The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-12-09
LOCAL news ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN. iBG
OUR REPORTERS.
Whas 10 Happening In tho counezg

What 10 Happening In the Country
as Well as In the Cities and
Towns.
Christmas is only seventeen days
from today.
Mr. NJ. H. Arant is now with ''The,
House of Mcnamara"
See Craig & Kennedy's Rd In
another portion Of this paper. -,
Christmas shoppers should reed
the advertisements in The Times and
Democrat.
Miss Allie Frick, of Chaplin. is
spending the winter with her. sister,
Mrs. G. B. Dominick, Of Neeces.
Before buying Bibles from ped
dlers call and see those at S!ms'
Book Store, and compare quality
and price.
Sims Book Store has many USE
full things for use as Christmas pres
ents. Call and see them before.
closing your list. Ill
Messrs. T. NJ. McMichael and a.
n. Board are attending the Bap-
tist State Convention, which Is now
in session at Anderson.
The Wills Musical Comedy Conn
pany will be at the Academy o. Mu-
sic this evening, tomorrow evening.
and Saturday evening.
There was decided drop In the,
temperature Tuesday night. Well,
it Is about time We were having
some '"hog killing weather"
During the first Of the year We
will have to drop all subscribers
who have not settled in accordance
with the postotfice regulations.
An invitation to box party at
Goodbys school house on Decembar
11th Is extended to the public. The.
proceeds will be used for benefit of
the school.
A. w. Summers. ESQ.,, Is an at
tendant at the South Carolina Con-
ference, which is now in session at
| Abbevil!e. as a lay delegate from the
Orangeburg District.
The Orangeburg Inn has changed
hands. Mr. Harry Cutter, who has
been running it for some time, gives
| place to AR. F. NJ. Mixson, an old
and experienced hotel man.
Nothing makes a more appro-
pirate present for boy or girl than
good book. Call and see them at.
Sims Book Store. They range In
price from rs cents upward.
All school teachers in the vicini-
ties Of Springfield. North, Elloree
and Bowman should read the notice
OF County Superintendent Of Educa-
ton Livingston in this Issue.
In'sthe home there should be no
jar, no striving for place. no insist
ing on prerogatives, or division OF
| interest. The husband and wife are
each the complement OF the other.
We have sent out bills to a NUM-
Der OF subscribers who have allow
ed their dates to get behind. We,
hope every one Of them will re-
spond, and let us have the amount
due
There will be oysters and leo
cream served at the Neeces school
house on the evening of the tenth.
commencing at 7 o'clock. The
proceeds viii, 90 for the benefit OF
| the school.
Mr. w. W. Fogle, who has been
living in Columbia for several years.
has concluded to return to his old
| home. He has bought the old home
stead near Livingston, where he will
engage in farming.
Col. E. J. Watson, the able COM
missioner Of agriculture, was well
come visitor in Orangeburg yester-
day. Col. Watson is doing more to
develop our State and people than
any other agency.
Messrs. Livingston & Co., of this
city, report q record breaking car
load of cotton seed bought by them
The total amount paid for this one
shipment was s1,065.75. This firm
is doing large seed business.
The merchants of Neeces are all
pleased at the increase In sales and
the good collections made this year.
and quite tangible evidence Of pros
perity Is seen In the new buildings
that dot the town on every side.
The Orange Mills Baraca class met
in social hour Tuesday evening with
Mrs. S. l.. Wright. Music. converse
tion nd games was the order of the
evening. The class has merry pro-
gram in view for the Christmas holi-.
days.
The Anderson Mail says: IF any
body knows OF a reason why the
loan sharks should be allowed to
continue in business we would like
to hear from him. We would like