The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1909-11-20
] LOCAL news ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN By
OUR REPORTERS.
What is Happening in the Country
as Well as in the Cities and

tiful and prices cheap.
All the stores in this city will be
closed on Thanksgiving Day, which
is next Thursday.
Call and see the diaries for 1910
at Sims Book Store before purchas
ing one for that year.
Engraved visiting cards make a
nice Christmas present. See w. F.
cannon. Samples are beautiful.
You are invited to participate in
the drawing for the valuable prizes,
next Tuesday at the lot sale.
Does your landlord own you?
Attend the Grand Auction Sale next
Tuesday. Commence home of your
own.
Be sure and attend the Baptist
Bazuar at the Branchville town hall
on next Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday.
Before buying a typewriter call
at Sims Book Store and look over
the Oliver. 1t is said to be the best
on the market.
Rev. John R. Fizer of Branchville.
has been engaged to serve the Bow
man Baptist church In place OF Rev.
M. Gleaton, the former pastor.
Mrs. o. F. Gunby, after spending
some time in Boston, is again at
home with her brother, Mr.. Frank
w. Farnum, Of the Jamison sec
ton.
1t may be a long tilae nntil You
have another cha lie like the ohe
which will be presented at the Grand
Auction Sale next Tuesday, to own
your own home.
The fend or fends who wrecked
that train at Denmark on Thursday
morning should be swung up when
caught without benefit Of clergy, as
the old law use to say.
The Orangeburg County Dispen-
tsary has about $4,000 worth of stock
on hand and about $4,000 N cash.
We have not heard what It's indebt-
edness Is, but the whole matter Will
be soon closed up.
We had a pleasant call on Friday
morning from Mr.. L. S. Wolfe, news
editor Of the Augusta Herald Mr..
Wolfe who has just become Bene-
dict, Is on visit to his mother, Mrs.
Lottie Wolfe, with his bride.
The East End Reel Company
house, which has been reported in
| an unsafe condition, will be thor
oughly repaired and put in safe
condition. Supporting rods Will be
run through the building each way.
In the last few weeks we have
received several communications that
were not signed by the writer's. They
found their way into the waste bas-
ket as we positively will not publish
any anonymous communications on
any subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Wolfe were
given a reception on wednesday
by Mr.. Wolfe's mother at her hand
some residence on Amelia street.
During the evening many friends
called to pay their respects to the
happy young couple.
Principal H. D. Sharperson, of the
Orangeburg colored graded school,
says he has some good, industrious
boys who would like to go out to
service for their board, before and
after regular school hours. Any
one who needs such help would do
we'll to communicate with Princi-
I pal Sharperson.
That dead negro was not found
near Bowman, but was found in the
road between the dam on the Shuler
ford and the State road. This cor
rection Is made in justice to the
good people of Bowman, who have
trouble enough of their own. with
out being saddled with the troubles
of other sections.
The Bamberg Herald says Miss
Llewellyn Cleckley, the wide-awake
secretary of the Orangeburg district
Of the Woman's Home Mission 80.
ciety, has recently organized an aux
Hilary in the town of Livingston with
nineteen members. She goes to
North in few days, where she will
spend some days in the interest CT
her work.
The present cold wave is general
over the entire South. 1t came
from the Middle West, the centre Of
high pressure moving over the South
ern States. A second area of high
pressure exists around Utah and ad-
ioHling States. And between the
two areas of high pressure there is
an area of low pressure. This may
develop over tht Southern States
within the next day or so and will
bring with it warmer weather.
The weather bulletin, issued
Thursday morning, said: Follow
ing the storm, which has been active
in the West and North during the
last few days, an area of high pres
sure, with low temperature, Is occu-
pying the central portion of the
country. Freezing temperatures ex-
tcnd from Western New York to
Western Nevada and southward to
tho north norton of the Gulf States.