The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 30, 1911, Image 8
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BANKRUPT STOCK .
Of Assad Rabil '
Three Thousand Dollars worth of Dry Goods and
Notions.
a na/OK I A BM irmn
He has brought together an immense stock of all
sorts of dry goods and notions, such as are needed every
day in the houses of Horry county. This large stock
will be sold out at once at FI RST OOHT for
the benefit of the creditors.
Not a cent of profit will be asked on a single article
in this store. Everything in it is absolutely yours at
the actual first cost of every article.
This sale is in charge of MR W. W. RUSS, and a
force of other salesmen and clerks and any of them will
show you the first cost of any article and not a cent more
or less than that will be asked.
This sale is a hardship on the other merchants of
the town, but it simply cannot be prevented. Rabil is
broke. His creditors want their money and they will
have it. Other merchants will have to put up with it.
? -ij ti, o,.., rtfYWprl at cost in or
The goods must oe soiu HiCJ UJL V
der to make quick sales and get rid of them.
W A FREEMAN A
?' ASSIGNEE "
Next to Horrj
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Foreclosure Sale.
Under and by virtue of a decree for m
foreclosure and sale made by bis Honor! i&3 fit ffj ? A Igf
George E Prince, Presiding .Judge, in nag iif V t?j3
the case of The Palmetto Grocery Com- gl ?H H ' p?j
panv, a Corporation, Plaintiffs, against gjj |jp3
V M Stroud, Defendant, aim Viilll u j ivuf| A/1 rc
the 4th day of November, A i) 1911; j IW L^ciniei^, ui ui
Notice is hereby given that the under-, [jttf Sip, Ky.f Writes: "I Was H
signed H J Sessions, Sheriff of Horry Kg . . * o nr 4 vear<? B
County, will sell at public auction before I 9 ^ oiCK IOi <5 Oi 4 years, n
the court house door at Conway, S. C., I had to hire my Work Eg
j during legal hours pf sale on salesday KM c?one t f fh f.
I in December ne;;t, It being the 4th day Sty uurie, mosi OI me lime. g|
of said month, the following lands and I had given lip hope. When E&*
ten"?o,!elmlnniorest of V M Stroud, 1 J bC2a" t0 take Cardui- ? 1
in all that certain parcel or piece or fi| knew, right away, it Was jj
tract of land containing one hun- Kj? fiplninry rn* Mnw I nm ffc
dred, twenty-m-wn, 127. nSres, more or Sj "Ciping me. MOW, 1 am K
loss, lying in the aforesaid county, Kg better than ever before in Ek
iXt'oa 1 my life, and Cardui did it" |
y 1111 i- (it^ Aui | ^t!g p
sakl deed being recorded on tne ?'iia unty of
-'.lay A I) 11)01, in ollico of Clerk of
Co ir: of 7/orry county, in 13ook S3, ThO WOHIGin S TOfllC
pug-1 Id!). ana
'IV i.ns of sale, cash. Purchaser to pay m?
for i upers, Kg Cardui has helped thous- Eft
i 1 Hh?;ini"r'rv County, ES ands of weak, tired, worn- if
j)'ati j november mil, a i) ion. m out women, back to health, g&
f H lL^.??,l!rT< r'1' vr ?$ It has a gentle, tonic ac- 8$
Plhintlll s Attorney. Rffl * 8m
m tion on the womanly sys- Kg
notice P *em- ^ g?es to the cause ||
The accumulation of cotton at Snow jjjl trouble. It helps, It
Hill Gin, has reached n \cr\ mnsider- ffl helps quickly, Surely, Safe- H
able amount. Under some conditions i ^ q holnod others
it might be impossible to protect it all m JX; ? n^S neipca Otners. m
in case of a tire. The Gin does not as- BBS Why liot you? It will.
sumeany responsibility for such loss in fcC Try it. Get a bottle today! &
cose any should occur. raft J vm
You are advised to move your cotton. Effil^;.7?^4" y J1W^Ml
Mrs. P. A. burroughs.
