The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-11-24
LOCAL NEWS lTEMS .
PICKED UP ALL ABOUT BY OUR
REPORTERS.
What Is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities ana


Towns.
Pudding, sausage and spare ribs
are now in order.
Let everybody go to church who
can on Thanksgiving morning.
No Court Of Common Pleas will
be held in Calhoun county until
January.
Every one enjoyed the perform
ance at the Academy OF Music last
night. Go tonight.
The Band of Hope will meet
this afternoon at four o'clock instead
of Thursday afternoon.
Look at. the address label on your
paper and if you owe us anything
let us have it. We need it badly.
May Robson will be seen at the
Academy of Music Wednesday night
in "The Rejuvenation of Aunt
Mary"
If you want to secure bargains do
not fail to call at E. D. Reeves dur
ing his big sale, which commences
this morning
mot guilty" was the verdict Of
the jury In the case of Harmon
Moorer tried at st. Matthews last
week for murder.
MIR. J. Rhett Riley has sold his
home in st. Matthews to Mr.. J. A.
Wolfe, clerk Of court of Calhoun
county, for $4,000.
Many turkey is nearing the end
OF his life. Thanksgiving Day,
Christmas and New Years Day are
unlucky days for the turkey,
Wayne Comedy at Academy of
Music tonight. It's one of the best
shows that has played this town for
many a day. Prices 25c to 75c.
Rev. L. P. MCGEE went to the An,
nual Conference of his church on
Monday morning. His congregation
expects him back another year.
There will be meeting Of the
Ladies Hydrick Memorial Associa-
ton at the Court House on Wednes-
day morning, November 25, at half
past ten.
The Carnival Company opened up
last night and will run the entire
week. Go out and see the shows,
which are said to be Of an unob-
5ectionabl character.
The Three Times a Week Times
and Democrat will be sold on the
street at two cents per copy, but
1t will cost regular subscribers less
than one cent per copy.
If you want to put in the sew
erage in your house don't fail to
get figures from Mr.. j. w. Smoalz
before doing so. He does the very
best work and at reasonable prices.
Learn to be short. Long visits.
long stories, long exhortations, and
long prayers seldom profit those who
have to do with them. Life is short.
Times is short. Moments are prec-
ious.
The Times and Democrat believes
in progress, and proposes to give
Orangeburg al up-to-date Three
Times a Week paper at such low
price that the humbles citizent can
take it.
Mr.. E. D. Reeves great bargain
sale begins this morning. If you
want bargains you will find them
there. We vouche laor the fact
that he has marked his goods down
to and below cost
The Wild West Show Band gave
The Times and Democrat a sere-
made Monday morning. The band is
connected with the Carnival Com
pany that is now in Orangeburk, and
discourses sweet music.
The st. Matthews correspondent of.
The News and, Courier says Sherir
Dantzler and Clerk of Court Wolfe
acquitted themselves most hand
somely and reflected credit upon the
baby county at the recent term of
court.
The State Sunday School Conver-
ton is coming to Orangeburg in
February four hundred strong, and
Orangeburg will have to entertain
them for three days. Remember this
when the committee calls on you to
entertain delegates.
The Three Times a Week Times
and Democrat 'eet long fell
want. Before ma " years We ex-
Dect to make The Times and Demo-
crat real, live daily, with full teln-
graph news Then Orangeburg will
be in the SWIM
The Basket Band Of st. Paul's
Methodist church will hold its an
nual Bazaar on Thursday and Fri
day. December 3 and 4. The ladies'
wish to make the Bazaar grand
success and to this end they ask the
cooperation Of all friends.
Messrs. I. w. Bowman, A. w.
Summers. Of this city; D. L. Rhodes.
OF lBranchville, and D. B. Riley, Of
Advance, are the loyal delegates
from Orangeburg District to the
Annual Methodist Conference which
meets Wednesday at Laurens.