The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-06-22
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
PICKED UP ALL ABOUT BY OUR
REPORTERS.
What is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities and

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Grits today, only % cents per
peck, at Bolen's, Is n. Middleton.
Mr. E. ]. Smoak has left on a
visit to Colleton for week or ten
days.
The Reunion" and Roll Call"
of the members Of the Baptist church
will be held tonight. .
Miss Nellie. Farnum is spending
the week with her grandmother,
Mrs. George Cutler on Amelia
street
Several parties from Cope are co.,
templating trip to Washington this
week. We are sure they would en-
10Y it,
The farmers are plundered too
much by the spectators to be plum
| dered by the high tariff. They can't
stand it.
Mrs. NJ. E. Valentine, who lives
near Cope, reports hail in her
neighborhood as large as hen eggs
last week.
Sims Book Store has received
supply of the new process blades for
Gillette Safety Razors. Price S1.0o
per set OF ten.
The Times and Democrat is ina-
personal in it's editorial utterances.
If our squibs hit fellow it is his
fault and not ours.
Don't fail to go out to the musical
at the Court House this evening.
1t is given for good cause and, be-
sides, you will enjoy it.
Some one on Amelia street prac-
tices. with a parlor rife to the great
danger of residents Of that section.
Can't the police stop It?
The cucumber market having be-
come glutted, those who planted
around Cope, have ceased shipping,
as the returns were too small.
The Summerville Advertiser Is the
newest venture in the journalistic
field. S. P. Driggers is the editor,
and We hope he will make good.
Mr.. r. F. Bryant, cashier of the
Orangeburg Bank, was elected alter
nate to the Bankers National Asso
citation meeting by the State BanArs'
Association.
The Editor of the Branchville
Journal has been enjoying fine peach
es, presented to her by some Of her
friends. Now, that is the way to
treat an. editor.
An election. to decide whether a
high school shall be established will
EbeT held at Holly Hill on next Sat
urday. There seems to be no doubt
of favorable result.
The Sunday School at Cattle Creek
church will hold their annual picnic
on Saturday, June 26. The pubic
is cordially invited to attend, every
one bringing well filled baskets. -.
Rev. ]. P. Miller, who was some
years. ago Pastor Of the Luthern
church in this city, prached to his old
congregation Sunday morning. 1t is
needless to say he received a warm
welcome from his old friends.
Chlldren's Day will be observed at
Andrew Chapel on the 26th. Col.
+. A. Banks. of st. Matthews, will
deliver an address,. Dinner will be
served on,-the grounds and all are
cordially invited to be present.
About the only way to stop the
lyuchirg Of assassins IS to stop as-
sassinations We all regret the
fact that people will sometimes take
the law into their own hands, but We
may as well tell the truth about it.
The Branchvlle Journal says:
They tell us that crowd from
North Carolina lynched those negroes
at SmoaRs the other night, and as
they did not leave their cards it
~ lRlL nc IiIllc uoio w ioH"
them
The Young Ladies' Home Mission
Society OF ST. Pauls Methodist church
will give musical entertainment at
the Court House this evening at half
past 8 o'clock. The admission is
rs and Is cents. Go out. You will
enjoy it.
To boil a cracked egg, gently mois-
ten the cracked part of the egg with
salt, let stand a few minutes in order
to penetrate it. and this will keep
the contents of the shell from oozing
out. and it may be boiled without
bursting.
Mr.. NJ. O'Riley, Of North, gave an
illustrated temperance lecture at
Holly Hill on last Saturday night
under the auspices Of the local tenn
perance organization. In spite OF
the bad weather he had a good an-
dience. His lecture was good.
The Board OF Trustees of the
Graded School has accepted the
resignation OF Miss Christine South,
who has been elected to a chair in
Winthrop College. The Board re-
gretted to give Miss South up as she
is a most excellent teacher, but they