The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1906-05-31
SHORT N NEVVS ITEMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST PICKED UP
HERE AND THERE.
Recent happenings in Town and
Country Boiled down for
Busy Beaders.

Country Boiled down for
{ Busy Beaders.
Buy your tickets early for the
/ Eu5awvllle excursion.
Tae guessing contest for the base-
ball uniforms closes June 1st. Guess
now.
The Cameron graded school will
have it's closing exercises this evan
ing. Ali are cordially invited to at
tend them.
The first game Of our new league
will be played In this city between
:sngehurg and Sumter on Monday
afternoon June IL.
O.angeburg now has the bs,uner
toogs OF K lights of Honor III the
State. This IL q good order any many
Of cur best citizsns are members OF 1t.
E. O. Martin, charged with crimi-
oal assault, has been let out on a
fifteen hundred dollar bond to stand
trial at the next term OF the Grim MI
court.
Mrs. McQ 1een Linton died sudden
ly Saturday at the residence of Mr..
G. K. DIckert or Doyle street. She
was a widow and came from the up
country.
Moseley's big Juno sale begins Fri
day. Mr.. Moseley will make attrac-
lively low prices to close buyers at this
special sals. Read his big ad and 60
TO the sale.
Reeves Vile ia to have bank Of her
own. The institution will commence
business with q capital of 5000 and
the entire amount has already bean
subscribed.
Mr.. J. T. Hutto announces himself
3 candidate for Magistrate In the
Tenth judicial District. He Is a good
man for the place and will be warmly
supported by many friends.
II you want a season ticket without
much eff )rt on your part to secure it,
guess the color Of the Base Ball uni
form, CAD etc. The contest closes
June lst, you'll have to hurry"
Rev. E. NJ. LRghtfoot will deliver
an address on Friday night at the
commencement CT the Springfield
Graded School. He will I'll his pulpit
uext Sunday morning and evening.
Watch the horse that you think OF
buying, while he Is walking. II he
walks steadily, and takes his PAGES
long and eyealy, other things being
tqual, he is good horse for farm
work.
| Oue might as well neglect to plant
half the area Of his cornfeld IS to use
seed that will produce but so per
cent stand. Yet Il spite Of this fact
the number who will use such seed Is
beyond belief.
There will be an Ice cream festival
at Mr.. T. G Bochette's residence on
Saturday afternoon, June 8, Begin
ming at two O'Clock. The proceeds
will be used for the benefit Of Hickory
Grove Baptist Church.
Mr.. Vincent Ford died at the coun-
ty aims house recently. he was an old
man, who was In straitened circun.
stances. He was laid to rest In Sun
nyslde, the D Aughters of the Confsd-
eraoy paying all expenses.
The infant son Of Mr.. and MRS. J.
Q. K3nnerly was tranSplanted to the
gOOu world ABOVE on Wednesday of
last week. 1t is hard to give UP these
sweet little buds, but it Is consola
tion to know that they are safe.
The drill between the E1isto Rifles
and the Cadets Of the O.. @. l., on
i Tuesday afternoon was witnessed by
large crowd Tue E iisto Rides Wol,
and received the prize, which was q
handsome silver loving cup.
| J. G. Pike for one week will haV, q
special sale of Muslin Goods, at which
he will offer special bargains. Read
MS advertisement In another columa
and then give Mr.. Pike call. 1t is
40 trouble for him to show goods.
Mr.. F.J.D Fielder enters the race
for Supervisor as will ba seen by his
,ard published In another column.
Mr.. Fielder has held this office before
and is familiar with Its duties. He is
TOO we'll known to need an intrOduc.
tion.
The commencement exercises OF the
o. O. I came to a close Tuesday night
This school has teen very successful
this year, and Its future is very bright.
AS soon as we can get then we will
publish an acc yunt OF the Commence
ment.
/ Kohn's d'th great NJ Il and Fatory
SYDt'' ate Sale will upen Saturday,
June q. These sales have become
deserveniy popu'ar because, Of tho
man, bar gains Of sred, and Mr. Koha
PROPOSES 20 make this the besG one
that Na has yet held.
Al. are invited tn attend the clos
lug exercises OF Sand R 'lge school
near Vances ON Friday. M s. NJ Vg!e
Lou Axon, of SG, Matthews Taught
This school for the past MAE months
she would be glad to see all the par
ents and friends out
The closing exercises Of Centre Hill
Academy will take place or E iday
Av,ning. Tails school during tina past
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