2w34 ? For
Sale: One full blood, three- ? ? ..11* ,0 . 0 ,
, , , 11 f , ' iUi Accidental Death at Cool Spring, S. (
year-old jersy bull fur sale at $>0 00 1
Would cost $75 00 if ordered. Ilea- On last Friday at 10 o'clock Fran
son selling, don'fc want to irabrecd. Norris. a man of middle age, wh
tt rn was employed as a laborer arour
I J>. XI. XXllJt-U t, U7I It], . W. .
| the cotton gin of Mr Henry Hak<
ft - - 111 near Cool Spring, while passing b
I | John White & Ko? tweensomeof the machinery trl
I Louisville, KY.^ Pl>(l and was caught by one of 11
I JSatttbii&hml 1887 large belts and was instantly kiIK
I Highcsiniarlcclprlce^ict $/'<l) 'tore he could be released. It
I ror FURS ' ?$5* siated that he attempted to st(
I "and HIDES over Hie belt and his clothing vi
I WOOL^% ^CC "'^ nr caught-by some projection or som
I ? thing of the kind which pulled hi
I I8w47 into the belt and wound and twish
I '? - -.- - "*- his body, breaking several of h
I In a few years the air of Horry limbs and injuring him internall
I will be fragrant with the rich per- He was competent in the positi<
I fume of blooming fruit trees. Tlor- which be filled and was an hone
I ry is declined to become the great- citizen and an intelligent voter. 1
I est fruit producing country of the left a wife and children in the noig
I wol'd. Watch and sec! borhood near by.
r Mrs. Harry Foote, of Norfolk,
ft Va , is in Conway vislttncF her par- Remember the Presbyterian I
I oats, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ogilvie za*r in the Quattlebaum buildi
I a other relatives. next Friday and Saturday,
- THE GR
Starts F
SEE THE SI
Laces,
Embroideries
Kimonos,
Hair Goods,
Ready-made
Dress Patter
Trimmings,
Novelties,
Shoes and C
Clocks,
Neckwear,
Hosiery,
Lingerie,
Jewelry.
And manj- arti
erous to mentic
just what they c
Don't Forget
RABIL^
rHardware Company.
! State of South Carolina, I
County of Horry )
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Burroughs & Collins Company, a corporation,
Assignee, Plaintiff,
against
L T Alford, Defendant.
Copy Summons for Relief
[Compla ni not Served]
To the Defendant, L, T. Alford:
x* '" " "ii 011 inTiinnuii n nil r. .
1 Oil UIU liciuujr ouuii>ii/iavv>
tjuired to answer the complaint in this
itction which has been tiled in tho olllce
of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas for the said County, and to serve
i copy of your answer to the said Complaint
on the subscriber at his olllce at
Conway, S. C., within twenty days
ifter the service hereof; exclusive of the
day of such service; and if vou fail to
inswer the complaint within tho time
iforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
in tlie complaint,
November 15, A D 1911.
W L Bryan, b S.
C. C. C. P.
H II Woodward,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
I'o L T Alford, Absent Defendant:
i Please take notice that the complaint
u the foregoing stated action and the
; amnions of which the foregoing is a copy
! vere filed in the olllce of the Clerk of
>e Court of Common Pleas for Horry
'ounty, at Conway 8 C., on the 15th day
?f November, 1911.
H 11 Woodward,
Plaintiffs' Attorney
V L RRYAN C C CP G*38
CUE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County of Horry.
Court of Common Pleas.
tlurrough A Colllnss Company, a Corporation,
Assignee, Plaintiff,
against
J^H Alford and L T Alford, Defend_
ants,
COPY SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint Not Served.
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K To the Defendants, j n aikhu ??uu u
io T Alford:
if1 You are hereby summoned and reqair?,r
ed to answer the complaint in this action
e- which has been filed in the ollice of the
j). Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, for
lf3 the said County, and to serve a copy of
(j your answer to /lie said complaint on the
subscriber at his ofiiee at Conway Jwithir
s twenty days a Iter service hereof exclusive
P of the day of such service; and if you
a" fail to answer the complaint within tin
o- time aforesaid, the plaintiff In this acm
tion will apply to the Court for relief de
E?d manded in the complaint,
lis November 14, 1911.
v VV. L Bryan, II. II. Woodward,
^ C. G. C, P. Plaintiff's Attorney
To L T Alford, Absent Defendant.
TAKE NOTICE:?That the Complain
' in this action and the summons of wliicl
r" the foregoing is a copy, were filed ii
the ollice of the Clerk of this Court a
Conway, 8. C., on the 15th day of No
vember, 1911.
Attest:
ntf W. L. Bryan, H. H. Woodward
C C. C. 1*. Plaintiff's Attorne;
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here, all at
;ost Rabil. 1
the Place
Mil 111 II II y-OSaSK WP'9
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He will close out and mal
being his headquarters. Yoi
in time.
