The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, March 28, 1907, Image 5
We are offering sp
.goods are daily a
We are making p
jy
jBVCK'S
FIGURE D I i A TI ST E
v/7? Beautiful Figured B a ti s
Lawns. Great, varity, handso
patterns. This sale only
??Si SHEER ORGANDIES
One Case of t his ?ery dej
able ?roo ls. '.Bi?r variety nattei
K&e ,
Ullll Mil! 111! WCSL SI y ICS.
3j||| INDIA LINENS
Extra good values 7 12,
^2^ 1-2, 15. 20 .ind 25 cents
2^" C11 EC K EI) NANSOOK
Just the thing for Baby 7
10 and 15 cents.
MO INCH BATISTE
i^zxa- Plaids, Figures and Floral
signs. Very Dainty and Stvl
DOTTED SWISS MUSLIN!
^SsKt All Shades with Plaids, Che
ffiZjP Figures and Floral Designs
ways good and very much us
15 cents,
*1^ ZKPiiER SUITINGS
Qgj|^ Just as Scrvieablt and just
Useful as ever came ofT a loc
Just the tiling for houso w<
and Children's Dresses. Only
cents.
EGGS <?T j
POVLTRY
Even though you are a
small shipper, send me your
Eggs and Chickens. Highest
prices and prompt returns.
Respectfully,
E. J. CONWAY
General Com. Merchant,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
mar 14 lm
STRAYKD?Strayed to my farm
at ILin&on's Hay, one black sow
marked with hit, underbit, and swallow
fork in rijjht ear. Owner may
jjet same by culling on the undorsitfned
and paying charges. Jason
Stephens. R b1 0 No 'J, Nichols, SC
Hw51
i 1 Trespass
Notice.
A II persons are hereby forbidden
to hunt, feed stock, fRh or in any
manner enter or trespass upon my
lands in Simpson Creek township,
all viol itions will be dealt with to
the full penalty of the law.
mar 7 4t I. J. Parker
The Herald.
ecial attractions
rriving and our fl
rices on these go
II
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: I InL
' stock FRESH ANI) CI
MIS
lOr HAVE M,
I'KKCA LKS
Solid lijjht and dark colors. Tli
yard 1(1 and 12 1-2 cents.
M ADR ASS
, t> Some beautiful li^ht designs fc
1 *-o
Summer, suitable for Ladies
waists, Ladies' or Childorns
Drosses or Mens Shirts. 10, 1
and 20 cents.
deCLIR
TAIN SWISS
lish
Now is the time to got those nc
curtains you have been thinl
~ in*; about. We have it from 1
cents up.
cks
A1. LINEN FINISH SUITINGS
ed. Very neat, always in style, ver
useful ? Waists or suitings On
| special number worth 15c thi
saie only 10c.
SHEETING
Full stock 10-4 ^oods 25 and H
>m
cents.
jrk
TICKING
15
Extra ^ood values 7 1-2 to 2
?cen Is.
LAND SAMS.
UNDBU AND BY V IRITIS OF A
decree for sale In partition proceedings
and division of proceeds, made by His
//onor,. It \V Memininirer, Presiding
Judge. In the case of May L. Todd, infant,
by .1. .J.Todd, (Snardian ad litem,
and Taney 1 Cox. 15 A Bourn and Francis
1.' W,
nonin piaiiHiirs agantst M I) Hourn,
Jr., (J B Bourn, Benjamin Bourn niul Jessie
Bourn defendants and dated the 'JIst.
