The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-08-11
Local lTt:MS
PICKED UP HERE AND THERE By
OUR REPORTERS.

Brief Newsy Paragraphs From All
Parts of Orangeburg County and
Vicinity.
Don't forget to register.
All who use Globe Tonic recon-
mend it to their friends. Have you
tried it?
Anyone in need Of Gillette Safety
Razcr blades can get them at Sims
Book Store
The beer which was seized some
time ago from the Edisto Social
Club has been returned to them.
Mr.. D. H. Marchant left this city
for a trip to Oklahoma last week.
lie expects 10 De gone several weeks.
There will be game of base ball
this afternoon between the clerks
and Amateurs at the State College
Park.
If you want your town to grow
and prosper, wake up, rub your eyes,
roll up YOUR sleeves and go to work
for it.
The sparring match which was to
have been on Friday night was call
ed off on account of the small crowd
which came out.
Call at Sims Book Store and look
over the new copyright books they
have received and which they are
selling at 60 cents each.
Judge and Mrs. C. P. Brunson
have gone on pleasure trip to the
West. They will visit Hot Springs,
Ark, and other places of interest.
The Band of Hope and the Tenn
perance Chapter will sell ice cream
on the Court House Square on Fri
day afternoon week, the 2Sth Of
August.
Health Officer Schiffley reports
that the health ofthis city is excellent
and far better than any previous year.
This is good news to the citizens of
Orangeburg.
1t has been announced that Cover
nor Glenn of North Carolina will
make an address in this city. The
exact date is not known now, but
will be made public later.
A bicycle was stolen from in front
of Mr.. J. J. Bolen's gate on Saturday
afternoon A reward Of $500 is Of
fered for the arrest of the guilty par
ties. See advertisement on page
two.
The members of the Young Ladies
Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Church will serve ice
t.. cam on the Court House S1uai
on Friday afternoon during the band
concert.
The ,Orangeburg Military Band
gave another concert on last Friday
afternoon, which was enjoyed by all
who heard it. IN future the band
will give concerts on every Friday
afternoon.
DR.. Watson B. Duncan Of Sumter
preached two sermons at the Metho-
dist Church Sunday. Dr.. Duncan
cpme to this city by special request
and he was greeted by good congre-
cations at both services.
Several houses were entered on
DOYLE street and Sellers avenue last
Friday night. Nothing was taken
from two Of them, but some gro
ceries was taken from the others
The guilty parties have not been
caught.
Friday evening at his home at
Stilton, Mr.. Rush Westbury enter
tanned quite number of young peo-
ple. The time was most pleasantly
spent. and during tIre course or the
evening boiled peanuts were served
the guests
Every citizen is urged to register
for the coming primary. The books
will remain open until August 81
and the supervisors OF registration
will also visit each township for the
convenience of those voters who &c
not come to the city.
Corporal w. S. Lee, company r
Third Infantry. who was member
Of the team sent from OranSenurs
to the State Target shoot at Charles
ron. has been selected as one oI
South Cardinals representatives VINO
will shoot at Camp Perry, Ohio, ii
the national competition.