The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
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=. For Cotton Gin Insurance apply to
Stiles r. Millichamp.
Vote for the man that you think
away their vote today.
If anything happens out your way,
let us know about it.
This city should handle thirty
thousand bales of cotton this sea-
son.
DO circular letters pay? Read
Mail Order. Talks-No. l on this
page.
The recent automobile accidents
seems to have stirred the Council
to action
Parents should be willing to make
sacrifices to educate their children
as much as possible.
All school books needed this year
are on sale at Sims Book Store
new and secondhand.
Mr.. Alex Rowe Tharin, son of
Capt. A. w. 'Tharin Of this city, is
quite sick, in: Ellenton, S. G.
The primaries will all be over
today, and then we can go to work
and try to do some business.
The old heroes Of the days that
tried mems pluck will be given
fine time here on October u.
That was a pretty strong endorse
ment lMr. Miles O'Riley's fellow
,townsmen at North gave him.
DO not be Influenced by sudden
reports pro or con on either candidate
that are circulated during these last
days.
Enforcement of the. present speed
law is all the regulation needed for
THE automobiles, but don't make new
ones.
Vote early, but not often.
ems on Monday fod another years
will make the best governor OF the
State.
DIR. Albert E. Butler. who is now
located in Charleston. was in the
city Sunday, spending the day with
relatives.
| 1t is said that goose drinks wat
er one hundred times day. Some
geese don't drink water at all, hav-
Ling substituted beer for it.
The Orangeburg Graded School OPP
ZEN on Monday for another years
campaign. See that your children
are on hand; at the opening hour.
Today will decide the next Gov
ernor of South Carolina. Go to the
polls and do your duty---that Is,
vote for the candidate of your choice.
Don't fail to send your boys and
girls to school on the opening day.
tKno wledge is power, and education
is worth more to them than silver
and gold. 80 90. =
The boys and girls are again get
ting ready to go off to college. We
hope old Orangeburg County will be
we'll represented in all the colleges
of the State
Many people who take the Times
and Democrat reads no other secu-
lar newspaper. This being the case
The Times and Democrat tries to Gov
er all the news.
One by one the old heroes that
|immortalized themselves as defend
iers of the right answered roll call for
1.-THE last time and cross over to rest
under the shade of the trees.
What members of the Boys Corn
Club are going to win the three
prizes offered by the Times and DEM
ocrat? We will soon find out as the
time is drawing near to gather the
crops.
Last Friday night the barn Of Mr..
P. C. Bruncon caught fire and was
destroyed. The reflection of the fire
could be plainly seen In Oranseburg
by anyone who happened to look
South at that time.
George Barr McCutcheon's new
book, The Rose in the Ring. will be
issued Friday. Sims Book Store
will have them Immediately. II you
want one order them now, and get
them when they come.
On Sunday night Prof. 'Torchi Fal-
kshuma delivered an address on ia.
pan and her Christian Civilization
to the congre cation of st. PaulS.
The lecture was very instructive and
thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
MIR. D. H. Marchant had a big
time when he was abroad. In the
three months that he was away he
travelled in Spain. Italy, Austria.
Germany. Switzerland. Belgium
Holland, England, France and Scot
land.
The merchants have good stocks
and are prepared to supply all de-
mands. Look over the Times and
Democrat and call on those who in