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TO DISTBIB?TB BACTE?l?. Put in Soll Will Make Cotton and Otber Plants Grow Better. Tbe department of agriculture is preparing to shortly send uic to the farmers of the country many thous* andsof nodule-forming bacteria. Tbey 'will b* sent in glass tubes, hfroietti cally sealed, and are said to b. entire ly harmless to man or beast. Tney are to be used to help the growth of the cotton plant. The first method of distributing practically pure cultures of nitrogen ?fixing bacteria dried od cotton has not nrcvsd entirely satisfactory, owing to vi^yirg conditions of air during, tran sit *c the mails, and to certain mat ters uiwcted with laboratory ttci nlque. WbJie the number of unsuc cessful attempts to secure inoculation by users of cotton cultures sent "op the department is small, it has been rec cgnized the methods of preparing the organizations and distributing them were open to improvement. Iavesti gatlons have been under way for some time with a .view to improving the, methods f Uowed, and as a result, tbe j depa'tnent is now prepared tj send out baoteriologlcally pure cultures in small cub ji, hermetically sealed. The experiments carried on by the deparcment have demonstrated the fact that by the proper care of practi- j cally pure cultures the nodule forming bactreia are actually carried into the j soil. These bacteria are able to form | root nodules, and where other condl tfons are favorably the inoculation thus brought about makes possible the growth of a legume in soils where It j had failed previously for lacs of bac terla. The original cultures used, however, must be prepared with the utmost care and with a view towards ] preserving or increasing their natural power of nltrogem fixation rather than merely to mafte them grow under fav orable conditions. The bacteria are capable of making j up for a deficiency of soil nitrogen and the department wPl send full instruc tions to any oips desiring to make the experiment wijfch them. it is the-belief of the department that if the cotjton seed to be planted are treated libirally to a test of the treatment which is shortly to be sent out, that mucm benefit wiil be deriv ed by the soil ipto which the seed are put, aDd const 4 jently, a better and healthier crop Jf cotton. K? GIS1E&TK SUSPENDED. Governor H^j -wjard Acta in the .Barn well flatter. The lynching ill Birnwell county last Friday has r esulted in tbe re moval of Magistiate U'mer, who looked after tbe in negroes and. it is uest ova the two alleged, neglected his duty in not reporting to the sher iff the acc mnt of trie lyncbing. Thursday afternomn Gov. Heyward had a conference widh Sheriff Creech, of B irnwell, on the] double lynching of the two negroes! and the report made by tbe sheriff la few days ago The suspension of fblmer is on the | ground of neglect of (fluty in failing to proDerly prote the/*iwo negroes. Ulmer claims tfrat juhe sheriff had plenty of time to protect tbe v ctfms, but tbe report of the sheriff does not hear this out. T?re letter to tbe mag is trite, whose suit pension holds good until the legislature takes action on the matter, is as follows: S. E Ulmer, E q.,1 TJlmers. S. C. Sir: I have read Sheriff Creeoh'sl report, and also yoiir statement In tbe | State newspaper, touching tbe ljnch ing of Frank D: Lckoli and John D* Loach in Barn well bounty on the 22d lust. Being satbfii been guilty of neglefctof duty as mag istrate in falling to \take proper ?teps. to secure the. safety d that you have of the said Frank De Loach and Joba DeLoacb, who had been arrested under your order j and