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The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
NORWAY NEWS.
Cotton Being Marketed Right Along.
4 . Z 3 o. ~ I :
Town Improvement.

- 49,.
:. Norway. Sept Special: The
good old harvest time is, truly here
and picking cotton is the order OF
the day. ,New.cotton is selling here
every day and the farmers are all. in
a, rush. to market their first- cotton.
;. Mr., John Spires. is> having an, ad-
dition added on his store: When
completed. he can give "a better dis
play of his goods to his many custo-
mers.
Mr. J. F. Bates is off on a trip to
Savannah, Ca. today. on business
JMr. Bates is one of our leading mer-
chants. -, ;..-- f
|. The Williamson. Bros: Of this place
has under construction large build
ling to be used as buggy house
lW.hen completed he will open up a
| line Of, furniture wagons, bussies
ETC.. in connection with his black
smith shop.
| Mr.. D. S. Tyler, who was recently
reelected as Magistrate of this dis
trict, held court in town yesterday
Mr.. Hamp Fulmer has just re-
! turned from Baltimore and New
York, where he purchased his fal
| stock Of goods.
stock of goods. Mr.. Fulmer is rush
ling to completion the addition on his
store, so as to have more room tt
display his new line Of goods.
/ MIR. Tom Bolen of Neeces was IL
town today.
DR.. l.. W. Busbee, dentist, will re
sumo his studies on Oct. 1st III
will name Norway his home wher
he finishes.
Mr.. Tyler, OF the Blackyille Cour
Ter, was in town today. .....a.
Dr. J. K. Love, the veterinary sur
ge9n. is in. town for a, a;,short stay.
The excursion enroute to Jackson
Vile. ,Fla,,. passed through here thi.
morning about 10 o'clock. A gooe
number Of the country people tool
advantage of the cheap rates ane
took the trip.
| Mr. James Hutto, the section fore
man Of this place, surprised his many
friends by getting married on las
Sunday. Mr.. Hutto married Barn
well girl.
| MIR. Jim Moss, Of the !Orangeburs
section, is visiting relatives in ane
near town. Mr.. Moss is one of Or
angeburg's up-to-date farmers. w.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
7BranchYille Locals.

BranchYllle, Sept. 10-Special: Mr.
|C. L. Jones, of Wards, was a guest
last Tuesday of his. old friend, DR..
J. D. S. Fairey. in town.
Mr. w. A. Davis, of Aiken, spent
last Tuesday in town on busina ass
with the Edisto Supply Company.
lMr. and Mrs. J. I'M. Appleby and
Little son Preston. was the guest this
week of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Apple
by.
MRS. Maggie C. Simmons and
daughters Misses Essie and Louise,
was the guest for few. days this
week Of Mr.. and MRS. w. P. Apple
by.
Messrs. T. B. Fairey and D. p. L.
!Westbury, returned last week from
Clemson College. where they attend
ed. the farmers; congress-.
Mr. Joseph .Nettles. of Spartan
burg, is the guest for a few days
this week of MT. P Earle Dukes.
MFR. and Mrs, T. c. Smoak, left
this week for GoEan. where Prof.
Smoak has gone to teach the Govan
Graded School for this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Fielder, OF
Fayetteville, n. c., are visiting rel
atiyes and friends in town.
Miss Lucilla Curry, of Jenkins
willie, was the guest for a few days
this week of her sister, Mrs. 7. C..
Smoak.
John j. Jones. ESQ.,. returned from
Columbia, yesterday where he went
to attend to some business.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
:, Gallant Odd. Soldier Gone.

! After an itlness Of some week Capt.
:5ohn s. Rave passed away Sunday
Might at his home Just above this
sseity' on the Columbia Road. He was
laspnt seventy Years of age and was a
,1apst pleasant, genial companion and
fsiepd He was gallant soldier Of
ShA Confederacy and took great
iRterest in anything that would ad-
vance the welfare of the old veter-
ans. Capt. Rowe was member Of
7Ft. Paul Methodist Church. from
which he was laid to rest Monday
afternoon in Sunnyside Cemetery. He
had many friends all over the State.
who will be panied to hear of his
death. He is survived by his wife
and host OF relatives and friends.
One by one the old heroes cross over
the river I'd rest under the shade -
the river to rest under the shade OF
fore.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
ORANGEBURGtS FIRST BALES.
:Thoss III who Sold Them and. Price
Z 'sit, ,;ss-aef@ ~ e.r4 i.'.sES 2
7S.a g. 80 3, Paid for. Many Years.

