The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-12-02

thanks for the beautiful present sent
us on Saturday. We appreciate 1t far
above it's intrinsic value, and Will keep
it as Il pleasant reminder OF the cir
cumstances that prompted 1t. When
ever the ladies of the Lutheran, or any
other congregation, needs the services
of TIE TINES AND DEMOCRAT to furth-
er any of their good works they can
command our services. We arc always
ready.
ANOTHER M.,RRIAGE.-Mr. w. +.
Dantzler. of Middle st. Matthews, was
happily married last Thursday rTening
at Glenn Springs to Miss T. y. Boho, an
excellent young lady of that place. We
congratulate Mr.. Dantzler on being
cured at last of the heart affection that
has been carrying him to Glenn Springs
for the past two or three summers, and
extend warm and cordial welcome to
the fair young d0ctrcss. who has
wrought so happy Il change IL the life
OF our Young friend, to our county.
STILL ANOTHER MARRIAGE.-On
last Thursday evening DR.. o. Il. Low
man and Miss Livy }. Doyle were made
man and wife in the presence Of large
coucourSe OF friends and relatives. 1T
the residence Of the brides father. Al
ter the marriage al elegant supper was
served. and everything passed Oh very
pleasantly. The presents received by
the bride We're numerous and hand
some. This voting couple starts life
under very aliSpiciOuS circumstances.
and TIE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT desires
to add its best wishes to those OF host
of other friends for Il long and happy
life for them.
SrOppED.-Thc cotton seed traffic is Il
thing OF the past il the st. Matthews
section of our county. This happy
state of affairs WAS brought about by
the energetic action of the anti-cotton
seed traffic association organized in that
section some time ago. Capt. /. NJ.
1Namamakcr, who WAS one OF the orlgl-
nators Of the association, estimates That
tie saving to the farmers in that sec
tion through the influence Of this or
ranizatiOn is not less than ten thOus-
and dollars. This is Il splendid show
ing. and should induce other sections OF
the county to take hold Of the matter
in the same way if the Legislature fails
to give the desired relief.
DEATH or 4 GOOD MAN.-Our com
munity was panied Monday morning
to hear of the extreme illness OF Mr.. L.
W. lilbergotti. the wcll-knOwn baker
of our town. He attended the MethO-
dist church as usual on Sunday morn
ing and seemed to be in his usual
health, but WAS suddenly taken down
with paralysis about seven o'clock the
same evening, and died on Monday
morning about ten o'clock. Mr.. Alber-
gotti was a good man in the fullest
Sense of the word, and exemplifed in
his correct walk and conversation the
religion he profeSsed. At the time OF
his death he was in the SiNty-thlrd year
of his age. TO his stricken family we
tender our sympatlies.
Our STORIEs.-We have received
several enquiries as to whether the pub
lication of Dr.. Talmage's sermons
would cause us to discontinue the pub
lication Of our serial stories. In an
swer to these enquiries we would say
no. The story feature of our paper
will he kept up. 1t has taken splendid
lv with our readers, and we are deter
mined to do every thing that our means
will allow to make THE TINES AND
DEMOCRAT Il popular and entertaining
visitor to the homes Of our patrons.
In this connection We would state that
"'EiV" Million Pounds viii end next
week. and The week following we will
begin the publication OF another Thrill
ling story entitled "Hcauty's Secret"
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ders this week the first OF the series OF
DR.. Talmagc's sermons. We Will Ill
future publish them weekly. The ser
mon that we print this week was de-
livcred by lhc distinguished preacher
last Sunday in his church 1t Brook
lyn. vt great expense we have Sc
cured the exclusive right from the
American Press Association 10 publish
these sermons in Orangchurs County
Immediately after their delivery, but
We are satisfied that our efforts to keep
THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT abreast OF
the times will be appreciated 10y our
numerous subscribers. 1t would not
bc u bad idea for the father or mother
Of the family TO read these sermons
every week to the children. They will
Dc proiited by it.
TIE BAPTIST FAIE.-The Fair got
ten up by the ladies for the purpose of
assisting in driraying the expenses of
repairing the Stecplc Which was dam
aged by the earthquake will commence
. on the 2lst and close on the 23rd Of De-
cembcr, during Christmas week. The
expense has been even greater than
was expected when the work first COM
menced, and it is hoped that the citi-
Zens of The town generally will do all
they can to assist in so worthy and
necessary an object. 1t is i common
and unusual calamity that has caused
this distress, and we feel satisfied that
the Christian spirit Of the community
will prompt the most generous efforts
for relief. 1t is requested that all con-
tributions of friends be sent to Mrs.
r. Wiles, the Chairman of the Com
mittee of ladies, before the 2lst.