The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-11-18
OUR BREVITY BASKET.
Filled With Brief Mention of Many Minor
Events of the Week.

Mr.. VIM. NJ. Sain has on hand a fine
lot of horses and mules.
See advertisement in another column
of steam engine for sale.
OrangebuTg County was well repre-
sented at the State Fair last week.
Tie Thanksgiving turkey may begin
to prepare himself for the sacrifice.
If there ever was good time to pay
your subscription now Is that time.
Marriage bells will ring at Rocky
Grove Methodist Church next week.
The cards are out for the marriage of
one of our most popular young Ia
dies.
J. E. Bull, Esq, represented Orange
burg at the State Ball last week in Co.
lumbia.
Last Sunday was most charming
day. 1t was just cold enough to make
it pleasant.
Mrs. Rosa Kohn, of our town, took
three premiums at the State Fair for
fancy work.
The Governor has issued his procla-
nation designating November 25th rs
Thanksgiving Day.
The advertisement of G.. Bart & Co.,
fruit dealers of Charleston. appears in
another column. Send them your Or
ders.
There will be 10 extension Of the
time for paying taxes after the eXpira-
tion of the limit published by the treas
urer.
We extend our sympathies to Mr..
and Mrs. Van OrSdell on the death of
their little child. Its death was almost
sudden.
Our Office was visited last Monday
afternoon by three handsome young
ladies, who called to see the press in
operation.
Don't forget that now is the time to
pay your taxes. The penalty will at
tach shortly, and you should attend to
the matter ut once.
A baby may come to us on angels
wings, but it hangs the wings up in
Il dark closet when its feet have once
touched the earth.
In the House of REPRESENTATIVES of
this State there will be 80 new men,
bers, and 81 old ones. The old men,
bers are mostly lawyers.
Our thanks are rendered Mrs. e. r.
for a mess Of white Dutch turnips.
They were very large and fine.
Our merchants are well supplied
with goods of every description and are
prepared to give the best and cheapest
goods in their respective lines of trade.
Last Sunday morning was the cold
est we have experienced in these parts
this season. Ice formed to the thick
ness of an eighth of an inch in the open
air.
We understand that a nllmber of
good church members who have ample
room at their houses have declined to
entertain any members of the Confer
ence.
Our congratulations are extended to
Brother Morgan, Of the Chester Bulle-
tin. who was happily married in Colum-
bia last week to Il most charming
young lady.
The editor of the Darlington News
wants to know how the ladies Of that
county feel about the premium at the
county fair for the best biscuit being
awarded to man.
Has any one wronged you? BE
bravely revenged; slight it and the
work is begun; forgive it and the work
is finished. He is below himself who
is not above injury.
TIL. Mcmillan, of Grahams, who is
charged with using the mails for un-
lawful purposes, and who has been
confined in our Jail for sometime, was
bailed last Tuesday.
Good loking women ought to stop
banging their hair so that homely wo-
men could follow suit to advantage:
The bang is destroyer OF beauty and
an increaser of ugliness.
John w. Carlisle, the senior member
of the Spartanburg bar, and ID. L. Hy-
drick, Esq, one of the youngest mem
bers, have formed a cOpartn5rShip. Mr..
Hydrick is native of our county.
The Office of the Southern Christian
Advocate, the organ of the Methodist
Church. will he removed on January |,
1887, from Charleston to Columbia. 1t
will be printed in the Register office.
The repairs of the Baptist Church |
steeple is nearly completed. Friend |
Ayers had a right difficult job to make |
it secure, but he has executed it with
his usual prompjness and thorough
ness.
We want to see goodly number Of
our young men out next 'nesday
evening at the Lutheran Fair with their
SIS .ers. Those that have no sister of
their own, can take somebody else's
sister.
Breathing through the nose is said to
be the cause OF many diseases, especial
Iy chills and fever Sulphur is thought
to be the best anti-malarial fumigation,
rs boiled water is the best preventive
in that shape.
The New Brighton Hotel is not tc he
from Sullivan'S Island. 1t
was not sold to the Savannah and Ty-
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