The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1907-01-24
SHORT NEWS ITHMS
OF LOCAL INTEREST PICkED UP
HERE AND THERE.
Recent Happenings in Town ana
Country Boiled Town for &
Busy 3 Readers.

BUSY q e2QeIS.
Farmers be sure and attend the.
Clemson exhibit next Monday.
Tho Clemson car will be mere on tter
28th and not the 10Th as was stated
last week.
Every msohsatc IN O.augsburg
sh3uld Sss the Ciensoa exhibit NEXT
| Monday.
The re7ldence of Mr.. D L. Shuler
ut Bowman was destroyed by aie on
last Mondsy.
Don't fail to come In and sse the
Car and hear the lectures OF the Clem-
son College professors rn Monday
All tarmers and mechanics ara
specially invited to ylcit ahe Clemson
Car, which will bs here On next Mon.
day.
A car load of white Hickory
Wagons, just received at Slt1y s. Frith's
for Sortng trade. See them bsrore you
20 elteWhere.,
Remember, Ladies', now fs the tine
to get McCalls Magazine with any
pattern tres for purchase OF $40. co
J.. C. Ransdale.
We are indebted to Mr.. }. A. Reed,
Of Cope, for fac caggsgs from ! Is
garden It vas we'll :lsa cd and de-
lightfully fsVored.
II your subscription expires with
McCalls Magazine just trsds $1,000
again and you can have 1t removed
! free J. .. Rarsdsle.
Just as soon as va can gat our type
setting machine The Times and
Democrat will come out in q brand
oo1 dress finn top to bottom.
Tho present cold snap was tha
death kneel to many hog. Wa hops
Ia will continue COO until all the
farmers have saved their bacon"
A. M. Sal.ey will recsive q Cur load
Of fine horses and mules on Monday,
28ah instant. II you need anything
10 that line call and examine them be.
fore buVing.
Mr. Scott Gatfney, Who had bssn
working here for some time at the
carpenters trads, died one night last
week very suddenly from astroke Of
paralysis.
We got telegram from tho Mer-
gantholer Linotype Company Tuaaday
night saying on. machine would bs
shipped on Saturday. So in about
two weeks Vo should have it in opera.
tion.
Rossenger, the photographer, will
DO at Oops Thursday, Jan. "a, prepar-
ed to make anything you want in the
photograph line. Friday morning,
Jan. %, at eleven O'Clock he will be
at ST. Georges school house.
The stock of buggias and harness
Of Mr.. O. R. Lowm2n was sold out at
auction on Saturday. IL was bought
by the Orangeburg Buggy Company.
The stock of Sewing machines were
bought by Messrs. Wolfe g. Berry.
MI. A. 4. Brantley han bought The
Patriot and job Office connected with
1T. He will give his personal attention
TO the business. We wish him great
succe5s Ia his new field Of labor, The,
Office will remain where it.has been
for the past several months.
The officers of the South Carolina
Public Service Corporation Company
has besn moved from Orangeburg to
Charleston, The officials are q clever
lot Of gentlemen and we regret to see
them laaye US, which they were fore
ed to do for business rsasona.
Rev. T. E. Wannamaker preached
Sunday morning at St. Paul's Metho::
dist Church, 1t is always q great.
pleasure TO us to hesr him. His ser
non Sunday had good deal Of the
old time religion In it, and was grsat.
~ enjoyed by all who heard 1t.
On Saturday, Feb. End, at IL
CLOCK, tha county Teachers Assoota.
Iioh will caet at ahe Court House for
reorganization. Several teachers will
mska talks, and 1t Is earnestly hoped
that every white teacher In ths
county will be present. Remember
th' place and date, and arrange 10 be
present.
The Quarterly conference CT ST..
Pauis Church was hsld st the Station
Parsorage on Thursday night, The
following delegates were elected to
1he 'listllcG Coz fersnos, which meets
at Roveavllle In May: A. W. Sum-
nerE, John s. Br1Gan and A T.
EGi1ey. 4. G. Dibbis .n1 D. O. Her.
bert were named as slternstes.
We feel grateful to OF. subscribers
for their kind indulgence In not
kicking about the worn cut type We
have been uaing. Wa have been dis.
appointed in getting our type setting
machine at the time we expected, but
1T will be shipped in D few days, and
then ne will be in shape to publish
the handsomest paper we have ever
published.
Early Monday night while Col. W.
G.. Smith was away from home and
Mrs. Smith and two daughters were
alone, negro man was discovered
trying to force an entrance into the
residence through the back door.
When he became aware he vas dis
covered. he walked out of the front
gate. We would not give much for
that fellows hide II Col. Smith could
identify him.