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; Published EiverT^WedneSa^ Oranjgeburg, S. 0. . Jas. L. Sues, Editor and Proprietor SubMiription Bates. One year ..................?M~.......~....tl.? Six montbs.............................^... .50 Three months ........................ .85 Advertising Bates. h Transient advertisements 81.00 per Inch for fiat insertion and 60 cents for wob scbae ejueat insertion. ' Business Notices 10 cents per line for first Insertion and 5 cents per line for suheequen assertions. OHtnariss, Tribe tea of Sespeot, Notice of Thanks, and all notices of a personal or politi cal nature are charged for as regular sdvertise saaats. Special Notices, entitled Wanted, Lost, Found, For Benb, .not exceeding twenty-five words, one time, 35 cents; two times, 50 cents; three times, 75 cents and four times, $1.00. Liberal contracts made with merchants and ; ofc era who wish to run advertisements for three months or longer. For rates on con tract advertising apply at the office, and they Will be cheerfully furnished. Remittances should be made by checkss money orders, registered letters, or expres orders, payable to The Times and Democrat, w<vrLrLruw^ Orangeburg, S. C. There will be a hot time political ly speaking in this State next summer when the dispensary comes up for discussion. One of the bast) things the Legisla ture has done up to this writing Is the re-election of Judge 0. G. Daots . ler, The Judge had no opposition. It is safe to say that the Legisla ture will not kill the Dispensary at this session. The question as to its disposition will be fought out in ths Democratic primary next summer. Tee legislative assembly of Cuba has voted to make Miss Alice Booae velt a present 825,000 on the occasion of her marriage the 17th of February to Congressman Nicholas Longworth of Ohio._ A Conference was held in Well ington on Friday to devise plans :.'or extending the cotton trade of the United Suites with the countries of iheeast. This is a good movement -'and should be pushed. . The statehood issue has been set ? tied. Arizona and new Mexico will be admitted by congress as one state and Oklahoma and Indian territory as another. This seems (satisfactory all round except that Arizona does not want to go in witb New Mexico. Senator Tillman has Introduced a bill in the United States Senate to er quire into the treatment of the Chinese by United States officials. He thinks that the southern cotton busi ness is suffering most because the Chinese are not fairly treated by this government. Rev. G. H. Waddel has sold his interest in the Southern Christian Advooate to Rev. S. A. Nettles, with whom be was associated in editing and publishing the paper. The ill health of Mr. Waddell is responsible for the charge. The pension department at Wash ington report than within the last six months twenty thousand pension ers^ the civil war has.died. The old veterans of the Union as well as oi the Confederate armies are rapidly crossing over tho river to rest under the shade of the trees. At midnight on Thursday night a mub of between one and two thousand men sto::med the jail at Chattonooga, Tenn., to get to lyrch a negro who assaulted Miss Nevada Taylor, a high ly respectable young lady in the sub urbs of that city, on Tuesday night. The officers had spirited him away to Knoxville. The body of Mrs. Rosa Myngrum was found Thursday in the river at Cairo, III. She left her home at Nash ville, Tenn., recently to visit relatives in St. Louis, having about $1.500and $2,000 worth of jewelry?note of wh'ch was found on her dead body. It is supposed she wss robbed and murdered. CAPT.Wm. H. Vantcbalk, the com mander of the General Sli cum, the excursion boat that turned in th-> Hudson river, near New Y^rk city, In June, 1904, causing the loss of about a thousand lives, was convicted in New York on Saturday for failure to have the nececsary fire apparatus and life preservers on tbe beat and was sentetced to the penitentiaro for