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Land For Sale. _ 1 AT OWNER'S BEQUEST, I WILl sell at public auction, at the Gouat House, inmediatelv after the legal sales, on tbe fi st Monday in Feb ruary, 1906. All that certain tract of land situate in the Branchville Town slaip, Orangeburg County, S. C, con staining one hundred [100) acres, more or less, bounded by lands of Samuel Whetstone, John Rupie, Geo. W. Heeves and Lila A. Berry. This land is the property of Mrs. Lily A. Berry. It has thirty [30] acres cleared, and the remainder is capable of being de veloped into a fine two horse farm. Terms: One-half cash, balance on a credit of twelve months to be secured . by purchaser's bond, and a mortgsge of the premises; the purchaser to have the privilege of paying all cash. For further information apply to Bow man & Bowman, Attys. Robt. E Copes. January 13.1906. r Back Statement STATEMENT OF THE COND1 O tion of the Bank of North, North, 8. C, at the close of business 8th of January, 190G: resources. Loans and Discounts.$20,532 31 furniture and Fixtures. 1,573 08 Cash on hand and due from Banks. 3S.683 32 Total. 61,793 71 liabilities. Capital Stock.$7,250 00 Surplus.. 541 78 Undivided Profits-. 1,168 75 Deposits. 52,833 18 861,793 71 State of South Carolina, Orangeburg County. I, J. Balton Lyles, Cashier of. the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. J. Belton Lyles, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me at North, S. 0., January 8tb, 190&. (l. s.) Robt. H. Jones. . Notary Public,. S.,C Attest: r J. R. Leysaeth, ; E. M. Livtngtson, L. C. Johnson, J. M. Davis. St Matthews, & 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-j^jenb for municipal and private#j?!prove. merjts. Real estate is now"seHing:for five times as much as it sold for a year ago, and has only started up. It is a safe and valuable investment, money could not be invested so that it wruld ' be safer and brtag as large a psofirfc as it will if invested in rea) estate here. If you wish to get in on- She 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 yeans*. For sale following property located on main business street of St. Mat thews, Property knawn- as the Philip Rich property, od which these- 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 Sor sale a desirable and comfortable- dwelling most conveniently located. FOrsale, two valuable farms withina few. miles! of St. Matthews. Apply to> J. Skottowb WASWAieaSBRi 12-20.3mos- St.Matthews, S. O. I am now in a position to furnish. Kiln-dried Roxig&an&'Dresse&Liun her in any quantity oru the shortest notice. "Will also have- on. Band' at any time Poland China: Pigs-out of reg istered dams. For furtlierparticuliarsacldressp J. R Traprmk, Cope, S, & For Sale JENNING? & SM0AK AYKE large dealers in? all1 Mods- of FeutJii lizersbot makes- a specialty oS Nii trate of Soda, Tankage Kanitr and' Muriate of Potash. Call and see therm at their office [C4d Alliance Ware house.] Ii-20']i3; Valuable Lands For Sale. Twenty-four gSSfj- Tracts of land in Orangeburg Com ty, situated on the Ninety-sis Road,, six miles from the City of Orangeburg. These tracts represent 20^ acres, being the great Branch plantation of the late J. Oem .psey Jones, Sjt., whk;h was divided in to tracts by a survey made December 1905, by Frank \V. Frederick, Engi neer and Surveyor. Valuable farm lands and tine water power. These lands will be sold at pubiic auction it Orangeburg Court House, on Monday, January 29thT1006. Pints of the land may be seen at