were in the custody of your con stable, you are herebjy suspended from the office of magistrate. Yours t?uly, D. CJ Heyward, I Governor. Tn? DiaruKiiti Cute. The latest news froin Paris, is, that they have discovered i diamond cure for consumption. Iff you fear con sumption or pntumonia, It will, how ever, be best fur you tojtake that great remedy mentioned by w. T. McGee, of Vanker, Tenn. "1 had a ctugb, for fourteen years. Nothing helped me, until I to: k Dr. King's! New Discov ery for Cpnsu&pttoh,'. Coughs and Colds, which gave instabt rtlbf, and eff .cted a permanent cur.e." Un qua! led quick cure, f< r Thront and -Lang Troubles. At ary drug stort; yiio 50c and 81.00, guaranteed. Trial bot tle free. Killed Father With Fist. Defending his mother! 8gainst her quarreleime bUfebaod Joseph Pollock aged 22 ) ear/., of 138 West Cumber land street, P^lltaelphia, stiu-jkhis laiherlu tbe face Mourlay a blow, wb.ci resulted in his dealh. Toe son has oeen arresieo. cbargeo, wltn mur der, and his mother heid as a witness. Another bon, who is a la? preacher, was absent Horn home conducting a Christmas entertainment. btni Her Duuoief "I knew no one, for fdur weeks, when I Wo8 sick with typhoid apo kidney trtuble," writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of Pittsturg, Pa., ' and vshen I got better, although 1 had one of best docters I could get I was bent double, and had to rest my hands on my knees when I walked. From tblN terrible affliction I was rejeued by E ectrlc Bitttis, whicu restored my health aLd strength, and noV' I cau walk as straight as ever. They ar simply woLoerful." Guaranieed to cure stomach, liver and kiduev dls oxdeis; at any drug store; price 5i)e. : Inc-> ; orfcl N ? ?? - the two|]oat; n Blew A dispatch from Ya., sayi while schooner Eami was c m,, g into Dar ling's vVi.air, in Hampu.c Creek, Wednesday, an explosion >r thr c i line tank of the auxilia. i tie o curred. Capt. A. T. Nutting' i m wr instantly killed. Theexp sion wastf such force as to tear a h !e thjut-grj the vessel. The beat wa., owned at Buckroe, and used for 05entering. ?In* WEATHIfi IS JaKUaKY. Records of the Weather Bureau for Eighteen Years. The followieg data, covering a pe riod of 18 years, have been compiled from the wea'.her bureau records at Columbia. They are issued to show f e conditions tviatf have prevailed u ing January, for the above period I oi years, but muht not be construed as a forecast of the weather conditions for the coming month. Temperature: Mean or normal tern peratur-, 46 degrefs. Toe warmest moDth was that of 1894, with an av erage cf 49 degrees. The coldest month was hat of 1893-, with an av erage cf 28 degrees. The highest temprratur* was 78 degrees on Janu ary 15th, 1898 Toe lowest tempera ture was 19 degrees on Jinuary '28 ?h, 1897. Toe earliest dato on wuicb first "Wtiptt? frost occurred in au tumn,kOcoOber 19 :h, 1896. Average date on which first "killing" frost, oc curred in autumn, November 8ih. Average date on which last "killing" frost occurred in spring, Mirch 23rd. The latest date on which last ''Kill ing" frost occurred in spring, Aoril 17 to, 1905. Precipitation (rain or meKed snow): Average for the mcntb, 3 80 inches. Average number of days with. 01 of an inch or more, 11. The greatest monthly precipitation was 7.63 inches ! in 1892 The least monthly preclpi tatiot. was 1.07 inches in 1890. The greatest amount of precipitation re corded in any 24 consecutive hours was 2 93 lncnes on January 18, 1892 The greatest amount of snowfall re corded in any 24 consecutive hours (reoord expending to winter of 1884 85 only) was 4 inches on