ten years President Snjderbas just received a letter announcing that the general education board of New York Lad appropriated 825,000 to the endow ment of W< ff^rd College. Tie only coed lion attaching to tho gift is that t:ie filtndsof Woffoid shouldctmplele by June 15, 1907, the 8100,000 which Dr. Child is now Lraising. Tais on dition is of tbe nature of an appeal to all frhEds of Wi iljrd to mike abso lutely certain Dr. Child's su^oss. - TiiEgrand jury of GreeDville c:un ty latt week lecommended that all psrsers who appeared, by the investi gaticn lalely had, to have engaged in difiaudirg the ccunty be indicted by t'ae solicitor and prosecuted. Among the number are two sons of the late anpervisor, J. E. Speegle, now dead, Magistrate F. B. McBee and his con stable, Jail Physician B ramie it, Poor House Keeper Rev. Talley, and many, others. g| At Moseley's vi <;..*:,'.>v..fl/ ?s? ?.?/???.'. ? ?, ? ".;'. f. . , . .{> FEBRUARY 8TH TO 31TH 3S0e. Sale will commence at nine o'clock Tuesday, A. M. a nd continue for one week. This will be the best chance ever offered the people of our city and county to buv real new and up-to-date merchandize at about 50 per cent than real worth. To mention each item to be on sale daring this period would he almost impossible, bat will mention just a few to convince yon that Ale will have something yon really mast have. 2500 yards of' choice Ginghams and chambrays, new 1906 style, worth 8 to 10c at special sale 5c 2650 yards of 40 inch white lawn. This lot comprises goods worth 10 to 20c a yd. Sale price 5c. 50 yards limit to any customer. - ? 1250 yards of Nicker Zephy, al ways on sale at 10 to 12 l-2c, will go in this sale at only 5c 36 in. Plain and linen finished cannon cloth, this is one of the most servicable goods you can buy, Soft finish. Special sale price 10c . 1000 yards of white check Nain sook, a very special value 5c In every line of white goods I will make prices lower than will prevail again this year. ' So come prepared to get what you may need for Spring. White Linen Lawns, Shirtwaist Lin en, Brown apron linens, Madras P. K's., every price. Plain and Mercer ized. The very newest designs 1906 spring styles. Will go in this sale. 36 in corded/ Madras in small black figures, fine for shirts, price 12 1-2 goes in this sale 10c Every article in this special sale will be a surprise for you. One lot 36 in wide Bleach will go at 6 1-4, this is good enough to charge 8c for?solf finish; good qual ity. 1000 yds of Lonsdale Cambric to go in this sale at 10c To every Customer buying $5.00 or over worth of embroidery at this sale will sell them 10 yards of the borkes, Hill or Andrascoggin 36 in. Bleach for 50c. Only one lot of Bleach to a customer. ' / One lot of excellent Cambric flounc ing 14 to 16 in wide. Some with beading edge all at 15 c Lot of very fine Corset cover em broidery with beading edge worth .25 to 35 a yd everywhere only 20c This is one of my very best valuer. There is 1250 yards in this lot. Lot of wide Insertings, so much used now on sale 10c Lot of Cambric Match Sets Inser tings and edgings, several widths, very choice patterns 10, 12 1-2, 15, & 20c. Goods in this worth up to 50c Lot Swiss and lawn match sets, ;he finest workmanship you can im agine 10 to 25c. The real value of these goods you must see to believe. Lot of Swiss Combine flouncing for ladies and children, .27 to 54-in. wide' 30, 35, 50, 75 to $.1.25 some of this is cheap at ' 25c a yd. Lot of Swiss lawn and cambric all overs the newest worth the prices will be i 65, 75, and 85 ayd Of course we have plenty of Em broideries at 5 and 10 cents, the best values you ever saw. Very best values you ever*saw. We are going to show you what a man can do who is "SATISFIED WITH SM\LL PROFITS." The sale we had ,i n 1905 was a success in every way but 1906 must be better and bigger in every way. Come any day of the sale. You can find what we advertise and be ready to take advantage of the very low prices, of course, you know this Sale is CASH and no tickets be given dur ing this Specirl Sale. We will have Special Prices on all SILKS, RIBBONS, and LADIES NECKWEAR. Some extra fine valures at 5c to 25c. MOSELEY'S. Phone 1652. Notice to Trespassers. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY forbidden to hunt, fish, cut wood, haul straw or in any way trespass upon my land in Zion and Oraoge Townships. Mrs. S. E. Sanders, 1-31-4* Orangeburg, S. 0. .-Notice. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY warned, not to trespass upon my lands in' East Caw Ca sv Township. Persons persisting in so doing will be dealt with according to law. 1-31-4* J. B. Hamwon, Attention. AMEETING OF TOWNSHIP Board of Pensions will meet at Court House, on Monday, 5th Feb. 1906, at 10 o'clock. Be punctual. All members requested to attend as busi ness of importance to be transacted. By order of Chairman. Geo. W. Dannerly. Notice to Creditors. ALL PERSONS HOLDING claims against the estate of Joseph L. j Burke, deceased, must present the I same duly proven on or before the 23rd day of February, 190G, or be de barred payment, and all persons in debted to sa d estate must make pay ment on or before that date. Mrs. H. A. Btjrke, Qualified Administratriz of the Es t?te of Joseph L. Burke, deceased. Notice of Meeting, HPHE ORANGECURG COUNTY X Cotton association will bold their regular monthly meeting on Saturday, Feb. 3rd. Representatives or dele gates from the various Townships are urgently requested to make full re ports. Prominent visitors are expect ed to address us on matters of inter est to the order. J. E. Wannavaker, President. G. L. Salley, Secretary. Notice of Final Discharge. r\W THE 24TH DAY OF FEBRU ary, 190U, the undersigned will tile her final account as administratrix of the estate of Joseph L. Burke, deceas ed, with the Judge of Probate for Orani'eburg County, South Oarolina. and will thereupon apply for her final discbarge as such administratrix. Mus. H. A. Burke, Qualified Administratrix, Estate of Joseph L. Burke, deceased. 1-31-4 Openmg Books of Subscrip'ion. Pursuant to a commission issued to the undersigned Board of < prporators. Notice is hereby given that the books of subscription to the Clark & Furtick Co., will be opened at the office of ''lark & Furtick Co-, at St. Matthews. S C, on Thursdav, the first day of Fe biliary. 1906. The capital strok of said corporation will |be $4,000,00, di-. vided into 40 shares of the par value of ?100.00 each. Said corperation will en gage in the-mercantile business. G. M. Clark, B. R. Furtick, 131-1 Board of Co porators. Four Per Gent compound INTEREST. interest ALJjOWED from DATE ok deposit. STATE Saving's Bask KING STREET, Opposite Hasell. Charleston, s. C. John B Reeves, Pwid^nt. 131 3m R B Gilchtist, Cashier. An immense lot of Clothit g to he I sold in the next 30 days regardless of j price. J, C. Ransdale. Notice. "PURSUANT TO A COMMISSION JL issued to the undersigned corpora tors by Honorable J. T. Gantt, Secre tary of State for South Carolina, dated Jannary twenty-fifth, 1906. the under signed hereby give notice that books of subscription to the capital steck of the "Bolen Telephone Co." will be opened at the residence of J. D. Grif fith, Liberty Township, Orangeburg County, South Carolina, on the sec ond day of February, 1906. The capi tal stock of said corporation to be One [Thousand Dollars, dividfd into forty 1 shares of the par value of; twenty-five dollars each. J. D. Griffith, G. E. Bolen, G. H. W hissenhunt, L. S. De Witt, H. R. Jameson. Noticp. The State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg. The annual report of the County! Board of commissioner for said Coun-! ty for the fiscal year 1905, for the Leg-1 islature, of the financial condicion of; said county, together with other mat-| ters thereto relating, &c, as provided I by Statute in such case made and pro-1 vided, respectfully showeth: ; The estimate for the fiscal year 1906, ha? been filed with the Comp troller General, and a copy thereof is hereto annexed and made a part of this report. The following is a sum mar''zed state ment of the receipts an.l disburse-1 ments of the county funds ? for the fis- J cal year 1905. .receipts. Received from 2i mill levy ordinary.