office of Robert E. Copes, Judge of Probate, prior to said s.le and will be exhibited at the sale. a lso . Six [f>] Tracts containing 1038 acres in Hlack Creek Township, Lexington County, known as the Huffman plan tation and now a part of t lie estate lanns of tne said J. Dempsey Jones. Good farm lands, excellent wattr pow er, tine timber. This property will be offered for sale at Lexington Court House on the first Monday in February, 1906. Terms, Cash. W. A. .Johnson A. S. Hydrick T. A. Jones. Improved Cotton Seed, T)UY THE ORIGINAL AND -O genuine Phillip's Improved Cot ton Seed. Improved every year. No black seed. Buy some and increase your yield another year. For sale by J. L. PlILLU's, & l-r;~:'>mos*. Ayeus & Williams, Trespass Noiice. _ERSONS ARE . J\ forbidden to hunt, fish, cut wood, haul straw or in any way trespass upon mv lands in Vance, Providence and Cow Castle Townships. D. P. Bell. 1-17-4* Parlers.S.C. OUR FOURTH GREAT MILL and FACTORY SYNDICATE SALE of Goods direct from the Great Mills and Factories, shipped direct to this Store to be sold at one fourth to one half less than regular price Sale Opens nine o'clock Saturday, January 20th. A New York representative of the Mill and Factory Syndicate will have complete charge of this Store for this Sale. This Bargain Feast is spread for TEN DATS. Sale closes 6 o'clock P. M. Jan. 3oth. Big shipments of Goods direct from the Mills, bought by the Sydnicate Buyers will be onSale, at Theodore Kohn's Emporium. 2,000 Yards Dress Ginghams. This lot of Ginghams includes the choicest designs for the season of 1906. These goods are regular 10c values and are an example of how cheap the Syndicate can sell goods when bought at the right time. Syndicate Price 5 Cents. Dress Goods. 1200 fancy dress suitings,'one of the prettiest goods of the year, worth 25c to 30c. Syndicate Price 19c 50 pieces aU wool dress goods, in cluding Panamas, Serges, Henriettas, Brilliantines and suitings, all high grade goods worth. 50c to 7-r,c. Syn dicate price 39c 10 pieces 52 inch wool Broadcloth lustrous finish, all new colors, regu lar ?1. value. Syndicate price 75c 5 pieces elegant black dress goods beautiful weaves, extra wide goods, $1. quality. Syndicate price 05c 700 yds. 40 in. silk Warp Henri etta, black and all rich colors, regu lar $1.25 values. Syndicate Price 05c 300 yds 56 in. Imported Wool mixtures, very handsome goods, value 75c. Syndicate price 50c \ Ready to Wear Garments. Extraordinary values will rule here. Fine Garments at less than Factory prices. Fine chance to save dollars. What Is This Great Mill and Factory Syndicate Sale? Many hundreds pleasantly remember our last great Mill Sale?thousands are now anxiously awaiting this our Fourth Syndicate Sale. This Syndicate is an outlet for the great Mills and Factories to dispose of their surplus stock and broken lots of goods. The quality of goods is guaranteed by us, and the prices we know to be trom one-third to one-half less than can be bought in a regular way These goods from the Mills and Factories con sist of Embroideries, Dress Goods. Silks, Sheets, Table Damask, Cloaks, Tailor-made Suits, Petticoats, Furs, Bed Spreads, Blankets, Hosiery. Gloves, TJuderwear, Rugs, and Portierres "We haven't the space to name the low prices of all these wonderful Mill and Factory Bargains. This is to be the Greatest Bargain Sale ever held in South Carolina. You will find that what is a great loss to the manufacturer will prove a blessing to you. SYNDICATE SPECIALS: 75 Velvet Rugs at. 50o 1} Couch Covers very pretty at... . 