintifF. against E G Dunlop, W J Dunlop, D J Dunlop, J L Blakeley, E L Lloyd, B 0 Bourne dnd the Georgetown Grocery Company, corporation duly organised under the laws of the State of South Carolina, defendants. Pursuant to a>i order made in this caase by his Honor,Judge J W Devore Arcuit Judge, dsted February 20, 1911, wptace is hereby given to all creeiitors o1 lite estate of J E Dunlop, late of Wil tonsburg county,deceased,intestate, t< pveeent and prove their claims before ?e within thirty (30) days from the into or this notce. And all creation %Sing to do so will be forever debarre< *Vt excluded of And from all benefit un <er anj order or decree to be made it Ik cause. H 0 Button, Clerk of Court, F?Wiy 20, 1911. 2-23-4t Notice to Trustees. The State Teachers' association meet at Columbia on Thursday and Friday March 23 and 24. Realizing the benetii a teacher gets from attendance on then meetings, the State board of educatioi and our county board of education rec ommend that the days above named be given as holidays to such teachers a: will attend the Association. I would b< glad to see a good representation o] beth teachers and trustees at Cjlum bia. J 0 McCui lough. 4-2-Jt Supt Education Administrator's Notice IkU persons having claims agains' .i-r-... i i tt.; 11 UC C81B1X Ul X 0 v.iiauaiu,utvcoocu,nii pfesent the same, duly attested, to th< ndersigned. and all persons indebte< t? the said estai.e . '' raitfe payment t< A :v Chakdi.er, g. Administrator, 3-2-41 Gourdias, S C * - Final DischargeXotice is hereby giitn that on th< Ih day of April, A D 1911, at 1 'clock in the forenoon. I will apply t< F M Brwkinton, Judge of Probata ol Williamsburg county, for a Final Di3 harge as Guardian of the person o wad estate of Caswell G Roper. L B Rophk, 3-t-4t Guardian I" 'V1''' , ' / ' !v-' Final Discharge. > Notice Is hereby gi ven that on the 20th day of March, A D1911, I will apply t?? j *; P M Brockinton. Judge of Probate for Williamsburg county, tor a Final Dis! charge as Guardian i f Lois McClary j | and Marion McClury. M :;sSE Davis, \ 2-16-it Guardian, j Final Dischargei Notice is hereby given that on the ; 20th day of March, 1911. I will apply to P M Brockinton, Judge of Probate fot : Williamsburg county, for a Final Dis.' charge as Administratrix of the estate of ; | Hector Mouzon. Luella Frasier, | 2-23-4t Administratrix. ! Final Discharge. I Notice is hereby given thaton the 27t h day of March, A D191 l,at 11 o'clock in j \ | the forenoon, 1 will apply to P M Bro k: inton. Judge of Probate of Williams-1 . j borg couot\, for a Final Discharge as .Guardian ot Michael Clary and Janie ,i Vt nnel Clary. . i j1rs juaxjta 1> tukt, i :j 'j-It Guarding. Estate Sale * : Of Most Valuable Lands At and N-ar ;J Scran ton, S ? , belonging to tin* Estate of ttie Late isaac V Bard in. by triest and israel, auctioneers. public notice is hereby given that ' the ollowing described tract- of land uill be sold in separate parcels at or near the depot-station of the Atlantic Coast Line Kail road Company in . the town of Scranton, s< ,at 11 o'clock 1 in the forenoou on Friday, 24th day of March, 1911, that is to say: (l) All that piece, parcel or tract of situate, lying and being in Williamsburg county iu the State of South Carolina, measuring aud containing ! Fourteen Hundred and Sixty (1400) acres as shown on a plat of the same made by Peter G Gourdin, Surveyor, November, 19:0. butting and boundi g North on lands of .1 C Lynch. W m ' McClam,estate ot (j Jourdan; East on lands ot W T Ward es-ate of C .Journau, T M; ers. W M DA G m> Gee, J 1 C Lynch, estate of Pr oton Miles, es ' tale of Miamie toward and M Knight; to the Sout ii on land- of R H < ?raham. j S.I Kirby and Matthews: and t" the J : W?