The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 09, 1905, Image 7
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B9L e would be pleised to have 8
1 MVrs. TRUNKS, and everything t(
show you.
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Free Free Free
Trip to
MARION, S. C.
n IIirtUTir nunminnr
11( nun iiiwt
(Marions Greatest Merchants
Entire 39.000.00 Stock
lias Keen Sold to tlie Eastern Sal- <
vajre Co., the World's Greatest
Karjrain (livers.
Save this and wait Until Wednesday,
Nov. 8 at 0 a. in: When the
Entire Stock of .). Traub,
Marion, S. C., Graham
Hlock will be Sold
in 10 days.
J. Traub, greatest clothier, hatters
and furnishers entire stock, consistin^
of $80,000 worth of fine tailor
made clothing, furnishing goods and
hats, will be placed on sale and sold
at retail at 87 cents on the dollar,
beginning Wednesday, Nov h, at
0 a. m. and possitively closing in 10
djlVK Tlll> ont il'u utneil/ '
J. ., V.. V ?m/vn ill no I wr nuni,
as the stock has been sold to the
Eastern Salvage Co., the largest institution
of its Kind in the world. As
this sale will only last ten days, everything
will go rajxldly. This is the
first sale of its kind Ynd magnitude
that has ever occurred in this city,
and it may never occur again. The
opening will be made a gala day.
Liring the children. There will be
music all day, and in order to prove
to you what tremendous sacrifices !
must be made, we mention a few of
the extraordinary bargains that will 1
be offered. And bear 'in mind that '
there are 1000 different articles that
we cannot mention here. We advise
you to save this and bring it with
you, so that you get exactly the
goods mentioned in this document.
]{einember no postponement. This
great Eastern Salvage Co.'s sale
will begin Wednesday Nov. 8, at J.
Traub's on Main street, in Marion,
S. C., and close in ten days.
Just think or the following propo
si lion and remember that all goods
priced in this document can be
brought back any time during the
sale.
SPLENDID OVERCOATS IN ME ,
DIUM, HEAVY OR LIGHT
WEIGHT AT ONLY
$2 81).
This coat is of the finest material
d positively worth $10,Off VVc 1
wk allow you to take this coat home
and keep it 5 days, and if you do not
i/uiiin 11 ciu, or 110 matier
what the cause may be you may return
the same and we hereby bind
ourselves to refund the $2.81). Men's .
nice, good durable overcoats, in <
black and browns, for Sunday wear, ,
$5.85, positively worth $15. Men's i
tine overcoats in silk and satin linings,
$0.98, worth $1!) or your money
refunded, no matter what the
cause may be. Men's tine Royal
Standard Kersey overcoats, in black
blue and Jirown, worth $20. Eastern
Salvage Co.'s price $7.1)8. The ,
finest quality of custom tailor made
overcoats and imported ltoyal Standard
Kerseys, all shades and lined
with plush, silk or astrakan, $12,99,
positively equal to a $10 custom tailor
made garment, or your money
refunded at any time during the sale
A tine suit of men's clothes, all to
match $2.1)8
This suit is positively worth $10 or
your money refunded during the
sale.
Men's fine suits, in cheviots and
Scotch' plaids $4,981
Worth $18.50 or 11101103 refunded at i
any time during the sale if you are
not sj*tis0ed.
Men's splendid suits, in velourfinished
cassimeres all sizes..$5.85
Silk and satin lined dress suits ia
plaiu checks and stripes. ... $7.48
This suit is positively worth $22.
Men's oxtra tine dress suits in all
the latest styles and shades, heavy
silk and satin lined, equil to the finest
$40 tailor made to order suits
for $12,48
Don't fail to see this suit,
Men's fine dress pants .... 98c.
worth $8,50 or your money back,
Mon's fine trousers for Sunday
wear, in worsteds and fancy stripes
.'...$2.89
Positively worth $5, $0, and $7, or
your money refunded.
Hoys suits and overcoats, worth
$4.59 for 98c.
1,000 pairs of boy's knee pants,
worth $1 at 09c.
Men's best quality reinforced unlaundered
shirts worth $1 29c.