82.19 100 Dress Belts, pretty assortment... 19s All wool BlaDk?ts ...... 82 98. 83.98, 84 44 Ladies Oneita Union Suits.45o 55 Chlldrens Velvet BonnettB.49r 2 00 Knit Sweaters at.81.48 75o Leather VaDity Bags at 48o. 10 Ooucb Govers very pretty at.82.38 12 lntrain Art Squares, pretty patterns.. .83 33 1225 Embroidered Hdks, very fine.10c Chtldrens Ribbed Union Suits.22o 100 piir Colored Kid Gloves.'. 33o 3 00 Knit Norfolk Jsckets at._82 38 1.00 Leather Hana Bags at..A._69c Tailor-Madf Suits. $7.50 Tailored Suits J $3 98 10.00 Tailored Suits 5.98 12.50 Cheviott Suits 7.49 15.00 suits long coats 0.98 Stylish Coats. $4.50 childrens long cv.ats 6.50 childrens extra coats 5 00 Ladies waling coats $2,98 3.9S 2.98 5.48 6 48 8.33 7.50 Ladies long coats 10.00 long Empire coats 12.50 extra fine coats READY MADE SKIRTS. $3 00 wool walking skirts 1.08 4.50 all wool Skirts 2.98 6.00 fine tailored skirts 3.88 Bleached Cotton Goods. 700 yds. guaranteed LONSDALE CAMBRIC, extra wide, beautiful finish. Syndicate price 10c 450 yds. English Long Cloth, ???????????<????????? grand for underwear, the 20c kind. Syndicate Price , 12 l-2c 1000 yd3 36 in. Irish Bleaching, soft finish, no starch, worth 10c. Syndicate price 7c 500 Iron Clad Bleached sheets, best quality on the market. Syndi cate Price 60c 1000 Pillow Cases. Syndicate price 10c, 12 1-2 and 15c#j Cotton Goods. 2000 Amoskeag best quality Out-' ings, beautiful colors, extra wide and extra fine. Syndicate price 7 1-2 1200 Flanneletts Waisting, rich col ors and all the newest designs, all fast colors; Syndicate Price 7 l-2o. 1000 yds. Shirting Calicos, all fast colors and 1906 designs. Syn \ dicate price 4c 1500 yds. Good Quality Sea Island Syndicate price 3 l-2c Fine Silks. 720 yds. Taffeta in Fancy Dress Silks, all rich, desirable colors, value 50c. Syndicate Price 25c. 390 yds. All Silk fancy shirt waist suit silks, the newest and prettiest on the market, worth 00 to 65c. Syndicate Price 44c 180 yds. 36 in. all Silk black Taf feta, lustrous, soft finish, worth $1 25 a yard. Syndicate price 88c 350 yds. all silk Taffetta silks, black and all desirable colors, worth from 65c to 75c, a big Syndicate Leader. Price 40c 1000 Pair Extra Quality Hose 16 Cents a Pair. This lot contains a grand assort ment of Buster Brown Hose, both in the fine and heavy ribbed; and all sizes from 6 to 10. The regular price is 25c a pair. Syndicate price 16 Cents a Pair. QUEEN QUALITY SHOES By special arrangement these fa mous shoes will be on sele during the big sale. Brand new shoes, the best to be had, all styles, all sizes. Queen Quality Shoes $2.72. Fine Furs. $3 75 extra quality furs 2.58 6 00 long fine scarfs 3.98 7.50 long Isrbella scarfs 4.88 SPECIAL BARGAINS EACH DAY ' DURING THE SALE. MILL and FACTORY SYNDICATE THEODORE KOHN S STORE. PERSONALLY GUARANTEE THE GOODS IN THIS SALE. Moseley's January Bargain Sale, 11th to 25th. That Dollar of YourS Will Do 25 Per Cent MOre Now During Our January Sale. While Our Trade During 1905 Was Our Finest We of Course Have on Hand Quanti ties of Extra Good Salable and Wearable Mercnandise. Yon Owe It To Yourself To be Present During ThiS Spqcial January Bargain Sale. Will Pnt 9n During This Sale 1500 yards cf good Soft Sea Island. 