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-THE GREEN VIL LE DAILY NEWS- November 16, 1916. SEVEN niursday Morning' 1 1 called to attend the funeral or nil H. DONALDSON BACK WARD WILL LEAVE MILLS INTERESTED AFTER A SAD MISSION irM aunt, Mrs. J. F.

B. Jackson. Thl.1 lady will be remembered by the older citizens as Miss flallle E. Hoke, who moved from this city when married f'ol. J.

F. Jackson. j. I A. H.

Donaldson, has returned from IVirmlngham, where he was FOR 'PEN' TODAY IN CELEBR III 'LATTSBURG WADE WITH The NEW REINFORCED PC SC. GREENWLLE.S.c Many People from the Villages Will Attend Community Thanksgiving mi; ii ii nriii Lav ii rn itu im.m ford street, having a frontago thereon of 100 feet, more or lens, and being the same property as that described In a deed recorded In the R. M. office for Oreenvllle Covnty, 8. In Vol.

"CCC" at page 82. Referenco to name being hereby craved. TRACT NO. 2. All that tract or par-op' of land known as 110 Buck-ner street, having a frontage on Bucknor ttreot of 60 feet, more or less, with a depth of 200 feet, more or less, and being the same land danorlbed In a deed which Is recorded In the R.

M. cilice of Greenville County, 8. In Vol 4, page 448. TRACT NO. 8.

All that tract or panel of land on Buukner street, having a frontage thereon of 4 0 feet, more or lefts, and a depth of 130 tout, uiore or leas, being the same land described In a deed recorded In the It. M. O. oflle aforesaid In Vol "VW" at page 241. TitACT No.

4. All that lot of land known tt number 47S, Birnle street, havlnB a frontage thereon estimated at fc', more or less, and a depth of 200 feet, more or less, beln tho same land described In jl deed which Is recorded In the It. M. C. ofllce GREAT CROWD EXPECTED (INCORPORATED) are situated four tenant houses.

TRACT NO. 11. All that traot or parcel of land near Richland Creek and noar the Intersection of Washington street, contalnanK 0 22-100 acres, more or less, being the siune land described In a deed which Is recorded in the R. M. C.

office for said state and county in Vol. "SB3" at page 430. TRACT NO. 12. All that other lot or parcel of land known as 315 Ware street, being the same lot described In a deed which Is recorded In the R.

M. C. office aforesaid in Vol. at page 630. TRACT NO.

13. Also all thoso lot of land comprising all of Block of the sub-dlvlslon known as Riverside, being lots Nob, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 and 14, as will appear by reference to record of the plat of said Riverside Land Company, and being the same land described In a mortgage executed by W. W. Green on January 3, 1912, recorded in the aforesaid R. M.

C. office In Vol. 412 at page and also described In- a mortgage executed by the said W. W. Greene on February 6, 1912, which is recorded in the aforesaid office of R.

C. In Vol. 15 at page 284 in favor of the mortgagees, Elizabeth H. Smith and Mamie M. Stewart, respectively, Reference to same being hereby oraved.

W. P. CONYERS, DEPARTMENT STORE. In the Ilstrlet Court of tho United Stales. For the Western District of South Carolina.

In the matti if W. It Irvine, lMnkrupt. Pursuant to order of J. J. McSwRln, Iteforeo In Uanltruptey, dated November 15, 1818, nptlce la hereby given that we will Bell at public auction to the hlghust bidder for cash, before tho court house at Greenville, B.

on salesday In December, 1910, Sheriff Intends To Take Two Prisoners to Columbia for Sentences Of the largo number of defendants convicted at the past term of tho court Of general sessions, there re-' mains only two that will be curried to the station penitential, appeals having been noted In all other coses. Sheriff Rector stated last night that he would probably leave today for Columbia to take Charley Ward, who was sentenced to serve five years for the shooting of A. A. Gates, proprietor of the Alexandria hotel, in the hotel lobby last The sheriff will also take Ernest Johnson, a negro, who was given thirty-five yours for assault with Intent to lavish. The negro only missed the electrlo chair by the sympathy of the Jury In recommending him to mercy, the Judge announced.

