The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1883-09-20
LEGAL Dets.
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Mrs. scoyille and Esr son, Ed. have
i gone on q, visit North.
,rhe Sumtar National Bank is expect
y ed to commence business about the hrst
Eof October. IS. a. q.
The new passenger rates of the Rail-
Iroad Commission went into effect on
i Saturday. ..:. &
q Dry, tickets were elected last week
in the municipal elections In BarnWell
i and in Union. II. =5i 49, s
Our town is rapidly growing. We
heaf:oS a number ofhonses that are gong
up in q short tin,,. ..s
"A case viii come up this week before
Trial Justice Moss for Illicit selling OF
1 liquor in our County.
Mr.. Farnum's mill dam, few miles
North of our town, was swept away by
the storm Of Saturday.
MIR. Jerome 1IcMichael has moved
Into cur town from the country. We
welcome him In our midst.
Judge Witherspoon will preside at the
Court which sits here in October. The
lawyers are busy preparing.
DR.. Webster'a old black ran away
with him on Monday, bus was reined up
| in time to prevent any damage.
a case Of reckless driving on our
streets on Monday was properly dealt
with by our municipal authorities.
We call the attention ofour readers to
| the advertisement Of the South Carolina
College ID another column. Read it.
The new Town Council was inducted
into Office on last Tuesday evening. We
wish our new City Fathers a prosperous
term.
Mr.. =. B. Younans, the day telegraph
operator at the railroad depot, is a clever
young man, and is giving universal sat-
isfaction.
G. w. NJ. Williams, Esq, one Of
Barnwell's representatives in the Legis-
lature, was in our town on legal business
on Tuesday.
The Greenville Nesos thinks it is the
air of Abbeville, or the water, or the
other fluids that make the papers OF that
place 80 cranky.
The managers of the Southern Expo
sition at Louisville intend to invite the
editors of every State in the Union to
visit the Exposition.
Parents ought 10 make it business to
visit the schools in which their children
are taught as often as they can. It will
be, beneficial in many ways.
Tax Collector Albergotti reports very
light collections of taxes up to this time.
The indications are that the rush will be
very great towards the close.
An Athens young lady, on being ask
ed if she was going to see ''Only a Far
mer's Daughter" replied no. but she
would like. to be farmers wife.
We smoked two very fair cigars made
by Mrs. R."V. McMi :hael, of the Fork.
The tobacco from which they were made
was raised on the lady's plantation also.
Rev. Mr.. Clarkson preached in the
Episcopal Church of our town on Sunday
to large congregation. The interest
ing services were interspersed with ex-
cellent music.
Misses Lizzie Dexter and Fannie
.Moselev left for the Columbia Female
CoIlera on last Saturday to complete
their Education. We wish them success
in their pursuit Of knowledge.
Miss Rosa Sigwald, of Charleston, is
sister Mrs Rell, Miss Mamie Connor.
of the same Mace. is also on a visit here
and is stayinc with her sister. Mrs, DR..
JIG. Wannamalier.
3. Mr., C.. P. Brunson has returned from
the sea islands or. the coast of Beaufort
where he had been for several months
for the benefit Of his health, We are
+ qlad 10 note that he has derived much
benefit from the trip.
n,,a r,,o,,,,, r,o,no;, ,v;,, o,oct c,ar,,
and other officers next Tuesday. We
understand that candidates are plentiful
for the various positions to be filled; so
the average citizen need give himself no
concern about the matter.
Mr.. VIRGIL Dibble. of the Charleston
Hioh Scbool. visited the schools in
Orangeburg on Monday. Such visits do
good to teachers and pupils and should
be repeated oftener by all who are inter-
ested in education. They will always be
appreciated.
2.+tontion :. d;,,oo+od - tho odver,isa.
mont of oF ..Cotton ~ ~ % SseJ " yysnted,; mt IN an.
Other Sr - co,,mn u'' r. T is said that cotton
seed neaI is mora valuable for fertilizine
than the seed itself. Pamphlets on the
subject can be obtained from the Char.
lesion OIL Manufacturing Company.
,ro;oun G ,rn,, &c 3,hos+ar r,o,n+r
hoe n yon tho " s510 1' offarad Si % bv T ' atham
a.;s a1svsnJer "WL r g ~ ~ os Wew y0rl: fur the
Haa-ost n est;mots IN | of tho % cotton cron of
1890 1eeo0ee ~ He a,tin,ata m I I wos oo5 $50
hoies 6os hales over the act,,sl cron rs
ost;n,otoJ oa I hw % tho E;;aonc;oI G5ron;rjs
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