* Good neavy work shirt's worth
$l,for 19c.
Over 1,000 dozen men's fancy colored
shirts, among them such famous
brands a? Manhattan, worth $2,
for 69c.
Fine dress shirts, worth $1 for 88c
Men's hats, genuine Stetson shape
also a few Dunlap shapes, worth $8
and $5 for 98c.
A few hundred boy's hats and
caps, worth $1 at 19c.
Men's fine silk embroidered sus
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0 THE PI
i call from you next week. Our Stoc
) wear. Wo have the largest stock o
-EE At
ponders, worth Toe at 6c.
flood heavy socks, worth i.35c at 3c
500 dress and work gloves at onethird
their value. Over 5,(100 neckties,
in all shades worth from 50c to
$1, at 3Sc and 19c. Men's handkerchiefs
worth 35c at 3c. 1,000 pairs
of overalls, worth $1 at 49c and 29c.
Men's, boys and children's high
grade underwear, heavy wool ribbed
fleeced, in all shades and colors.
N OTI C E . .1 Trauh, Marion's
greatest clothier, have been in business
and one of Marion's most trustworthy
and honorable business institutions
for some time and could
have sold this stock to a better advantage,
but preferred placing same
in the bands of a well known and reliable
concern, who would deal with
the people on the same honorable
lines that have marked their career
of business. j
Sales positively opens on Wednesday
Nov. S, at J. Traub's stand, on i
Main street, opposite Farmers &
Merchants Hark, Marion, S. C , and
close in ten days.
EASTEKN SALVAGE CO ;
1 hereby agree to refund the mon-v
.... . n ' 1 . - - '
mi itn muuus pnccu aoove it not
satisfactory to the purchaser. <
Full and complete line of Dry !
Foods, Shoos, Cloaks, Skirts, etc., :
almost given away,
N. 15 ?Railroad fare paid to pur- '
chasers of $25 or over.
Cook for the large Red Sign.
EASTERN SA EV AG E CO.
A Disastrou Calamity.
It is a disastrous calamity, when
you lose your health, because indigestion
and constipation have sapped
it away. Prompt relief can be
had in Dr. King's New Life Pills. 1
They build up vour digestive organs (
and cure headache, dizziness, colic,
constipation etc. Guaranteed at i
Norton Drug Co. Price 25c.
? I
Summons for Relief. i
STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, ?
Comity of Ihnry.
(p. .11.1 / v t?l
yv>>>?ni vm v/ miiiiuu i*n'as.) | ^
William .1. Hardee, Mary A. Prince,
Martini L. Flit rill, George VV. Ilardee Sr. '
and Charlotte E. Clause, lMuintiiT's
against
Celis J. Brun?on. Boht. M. Hardee, Fiances
11. Todd, Delia K. Gcrrald, Lewis Hnrilee,
Sallie Hardee. Mary .lane Hardee, M.
F. Johnson, Laura J. Simmons, John Warren
Hardee, Ida E. Harde , Ellen L. liar
dee, Ernest McL. Ilardee, William II,
Hardee, George Luther Hardee, Viola M.
Hardee, William C. Hardee, .lames L
Ilardee, Thomas O. Hardee, Daniel 11.
Hardee, Frances E. Ilardee John T. liar
dee, George \V. Hardee ./r. Minnie A.
Ilardee, Flora L. Ilardee, Ludie B, Ilardee
Bessie M, Hardee Defendants
Copy Summons for Belief.
(Complaint not Served.)
ro THE DEFENDANTS, Celia J.
Brunson, Kobt. M. Ilardee, Frances 11.
Todd, Delia E. Gerrald, Lewis Hardee,
Sallie Ilardee, Mary Jane Hardee, M. F.
Johnson, Laura.). Simmons, ./ohn Warren
Hardee, Ida E. Hardee, Ellen L.
Hardee, Ernest MiL. Hardee, William
H. Hardee, George Luther Ilardee, Viola
M. Hardee, William C. ilardee, ./antes
L. Hardee, Thomas (). Hardee, Frances
E. Hardee, John T. ilardee, George W,
Hardee Jr.,Minnie A. //ardee, Flora L.