-st on Lands of - M Matthews. S J i L Kirby and Matthews, as by reference) to s "id plat will more fullv appear. I 1 This tract is composed ot thr.e 1 tracts: (u) a tract supposed to contun 127J acres conveyed by Reuben J Jonlan to 1 V Bat din by deed dated 12 h February, 1874. and recorded in KM oilice. Williamsburg count v, in ' Book N.page 741; (b) a tract suppos <1 ' to contain 2'W acres conveyed by J A H Evans and W D Mc A lister by deed dated 12:h January, 18P5. and recorded in r m C oilice, Williamsburg county. I in Bo >k Q,page 4i>4; (r) A tract sup" I posed to contain 110 acre* convened by [ Jushua L?e t<? I V Hardin by ?leed dati'd 9th September. 1?7H. and record ' ei in R M C office, Williamsburg ' cowry. in BookO, page 279. ' (2) Twenty-four acres in the town of Scran ton, Williamsburg county, South Carolina, as shuwn on a plat of the 6ame made by Peter G Gourdin, Surveyor, dated December, 19l0, and ; composed of seven parcels, as follows; (a) A tract marked 97202 on said | plat, butting and bounding North on ; lands of Singletary; East on Church 5 street. South <>n Lee street; and West on the depot lot and right of way of ' the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. (b) A tract marked 103600 on said plat, butting and bounding North on lands of Lee; Southeast on a street or ' road separating it irom lands of Braveboy; South on Lee street; and West on Church street. (? ) A tract marked 87285 on said plat, butting and bounding North on lands of Braveboy; East on lands of Ha^elden; South on l.ee street, and West on lands of Church. (d) A tract marked 140160 on said f plat, butting and bounding Nortn on - Lee street; Ea-t on < hureh street; South on lands of Graham; and West on the right of way of the Atlantic 1 Coast Line Railroad. i (e) A tract marked 414420 on said > plat, butting and bounding North on Lee street; Kast on land of Wright; - South on lands or Graham,ana w est on Church >tre*-t. 5 (f) A tract marked 106904 on said ? plat, butting and bounding North on > lands of Graham; East on Church f street; South on lands of Graham; and " Weston the right of way of the Atlan> tic Coast Line Railroad. ^ (g; A tract marked 99365 on said 1 plat, butting and bounding North on | lands of ; East on the right of way 1 of the Atlantic Co.nt Line Railroad; " South on lands of Lynch; and West on 1 a street not named on said plat. As by reference to said plat by Peter G Gour din fill more fully appear. Terms?Cash; or one-half cash, bal ance payable in one year from the day of 8ale, with interest thereon at the rate of 1% per annum, payable semi5 annually upon the whole, or upon so much and such parts thereof as shall t from time to time remain unpaid, until > the whole thereof, both principal and ! inu-rest, be fully paid, secured by the . bond of the purchaser and the mort5 gage ol the premises. Buildings, if j any, to be insured and policies assign? ed. Pur-baser to pay $25.00 for papers f for each tract of land sold and all State, county, city, town or special taxes payable in 1911. Piats ot the said lands may be seen on . application to Messrs Mordecai & Gadsden, Rutledge & Hagood, Attor\ neys at Law, 47 Broad street, Charles9 ? ^ inm P. lOII. O U; mr>srs TVIUUUA <X ? uavA, t Attorneys at Law, Flceuce, S C; or 1 LoRoy Lee, Attorney at Law, Kingsj tree,S C. 3-?-3t NoticeI will be at "Simm's Reach" on Black river the 25th of March at. 11 a. m. to let contract to the lowest responsible bidder for repair* to bridge. I reserve the legal right to reject any ? and all bids. Jno M Eaddy, [ 3-tt-3t Road Engineer. ) r When you .have rheumatism in - your foot or instep apply Chamberlain's Liniment and you will get quick relief. It costs but a quarter. . Why suffer? For sale by all dealers. v.. \ j i You are cordially invited t< ^ display for your approval a carefi Pattern Hats | r Sstate Sale Of M ilunble Land* At and Near La ;S C\Be!ongin:r to th<- E>! ti La e Isaac V Bardin. By & Israel. Auctioneers. Publ v'otice is hereby given that the fol o..