The ,following is list of the first
bales Of cotton sold in this city since
sI8 91:& The name of the seller and
the price received is also given. >,
I. ]. #. is. somewhat remarkable that
the price. paid this year is .rhe: high
est paid in: twenty years, and also
that the frst%bale.:was !marketedslat-
er: this year than any year before: (
1S9f-Augusr' IA" Sold BY Il.
Moore, :fol:7 cents:
@.tSS2-August 49,. Sold by H.
Moore. Price :notgknown.
1S94-August 16. Sold by Ellison
w; Brantley for 8 cents.
..:,lS9s-August 20. Sold BYE. w
Brantley for.7s1-2 cents.
l8s6-July 81. Sold by E. W
Brantley:for- 6 1-2 cents.
1S97-August 10. Sold by E. W.
Brantley for ga cents. =,
!, .1Sss-August Is. Sold by A. q
Smoak for cents.
i 189s-August 10. Sold by p. W
Brantley for IA cents.
1sO0-August II. Sold by j. VI
mer for TO- I-8 cents.
| 1s01-August "a. Sold BY Eugene
Wolfe for Z Ia cents.
f1s02,.August 9: Sold by Fersnel
for cents. ~
1sOs-August "a. Sold BY smoak
for, IL 1-2 cents. :
!: .lsO4-August 10. Sold by E.. w
Blantley for II Ia.
1s05-August 10. Sold by F. F
Bell for IL 3O-100 cents.
l906-August %. Sold for II
cents.
1so7-August "a. Sold by w. G
Rlckerbaker for IL cents.
1S0S-August Is. Sold by J. F
Fielder for 10 cents.
1ses-August 1s. Sold by Shed
rack Murph FOR IL IL cents.
1910-August 20. Sold by Shed
rack Murph for Is cents.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
Committed Suicide.

S. S. Innes, head of the tirm OF
Drake, lnnes & Co.. of Charleston,
wholesale and retail shoe dealers,
shot and killed himself in his room
at TIE Hoffman House, in New York,
on Saturday morning. He had gone
to New York for treatment and was
very Respondent over his condition.
MIR. lunes, who was forty-seyen years
old and unmarried. was well-known
In this city and county. where he had
many friends. He. Travelled for his
firm.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.
.--...,--- FIRST YEAR.

Literature: Twice-Told Tales,
| Lambs Tales, Lays of An
cient Rome, Julius Caesar.
Modern English Grammar. 55c
Collar & Daniells Beginners
Latin Book $1.15
Thompson's History of u. S. :. 702
Progressive Arithmetic, Milne,
3rd book. :. :. -. 41c
Lippincott's Elementary Alge-
bra :. :. :. =. :. SOC
SECOND YEAR.
Literature: Ivanhoe. Merchant
of Venice, Poe's Poems and
Tales.
Elementary English Compost
ton. Sykes. :. G0c
Harper & Tolman's Caesar. S3c
Allen & Greenough's Latin
Grammar Gold edition. -. $l.40
Daniels New Latin Prose. :. S1.l0
Progressive Arithmetic. Milne.
Bird book. 4lc
Lippincott's Elementary Alge-
iora. :. :. SOC
Montgomery Leading Facts
in English History. :. :. S1.25
THIRD YEAR.
Composition Rhetoric, by. Scott
& Denney.. :. sl.10
Literature: Silas Mariner. Mid
summer Nights Dream. Mac
beth, Burke's Cancellation
with America =. ;.
Wirgtl's Aenid.. ;. $1.71
Allen & Greenough's New Lat
in Grammar -. :. >. :. s1.f0
Benefits Latin Composition. $500
Myers General History (Rev
;: Ed. ;. :. :. :. s1.s5
Wentworth's New School Alge-
C'oFd.'.' -. TA.VV
Wells Essentials OF Geome-
try, plane., ,..".,.e.". a..'s.. 75c
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
LOCAL ITEMS.
Happenings Of Interest From the