$20,000 00 j Received f mill back indebt edness. 2,000 001 Received 1 mill special road tax. 8.000 00 Received from Dispensary profits.... ... ? . 9.900 00 Received from Commutation road tax. 2,900 00 Received from Fines and other sources. 1,66.3 00] 844,403 00 disbursements. Paid for roads, bridges, poor, county ollices, &c.$36,153 71 'Paid Courtexpenses, estima ted. 3,600 00 $39,753 71 [Net balance less all expenses $ 4,709 29 [The bick indebtedness Jan uary 1st, 1905, was.S 3.500 00 (Net balance January 1st. 1906.S 1,209 29 Respectfully submitted, W. C. WOLFE, Clerk. Notice to Creditors. . \ LL PERSONS HOLDING claims 2\. against the estate of the late John L. Mack must present the same duly prow n on or before the 24th dav ui Feb. 1906. and all persons indebi ed to said estate, will make payment on or before the said daie to brlaze & Her bert, Attorneys, Orangeburg, South Carolina, or 10 the undersigned. (Mus.) Edna T Mack, 1-24-4 Administ rarrix. Increase of Capital Stock. |pY RESOLUTION OF THE JL>i)oard of Directors of t lie Orange? burg Coco Cola Mottling Company, a meeting of the stockholders o' said tomoany is hereby called to be held at the office of Moss & Lide, attorneys at Orangeburg on Friday. Febuary 16th, at 4 o'clock P. M., fur the pur pose ol considering a resolution autho rizing in increase of the Capital btock c the said Company to Six Thousand Dollars. P. M. Smoak, January 18th, 1906. President. When you wish a Thresher remem ber J. W. Smoak sells the best. v Stolen. ABICYCLE, NEARLY NEW, Racycle, make No. 92096, under -sprocket bearing, Model No. 105, 12 point Sprocket on rear wheel, coaster brake. 20th Century lamp. Will pay 85.00 for return oi wheel and $5X0 for the thief. D. D. SALLJSYJtfJX^ i Noice of Final Discharge. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on Monday the twenty-sixth day of Februaiy, 1906,1 will tile with the Judge of Probate of Orangeburg County my Final Account as Adminis tratrix of the estate of John L. Mack, deceased, and will, thereupon immedi ately apply for my Final Discharge as such administratrix. Mrs. Edna T. Mack. 1-24-4 Administratrix. Land For Sale. AT OWNER'S REQUEST.I WILl sell at public auction, at the I Court House, inmediately after the I legal sales, on the first Monday in I eb ' ruary, 1906. All that certain tract of j land situate in the Branchville Town [Shipj Orangeburg County C, con j taining one hundred [100) acres-, more I or less, bounded by lands of Samuel I Whetstone, John Rupie, Geo. W. I Reeves and LUa A'. Berry. This land I is the property of Mrs. Lily A. Berry, jit has thirty [30] acres cleared, and the remainder is capable of being de i veloped into a fine two horse farm. I 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. Notice To Creditor:-. PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF JL the Court in the action entitled Walter W. Williams, etc.. et al., against M. Jarecky, as Administrator, etc., et al., all creditors against the estate of July Williams, deceased, arc required to prove their respec tive, demands before me at Ora< ge burg Court House, on or before F> bru ary 6,1006, or be debarred payment. January 13.190(5. Rout. E. Copes. Judge of Probate, as Special Referee. Circuit Court Sale. The State of South Carolina. County of Orangeburg. In Common Pleas Mary E. Antley, Plaint|ff<s, against Carrie Bruner, etal., Defendants. By virtue of the judgment in the above stated case, 1 will sell, at pub lic auction, at Orangeburg Court House, during the legal hours of sale, on the first Monday in Februan, "?i?ii, bftoigthe tiftli day of said month the following described real estate: All that cert ain tract of land situ ate, lying and being in Pine Grove