IIardeo, Ludie B. //ardee, Bessie M. IIardee:
YOU ABE 7/EBEBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint in
this action which has been filed in the ofti.ie
of the Clark of the Court of Common
Pleas, for the said county, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at hi* otlice at Conway ^
S. C. within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such (
ucn-viuw/ nan ii you iuii to answer the com- j
plaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs
in this action will apply to the court (
for the relief demanded in the complaint. <
September 30th 1905.
//. //. Woodward,
W. L, MishoCj Plaintiff's Atty.
C. 0. O. P.
To Viola M. //ardee, William C. //ardee,
James L, //ardee, Thomas () //ardee
Daniel //, //ardee, Frances E. //ardee^
John T. //arede, George W. //ardee Jr.
Minnie A, //ardee, Flora L. //ardee, Lu
die B. //ardee and Bessie M. //ardee, ab
sent Defendants:
Take notice that the summons of which
the foregoing is a copy, arid the complaint
in the above stated action, wera tiled in
the office of Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for //orry county at Conway
in county and State aforesaid on the 80th
day of September, A I). 1005.
W. L. Mishoe //.//. Woodward,
C. C. C. P. Plaintiff's Atty.
114 5?Ot.
Chain iianjr Notice*
\/r !~i? i ? - -
ATitt^)?trui/L*8 win LiiKc notice that
they may commit prisoners to chain
tfantf direct wliich is now stationed
near W. J. Sessions.'
W. K. llolt, Sup.
We Are In The
MARKET
FOR BEEF FORK AND FISII
AND WILL PAY HIGHEST
PRICES FOR SAME.
ALL HAVING SUCH TO SELL
WILL CALL AND SEE US BEFORE
SELLING. ORDERS
TAKEN AND PROMPTLY DE
LIVE RED.
Oliver 6c Elliott.
A N N
EOPLE O
;k is complete, and our PRICES Alt
f SlIOES in Horry County and Oua
urs Very Truly,
MP CC
TAX NOTICE.
The County Treasurer is Keacly to
Collect the Taxes for Present
fiscal Year.
Tha County Treasurer's Hocks will be
open for collection of State County and
Commutation Koad Taxes for fiscal year
1005 at the Treasurer's Oilice f rom October
16th to December Bis* 1005. Those
who prefer to do so can pay in January,
1000 with one per cent additional; those
who prefer paying In February 1000 can
do so with 2 per cent additional and those
who prefer to pay in March 1005 to the
I Mil fif onlil nwii.fl. ...... .1.. i '
...... ....... *' 111 v an viii mi uy paying am
additional 7 per cent. Alter said date the
hooks will close.
All persons owning property or paying
taxes for others in more than one 'Township
are requested to call for receipts in
each township in which they live. This
is important as additional cost and penalty
may not be attached. Prompt attention
given those who wish to pay tneir taxes
through the mail by Money orders etc.
persons sending in lists of names to be
taken off are urged to semi in early as the
Treasurer Is very busy during the month
of December.
The tax levy is as follows;
State Tax 51^ mills
Constitutional School 'lax if mills
CountylTax (> mills
Special Railroad in Conway Rayboro
Green Sea and Simpson Creek town
ships 4 mills
Special levy In Conway School Dirtrict
No. 19. It mills
Special School lluilding Conway No. 19
2 mill,-.
Special levy in Socaste? School District
No. 11. I mills
The 'I reasnrer will attend at the follow
ng places at the times stated below for the
ollection of taxes.
Dongola, Tuesday October it 1 ?t from
lb to 11 a m .
lordanville Tuesday October i!l>t from
I to 2 p. in.'
Gideon, Tuesday October itlst from it
.0 1 p 111.
Cool Spring, VVednesday November 1st
"rom 9 to lb a 111
imiwOw.n. 1 -- 1 -
... II DUIICBIIilT O VI'111 Of I" 1 SI
rom 11 to IV in.
Gal vants Ferry, Wednesi lay N ovembei I
1st from 3 to 1 p in.
