The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-10-30
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL aBOJT BY OUR
REPORTER.
iEhae Is Happening in the CouResg

a4S "cA <SS IL SA1O SAGeS ~-4a
Towns.
| We have had delightful .rais.
IL was much needed.
Every Democrat in OrangebnTs
county should vote Tuesday.
Advertising pressure on our col
umns compel US to issue ten pages
today.
Next Tuesday being a legal holi-
day all the banks in the city will BIZ
closed.
| City Council is making permanent
improvements on the streets. This
Is sensible.
The .ilmes and Democrat wants to
push its circulation list to three
thousand or more subscribers.
| DR.. s. ]. Summers, OF Cameron,
had one Of the best stock and poul
try exhibits seen at the State Fair.
We invite a comparison of The
Times and Democrat with any paper
of it's class published in the South.
The colored Graded School will
open Monday with pretty much the
same teachers that taught it last
session.
Don't miss Brown OF Harvard Mon
day at Academy of Music. The maE :,
ayers of the Academy guarantee this
attraction.
See the page advertisement of NJ.
Geo. v. Zeigler on the third page Of
this issue. Then don't fail to call
and get some Of the bargains.
Brown OF Harvard matinee a.
Academy of Music next Monday, 8
O'Clock sharp. Reserved seats az
Lowman's, 75c.
When Superintendent Of Streets
Ethridge gets through with Amelia
1t will be one of the handsomest
resident streets in the city.
Mr.. w. L. Moseley has a big adve" :,
tlsement in this Issue. Hunt it nip
and see what good things he has to
offer you at reasonable prices.
We will hold the next issue of The
Times and Democrat back until
Wednesday so as we can give the
result of the Presidential election.
The new hotel looms up like
thing of beauty end Joy forever"
It took o man of enterprise and
pluck to put up such building.
Alderman Wertz, Chairman of the
Street Committee, is proving the
right man In the right place. The
work he is having done on the streets
will stand.
Rev. Geo. E. Davis, Of Clifton
Forge, Va, will preach in the Bar
list church in this city next Sunday
morning and evening. All are in
vited to attend.
Many folks from Orangeburg went
to the State Fair on "wednesday. It
rained all day in Columbia, which
curtailed the pleasure of the WIS.,
itors very much.
Brown Of Harvard will be pre-
sented at Academy Of Music next
Monday, matinee o'clock, night
$3.50. Good singing by q double
male quartette will be nejoyed by all.
The ladies o; the Basket Band of
the Methodist chucrh are now busily
engaged in perIecting their plans for
the big bazaar, which is to be given
by that organization during the frs.
week in December.
On Saturday afternoon there will
be refreshments served at Oak
Grove school house, near Mr.. j. F.
Boards. There will also be cake
walk and guessing contest. All
are cordially invited.
An oyster supper, ice cream and
other refreshments will be served
at Gerizim church near Vances. on
Saturday afternoon, November {.
commencing at five o'clock for the
benefit Of said church. All are in-
vited to attend.
Rev. E. NJ. Lightfoot presented
us yesterday with several OF the
handsomest chrysanthemums wa
have seen In long time. They were
from the Baptist Parsonage lawn.
where Mr. Lightfoot has always
grown many beautiful flowers.
Delegates to the Baptist State Con-
vention at Union who expect to at
tend are requested to send In their
names to Mr.. E. l.. Clark, Union, 8.
c., or to Rev. K. w. Cawthon, Union.
s. C.. Those who wish entertainment
should attend to this matter with
out delay.
While The Times and Democrat
coSers all the local news it also
publishes all the important general
news. We do this because great
many of our subscribers take no
other paper, and we want to keep
them informed. Now is good time
to subscribe.
w. A. Douglas, Of Richland, and
J. 0. Durant, Of Lee, are running
for supervisor in their respectivs
counties against the regular primary
nominee as Independent candidates.
Independent candidates in Orange
burg county would be badly beaten.
and we hone they will be in Richlaad