day of February A !> 1007,1 W b Mishoo,
as Clerk of Court and Special Keferee,
will sell at. public, auction to t he highest
bidder t.efore court house door at Conway
S (J., within the legal hours of sale
on saiesday In April next, it being the
first (/st) day of said mon'h all and singular
the fol'owing described lands to wit;
That certain tract of land,, containing
two hundred and twenty (<*y0) acres, more
or lese, situate in Simpson Creek township'
Horry county State a foresaid, on th a
Conway an ! Pirewav public, road about
eleven miles from Conway, bounded on
the north by lands of Asa Cause, on the
east bv lands of Sam Vereen. on the south
by lands of |{ 1) Todd and west by lands
of Pride Itichardsnn, the h<,ii e originally
Composed of tlir<w? Ir.i/.tu -.< i '
>n < M III llll CDII*
veyed to the said M I) llonrn, as follows,
to wit: One tract, of one hundred acres to
M l> Ileum l>y It It Millignn et. ?1.,
l?y deed of date of January 10, 1800, see
llook T, pages 7<#4-5 for record, one tract
of one hunrired acres to M O Hourn by
JiCtscy A Snugs by her deed of date June
10th, 1880, pee llook (J, page Sift, for record,
one tract of twenty acres to JVl 1) iiouru
by W K Royals bv deed of date ,lone yO,
IH80, recorded in Hook PI', at. page Iftft,
said lands now known as the estate of M
I) llourn, deceased
TERMS OK SALE?Cash. Purchaser
to pay for paper,
W L MISHOX,
Clerk and Special Referee.
II II Woodward plaintiff's attorney.
N eckvv
B Our pr
to the purchasing
oor space is overfl
ods very interestir
3TER E
SHOW
jEAN. everything new
any good things. here
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10 in AT A J 'i
HEADTY. COMFOK
for all til
FROM BABY T
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Leathers
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THE STATU OK SO--Til CAROLINA i
COUNTY OK IIOKKY,
Court of Common Pleas.
I) Allen Kpivoy, Plaintiff,
against
Freddie Voreen Gertie Vereen Clarence
Vereen and Lou Vereen, Defendants.
Copy Summons for Relief?Complaint
Not Served .
To the Defendants: Freddie Vereen,
Gertie Vereen Clarence Vereen and
Lou Vereen.
You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action
which has been filed in the otllco of the
Clerk of Couit of Common ideas for the
said County, and to serve a copy of )our
answer to the said complaint on the suit- ?
seriber at his ofliee in Conway, S. C,.
within twenty days after the service here- .
of exclusive of the chiy of such service, 1
and if you fail to answer the complaint t.
within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs
in this action will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
March 7th, 1JI07. (
II. if. WOODWARD,
PIllldtifTa' \ It/triim. '
I o Freddie Vereen, <Voreen and .1
Lou Vereen, absent defendants.* (
Take notice that the complaint in this
action, and the summons of which the I
foregoing is a copy, were tiled in the
oftice of the Clerk of the Court Common '
i'leas.in and for Horry Oo.iuty, on the (
7th day of March A I) 11)07. ?
II. H. WOODWARD,
Plaintiffs Attorney. (
W. b. MI Si I OK, [Ska i. |
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas,
_ 0w2.
(Notice Veterans.
| All veterans who lost a limb in
| the late war between t ho States are
1 requested to meet me in Conway
I the first Monday in April 1007.
\ Jeremiah Mi,shoe, Pension Com.
:s Outfitters
The N ?bhiist Line over seen
Ci I in Conway. All shades,
Tin; Latest Stylos and Shapes.
S-*m the iatc*t nov?'lin*.> in Straw
If /^V rr C2 A ' in ' i? t'nn of I lie
II v-J I?< A^grods invito I.
ices are right and
lality the Best.
public and bargai
owing with sprinj
lg. Come to see
ImEsSli
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NOTHING BROUGHT OVK
; ARK ONLY A FEW OF TI
1:^ 1 )? i.A
!\\ USE FULNESS
K FAMILY stor
0 GRANDPA. wlie
lino
1 A"
/X. Styles "
rea<
A uro
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? i>ri<
fo A
r, lacks ;)ri(
fancies
to
uii
$15.00
MI-ASLlkl:
(VE ARE LEADERS?NC
^119% Sf
is Now 0]
Our Dross oods DvpaPt
s loaded with all t ho new and snappy
hin?^s of the season. A Full Line
if Dress Trimmings and Silks. A
4\ill Line of Staple and Domestic
joods bought before the advance,
verythin^ at old prices and many
obs at half price. On,* lino
f Faster Street, and Trimmed
hits an? simply beautiful ami our
jriees are just half what the tnilli 11 M's
wi'l charj/e ,V"'i fn? t lie same hat 1
[)ur Great Selling Out Sale v
1
n seekers. Big sh
g novelties and 1
us.