Happenings of Interest From the
Hopewell Section.
Neeces, Sept. 10-special: Quar-
terly meeting was held at Hopewell!
Church Sept. 2, which was attended
by good crowd.
Our Presiding Elder, Dr.. W.
Daniel. preached very interesting
sermon at Hopewell Friday, Sept. 2
which was enjoyed by all present.
> The many friends Of Miss Chris.
tibelle Fogle. are very sorry to hear
of hef illness and hope she will soon
be up G gain. :. We are glad to- note
that Miss Fannie Fogle' is 'improv'
ing. =
Misses Essie and Lurline Kenner'
ly have returned home after few
weeks of pleasant stay at North with
relatives and friends. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. kennerly have
gone to Jacksonville, Fla. We wish
them much pleasure while On their
trip.
Mrs. P. NJ. Fogle and little grand
daughter, Cola Brodie spent Wednes'
day with her son, Mr.. F. Fogle.
We have been having. some rea
warm weather in this section for the
tin,a of tho wear
|. Cotton picking has begun and the
farmers will be kept very busy fol
ia while.
We are expecting some good roads
in this country as the chaingang Is
up working on them. They are put
ting the old ninty-six in shape.
Blue Eyes.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
Cattle Creek Notes.

i Miss Hattie shuler has returned
to her home near Vance, after a Wis
it. to, relatives in Rowesyille, Orange
burg and. Reeyesville. -.
There will be an ice cream festi-
val at Cattle Creek church. the 18th
instant, beginning at three. o'clock
p.. m. Proceeds for benefit OF the
church. Everybody cordially inyil-
ed to attend.
Mrs. Mary Smith has returned
from a pleasant visit to relatives aud
friends in Denmark.
School days will soon be here and
many of Cattle Creeks bright girls
will leave for the different colleges.
Others go to perform their duties as
teachers.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
CITY Lot Sold.

At the regular meeting OF the city
council held on Friday night sealed
bids were received for the purchase
of the city lot situated on east Rus.
sell street, in the centre Of the bus.
mess section of this. city. This lot
was bought by the firm Of Silly and
Firth. who engage in an extensive
buggy, wagon and harness business
in this city. In all probability these
gentlemen will erect building in
which they will locate their busl-
ness The price paid for the lot was
$10,050.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
Death OF An Infant.

|, .,aGart ha the infant daughter Of
MIR. and Mrs. J. Stokes Salley, died
after a few days illness at the Col
umtbia Hospital Monday morning. aS-
ed about nine months. She was a
sweet little bud and Is DOW safe on
the Savior's breast. The funeral will
take place this. morning at halt-past
ten O'Clock from the residence ON
Amelia, street. x = I,i.#
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
GOOD ROADS AND DRAINAGE.
Orangeburg County League Holds
Regular Meeting.

The Orangeburg county good roads
and drainage league held its second
meeting at the court house Satur-
day. Reports filed at the meeting
shows that an additional 200 mem
bers have been placed on the rolls
The new organizers named in ad-
ditional to those already named are:
WI w. Cutler, Limestone town
ship.
]. E. Ashe, Edisto township.
l.. v. Dibble, Orangeburg city.
A letter was read from the South
ern Appalachian good roads conven-
ton asking that this club be repre-
sented at the convention at Knox
Vile, October S and 6.
Ia letter was read from Mr.. NJ: Y.
Richards, land and industrial agent
Of the Southern Railway, commend
ing the county for what, it is doing
for the cause of good roads and
q =
The next meeting will be held on
October %, when delegates Will be
named to represent, this county club
at the State convention to be held
in November at Aiken.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
That Cold Wave.

That cool wave came on schedule
time. but we are sorry to say 1t did
not tarry with us~very long. After
today. the weather will become qnile
~arm again. The cool wave was
quite refreshing and made every one
feel better, J There is sops good;
old hot weather ahead yet, 80 don't
worry about--any -preperation for
cold weather just yet.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
hO0KING'0yER THE EDIsTO..
.
Ths River s:eine; Examined by Unit
49, -, ~ :. H-E.s=.-. (; ~; -..,
~ ed:states efacials. .,

inspector ;Whitscarver. OF the
United States engineer department
as.:4Charleston, started Saturday TO
:naka an examination Of the ;Edisto
Seer (Which f'iis proposed to improve
from Oran sedurgi; down with the con-
SHuction Of canal to. the Ashley,
shortening the distance by water to
charleston MI. Whitscarver will
make. sounding and measurements
on his trip.
The Charleston Evening, Post says
Capt. F.. M. Adams, the: engineer Of
ftear.. will also make trip over the
lixer and an examination of his own.
fIe IS not,:yet prepared to give the
cate, but be will shortly make the
tip toGthis city; confer with the bus
aness interest and thenago down the
SSver. His Recommendations for the
improvements, viii follow his exami-
5taEion '::.'... -.
= We, hope that Capt. Adams, after
anaking this trip and looking over
the report of Inspector Whitscarver;'
wilt be able to make a favorable re-
bort and recommend that the work
be done.ii' It. ALI depends OH his re-
Sort and decentralization. both Of
4rhich,: ofScourse. will be founded on
the prospective benefits to be deriv-
fd from the expenditure of the non
ev,.that it: will 'taketto do the work.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
Invitations Out.