John Campbell, another negro, who was sentenced to thirty-five years on a similar charge, through attorneys has appealed Ills case. Ernest Honson, who was given ten years for the shooting of Messrs. Talley, near Travolers Rest, will not be removed, pending the appeal which his attorney will take in his caso. That the celebration Sunday will bo a community affair In reality as well as In name seems to be a foregone conclusion. In all the communities around the city great Interest Is ebing shown and several bodies and groups from the nearby mills are planning to march under their own banners.

One of these organizations that will attend exercises In a body Is tho mills Y. M. C. A. According to Mr.

II, G. Evans there will be a mass meeting at 1:30 at the Y. M. C. A.

where the march will begin. It Is hoped to have every resident of the village In line and there will be an appropriate banner announcing the naiuii uf the delegation and what It represents From all other Industrial communities reports point to one of the greatest gatherings ever held in the city. Monaghan may attend In a body and several others may perfect ar above named In Vol. "EEE" at page 808. TRACT NO.

5. All that other tract W. T. HENDERSON, H. T.

McGEE, Trustoes In Bankruptcy. Nov 16, 22, 2S-Dec. 3. the tame bMng December 4, between the liouin of 11 o'clock a. and 2 o'clock v- the lot parcels of land herlnafter described, subject to confirmation by the referee.

If any purchaser, or purchasers, full to comply with his or their bid within a reasonable time, not exceeding- ten days, said property will be ro-advertlHed and re-sold on the next succeeding salesday. at the risk of the former purchaser, Raid property to be sold free and discharged from all Hen claims by way of mortgage, dower or otherwise. TRACT NO. 1. Ail that lot or parcel of land known as No.

129 Ruther- rangements before that time which will enable them to take their place In the line of march. That Monaghan will be represented Is the onsuranoe APKON COMMITTEE TO MEET. The apron committee of the bazaar of the First Baptist church will meet this nfternoon at hull past three o'clock with Mrs. William Goldsmith, on BroaduH avenue. All members of this committee uru requested to bring the aprons they will donate to the Uazuar.

J. H. Colo, the state detective who was convicted of accepting a bribe In connection with a case which he had worked up, will not being serving his sentence qf three years until the case Is carried to the supreme court for final decision. It's less than six weeks to Xmas and I have not started my Fan-cy Work, WILL EXAMINE THE STOMACH OF DEAD MAN Like anOpenBool ForTtbunMotheiSl given by Mr. L.

1 Mollis. Speaking of the community thanksgiving Mr. Mollis Bald, "The meeting In the city park Sunday has great possibilities. It Is one of tho few gatherings In Greenville in which all of the people can and should participate. Wo ar expecting a large crowd to go from Monaghan.

There ought to be at. lettst six thousand people present" Mr. W. M. tfhelton, secretary of tho MonafThan Y.

M. C. also ex. pressed the opinion that tho celebration Sunday would bo a suceesful ar-fair. 'The people from Monaghan are very enthusiastic," said Mr.

Shelton. "And numbers of them will attend." Mr. E. C. Gossctt reports Woodslde also Is preparing to send a largo crowd to take part.

In fact, from all sides the tide seems to bs setting In which will result in mak. 0. B. Davenport Died Tuesday, Presumably From Effects of Posion or parcel of land on Birnle street, navlng s. frontago thereon of 60 feet, more or leas, and a depth of 217 feet, i more or less, and bolng a part of the lot described In a deed recorded In the H.

M. C. office aforesaid In Vol. 4 at page 15. TRACT NO.

6. Alt' that tract or parcel of land In Paris Mountain Township, containing 337 5-S acres, moreor less, und being the same lund described In a deed which is recorded In the R. M. C. office for said State and County In Vol.

"XX' at page 81, and In a mortgage on said tract of land recorded In the Said It. M. C. ofllce us aforesaid In Vol 26 at page 223. TRACT NO.

7. All t'lml ivifit or parcel of land in Township containing 30 1-2 more or less, near the Laurens road, and near Nicholtown, and being In a deed which is recorded in the R. SI. C. oince for Greenville Com.ty, S.