^,' described tracts of land will be so 1 in separate parcels ator near the d'pot stati n of th?- Atlantic C"asl Line Railroad < 'otnpany in the town of Lake City, S C, at 11 o'clock in the foreno"n on Thtirsdav, 23;\l day <fl March, 1911; that, is to say: (1) All that piece, parcel or tract of Ian t >ituare, lying and being in the county of Williamsburg, in Lh?- State of South Carolina, measuring and containing tivehuudred and Mnety-twoand six-tenth (592.0) .teres as shown on a plat of the >ame made by Peter (5 Gour(Iin,Surveyor. November. 1910. butting and bounding to the North on lands of C M Kelley and ol'Singlerar) and o' Sam Godwin; to the Kast on lauds or Dr T R Hinnant. Mrs Marv Baker, Lazette McFadden, B Wallace Jones and Mrs .1 E Williamson; to the South on landof S Fnlmore Constinc; to the Southwest on the Run of Lung Branch and to the West on the public road from Lake City to Kingstne and lands of C M Kelley and II W Stewart. As by ref erence to said ;da: will more fuiiy notH'ar. The a!ov being the tract of land conveyed to 1 V Hardin by Nelson My-' ers(iraham..'r by de d dated 31sl Jaa ary, 1*79, and record-din K M Cortice. Wiili irr.-burg county, in Book O, page 70,as 449 acres, more or 1 ss; to which h;:ve been added a'ractof 12 l-sacres, conveyed by i' B Hinnant to M W Bardin by dee i bated H>th October, 1907. and recorded in K JI C oilic,,#for WUli <m>iiurg county i . Moos A 3. page ! 4.)li; and a t ra- t of 10 acre-, more or, less conves< d by Laz-'tte McFadden i. t >M w iiardin by deed dated 3th 0>*-'! t dier, 1902,and iccorded in RMCotlice. 1 Williamsburg countv.in Book CO. page; 135; and from whi.h have been taken three small tracts, to wit: a tract of 121 acres convey.*d to I. MHinnanrbyMj >v Hardin, zara U toner. is^i, recora-u i in Hook X, page 29; a tract of IS acie' onvexed t?? Laz>-tte McFndden by M W Hardin. 11th October, 1902. recorded , in Book CO, page 184; and a tract of 24% acres nm\t? T B Hinnant by ( M >V Hardin, October, 1997, and recorded in Booi^A-3, page 455. (2) All that piece, parcel or tract of land situate, lying and Being in Williamsburg cuo. ty,in the btate of South Carolina measuring and containing one hundred and forty-six and threetenth (146.3) acres as shown on a plat of the same made by Peter G Gourdin, Surveyor, November, 1910. Butting and bounding to the North on land^of P D iSnowden, to the Northeast on lauds of Payro Snowden. to the Southeast ??n lands formerly of the estate of W W Rogers, to the Southwest on lands formerly ot the estate of WW Rogers and D M Ervin, and to the Northwest on lands of D M Ervin, as by reference to said plat will more fully appear. The above being a tract *ui posed t4 contain 175 acres conveyed, inter alia, byRD Ruljina to I V Bardm and J H Murdoch as Bardin & Murdoch, by deed dated 18th Dec-mber, 1888. and recorded in R M C office for Williams- 1 burg county in Book S, page 429. (3) All that piece, parcel or tract of ' land situate, lying and being in Will 1 Iiamsourg CUlUUy.LU luc oiam uI ouuvu , Carolina,measuring and containing one ' hundred and fifty-three and eighttenth (153.8) acres, as shown on a plat of the same made by Peter G Gourdin, Surveyor, November, 1910. Butting and bounding to the Northwest on land formerly of estate of W W Rogers; t<> the. Northeast on lands of Frank E ( Tavlor; to the South on lands of Frank E Taylor.and to the Southwest on lands of Mrs MA Wils<-n. As by reference to said plat will more fully appear. The above being a tract conveyed for ninety-one acn^s by R D Rollins to I V BarainandJ H Murdoch as Bardin & Murdoch by deed dated l*th December, 1888, and recorded in R M C office, Williamsburg county, in Book S, page 429. 