The following invitation have
been received in, this city with inter-
est: mn. and Mrs. George. Alonza
Jepson request the pleasure of your
company at the marriage OF their
sister, Miss Eulele Edward Hoffman
TO MIR. Robert Ktrloch' Otis, oti We'd
uesday afternoon. Septem ber the
tEenty-arst at FIVE O'Clock at. their
residence, :Hartsyille. S. c."
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
BOYS Cara Club Meet.

The central committee Of the
Gfangeburg county boys corn COM
test met In this city Saturday
afternoon and made arrangements
for holding a corn fair at which the
prizes offered the boys will be award
ed. Over 100 boys Of this county are
competing for the. prizes and as re-
cult oranseburs county will raise
200 acres Of excealeat corn made by
SaF boys. ;: ,>.s:s1:s -, SO
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
]. Il! ELECTION !. TODAY
SEtOGXD STATE PRIMARY: WILL
- DECIDE NOaIINEES.,: ~. ~.
.,ostieF interest: in This County Cen
e: 80 - .+.tE t.s.sE- -.
-, ''...' Ia, Z: p ~ g

tl7ief Interest: In This county Cen
/: s issi ed Asea6d. Race for Governer
J; ,aaa ,House sRepresenta:ares:.
:.,The secopd: primary for: :tlte.slss;
ton Of State and County officers IS
!. Held today. Interest in this county
is:sstrong i'd Tie. face for Governor
stf1d in the race foar' the House of Rep
SENTATIVE, The following is the
list Of those making the second race:
= :. Governor.
:Messrs. C: CRY Feathe erstone. of
l.aaia1rens. and Cole L: Rlease, of New
aserry. will be voted upon for Gov
.srnor., Both Of these gentlemen have
!. I5sen conducting short. but effective
!. ,tsarnpaigns since fheslast election and
J. itre< both confident of election.
, :F$;:Adiutant and Inspector General.
!Eoll Moore. Of Barnwell, and
/, ,C.,pt. JIM Richardson! Of Aiken,
s..e, making the second race.
=
James Canster; OF. Tirzah, and G.
.8fcDufae Hampton; of Columbia, are
inSSthe second race. At the FIRST off,
SiaI count It: was announced that %.
G.Scarborougb would run4with Can
& sier, but an serror Of 3,000...vote ii,
tfle GreenYille count placed Mr.
{. Hampton I'm the second race.
!, !.gst: i5is House of Representatives:
:. N1ess.s. John. S. Bowman, A. j.
yIydrick, Jas. F. Hutto and Miles
.Q'Riiey are running for the Legisla:
i+srfe, two Of whom will be elected.
81, Cotton IWe;ghers.
THE; cotton weighers at Cope, FL
loree, Norway and North will run
over. The candidates are:;F%
y Cope: Herbert N. .Antley and ]
p: 4Kittrell. = -: -. :,
.SsElloree: u. W. Wactor;;' IF! H,
,Dantzler, c.. A. Jones and J. k.Irick.
.1Norway:'.C.Ns. Rutland and G. F.
Gibson. ~; ss:stS. -. -. ,,'
:SsSNorth: 'P%%:Tindal and II. r.
Gieaton: 80 s.
Township Commissioner.
The township commissioners for
Poplar. Middle and Providence will
1e:decided' today also, The candi-
dates are: go. -.
:::;aPoplar:. J. A.Irick and J::L:: Trick.
Middle. VIM Punches and c. D.
ydrick. y
:hProvidence: +. /. shuler' and G, c.
ShuIer.T :: s'.:,ss 81 -
:asAll the other state and county Of:
fcers were elected in the; first prim-
AIRY. So:
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
Struck by-Lightning.

Peter c. Brunson, a prominent
farmer, who own valuable PROPERTY a
few miles below. this. city. had the
misfortune to lose his gin house on
Friday night. it having been struck
by.s lishtning. Besides machinery,
about 200 bushels otoats were de-
stroyed. - 81. -: =.
The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1910-09-13
FEW CHANGES MADE !
LIST OF: SCHOOL BOOKS TO BE
a. s$. x.
Z USED THIS YEAR. "a: Il!
The Graded, schools viii Open on
Monda!y. September 1oth.-Many
Are Now Buying Their Books. :.