January 18 1893. Clouds and weather: Average number of dear days, 11; partly cloudy days, 8; cloudy days, 12. Wind: Tne prevailing winds have been from the northeast. The aver age hourly velocity of the wind is 10 miles per bour. The highest velocity of the wind was 38 miles from the southwest on January 7, 19J3. A Thcusnad Dollar? Worth of O.io-i A. H. Thurne8, a well know coal operator of Buffalo, O, writes.: nave been s fil cted with kidney ana bladder troume for years passing grav el and stones with excruc ating pain. I got no relief from med cine until began taking Foley's Kidney Cure, then tbe result was surprising. A few doses started the brick duts like line stones and now I have no pain across my kidneys and I feel like new man. Io has done me 8100o worth of good." A.C. Dukes. Banks Fail. The Merchant's Trust compapy of Memphis, Tenn., decided to go into liquidation and the American savings I Bank atd Trust company, cintroilid by the Me'dant's c-mpany, closed Its doera to avoid a run. Up toll o'clock Wednesday morning t.ne insti tutions made no statement. The Merchants' oompaay has a paid-up capital of 8500,000 and deDosits of about 8600,000. The Amer cm Sav ings B vnk and Trust company has a paid up capital of 825,000 ana depos its of fcbout 8625,000. How to Avoid Paeumonla. We bave never heard of a single in stance of a cold resulting in pneumo nia or other lung troubles wben, Fo ley's Honey and Tar has been t?keD. 15 not onlv stops tbe cougb, but heals and strengthens the lungs. Ask for F ley's Honey and Tar and refuse any suhstitutrs effered. Dr. C. J. B shop of Agnew, Mioh., writes: "I 1.ave used Foley's Honey and Tar In three v ry severe cas*3 of pneumonia with good results in every case. Dr. A. C. Dukes. "Neglect* d olds make fat grave yards," Dr. Wood's Norway Pine Syrup helps men and wowen to a hap ?y. vlgf rus old age. parker's hair balsam Cleanse! and beautifies the hslr. l'rumotci a luxuriant growth. Never Palls to Heatoro Gray Hair to its Youthful Color. Cur? ?calp diiraie* & hair fulling g0c.andtl.UQat Drogjitj Dr. Woolley's painless PIUM and Whiskey Cure Wanted. SENT FREE to all users of morphine, opium, laudanum, elixir of opium, co caine or wnisker, a larRo book of par ticulars on homooi sanatorium treat ment. Address, Dr B. M. WOOLLEY P. 0. Box 287, Atlanta, Georgia A GENTS TO SOLICIT APPLI xjl cation for Fire Insurance. Good pay guaranteed. Address Lock Box 144, Spartanburg. S. C. Notice To Creditor? a LL.PERSOMS HOLDING claims I 1\ against tbe estate of the late David J. Culclasure must present the* same on or before Tuesday, t he ninth day of January. 1900, duly proven, or le debarred payment: and all persons ndf bted to said estate must make pay ment on or before the said date to Glaze and Herbeit, Attorners, Orange burg. S. C , or to the undersigned, Dec. 5.1905. J. T- Culclasure, St. Matthews, S. C. Administrator. fSotice. \rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN x> that the County Board of Com rol at their regular meeting at Orange b rg, Thursday, February 8,190U, will eli ct Dispensers for Branchville and Livingston. Applications must be in legal form. All applications must be ti.fo with the Board twenty days be fore the el ct ion. and 1 he parties elec- j led must he prepared to give bond on the .same day of Ltitir election. Prop er blanks can be had by applying to Mr. W. U. Albcrgotti. Clerk of Board, I with stamped envelope. II. C. Paullixo, 12 27 3 Cha'rman County Board. iV J 'iitii?? t>r Or^itii l^or You. To the head itf every family who is ambi tious for the luture ;u : education of his clii I dren, wc ave .i S] ? Proposition to make. No article iu t ho home shows tie tvidence ni culture Lhal does a t'himi c i > _.n.. No ac complishment gives as n.u Ii pleasure or is < i as greni vulw in after life as the knowledge of music -.iici the abilitv t?