Taylorsville, Thursday November 2nd
"rom 10 to 11 a in.
Floyd s Grauthatns store Thursday Nov
miber 2nd lroin2 to -I pin
Spring Branch ehtireh, Friday NovMiiber
3rd from 0 to 10 a m.
Stephen Gross Koid< Friday November
Ird from 12 to 2 p m.
Zoan Friday November 3rd from 2 to
I p m.
Mario.v, Monday November 0th from
.2 to 1 p m.
tttalvt-y Monday November 0th from 3
o 4 p m.
Gruhumvillr Tuesday November 7lh
rom 10 to 11 a in.
Tilly tiwiinip Tuesday November 7th
2 to 1 p m.
Hand Tuesday November 7th from 3
o 4 p m.
Wain pee Wednesday November 8th
roin 1) to 11 a in.
Little lllver Wednesday November 8th
rom 1 to 3 p m.
W. L. Hardee's Wednesday November
1th from 8 to 1) at night.
Hammond Thursday November 0th
rom 9 to 10 a m.
Daisy Thursday November 9th from II
o 1 p 111.
Lorls Thursday November 9th from 3
0 5 p in.
Sanford Friday November 10th from
10 to 11a in.
Adrian Friday November 10th from
1 to 4 p m.
Bayboro Wednesday November 15th
from 12 to 2 p in.
Green Sea Thursday November /6th
from 10 to 3 n in
Commutation road tax for /90.r> *Js'3.C0 receivable
at the same time as other taxes,
1'he time for the payment of the oommuation
road tax does not expire until March
Ist *900.
All able hodted male citizens between
lie ages of twenty-one and sixty years are
iable to pay a poll tax of one dollar except
old soldiers who are exempt at the
igo of lifty years.
All out of town checks subject to a discount
of one fourth of one per cent exchange
as it costs this to collect,
.1. A. McDermott
Treasurer Horry County.
Summons for Relief.
STATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ccunty of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
M. B, Thompson, Plaintiff,
vs.
Gary A. Manning, Defendant.
To The Defendant, Gary A. Manning
Copy Summons for Relief,
(Complaint not Served.)
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
and required to answer the complaint in
this action which has been filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint
on me suoscrioer at his ofllce at Conway,
8. C., within twenty (lays after the service
hereof, exclusive of the day of such
service, and if you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
11. II. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Atty,
W. I.. Mlshoe, C. 0. C. P.
Conway, 8. C., Oct. Oth. 1005.
TO Gary A. Manning, absent defendant:
Take notice that the summons of
which the foregoing is a copy, and the
complaint in the above stated action, were
illed in the ofhce of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for Horry County, in
County and State aforesaid on the 11th
day of October A. I). lfOG.
II. II. Woodward,
Plaintiff's Atty.
W. L. Mishoc 0, C. C. P.
Oct. VUth '0.r> fit.
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Stile Under Mortgage.
Under and by virtue of u chattel mortgage
dated the 17th day ot October A. I).
1005, executed by F. O. Jones in favor of
Elijah lluiTkin, to secure the payment of
the sum of one hundred dollars 1 have
seized and will sell at 0 80 o'clock on November
1 Oth 1005, at the residence of the
said F. C. Jones all and singular the fol
lowing personal property:.) wit:
8 hogs, 1 wagon and harness, 1 sandied
barrow about two years old unmarked, 1
black barrow with spots on neck, 1 black
sow about four year old unmarked, 8
plows, 2 dixie plows, 1 Carolina plow, 1
pair trace chains. 8 tnhles i ronton t?i.in
'4 tables, (J chairs, (51 home made and 2
cane bottom and 1 rocking chair) 1 eight
day clock, 1 feather bed with new ticking
white and blue striped, 1 bedstead and
springs,1 wash pot, 1 tub, 1 grubbing hoe,
'4 weeding hoes, 1 goose-neck hoe, 1 eye
hoe 1 cooking range, 2 pots with lids, 2
griddles, 1 kettle, 1 wrench and all fixtures
used with said range, 0 geese, 1 farm
tell, 1 trunkj / iron rake, one guano distributor,
one colTee mill.