1 (4) All that lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being on the South side of Main street, in the town of Lake City, Williamsburg count*-, South Carolina,measuring and containing in front o.? Main street aforesaid forty (40) feet by ninety (90) feet in depth, be the said dimensions more or less. Butting and hounding North on Main street aforesaid; East on land of Epps & Epps; South on landofStnr geon, and West on Jand or w a j Moore. As is more fuly shown on a plat of the same made by Peter G ' Gonrdin, Surveyor, in 1910. This lot is composed of ti e lot conveyed by Ricbard D Rollins to I V Bardin and J H Murdoch its Bardin & Murdoch by deed dated 17th June.1886, recorded in R M C office. Williamsburg county,in Book R.page 152; and a strip conveyed by W A J Moore to M W Bardin by deed dated 18th February, I907.and recorded in KM C office, Williamsburg county, in Book A-3, page 264. There is also an agree nent between Mrs Bardin and Moore affecting the party wall which is recorded iu Book II, page 689. TERMS-Cash; or one-half cash, balance payable in one year from the day of sale, with interest thereon at the rate of 1% per annum, payable semi-annually upon the whole, or upon so much anu such parts thereof as shall from time to time remain unpaid, until the whole thereof, bmh principal aud interest, be fully paid,sccured by the bond of the purchaser and the mortgage of the premises. Buildings, if any, to be insured and policie- assigned. Purchaser to pay $25.00 for papers for each tract of land sold and all State, county, Spring' Open Gale 0 ) be present at our Spring Opening t illy selected and classy line of ?, Flowers, Untrimm Yours for prompt; citv. town or special tuxe^ payable in is?f 1. Plats of the-aid lands may lie sfen on appli ation toMes-.s Mord eai?V <?udsden.Rut le tg<? & Jingo d. Attorn y? at Law. 47 it road street. ' harli'st<>ti, S C: Messrs \Vill :<>x & W:ll< ox. Attorneys tit Law. Florence. St.'; or Mr L-'Roy Lee. Attorney at Law, K ngstrce, S C. Estate Sale Of .Most Valuable Lands in Florence Comity,South Carolina, Belong ing to the Estate or tne I.ate Isaac V Hardin, By Triest & Israel. Auctioneers. Public Notice is hereby given that the following described tract of land will he sold in fro .t of the court house in the city of Florence, S C. at 11 o'clock in the forenoon on Mondav.the 27th day of March. 1911; that is to say: All that plantation or tract of land situate, lying and bring in Florence county in the State of South Cirolma, known as ' Frieiidfield " containing fiv- hundred and sixty (56>) acres, more or lege-, and bounded on the North by lands now or late of George M Brown and W 1' Brown; on the East by lands now or late.of J >> Hnalea and Mrs Aurllla T Winn; on the South by Lyi.cli's river and land now or late of Husbands and on the W< st bv lands now or la.e of the estate of Timmons. The said tract within said boundaries tving sep irate 1 by a tract of 300acres running 'hrough the centre of same widen belongs, now or lately, ;o the < state of J B Lewellen. According to plat of Adam- & Ervin, surveyors, dated February, 1909.and subject to the rights of the lJarg ?n Lumber Company or their assigns. Terms?Cash: or one-half ce-h. balance pa v able in one year Loin t'e day of sale wiili inteie-r Uiereon a* the rate of per annum.payable semi-annually upon the whole.or upon so much and such pans thereof as -hall fioni time to time remain u ipaiil. until the whole thereof, both principal and i tetcst. be fully paid, secured by the In.ud of the purchaser and the mortgage of the premises. Buildings, if any. to be insured and policies assigned. Purchaser to pay $25.00 