The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-10-19
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.
What is Happening in the Country

Towns.
A special call is made for the mem
bers of the 5th cavalry.
The old Veterans will have big
time in this city on Friday.
All veterans of the End artillery
are expected to be in ranks on the
22nd.
Veterans, headquarters will be at
the Firemen's Hall, near. the court
house.
The survivors of the 25th rgi-
ment are expected to be present ON
Friday next.
Merry Widow is the best 10c plug
Of tobacco on earth; get 1t from
Fairey G Weeks.
Attention, survivors or the goth
regiment! Fall in on Friday. the
END, veterans day.
Miss Claudine Wannamaker, who
has accepted school near Holly
Hill, left for her post of duty on
Saturday.
Veterans of Hampton's Legion and
Of every command, are requested to
be present on Friday, the 22nd, for
the veterans parade.
If you are in the market for a
typewriter, call at Sims Book Store
and look over the Oliver, which Is
sold on easy terms.
The colored city school opened on
yesterday with good attendance,
which will increase considerably lat
er on. This school does a good work.
Everything good to eat-Fresh
butter 35c, Lipton's coffee and teas.
Give US your orders-you get them
when you want them. Phone -.
| Chisholm's store.
The Baptist Courier says Mrs. Del
la Kitchings, of Kitchens Mill, has
just given a bond for 100000 to
Furman University to found a per-
petual scholarship.
You never saw a South Bend Mall
leable Range? The Malleable man
and the Malleable girl will be pleas
ed to show it to you at the store
of John Mcnamara.
Mr.. L. G. Way, OF the Fork, Is
putting water works through his
residence. The work Is being done
by Mr.. Mason, which is guarantee
that it will be well done.
There is one best in everything
The range best is the Malleable.
made in South Bend; now being ex-
hibited at the store Of John Nc
Namara. Call and see it.
Why do you spend your money for
inferior tobacco when you can buy
Merry Widow from Fairy & Weeks
for the same that you have to pay
for the common kind elsewhere?
The Elliott Hook and Ladder Com
pany and the East End Reel Com
pany gave a splendid exhibition of
their promptness in getting to fire
on Saturday. Both companies made
splendid runs.
Mr.. Geo. H. Cornelson, Col. Mar
timer Glover and Rev. J. l.. McLees
have returned from McPhersonyille.
where they attended Presbytery. 1t
goes without saying that they had
a most pleasant time.
Mr.. Gardner, who drives the Ell
liott's beautiful grays, had close
call at the fire Saturday. While on the
roof of the bu5ning building, he
slid off, but luckily landed or his
feet, and sustained only slight
jar.
Quite a destructive hail storm Wis
tied some parts of the Fork on Thurs
day evening. 1t was evidently the
tail end OF the big storm that did
so much damage over in Georgia,
Alabama and Tennessee the same
afternoon.
The alarm Of fire on Saturday af-
ternoon was caused by the house at
No. 81 Amelia street catching fire
on the roof. The fire department was.
promptly on hand and soon had the
fire out Little or no damage was
done to the building.
Rivitad topether like boiler.
What. The Malleable made in South
Bend. See it at John McNamaras-
The Malleable man will show you
all its good points, and it's good
all the way through. AS goo1 Us,
the hot biscuits and cup OF coffee
you will receive from the Malleable
girl, together with a cook book ond
useful souvenir free.
For the week ending October 9.
the Orangeburg Postottice handled
considerable money. According TO-
the records the office sent OFF 232
money orders, amounting to $685.
6s in cash, and received 159 money
orders and paid out $l.293.19 In
cash on them. Better hurry up the
new postotfice. 1t is badly needed.
Rev. L. P. McGee, whose pastorate
at st. Pauls church ends about the
first of December, received four
new members in the church Sun
day. Mr.. McGee has given four