> playwel1. Our Small Payment Plan makes) he owner ship ol 11 high grace Pianu er Organ easy. Jus; 11 lew dollars down and a sin I! [mymem each month or quarterly or semi-nnnualiy uad the instrument is yours, WntJ us today forCatalocucs and our Spec ial Proposition ol Easy Payments. Address J?alcne's W ufdc House, Columbia, S. C. THE ST. MATTHEWS SAVINGS BANK. State and County Depository. ST. MATTHEWS, S. C. March 22r>d, 1905. Lairing the pest fou- yevs cur business l as experienced a wonde-iul g-owfi. Notwith standir>g this favorable condition w-> are n't disposed to lot tbis ?j owtb. stop. We theio fore solicit jour business. In nil its dealings tbis bank combinrs aVo lute sjifttv w'th satisf ctory service, and never Ids -s sight of chhe*. Modov deposited with us will be pnfely ca'ud fr*r, it will gradnaMv grow, it will af wnys bo ready,and it will be free from urcer Uiiuty Wo p:iy 4 pe- cent in eest on money den sited in the Savings Department. U'o re in a position to make a largo num bbrof loans. The torn* tnd condition) upon which o loan money are extremely favorable to the borrower We bhill be glad to have a ta k with any one who can oiler acceptable security. officers. W. T. C Bates.President. J. S. Wannamaker. Cashier. J. E. Wannamaker.Vice-Pres. Leonidas Cain.Asst. Cashier. directors. J. A. Banks, W. T. C. Bates, F. J. Buyck, J. E. Wannamaker, M. Jareckey, J. S. Wannamaker, H. A. Raysor. SAW MILLS. LIGHT, MEDIUM AND HEAVY WOODWORKING MACHINERY FOR EVERY KIND OF WORK ENGINES AND BOILERS AND SIZES AND FOR EVERY CLASS OF SERVICE. ASK FOR OUR ESTIMATE BEFORE PLACING YOUR ORDER. Igibbes machinery company COLUMBIA, s. c. L. E. RILEY Sells the Studbaker Wagon, the woalds stannard. A tremendrous stock of Buggies. Wagons. Har ness, Robes, Whips and everything in the buggy line now on hand. Go to see Mm and you will get prLes to satisfv. If you have any repairing you want clone carry it'to Riley's where satisfaction Is guaranteed. L. E. RILEY. DENTISTS. Drs. Perryclear & Sifley Ollice in New Dibble Building. We will attend lall calls in the country. R. SIFLEY, Specialist in Dental DProthesis, Crown . and Bridge Work. j. G. CAMPBELL, DENTIST, Successor to Dr. L. C SLecut, Office hours. 8.80 a. m. to lp.m.; 3 p. m. to 5 p.m. Scoville Bldg.v Oranpeburg, S. C. Trespass Notice. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY forbidden to hunt, fish, Jet stock run at large, or in any other way tresDass upon mv lands in Orange Township. Mus. G. C. Cullek, 12-27-4* Orangeburg, S. C Sfrav Horse. A SMALL BAY HORSE CAME TO -fx my place in Ed ist o Township, Lower Fork, on Christinas morning. He had on a part of single harness. The owner will please call, pa v expen ses and get h:m. C. L. Metts. 12-27 2* Cope. S. C Nonce of .Final Discharge. VTOT1CE is" HEREBY GIVEN jJi that on Wednesday the tenth day ot Januaiy. l??ti. 1 will lile with the Judge of Probate of Orangeburg County my Final Account as Adminis trator of the estate of David j. Cul clasure, deceased, and will im mediate thereupon apply for my Final Dis charge as such adminisi rator. Dec. 5,11)05. J. T. culclasure, Administrator. Nun'ce to Creditors. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF JL the Court, of Common Picas for Orangeburg, County in the case of Ada line Finch, etc., et ah, against Sophe nia Joiner, all creditors of Katie Joiner,deceased, are required to prove their demands before me at Orange burg Court House, on or before Janu ary 4,190(5, or be debarred payment. Rout. E. Copes, Judge of Probale, as Special Releree. Nou'ce to Creditors. Pursuant to an order of the Court of Common Pleas for the County-of I Orangeburg, S. C., made in the case of YV. Beaurtgard Ilarley agamst Lila BelleHarley, et a!, all creditors of Gi-orgiatina Harley, deceased, are re quired to prove their respective de i and before me, at the Court House in sai' County, on or before Januaiy 11.1906, or i)e debarred payment. Dec 2u. 10(15 Rout. B. Coi'es, Judge of Probate, as Special Referee. Notice to Creditors. Pursuant to an oidcr of the Court of I < 'orr M!' "I !'!<-''> !'>r !!'?? '.VViP'y of i >rangeburg. S. C., made in the case of Mary Ann Phillips, cl a l.,againsi Cor nelia Williams, el a1., all ?reditorsl iigainsl the estate of Jl. D. Wiiliains, deceased, arc required to prove their respect i\e demands before me, at the Ct?url House, in said coun y, on or be I'dre January 12, 1906, or be debarred payment. Dec 2i, 190"). Roht. E. Copes, J udge of Probate as i-peeial Referee. i Everybody Shops at Koiin's. Lovely Pictures. Christy's Studies beau tiful work, $2.00 Fxost's Hunting Pic tures, 82.00 F!agg's Lovely Heads, Oval Frames, 82 50 Underwood's Animal Series, 81.50 Chandler's Landscape . ' Pastels, 84.00 Exquisite Scenes, beau tiful Gold Frames, 81.75 Pretty Oval Fram?d Pictures, rich and rare, 25c, 50c Handsome Gilt Framed pictures very pretty 35, 75c Hand Bags. i Imported White Kid Dainty Bags?band some, 81.25 Children's Hand Bags assorted Leathers, 25c Morocco and Bussian Vanity Bags, 75o Art| Leather Bags with dainty watch and loi let outfit?a beauti ful novelty 87 50 Bich Silk Opera Bags, all colors, 81.00 Art Stationary. DaintyfcF Iding Boxes, t.Hol!y Decoration, cute 2cc Holly., Chrysanlheum and Violet Boxes, 25c Gibson Studies; and, i Christy Hendf, Linen v Lawn Paper, 50c Handscme Cabinets of i Linen Lawn Paper, 75c, 1.50 [Art Loom Tapestry. Eich Oriental Table > _ Covers, 83.00 Fine mercerized silk cov ers large size, 81.75 Oriental Couch Covers, $3.00 Bagdad Stripe Couch Covers, 81 50 Magnificent Axmlnister 9x12 Art Squares, 822 00 Rich hnifS'Darfcfq'iare SjrlC* nandsome, 813.50 Dainty Hankerchiefs. Beautiful B;xes of fine Embroidered Hdkfs., 81 50 Handsome Men's lni tial Linen, 25c Lovely Men's Silk Ini tial, large s!z9, 50c Exquisite Ducbess Lace Linen Hdkfs.. 75c Magnificent Line Em broidered Hdkfs., 10c, 25c 5000 Children's Hdkfs., in pretty boxes, asst.. 15c, 20o Some Suggestions. Pretty knit capei haw^ 50c to 81.50 Irr ported Bohemian Jewel Caskets, 81 to 83 00 Bose Gold Framed French Mirrors, $1 to 85 Handsome Gold Picture Frames, 75o to 81.75 Exquisite Gold Candela brum, 50c to 15 J pnneee Card and Bill Book?new. 75c to 81.75 Pretty Children fur Fets 81 to 84 50 Warm Fur Scarfs and Muffs, 81'25 to 815 Ladles' and Children's Kid Glovts, 75c and 81 Stylish Tailored Suits and Cloaks, 810 to 815 MagniCcmt line ladies' and Men's Neckwear, 25: to 81; J{ftlnn'c: Fifinorilllll A.1 V> AS. tl hJ JM A A i AJ \J A A frv ua ? The Prosperous Year 1905 is now at its closp. It Las "been full of pleasure and w oes, not alike to all?it rever is. May we not wish for you, a Happy New Year in We are very grateful for your past patronape. Can't we kek for you to continue with us during the coming year. Some good suprises are in keeping for you during the early part of the new year. There will be the Great White Goods and Embroidery Sale to be put on ere long. Tbe largest and by far the best assortment ever shown in Orangeburg. It will pay you to keep this fact in mind. Moseley's. Phone 228. 