Township, Orangeburg County, State aforesaid, containing two hunched and sixty-live [2(i.">] acres, more or less, buunded North by lands Dolman and Fred Felder, now of Willie Huff; East by lands cf Sam Mack: .South by lan s of-Sanders; and West by lands of-Zeigler and-( arson. Terms, Cash: The purchaser or pur chasers to pay for all papers and all taxes falling due after the day of sale; and in case the purchaser or purchas ers fail to comply with the terms of sale, said real estate will be resol on the same or some subsequent salesday, on the same terms and at the risk of the. former purchaser or^ purchasers. Robt. E. Copes, Judge of Probate, as Special Referee. January 13,1906. Notice. ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY' forbidden to hire, harbor or inter fere in any way with Jacob Logan and James Logan, Horace Kknnerly, 1-17-4*? Guardian f Said Boys 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 five times as much as it soid 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 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. For 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 lor 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 adesirabie and comfortable dwelling rrost conveniently located. For sale, two valuable farms within a few miles of St. Matthews. Apply to j. SkoTtowe Wannamaker', 12-20.3mos- St.Matthews, S.C Circuit Court Sale, Strte of South Carolina. County of of Orangeburg. In Common Pleas. Alex. VV. Tharin, Plaintiff, against John W. Funches, Defendant. By virtue of the j idgment in the above cas*, I will sei' at public auc tion, at Orangeburg Court House, dur , ing the legal hours or sales on the ? tirst Monday in Feb-uary, 190?, being the fifth day of said month, the fol lowing described real estate: All that certain piece, parcel or traut of land situate, lying and being i in /.ion Township, in the State and County aforesaid, containing five (5) I acres. inor?* or less, and hounded on ! the North by T. M. McMichael, East , by Chas. Funches; South by - : Hart nett, and West by lands "of H. S. ; Holman. being the tract of iand inher ited by the said John W. Funches from his father Charles Funches. Terms, Cash: The purchaser or pur chasers to pay for all paners and all taxes falling due after the day of sale; and in case purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with Hie t'-rms of sale, said real estate will be resold on the same or some fubsequent salesday, on the same terms, and at the risk of the former purchaser or purchasers, j Rout, E. Copes, ?Judge of Probate, as Special tMeree. Notice to Creditor*. VLL PERSONS HOLDING claims against the estate of Jacob Lee deceased, are hereby required to pre sent the same, duly proven, to the undersigned on or before the tenth day of February. 1906, or be debarred payment: and all persons inoebted to said estate must make payment to the undersigned on or before the said date. l-H)-4t* MAUY .Jane Lek, Qualified Executrix of the last will and Testament of Jacob Lee, deceas ed. For Sal". \ FEW FULL BLOOD CHICK x.Vcns of the following breeds for sale: Barred and Buir Plymouth Bock, Light Bram? rs, Cornisli Indian Game. S. C. Brown Leghorns, Cock erels. $1.50 to 13.00 each; Pullets 81.00 to 82.50 each as to quality; Peken Drakes, 82.00 each. Good stock. I Oak Grove Poultry Yards, 1-17-6 Elloree, S. C. Special Announcement. We are now just three (3) years old. Our business has steadily increased, the last year being our best by far, in fact petter than, we expected. We desire to thank our friends and customers, for their loyal support and ask a continuance of your liberal patronage, we being in a better position to supply your wants than ever before. A few Offerings for Spring and Summer Wear. ? "We are looking for advances in prices on all cotton goods and we= bought our goods early. 40 in White Lawn, beauties at.8J, 10,12}, 15 and 17}c... White Pks extra good.at 10,12*, 15, 20 and 25c. 36 in Cannon cloth at.10 and.l2Jc Linen finish Suiting.JWhite, from.