The Great Big Sal
closed Wed
The low priced cotton cut no ice
with our sale as it was a grand success
I as you nil ran testily. On last Monday
at .1 o'clock, sharp, the hig rush
| was soaring at its height. The many
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thousand tickets wcrecounieu wj nuc-v
disinterested parties and it was found
that Rev H A Klks had more than
We hereby give notiee that we
cannot wait any longer on some of
our subscribes who are behind with
! their dues. We need this .money
and if these back dues are not paid
, promptly before the end of the year
i we will have to take advantage of
> such remedies as are provided. We
i have sent out repeated notices, and
asked for this money several times
i u wv.i.r). t.hnso column?, but there are
a few who aro still lacking. Wo will
state now for the last time, that, the
year is drawing to a close and back
, dues must be? paid up, and all those
who still refuse to pay, aftea we
t have made it thus plain, will be
j dropped from the list. Send in the
i amount you are owing at once bet
fore it is too late,
C M Graham, one of tho farmers
of Bucks township, was in Conway
. on businoss one day tho latter part
y of last week.
Assad Ral
Quattlebat
CONWAY, SOL
This large stock has been t
the recent failure of the i
Kabil.
I rt*
^ g n poors
Come in and get your sh
hile they last. Take our wo:
ng.
Sale will last till the la
1- - ?/?!/ ia ni/>lr<
ume uuiuru uic oiutn 10
id ends are left, balance ma
Liickly if you want to buy so:
lan you will ever be able to b
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NO CHARGE MADE,
sk that any of these goods b<
ill be for cash on the spot,
he goods will speak for ther
Don't delay, but come \
ide will not wait on you. Cal
he rusn. We guarantee th
he sale is on Friday, Decemb
H H W
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Main Street. j
te room for the Holiday and
1 are cordially invited to cal
u uaananMinMamMMnaia
le at the Conwa}
nesday evening a
ItJOO tickets and the next highest being
something over 1100. The dinner set
was given to Rev B A Elks.
Everybody was happy and the band
played and the good people continued
to least on the great bargains until
the store was e'osed. This sale has
broken all previous records. Our sales
; The greatest sale Conway has
: had for many a day will opon to!
morrow December 1st. at the Assad
| Rabil store on Main Street. Every
i article in tho store will go for ab.so|
lute first cost.
W. T. Floyd, a prosperous farmer
I of tho Oalivants Ferry section, was
5 m 1 lin i i t.vr ihn lattP.1* 1)<1 Pt Ot last
| I >? . ..V- v.,
week transacting business.
O W Johnson, one of our industrious
and prosperous farmers of the
Cool Spring section, spent last Monday
in Conway on business.
The large stock of dry-goods and
notions of Assad Rabil will be sold
, out at cost, beginning Friday December
1st. Call beforo the stock is
picked over,
Mrs Bruce Jones is at Fair Bin IT,
N C., spending the Thanksgiving
festivities with her mother, Mrs
Uodges.
r?
bil Store
im Block
ITH CAROLINA
hrown on the market by
Syrian merchant, Assad
upen / a m arc
of these rich bargains
rd, they will not be here
st article has been sold. -x
?d over. When only odds
ly be sold in bulk. Come ^
me of these goods lower
my again.
Don't be fool enough to
i charged to you. All sales
Nothing will be charged.
nselves.
vith the crowd. Time and
ich these great bargains in
e low prices. Remember ^
er 1st, rain or shine.
OODWARD
)R CREDITORS ,
nta Glaus ,
[ Christmas presents, this
II, inspect his line and buy
?
r Bargain House
it 7 o'clock.
have each clay far surpassed our most
sanguine expectations, which we are
profoundly thankful for.
Wishing you one and all turkey and
cranberry sauce for your Thanksgiving
dinner, accompanied with a good appetite,
a merry Christmas and a happy
New Year, we are,
Yours very truly, r
i House
A Letter From Georgia.
Editor of the Herald: Please
allgw nio spaco in your valuable
paper for a tew lines.
I am one of the Horry boys visiting
ray Bro M S L, in Toombs County
Ga, I have been in Georgia sixteen
days. I am ^ladtosay 1 have enjoyed
evfry one of them, this is a pretty
country j?ood,farms, tfood roads,and
every body seems to be healthy, r
woalthy and wise and love each other,
and do their best to make a S. C.,
hoy enjoy himself.
Vidalio is a very nice little town.
I will be glad to hear from any
friend.
Best wishes to the Herald and its
readers.
J N Ludlam.
Vidulia, Ga., Nov 13th 1911.
Send us that $1 you owe us.