4o 1000 yards good heavy Homespun on Special January Sale. 5c 600 yards of Outing in Cuts 10 to 20 yards at, Jany Sale.. 4o 1000 yards 27 inch cuting full pieces auy quantity very cheap at. 5c 1000 yards of Kimona B-and outing equal to any 103 cent value on January Sale. 7c The best Standard Calicos in colors all at. 5c For the Dress Patterns 500 yards of quilt and furniture cal icos to go January Sale. 4j 25 pieces of the best Hamilton Cretones Heavy G> ots at 6C We are making sprcial prices on unbleached sheeting 9 4 & 1250 yards of Flannette all good p?tern 10 and 12] cent quality?your choice at. 8o 500 yards of the very ?nest flnpce down Flannels for dress Inur Saoque and Kimona. 124 and 15 cmt values all at.. 10c It is the greatest chance you will ever have to buy new g^oda so cheap. Good lot of Cilicos, some Blues Rnd Brown at. 4c 1 10-4, will be cheaper than elsewhere In the city. Special price on bleached sheets at 7;*i cents u pair. Thisisa iob "limited". A cut of 20 per cent will be made in all our modern dress goods We intend to cut down these goods to make room for Spring purchases, which will he coming soon. The price will be 20 per cent oil', if it was 25c' ago it will be 20ji, or if 500 the Special Sale prica will be 10c, of course you understand it is for CASH only. We wish to reduce stock and yon can gut the advantage. This is no humbug, I mean business.^ It is up to you to have it, the stock is all new, just 20% off any thing and think what that means fur*you. Wo arc getting in some line Embroidery, which ivc arc pricing very reasonable. Opened up 15000 yards of the finest and newest goods ever brought to Orangeburg, come and peep at them. Will run this sale for two weeks starting Thursdav, January lltli and continue to the 25th. No tickets will be given for any purchase during this Special January Bargain Sale, from 11th to 25th, January '06. Don't forget the DATE, the place you ah know is at Moseley's Notice of Partnership. TTTE UNDERSIGNED HAVE this day formed a partnership under the tirm name and style of Craig & Kennedy for the purpose of carrying on a general mercantile business in the city of Orangeburg, South Carolina. The business will be continued at the store now occupied by J. A. Craig at the corner of Railroad Avenue and Russell Street. J. A. Craig, Jan. 1,1906. Albert S. Kennedy. 1 For Sale. I FEW FULL BLOOD CIIICR xVens of the followiug breeds for sale: Burred and Bull Plymouth Rock, Light Brarners, Cornish Indian Game. S. C. Brown Leghorns, Cock erels. 81.50 to 33.00 each; Pullets 81.00 to 82.50 each as to quality; Peken Drakes, $2.00 each. Good stock. Oak Grove Poultry Yards, 1-17-6 Elloree, S. C. Notice. A MEETING OF THE STOCIv XXholders of the Bank of Bewman is called for Tnesday, February the thirteenth, at 2 P. M. at the banking house for the purpose of considering the advisibility of increasing the capi tal stock to 820,000.00. By order of the Board of Directors. 1-17-4 E.N. Mittle, Cashier.- ? Carl G. Schoenburg, SURVEYOR, NORTH, - - - S. c. HAS STOOD THE 'I'D S r 23 YEA11S, . The old original Grov.-'s Taetless Chill Kn,e<1 mm-*U' Touir. You kno.v v h it vow are tak- Ch8s- G- M<>Br> changed ,'with em ing D, id lr,.n and qu'nt'nein a tast- bm In& *20.?00 from his empires ? in hAU Francisco, Cal., committed suicide on a Cunard liner Jim a* it was entering New York harbor. Tt, v as bdng brought nack from Liver 4 LL PERSONS ARE HEREBY forbidden to hire, haibor or inier "Ncglecttd c ilds make fa& grave yards," Dr. Wood's Norway Plte., Syrup helps men and wowen to a hap-1 frere in any * ay, ,with Ja?b Lo?an and Zi Jt ?1* nVl v j James Logan. Horace Kennerly, pyi vlgorus old age. 1 1-17-4* a t pOOl, Whe'0 y>?A *-n*n ?rr-??^-!, Whenyou wish a Thresherremem Guardian of Said Boys.. her J. w. Smoak sells the best.