The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1905-12-13
SHORT NEWS ITEMS
From 0rangeburg and Other Coun.
ties in South Carolina.
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Exchanges for the Conven-
ience or Busy Readers.
Do not put If your G Christmas buy
Ing to the last Gay.
LIT every member OF the Business
Mems League be present as tho spec
ial meeting this evsning.
The best b2x papsr to be found In
O :angsburg is at Sims Book Store
from 10 cents to 81 so per bs2.
A safety razor would make an ideal
Christmas present for husband or
brother. The best made can be had
at Sims Book Store.
The Ladies Montauk Qlartette
will be the next Lyceum aL5raction.
1t will appear at the Academy of
Music on THURSDAY 2lst Instant.
Look over the columns of The
Times aud Democrat and call on the
merchants whose advertisements
appear therein for your Christmas
purchases.
Mr.. Gus Holman of the Cameron
Live Stock Com oany will arrive at
Camsron with a CIR load OF fine hors-
IS aud mules this week.
E:zema, scsld heads. hives, itchness
of the skin of any ort instantly re.
lievsd, permanently cucsd. Doan's
Ointment. At any drug store.
o. account of the high price OF
everything that goes to make up q
newspaper there is no longer living in
The Times and Democrat at one dol
lar year,
| Who will succeed Rev. J. A. Clif-
ton D. D., at St. Pauls?. is the, up
permost thought In the minds OF the
members Of that large and influential
congregation.
The R,v. Harold Thomas has been
calltd d to the Rsctorship Of the Epis--
copal church. He Is native OF the
State, and will find residence in Or.
angeburg very pleasant.
The Orangeburg Collegiate Irsti-
tute will have their annual Christmas
concert at the Academy Of Music on
next Monday night. II will be q
rare treat for all who attend
Sims Book Store has fine line Of
hooks for the Christmas holidays.
Nothing makes a more acceptable
Christmas gift than book. 1t suits
ey.ry body.
Bodily pain looses It's terror, If
you've bottle of Dr.. 1homas's Elec-
trio OH In the house. Instant relief
In cases Of burns, cuts, sprains, acci-
dents Of any sort.
A pulley flew to pieces at Mr.. T. P.
Horger's saw mill near Jamison re-
Gently and came very near seriously
injuring Mr.. Horger, but we are glad
to say he escaped with o few bruis-
eS.
jacob Cauley, colored, went from
Orangeburg few days ago to Sumter.
He was not in Sumter good before he
helped to rob store and landed In
jill, where he will stay until he Is
Jried.
Every now and anon, If not often
er," as Josiah Aliens wife would say,
we would remind cur subscribers who
owe US anything that we need the
money, and that we would be glad If
they would come In and settle,
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of Miss DslsV B lie, eldest
daughter CT NJ. and Mrs. o. L S;a.
ley of the North saction, to Mr..
Robt. A. Beard, at Andrew Chapel
on Thursday afternoon Dec. 81, a5siX
o'clock.
Mr.. J. W. Smoak, who IL one Of the
most erterprising hardware man in
the State, is pubEing heater In the
Baptist Church. Tue memb srs Of that
large congregation will find the heat
er wonderful improvement on the
old stoves,
We regret to say that Aiotwithstad.
ing the high price Of cotton our col
lsctions on suoscriptsons Is not as
good as last year when cotton was
much lower than 1T Is now. In his
prosperity the farmer should not for
get those be owes.
Sometime ago Mr.. E. NJ. Dukes,
who, lives at Lam brick Station on the
Branchville and Bowman Railroad had
his outbuildings destroyed by fire.
The buildings contained Mr.. Dukes
supply Of provisions and it was con-
sumsd. how the fire occurred is not
known.
The alarm of fire, which was sent
in on Friday morning from Bcx 2S,
was caused by the burning Of the roof
of small building In rear Of Mr. j &.
H. ISmith On Market street. The gal.
,, liant fremen were to0n on the ground
and the fire went out as a result OF
their csllent work.
a dispatch from St. Matthews says
one day recently Mr.. O. 81. Wtengss
started a subscription among che far.
mers to hold l, 900 bales OF cotton for
, Is cents and in q few hours 1000
bales were pledged by responsible
men who ere able and willing to hold
for that figure.
1t is our purpose to send bill to
every man VINO owes Us for his paper
: and has not paid something oa -
durino tha uaar 1QO5 We will sand