1905. Phone 228. This will be our last chance to make cuts in 1905 in new, pretty and up-to-date line of Millinery, Dry Goods and Fancy Novelties. We have done all in our power to give the people of Orangeburg the greatest value and best bargains for less money than they ever had before. / The trade has appreciated our efforts in trying to help them to get the be-t bargairs for les3 money by their pal ronage this season. The few Cloaks, Jackets and Skirts we have Mt and decid-d not to carry over, w will make a greater sacrifice than ever before. These goods must go,regardless of qualitv, value or cost. Our sales for 1905 far exceeded any devious year's business in the history of the Arm, aud by carrying such a magnificent stock combined with liberal treatment and honesG prices we hope to merit a continuance of your esteemed trade We live up tn our Motto. No matter what prices are quoted von we are always lowerl Our Greatest Cut Price List For 1905. All our SI and 1.25 skirts at.?.50 AH our 84 skirts at. 2 00 All our $5 skirts at. 2 .fi0 All our $12 jacket* at..s 8 00 All our $10 jackets at. 7 00 All our gSjackqts at. 5 00 All our $5 jackets at.2 50 All our 01.25 Extra Size Spreads. 98 All our 25c and 35c Towels.8 19 35c 40c and 9?c Beits, choice at....:. i 24 Good Linen Hankerohiefs, at. 5 i, Extra good quality Han kerchiefs at. 2? All o t 25 cent and 35 cent Pillow Tops, choice at. 19 Boys School Caps worth 50c, choice at. 19 A few sleeping Dolls left, $1 at.:. 50 Tn o-r M Plnprv p?nftT+.*n?nti w rff?r in rhis n.n 85-3.81.00 and 81.25 HxtA at.. . sac. John C. Pike, Jr. Successor to Mrs. Angie C. Wilson. ORA&GEBURG, S. C. SALE! Positively Going The entire Stock o Sale For T at and below cos 200 Ladies jackets, 75 Ladies and Misses Tailor Made .Suits. A large lot Waists. lf>()0 pairs Shees, Tlvo hundred Boys Knee Suits. Fovr hundred pairs Men Pants, A full assortment of Men and Boys Hats and ninny ;tn article tili COME BEFOPt ISIDOK Summ ir.s For Re:h f. The State of South Carolina, County of Orangcburg' Court of Common Pleas. Laura A. Myers, and Emma J. How man, Plaintiffs, against Josephine C Myers, Celest ine E. Myers, Edwardina Holmes, Gertrude Myers, Sarah Myers and .John It. Myers. Defendants Sum mons For Relief. (Complaint Not Ser ved.) To The Defendants above named i vou art- hereby summoned and requir j ed to answer the complaint in this action, which is tiled in theotlice of | he Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the said County, and to serve | a copy of your answ< r to the sa.d com plaint on the subscribers at their of fice ?rang< burg, s. c within twenty days alter tbe service "hereof, exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to arswerthe complaint within j the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded ill the complaint. To the defendants, John II. Myers and oirstine '?). Myers, non-residents of this Slate: Please take notice that the com plaint in this ac! ion i?>^r?-1 her with I he summonsof widen the foregoing is a copy is Iii-d in the olllceof t he Clerk of the Courl of Common Pleas for Or aiigehuty County in said Siaie. Dated N< vemher.24th, 1905. [l. s.] G. L Salley. C. C. C. P. Bavsou & StraDIERS, ll-2'J-?t Plaintiffs Attorneys S?LE! Oat Of Business. , f Goods will be oq hirty Days }< t. No humbug. 