The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-02
LOCAL news ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BIZ
OUR REPORTERS.

What is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities and
Towns.
A large crowd was in the city
yesterday.
Orangeburg ought to handle at
least twice as much cotton as she
does.
The carnival is here and it looks
like the bad weather is coming,
too.
Don't forget the lyceum attraction
at the Academy of Music Wednesday
evening.
When you think of choice meats
and fish. think OF X. J. Grren-,
Phone $50.
The farmer is getting an inning
this season. Cotton is now worth
nearly fifteen cents.
Mr.. Morris Jarecky, of st. Mat
theWs, was in the city yesterday. He
Is always a welcome visitor.
Capt. A. c. Doyle will act as one
Of the marshals for the big Taft
parade in Columbia next Saturday.
Did you ever see a wireless um.
brella, if not come before it rains
and let J. C. Ransdale show you
one.
No man ought to fail to pay for
his paper this winter with cotton
selling at the price it is There is
no excuse.
Sims Book Store has the agency
for the Oliver, the best typewriter.
If you are in the market, let them
Buy ten dollars or more from ].
c. Ransdale and get McCalrs Maya
zine with free pattern for one year.
j. c. Ransdale.
Good news for the ladies', ]. G.
Ransdale is handling McCall's pat
terms and Magazine again. Prompt
attention given to this department.
If you Want to see and hear big
Bill Taft who is keeping the presi-
Dental chair warm for Teddy, you
had better be in Columbia next Sat
u-da;'.
Miss Mamie Hoffman, who is a
student at Winthrop College. was
called home Sunday by the death
of her father, Mr.. T. e. Hoffman.
show you.
Judge c. G.. Dantzler delivered one
Of the addresses at memorial meet
ing held at Bethel church in Charles
ton on Sunday evening in honor of
Dr.. Carlisle.
Bring crysanthemums to the show
on Friday, the 5th, and get prize.
10 cents admission for adults, chill
dren free. Oysters and ice cream for
sale; also dolls, fancy work and pot
plants.
It is not style alone that
McCall's patterns lead. The fact
that no dressmaking experience is
necessary to get splendid results,
make them so popular.
1t is a funny sight to sec a person
In heavy rain storm with their
umbrella turned wrong side out. If
you get q wireless umbrella from j..
G. Ransdale the laugh will never be
on YOU.
Magistrate Brunson had Robert
Doyle bsfore him on Saturday morn
ing for attempting to carve up John
Edwins with knife. The case was
sent up to the higher court on A
charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill.
At the opening of the cotton sea-
son We advised farmers not to sell
their cotton for the price then pre-
vailing, which was about eleven
cents, as we felt sure it was going
much higher. Time has proven our
prediction correct.
Judge C. G.. Dantzler, Col. ". G..
Smith, Capt. B. II. Moss and Col.
D. O. Herbert will represent Orange
burg on the Taft entertainment COM
mit;ee, and will attend the luncheon
TO be given the President next Sat
urday at Columbia.
In the last few days two good Or
angaburg farmers remarked TO us
that they had farmed for many years,
but only now when they soon had
to retire because Of old age, they
were just beginning to learn how to
farm.
The abuttmcnts Of the bridge owe:
the Edisto river on the continuation
Of Russell street into the fork will
soon be constructed of cement and
crushed stone. This will save the
county considerable money in time
to come if the work is properly done,
as it will last for many years.
Magistrate Brunson is doing a
good work in breaking up the use
of profanity and obscene language
on the highways. One Jake Middle
tor was up before him on Saturday
for cursing and firing off pistol
on the highway, and what the Judge