Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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A HANDSOMELY CUT AND TAILORED ERCOAT is our long single-brested model of smartest fashion like that shown in the illustra tion -it is the peer of all other garments for dress wear, and serviceable for nearly CRttt* occasion of informal dress. In distinguished character nothing surpasses our new nodel Overcoats, and if you are a man who appreciates the fine details of ar tistic modern tailoring, you will wear none other; from $10 ro ?22.50._ Our New Sack Suits Have all "the exclusive style-fea 'tures of tlie>most expensive' custom ?tailor made creations. Fit ?and fi - ish are faultless?fabrics are of Che finest quality, in latest shades and patterns; from $8.50 to $22 50. For Young Men We have a splendid collection of Suits and Overcoats in every smart style and in a great variety of materials, $5.00 to $15.00. IN OUR? For The Boys Hfcflafcy Department You will find all the smart, fash ionable models in Suits, and Top Coats. Pretty,. bright fabrics for "dress" or play, $1.50 to $7.50. AGENTS FOR Shirts of novel pattern and color effec'.. Neckwear of beautiful new w eave silks. Latest styles in Hos iery, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Mufll ers; Uuderwear, etc., at prices that will appeal to you. THE BRUNSON CLOTHING COMPANY, Just Ten Diys. Do you realize that there are just ten shopping days? short ones too?and then Christmas? You surely have Christmas' Gifts TO Boy. Don't put it off The time is short. The nearer Christ mas the larger the crowds, the more broken the assoitments and harder to make your selection. We have crowded the Emporium with the beet assort ment of useful anct acceptable gifts to be found in any store in the state. Come here and spend an hour, it will be a pleasure to you and a saving to your purse. Come early and get choice selections. , A Few Suggestions. Boxed Stationery.?Lovely boxes of holly, violets and roses, also fine art boxes with Gibson, Gilbert and Underwood 6tudies, an unusual choice line 10c; to $1. Beautiful Pictures,?a vertiable,art gallery, hundreds of re quisite pictures from the little medallions at 10c1 to mag nificent art panels at $5. Famous Gibion and Gilbert Heads, framed $1 to $2. Useful Handbags.?Magnificent line of leather and silk handbags. Every kind of leather and all the durable col ors The vanity bags are certainly pretty. Bags for liitle ones, bags for big girls, bags for everyone. As fine a lino as can be found 250 to $10. Art Squares,?a most acceptable Christmas gift, lovely squares, both large and small The line includes the Brus sels and Velvet Square, prices $10 to $27.cO. Grand Line Rugs 50c' to $5. Fine Fur?,?certainly a warm and acceptable Gift. Our line of Children fur sets are of especial interest to all, every kind from $1. to $4.50. For ladies the line of Brown Mar ten and Isabella Fox Scarfs ami Boas is simply exquisito. Every kind to be had from $1.25 to ?13. Santy Claus' Headquarters. Kohn's Emporium. Nutice t ? Creditors. The State of South Carolina County of Dorchester Couri. of Common Pleas. Calhoun Bruner, and Henry P. Bruner, as Administrate sof the <>s t?te of .John P. Bruner. deceased Ac. Plaintiffs, against Georgianna A. Bru ner, et ah, Defendants. By virtue of an Order of the Circuit Court, made in rhe above stated case, the creditors of the Estate of John P. Bruner, deceased are hereby required to present and prove their claims be fore me at my olllce in St. George. Dorchester County, within thirty days after date hereof, or be debarred pay in- nt of the same. Nov. 21. 1905. R S. Weeks. Master Dorchester County. 11 29 41 St. George, S. C. Strnv'd or Stolen. ONE BAY HORSE WITH WHITE star in forehead and two small slits in ear. Harness attached, was eithsr stolen or strayed off from Mt. Olive Baptist Church in the Fork on the night of Saturday, November 18th, 1905. Finder will be rewarded by leaving same at Fairey Bros. Stables", Orangeburg, S. C. 11-224* Notice To Creditor?