10 Silk Shirt Waist Suits, 75 Skirts, 25 Children's Cloaks. Large lot Underwear, Nice Line Overcoats, Boys Overcoats, One hundred anr fifty Mens Suits, A Ii i ne lot of FURS, lit we cannot enumerate. E THE RUSH. E RICH. L. STOKES, SURGEON DENTIST. Saving the natural teeth, care of children's teeth, crown and bridge work, (teetn without plates,) are some of my specialties. Otlice over George Zeigler'"? store For Sal*. I >LA NT A TI ON CONTAINING 3">0 X acres, Situate on R. B., 5 miles from Orangeburg. Nice two story building and out buildings. 5 tenant houses. Terms easy. Adress P. 0. Box 321. 12-13-4* Orangeburg. Citation Notice. State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg. By Robt. E. Copes, j Esquire, Probate Judge. Whereas, Lucius A. Nell, hath made suit to me, to grant him Letters of (Administration of the Estate of and I effects of Nathan E. McDonald, de ceased. ! Thtse are therefore to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and Creditors, of the said ''/eraser!, i that they he and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Orangeburg C II.. on January I, l'KMi, ncxl after publication thereof,ai II o'clock in liie forenoon, to show cause, If any tho> have why the said Administrai ion >h mid not. be granted. Given under my Hand, this 20thday of December, Anno Domini liiu?. 12 27 Root, is Coi'.ss, [L. s.] Judge of Probate. St. Matthews. S C. The growth of St. Matthews within the past year has been remarkable. More than one hundred thousand dol lars has been spent, or Is being spent for municipal and private improve ments. ? Real estate is now selling for live times as much as it soid for a year ago, and has only started up. It is a safe and valuable investment, money cou.'d not be invested so that it w uld be safer and bring as large a profiit as it will if invested in real estate here. If you wish to get in on the ground floor come to see me at once. FOR SALE. Valuable real estate for sale within the corporate limits of St. Matthews, Money invested in real estate in St. Matthews will prove not only a safe investment but will double itself in value within the few years. F r sale following property located on main business street of St. Mat thews. Property known as the Philip Rich property, on which there is located three stores, dwelling, ware house and other out buildings. This property also contains valuable lots for business and residential purposes. Price very low as must make prompt sale.: Also for sale other valuable and desirable real estate for residential and business purposes. Also for sale a desirable and comfortable dwelling most conveniently located. For sale, two valuable farms within a few miles of St. Matthews. Aoply to J. .Skottowb Wannamakek, 12-20-3mos. St. Matthews. " For Rtnt. Jan. 1 1906. rpHB TWO STORY DWELLING, JL with large garden and outhouse, coiner Doyle aud Wiles Streets, opro sit- Mr. E". N. Scovill's residence. Ap ply to Geo. H. CoBNELSON. - For Sale, TENDINGS & SMOAK ARE t) large dealers in all kinds of Ferti lizers but makes a specialty of Ni trate of Soda, Tankage Kan it, and Muriate ol Potash. Call and sec them at their office [Old Alliance Ware house.] 1220-13^^ Cabbage Pianis tor Sde. T HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY JL of Cabbage P'ants of the Charles ton Wakelieids and Early Drumhead varieties. For prices and other infor mation apply to Rev. E. D. Dantzleb, 12-20-4* Holly Hill. S. C For Sale. T TM>ER AND BY VIRTUE OF I, an order of the ? rebate Court, we will Sell, at public .auction, for ca>h, on the 4t.ii day of January, 1906, at the late ;e.-?klence of Joseph P. Fersner, de eased, the remaining persmal pro perty Pelonging to his estate, consist ing ot.co-.vs, mules, horses and provis ions. Sale will commence at eleven o'clock A. M. J. J. Faikey, Tilden Feusneb, Jons F. Ricken baker, 12-27-2 , Administrators.