The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-10-11

with the children just to see the AMI
mails.
The circus parade Tuesday was
made in q shower OF rain, but the
crowd stood 1t out.
Rsv. J. B. Sherer will preach at
Mount Lsbanan Church on Sun day
morning at eleven O'Clock.
Nothing further has been heard
flcln Mr.. John W. Fairey, who lefb
Orsngeburg about two weeks ago.
If your subscription expires with
McCalls Magazine just trade $1,000
again and you can have it renewed
free J. y. Ransdale.
Eggs sold In this market last Sat-
erday at rs cents per dozsn. Some
years ago They could be bought for 10
cents dozen.
Mama, I saw some lovely Qleel
@ lality Shoes In the window, why
uJn't you get pair OF thoss pretty
shoes for yourself?
Remember, ladies, now is the time
to get McCalls Magazine with. any
pattern fres for g purchase Of $40 90
J G Ransdale.
The 6ispensary was shut up tight
and good or Tuesday when the circus
vas here and the old topers had to
swear of for the day.
Mr.. VIII Mitchell, Press Agent of
Coles Circu5, is q clever gentleman.
and We COM mend him to the brethren
OF the press everywhere.
Send all the trade you can to J. O.
R snsdale and get the best fashion
Magazine With a nattern free OF
charge by trading $1,000 with j. o
Rsnadale.
r. There Is no shortage in the Elisto
Bank, and it Is now certain that Mr..
John ". Fairey, the late cashier Is an
hor est man. He allowed an imsgi-
nary shortage to run him from home.
John WYATT, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Whetsell, of the Bowman sec-
tion, departed this life some weeks
ago. He was only ten months old,
but be was a sweet, dear ittlehfelloW,
and is greatly missed in the home.
Mama, you remember how we'll
those Ideal Shoes" wore me last sea-.
son and you said yoll would surely get
me another pair. see Mr.. Kohn has
In lot OF pretty School and Sunday
shoes. Plesst get mine before my sizs
Is sold.
| 7 Charles Lee, the Chinese Laundry
man who has lived In this city for
some years, has returned to his native
land for distant China, where he has
a wife and two sons auxiously await
Ing him. He has not seen them In
twelve years.
Sister, I certsinly wsut you to 90
down to Kohn's ard zee those pretty
Tailor made suits and Long Goats. I
hnd that ths styles they show are the
newest and the prices seem 80 reason
able. am going to buy my coat and
suit there, this morning.
Mr.. W. M Richardson, who has
been for sometime with Messrs. Jen-
nings g. Snoak, has been elected as
sistant cashier OF the Peoples Bank.
Mr.. Richardson Is most excellent
young man, and the PEOPLES Bank
ls forduns5s in securing his serVlcsS.
Well. Mary, + am raore Of the opin-I
ion than ever that Knhn's hats are
the prettiest in the State, and every
one agrSes the prices are so reason
able. am always pleased and bappyl
Hhen I get my hats there ss I Know
they are stylish and becoming Don'tI
you think my Peter Pan Bat Is cutsPy
a Savannah whiskey drummer rel
Gently wished to make q contract
zith US to advertise hs goods He
said he understood that the dlspen.
Sary woul0 60 out OF business soon af.
ter January and be wa8 getting ready
to do o rushing business when 1T does'
20 cut. We told him VIC lid not car
ry whiskey advertisements. 4
Fire was discovered IN the roof Of
the district parsonage on Sunday
morning, which was eytinglished
very easily. Presiding Elder Dargan
vas away from home and Mrs. Oar.
gan was alone, but she acted with
b9o,ness and prevented the aenoval
OF the rurnliur, which some men
seemed anzious to do. The only
damage done was by water.
The Ninety. Six Star says 'The8
spirit of lawlessness that is constantly
manifesting itsslf in Greenwood coun-
~ is something dreadful to contem. /
plate. Surely the time has come for (
the better element to srINe ard, like a
mighty bulwsrk, throw itself againsts
this rising tide" Greenwood Is g SOL
called prohibition County. and we call
The attention Of the NHVberry Obser-
to to this vail OF the Star.
The Blptist hosts will gather atI
North on next Wednesday, the II,
the occasion being the annual meet
ing of the Association, which will
continue in session three or four
days. There will be delegates andI
visitors fro n all parts OF the various
boards and schools Of the danomina;I
tion in the State ara eyp:c!ed to bel
present. TIE meeting CT the BapttsE