for papers for each t act of land sold and all Staie, county, city, town or special taxes payable in 1911. Plats of the said lands may be seen upon application to Messrs Mordecai & Gad-den. Rntledge & Hagood. Attorneys at Law, 47 Broad street, Charleston. S Messrs Willcox & Willcox, Attorneys at Law, Florence, SC;or Messrs Mullins A Hughes. Marion,SC. 3-9-31 Registration Notice. The office of the Supervisor of Reft istration will be open on the 1st Monday in each month for the purpose of registering any person who is qualified a* follows: Who shall have been a resident ot the State for two years, and of the county one year, and of the polling precinct in which the elector offers to vote four months before the day of election, and shall have paid, six months before, any poll tax then due and payable, and who can both read and write any section of the constitution of 1896 submitted to him by the Supervisors of Registration, or wbc san show that he owns, and has paid all taxes collectable on during tbt present year, property in this State assessed at three hundred dollars or more. J. Y. McGILL, Clerk of Board. ! Announcement! Hudson & Baker are now open for business at Thomas & Brad ham's format* cfanH oneI recnertfuL AllVA JVUI1U UllW a V47|/VW??M> ly solicit a share of patronage. Will have always on hand a nice bunch of Horses and Mules, also Buggies, Wagons and Harness of standard quality at living prices. Will feed and stable your horse or rent you a team reasonably. Give us a call. Yours for business, H X* Rolrar ' 1 1UUOUI1 V%. L/U1W1 ) Livery, Feed and Sale Stables, Kingstree, S C. ll-17-3m j It is now against the law to send a weekly paper to a subscriber longer than one year on credit. We don't intend to violate the law to please anyone; so don't be surprised if your paper stops coming when you don't pay. tf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Cores Colds. Croup and Wkooping Caagk. ling' Millinery *a ^vl | | D. Gale 1 j o be held on Thursday and Fridav, March 30th, and 31st, when we will ? t +> ed Hats and Millinery Novelties. | and efficient service, ETIWAN FERTILIZERS GROW PRIZE CORN CROPS First Prize For Best Acre of Corn in South II :n tofio II Ivai vima in i^w^? First Prize For Best Acre of Corn in George- II ? town County, S. C., in 1909. q. First Prize For Best Acre of Corn in Georgetown County, S. C., in 1910. First Prize For Largest Ear of Corn in Georgei town County, S. C., in 1910. I i} 'S1,000 Bushels on Ten Acres in Williams" burg County, S. C., in 1910. i !,: | Use Etiwan Fertilizers for I ! j ETIWAN FERTILIZER CO., I H Charleston, S. C. H lao=aoo Q0E=30ci .? mmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmnmmm mm | New Year Resolution ? ?? Buy your Groceries where you get the most 3 sE for your money. In other words buy from 2 1 MILHOUS & JENNINGS I ? Fancy Groceries, all kinds of Choice Canned Goods, 3 ? Fruits?Fresh and Evaporated, ?National Bis- 3 ? cuit Co's Products, Heinz' "57 varieties", 3 ? SchlesengeFs Delicious Confectionery, ^ 3 ? Choice Beef, Pork and Mutton, " 3 ? Cigars, Etc. 1* ? Everything to be found in a high-class delicatessen 3 ? store is offered you at 3 E Milhous & Jennings 3 , ? Phone 93 Kings tree, S. C. 3 ! mm mmmmmmimmimmi tuuirc 1 The Spring Term of the KINGSTREE GRADED AND HIGH SCHOOL , , V A will begin January 5, 1911 All departments are now in Good Working Order. V . . Parents who intend entering their children in the school will please do so during the first week of the spring term. Patrons and friends of the School are cordially invited to visit the school at an/ ame. Any further Linnratjon may be had by applying to J. W. Swittenberg, E. C. Epps, Superintend 2iit Clerk Board of Trustees. '. ;; Kingstrec, S. C. ' . . .,- lit :tZjt;k, is'-tv-'-iv