Elijah Bodkin,
Oct. 2Gth '05, Mortgagee.
SUMMONS 1 OH KKLIEF
THE STATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA.
County of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Hank of Conway, Plaintiff,
against
Emellne L. Thompson, M. J. Thompson, Li/."
zie Thompson, F.A.Thompson, M. A, Carson
Susan J. Thompson ami Mary Elizabeth Thompson,
Defendants.
COPY SUMMONS FOR 11EI.I K F.
Complaint not Served.
TO THE DEFENDANTS above named.
YOU ARE HKREHY SUMMONED and ro<1
uired to answer the complaint in this action
which is tills day liled in the olllccof the Clerk of
tlio Court of Common Pleas for the said County,
and to serve a copy of your answer to the said
Complaint on the subscribers at their office at
Conway, S. C\, within twenty days after tlio service
hereof; exclusive of the day of such service;
and if you fall to answer the complaint w ithin the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for tho relief demanded in the
complaint. Johnson & Quattlebftum,
Plaintlfl's Attorneys.
Conway, H. C.,Oct. 10, 1005.
Take Notice, that if you neglect to apply for the
appointment of a guardian ad litem, in the ahove
stated action, you being an infant defendant
therein ahove the ago of fourteen years, at tho expiration
of twenty days from the service of the
summons herein and this notice on you, the plaintiff
will apply to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for Horry Ccnnty, at his ofllce at Conway,
South Carolina, for the appointment of
some suitable person, as guardian ad litem, to
appear und answer for you, and to protect your
Interests in tin* above stated action.
Johnson & (piattlehanin,
Plaintiff's Attorneys.
To Mary Elizabeth Thompson,
Infant Defendant. 4
To Mary Elizabeth Thompson, absent Defendant:
You will please take notice, that the Summons
and the Notice, of which the foregoing are cop
lea, and the complaint in the above stated action,
were filed in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas for llorry County, at Conway, In
eaid County, and ate of South Carolina, on this
tenth day of October KKtt.
Johnson W (Juattlchuum,
Plaintiff'* Attorneys.
E MENTS
COUNTY.
sfaction. We are up-to-date on CLOTHING, DKY GOODS, PANTS,
eather. A look from you will be appreciated. We are aiwajra pleaaed
I XX Next to the
4 I , Horry Hardware Co.
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L. BUCK CO 8
tober Specials. W
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| Drugs and Medidines >
? You need at all times. Exactly what your physician ^
prescribes and not that "which is just as good" is
what you should have and your family's life may de^
pend on your getting just what he orders. Wo sell ^
you only Pure and Fresh Drugs and Medicines and we
W 1*111 In your Prescription JiiMt what your Doctor Orders m ,
^ If we havn't got it, we tell you so frankly-and will
try to get it for you at the earliest possible moment.
S Fair and Square^SSXJ? V?, \
of doing business. Give us a trial.
| CONWAY DRUG COMPANY. >
I Established 1880 J. L. McElwee, Prop
A OjULA 11? Marble Wks,
rf'^jBENNETT8V1LLE, 8. C.
J Prices and Designs Furnished of Latest
jflTSr^^iHn W&4 Monuments Tombstones and Curbing
P|"- j " irst ('lAk!l Work. KcaAOiiablc Prlc
SALESMEN.
It. K. Casque, Conway, S. C.
ltev. C. L. Ilugglna, Galivants Ferry, S. C
TODDVILLE ?MONKEY
SHOW!
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is closed for the season. "Bob" is taking a much needed rest. But we
are still receiving, showing and selling tho goods.
Genera.1 Merchandise
consisting of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Hats, Caps,
Shoes, Ladies Fine Dress Goods, Ready to wear Hats etc AUn a full
line of Groceries, all of which we aro selling at reasonable prices.
We are strictly in the market for buying
CRUDE TURPENTINE AND
COUNTRY PRODUCE
for which we are paying full prices. Come to Toddville and do your
trading and we will convince you that this is headquarters fo" bargains,
Yours for business,
DTJSEJNTBTTRY & CO
I TODDVILLE, SOUTH CAROLINA*