IUi= J
AU
1R EROM LAST SEASON Rim
IEM.
DIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR In
New department added to our Whi
e. A irreat boon to the ladies """"""
re dress makers are scarce. Full
carried and priced ri^ht. lu
DIES REEDY MADE SHIRTS Gra
WAIST. lnt
oxcl
are showing a line which are
Choi
ly sellers. The ladies say they
krood values.
EMDRODERIES. S
ome Extra Wide Swiss and Cam- ?
A. v
^ cm broidery. Newest styles and
Mat
cod rieht.
CKS, LACKS.
We are recognized as hcadquartA
this line in the county.
iBONS. RIBBONS.
Our stock olTers some special ^
id values for 5c 10c., 15c., 20c. Qorr
IJKT) SPIvKADS. irti
Some ?^ood things ai $1 00 up,
IT IMITATORS, ORIGIN A
:actcd r
i Lit i
pen for Ir
Clothing, Shoes and Hats.
Our Kuster Clothing und Low Cut
Shoes, ^I'anama and Men's Straw
ilutsuro things of beauty and stilish
to a finish. Luster Colhirsand Neckwear
in all the latest shapes. A full
and complete lino of Furnituro?
Furniture that is swell enough for
the Hon Tons, the Upper Tensor the
100. He sure to examine our Folised
Oak Suits, Lar^e Arm Hockera
und our low prices. A beautiful
line of New Mat in# just in. Look
at the tfoods. We sell everything(?et^oin*jir^^
shoot the shoot.
rill he announced later. Wf
llutterick Patterns'!
BARGAIN
?_ _
BH ^H|
lipmen^s of new 1
mew attractions. I
ml
SVCK'S ill
9 I
LADIES SUITING!S jj|g^ I
.ids, checks, figures and pla n
rs the yord 25c. 9
CREPE DE CHINA
Colors, White, Grey, Creen,
i and Lavender. 35c.
SILK WAISTINGS e*MM
i Blue and White, Black and
te and Gray Plaids. 25c.
MOHAIRS ^3
Black, White, Cream, Blue,
ys and other choice. Colors.
his line we show some very w*l
lest
usive things. This is very moi
ice and Pspular Material. 50c. ^^8 ? ol<
,utb
, ftsgIM er re
>ck0
rirsioiJ MUtI AI KS rro*
WpSS l,.LNi
Gray, White, Blue and Black ,Rn
eyy Hue High Grade Dress ^??5 (*J1
' rial. Ask to see it- $1. ;utti
loaO
PA MAM A jJjSjg 5,186
11 Colors 50e. 75c. $100. fjil
||| *??
TjADT es notions app
g*S* >ur
elts, Colars, Hair Pins, Side irk'
ibs and oIIum* hundred and one
TORS?NOT IMITATORS. *5
our
iOODS ?
ispection
tiii rocery Department
is loaded for the countr y merchant.
Just received and in transit a Car
Load Corn and Oats, Car Load of
Hay, Car Load of Flour, 20 Bags of
Coffee, 2f> Dags and barrels of Sugar,
1000 pound Railroad SnulT, 200 barrels
and pockets of Rice, all grades,
2000 pounds of Tobacco, all grades.
Just get busy and come on. We have
the tfoods und you have the money
and we will pwnp beyond a doubt..
itch this space. Agents for
HOUSE.