-. I A LL PERSOMS HOLDING claims Jt\ against the estate of the late David .I. Culclasnre must present the same on or before Tuesday, the ninth day of January, 1906, duly proven, or he' debarred payment; and all persons indebted to said estate must make pay ment on or before the said date to Glaze and Herbei t, Attorners, Orange burg, S. (), or to the undersigned, Dec. 5, 1!?0") J. T* CULCLASURK. St. Matthews. S. 0. Adi inistrator. For Sale. 4 SMALL SAW MILL OUTFIT, l\ in good working order. Twelve horse power engine and boiler: <)'??* timber cart. Would si< tion purposes. Price 12-5-3* Box 265. ?').. J tn.,re. S. C. For Rem. Jan. I 1906. rFIIE TWO STORY DWELLING, j 1 with large garden and outuou.-e, corner Doyle and Wiles Streets, oppo sitp Mr. E. N. Scovill's residence. Ap ply to Geo. H. Cornelson. A Merry Christmas To You. The Happy Time is now on band. What unst I give as a present? comes to every body. Let me suggest some useful items. A pair of PORTIER CURTAINS will "be ornamental and useful 2.50 to 3.50. A beautiful RUG always makes acceptable Xmas gifts. We have a nice line at .50 to 4. How about a FUR COLLOP.ETTE for the larger folks, or a beautiful little FUR ASD MUFF for the little girl. We have them at from 1 25 to -5 00. Then a nice UMBRELLA, you know, always comes in at the right time, at 1. to 3.50. Just opening now for Christmas trade a lot of beautiful CRACKER JARS and VACES. These are very ?ornamental.and will be priced very cheap. Did you ever think what a good present a pair of good BLANKETS would make. Just try it. Good1 woo1 blankets 3. to G. a pair. Now the smaller things we mention are every one just right. Pure Lioen H S Hdkfs.5J. Enbroidered S^hs Hdkfs. Job at_10c. Pure Linen HS Hdkfs for men 1C, 15. 25c. Lawn?FI S and E-nb Ladles Hdkfs.. 4c. Jap Silk Eub Initial Hdkfs ab.10c. Every StjleSUk Hdkfs Plain and Sheer jure linen embroidered and Initial the very beat vslures Lace Hdkfs, a 50c. valure Nmas 2ftc. possible.25 50, and 75c. Elegant line of large silk MUFFLERS, nothing unacceptable for these cold days 1.; 1.25; 1.50; and $2. My style of LADIES COLLARS for dress wear .10; .15 .25: and .50. Lovely assortment of LINEN H S and HAMTON LACE WORK SCARFS CEN TER PIECES & TABLE COVERS?to make a suitable Xmas present 25c. to $1. each. Fascinators, shawls, scarfs, gloves, neckties, I ribbons, if you are looking for useful I Xmas gifts be certain to call at f Moseley's. FRIDAY BARGAIN DAY! j Never in the history of this business of 2") years has there been better Merchandise offered for the mon- . ey than is being otfered and sold by J. C. Pike, Jr. It's a common thinir to have peop e tell us that we * have t lie best Rain Coats. Jackets and Skirts lor Ladits, Children and Mi ses. Best quality for ie.'s mon- *\ that has ever been offered in the City of Orangeburg. . Orr Ha's are the nobbiest that has ever been offered in this City, in fact our entire Store is tilled with ' choicest Merchandise. , 4 Our business has been phenomenal in Cloaks. Jackets, Furs and skirts. We thought we had over ? slocked ourselves in this line but not so, as the people appreciate a kood thing when they see it and our ^ s ock has been greatly reduced We still have a ^ood assortment to select from which we will sell for { the next, few nays ' t the same sacrilice price. . No matter what prices are qtioteo you we arc always lower Price List At Our Cut Rate Prices. fj i 85. Skirts at.$2 49 84. Skirts at.?1.98 85 Waking Skirts.82.98 81.50 Skirts at.75c 818. Cloaks at.812.00 310. Cloaks at.87.00 25c and 35c a'l Linen Towels at.19; Sppcial for this sale. Oir 10c Children fast black Ho e at.5?j New; line of Bletkets just received. We vill sell at. 750) m 81 00 31.25, 31 50, 82 00 up to 810 00. We will will saveyou money on any of these gords. All our 81.25 Sprrads will go at.98c e?ch .*15c Linen Takle Damask ab. 24c 81 .'