-.12$ to 20c Brown Linen..<.12} to 20c Good Apron Checks.5c Arabic Press Ginghams.6}c # ; j Our Chambry Zephyrs and Dress Ginghams, new and urefcty. Just, a'word about Embroideries from the dainty little baby sets to the ' wide corset covers. Our stock is complete and cheap. Come and examine our stock, convince yourself and buy where you get a, dollars worth for $1.00. OJ'R MOTTO: Every Customer Satisfied. EDISTO DRY GOODS CO IIAYDEN & BRIGGMAN, Managers. PHONE 128. 1000 Orangeburg Couniy men and women have money on deposit with us. Your account is invited. The St. Matthew's Savings Bank, St. Matthews, S. C. Established In 1889. Individual responsibility.$ 68,000.00 Resources as shown by sworn statement D?c. 30, 1905.... 232.763.72 We will loan you money on personal securitv. We will loan you money on endorsed notes. We will make farm loans for you at lowest rates. We will take your money on deposit for safe keeping. We will take your money on deposit in our savings department at 4 per cent compound interest. If you have money to save, or money to invest, or if you wish to borrow money, it will pay you to come and see us. Officers. .1. Skottowe Wannamaker. .President, .1. E. Wannamaker.Vice Presiden, C. R. James.Cashier, Clarance P. Zedier.Asst. Cashier, Directors. Dr. W. T. C. hates; .1. Arthur Banks: Jno. E. WannaMaker: H. A. Raysor; F. J. Buyck; M. Jarecky; J. E. Wan namaker. While this bank is strictly a home institution, its stock being owned by people living in thU yart of Orange burtf County. Stil "t is doing business in all parts of the County. / dministramr's Notiee. VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN i> that on Monday the fifth day cl February 1900, Die undersigned will 11 e with tin: Probate Court in and for the County of Orangeburg his Final A'count as Administrator of the es tate of Samuel J. Fogle, deceased: and he will thereuuon ask for Ids Final Discharge as such admfnis?ro?nr. Or angeburg S. C January 2, 1906. A oui in ist rat or. Fertilizers. T S. HARLEY MERCANTILE JL Company handle all grades of Fer tdizer. Purchasers would no well to get their prices before buying. 1-10-8. Circuit Court Sale. The State of South Carolina, County of Orangeburg. In Common Pleas. Frank Murph, etc., etal., Plaintiffs,, against ViOia Knight, et al., Defen dants. By virtue of the judgment in the above stated case, 1 will sell at pub lic aucion, at Orangeburg Court House, during the legal hours of ^alc, on the first Monday in Fobrua y, 1906, being the fif h day of said month, the following dese-ibed real estate: All that certain traut or parcel of land situate, lying and being in Caw Caw Township, in Orangeburg County, in State aforesaid, containing seventy three [73] acres, more or ies , and bounded on th<> North by lan'l former ly of Reuben Murph. now of Eugene Murph; on alle East and South by Jand now or formerly of William B. Mack,J and on the vVest by Columbia Road' This land will be so:d by a plat which will be exhibited at the sale. Terms Cash: The purchaser or pur chasers to pay for all papers ana all taxes falling due after the date of sale; and in case t he purchaser or purchasers fail to comply with the terms of sale, said real estate will be resold on the same or some suosequent salesday, on the same terms, and at the risk of the former purchaser or uurchasers. Rout. E. Copes, Judge of Probate as Special Referee. January 13, 1906. Notice. A MEETING OF THE STOCK 1"^holders of the Bank of Bewman is called for Tncday, February the thirteenth, at 2 P. M. at the banking house for the purpose of considering the ad visibility of increasing the capi tal stock to S2o.ooo.oo. By order of tlie Board of Directors. 1-17-4 E. N. Mittle. Cashier. For Sale, JENNTNGS & SMOAK ARE. large dealers in all kinds of Ferti lizers but makes a specialty of Ni trate of Soda, Tankage Kanit, and Muriate of Potash. Call and see them_ at their office [Old Alliance Ware house.] 12-2013.