In Vol. "SSK" at page and Vol. "LLL" at page 3S9. TRACT No. 8.

Also all that tract or purcel of land In PIckenB County containing 622 1-4 acrts, more or less, or such part thereof as may not already be conveyed, and In such parcels or sub-divisions as shall be made thereof and explained at the time of the sale, and being known ns the land formerly belonging to tho Frecmans', the Eeatherstons', Puces' and Galloways. TRACT NO. 9. All that tract or parcel of land In Austin Township, Greenville County, containing 70 acres, more or less, and being the same land described In a deed which la recorded In the R. M.

C. ofllce aforesaid In Vol. 21 nt page 456. TRACT 10. All that tract or parcel of land in Greenville Township, near Crecnrillc City, and near the old Rutherford road, containing 2 1-2 acres, more or less, on which Most women loot upon becoming i mother, for the fir time, as somethlnj full nnlcnowi mysteries agon and pain; a time o' distressing days an( CON ALLBRiGHT American Welterweight Champion JACK ROSS, GREFK DEMON --at These are misguided con' "Mother's Friend," use months.

elusions tng Greenville's first community thanksgiving a splendid success. VHJiA AX'D C.YRRANZA HERE. Villa and Carranza are In town. However, not the gentlemen who have An Incomplete Investigation was made yesterday into the death of O. H.

Davenport, who resides on the Augusta road 22 miles from Greenville, It Is thought that poison caused his death, and acting upon this theory the stomach was removed and brought to Greenville for examination. Coroner Taylor went to the home, but did not hold an inquest. Mr. Davenport, who was 35 years old, leaves a wife and thereo daughters. Evidences of poison.

It Is said, were found during the brief illness preceding his death. The coroner stated that it Is not unlikely that Mr. Davenport died from a preparation made for the killing of rats. The stomach will be examined In order to ascertain the cause. There Is not the slightest suspicion of any foul play In the caso.

The examination Is being made mere-ly to ascertain the causo of death. The funeral of Mr. Davenport was held yesterday. been so much In the limelight during the past few years, but merely a pair of English bull pups recently bought riday, Jally before confinement, will provt Us great value as an allay to thos Jlstresslng pains and assist nature ti doing Its work with ease and comfort Get "Motuer'g Friend" at your drug-list. The young mother should becom acquainted with the Information contained In a book on Motherhood thai rvill be mailed free to all who writ address The Bradfleld Regulator Cj-( 211 Lamar Atlanta, Ga.

Grand 7 II by Dr. Thompson at the Red Cross Pharmacy, Monaghan. These pups have attracted quite a bit of atten tion since their arrival at Monaghan, GOOD PRELIMINARIES. partly because they aro fine dogs In every way and also because of their unique names. Resyb OUR HT INTERESTING MI ETING.

1SIFFKAGE CLVB. The Equal Suffrage league met at the Y. M. C. A.

yesterday afternoon. The meeting was presided over by Miss Elizabeth Perry. Mrs. Charles of Conestee, the county chairman of the Equal Suffrage League, made an Instructive talk on "County Organization." Miss Eudora Ramsey gave an interesting talk on campaign work In West Virginia. The attendance was large and much Interest was manifest.

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TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED .9 One 'man made over $3000.00 0:1 his peach crop in this section last year, This soil is fine for anything, bur especially adapted i'or pches. High and commands an unsurpassed view, Dn ideal place to live. Have made arrangements with a nursery to plant and care for trees until in bearing condition at a small cost. Money invested here is sure to bring the owner handsome returns. FREE to and from the sale.

Autos leaving the corner Main and North streets at 10 a. m. Return trip can be made at any time desired. These Truck Farms are very fertile and being only 2 1-2 miles from Greenville, one can find a ready market for any thing produced. The roads are in excellent condition making travel easy.

Now is the time to buy. There is no place to put your money safer than mother earth. This tract is bound to enhance in value. To The Highest Bidder Regardless of Value. On Easy Terms.

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