}.") Large Napkins at.98c 310 00 Rain Coats at.85 00 Remember we are headquarters for the newest, latest and mostup-to date Millinery and Hats the market affors. Mrs. Angie C. Wilson has charge and will guarantee satisfaction to all or money refund ed. / C. Pike, Jr. Successor to Mrs. Angie C. Wilson. ORA* GE3URG, S. C. C>00<X><><>00<>C><><3><>00 O v OOOOOO OOOOOO'O^ O OOOOO Go to Sims' Book Store for your Christmas presents. jDesigned By )CHL0SSBR0S.&,C0.i . Fine Clothes Makers ? Medium=Priced Overcoats for Winter. The essential qualities in a good Overcoat are four?style, fit quality and price It is iv^t often that you find the first three combined an the right,price and thar is wuy our medium priced Overcoats nr.; such unusual olTdrings- Theit coming from Scliloss Bros & Co., of Baltimore ensures their quality, for everything bearing the Schloss table is Hand Tailored and therefore far superior to the ordinary machine made garment The fitting qualities will astonish you when you see th- coat reflected in a mirror?it is the perfect, draping to be expected from a high priced custom-tailor and seldom found elsewhere. And when it comes 10 style?jud- e for yourself! Whether your taste inclin- s to the conservative Box-Coat the warm Belt Coat or the ultra-fashionable Paddock?whatever it Is? We'll show you a cut and pat tern pronounc d the best of style by the foremost judges of good fashion in the land. Come in to day or this week sure and let us show you so.ne of the new styles we have just received. Overcoats, $10 to $30. Suits, 10 to $25 J. E. GLOVER. Orangeburg, S. C. SOUTHERN RAILWAY.! The South's System. Greatest Unexcelled Dining Car Service. Convenient ScbeaonlJ Local Trains. Through Pullman Sleeping Cars on all Through Trains. Winter Tom ist Rates are now in ( hVct to a? Morula Points. For full information as to rates, routes, etc., consult near est Southern Railway Ticket agent, ?r BROOKS MORGAN, Assistant General i'a.->benj;er Ajjrnt, Atlanta, Oa Cb.nion Notice. State of >outh Carolina, County ot Orangeburg. By Rollt. E. Copes, Esquire, Probate Judge. Wncreas, (diva M. Kersner hath made suit to me, to grant her Letters of Adininisi ration of the Estate of and effects of .lohn P. Fersner. deceased: Tlnse are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and Creditors, of the said deceased, that they 1-e and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Orangeburg C II.. on December hi, 1905, next after publication thereof.at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any the* have, why the said Administration should not he granted. civeu under my Hand, this 2nd day of December, Anno Domini lSWo lil-'i Pour. E. Copes, [ l. s.] Judge of Probate. Nonce of Final Discharge. VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Li that <m Wednesday the tenih day o< Januaiy. ISKHi, I will tile with the-fudge of Probate of Orangeburg County my Final Account as Adminis trator of the estate of David ?). Cul clasurc, deceased, and will imincdiate bbcreupon apply for my Final Dis charge as such administrator. Dec. 5, 1?05. J. T. CUl.CLASUKE, Administrator. R. W, HUNT, Divf.-inn Passenger Agent, Unarlfston, b. ? Administrator's Sale. VTOTICfi IS HEREBY GIVEN Li that, pursuant to an Order of the Probate Court in and for the County of Orangeburg S. C . the undersigned will sell at the residence of Samuel J. Fogle. deceased, in Middle Township Orangeburg County, S. O, at public outcry to the highest bidder for Cash on Wednesday the twentieth day of December 19(15, all the personil Prop erly belonging to the estate of the said Samuel .1. Fogle. deceased consist ing in pan of Horses. Mules, Wagons, Buggy. Hogs. Cattle, Lot ton Seed, Provisions and so forth. Sale will be piti at 11 o'cloek of the above day. December;{, l!h)5. 12-? W. Br.OOKSFOGLE, Administrator. Notice of Ffnal Discharge. VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN > l that on ihe 15th day of Decem ber. Hm)5. the unde's'irned will tile their final account as executors under i he last Will and Testament of Mary R. Strock, deceased, with Robert E. i opes, Esq. Judge of fjProbate for Orangeburg County, and will ask for their Enal discharge. I S.C. RlCKENBAKEB, NOV. 17', 11)05. E. F. iKICK, j Orangeburg. S. C. Executors.