The Orangeburg City Schools will
omen on next Monday and the chill
dren are all anxious to know what
books they will study during the
next session. We publish below the
list for each grade in both the
graded. and high school departments.
There have been practically no
changes made from last year. All
these books are now on sale at the
book store in both new and second
hand. The prices given below are
for the new books; second-hand@ed 4 leo
ones retails for about 25 per cent:
less. It is advisable to-, buy your
books early and now wait until the
last minute. "a
a FIRST GRADE.
Graded Literature, 1st Reader zoe
Stepping Stones, 1st Reader. Zoc
Slate and 51Oc for pencils.
SECOND GRADE. 81
Graded Literature, End Reader 2Sc
Stepping Stones. 2nd Reader. 2oc
The Outlook Writing System
,,,o,l sc
Slate and 10c for pencils.
THIRD GRADE.
Graded Literature. 3rG Reader &c
Stepping Stones, 3rd Reader. 3oe
Progressive Course in Spelling,
book 1 -: .....'. 1oe
Wentworth's Elementary Arith- i
metic :. ;. 22c
Lessons in: English. Scott
= Southworth, book L.. -. 4oc
The Outlook Writing System
book q. -. =. :. :. :oc
Tablet, pencils, pen and ink. =
FOURTH GRADE. IS.
Stepping Stones. 4th Reader. a6c
Grimmts Fairy Tales. 2oc
Progressive Course in Spelling,
book l :. :. - e.. ..r.'... Aoe
Lessons in English, Scott
Southworth, book l.. 4Vc
Geography, Natural Primary. $50
Nentworth's Elementary Arith- -
rnaticl >e.. 22c
First Book in Hygiene. -. 30c
The Outlook Writing System
book g.. oc %:
Tablet, pencils, pen and ink. -
FIFTH GRADE. s.
Stepping Stones, 5th Reader. 4Oc
= ! Tc1><S ~ q
Progressive Course in Spelling,
hook g.. :. 1oc
Buehler & Hotchkiss' Modern
English Lessons. soc
Frye'si First Steps. Geography. 65c
Lees New Primary History. 45c
Wentworths Elementary Arith-
metic. .i.,5.'. ]1e
The Outlook Writing System
book a.. ~
Tablet, pencils, pen and ink.
SIXTH GRADE.
Literature: Miles sStandish.
Hiawatha, Kingsley's Heroes. "
Progressive Course in Spelling,
book g.. -. loc
Buehler & Hotchkiss' Modern
English Lessona. ..:: Boo
The Making of South Carolina SOC
Frye's Higher Geography. :. $50
Wenthworrh's Practical Arith-
.metic 40
The Outlook Writing System
book 81. :. -. -. oc
Tablet, pencils, pen and ink.
SEVENTH GRADE.
Literature: Evangeline, Sketch
Book, Last of the Mohicans.
Progressive Course in Spelling,
hook o. - 13c
Modern English Grammar. 55c
Frye's Higher Geography. SSs
Thompson's History of U. S.. zoe
Collar & Daniell's Beginners
Latin Book. ). =. Sl.l5
Wenthworth's Practical Arith- -:
: ,metic 40
The Outlook Writing System.
book g.. :. -. &c
Tablet, pencils, pen and ink.
v,v<,,r c~ryDNI GNISDs DrNIENrrr .
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Bonds, Stocks,
Loans, Rents,
Real estate.
We Offer For Sale:

We Offer For Sale:
Il. That magnificent planta-
tion near Norway known as the
Wroton place, containing one
hundred and ninety seven acres
This place has to be sold at pri-
vate sale by October first. If
we cannot sell it in the next ten
days as a whole NE will cut it
into several small tracts, as we
have offers for it in smaller
tracts. If anyone wishes to buy
as d whole this this is the last call.
2. That. plantation in the
Forks of the Edisto. containing
five hundred acres. This is the
biggest bargain we have. If you
want to make. a money q it's yours.
3. We have a choice planta-
tion in the. limestone S rleighbor-
hood, we'll improved, containing
about lao acres. Price reason
able. This is a choice home.
4. That plantation .in: il upper
Limestone containing one hun
dred and forty six acres. Price
.$l700. This This. will not not keep long.
5. One Of our clients has a
mortgage. upon real estate,
drawing seven per centum in
terest per annunn, upon a large
tract Of land which he wishes
to transfer and SELL. Reason:--
Needs the money for another
purpose Who wants this inves-
ment? Particulars on applica-
tion. :...
:. 6. Another client wants to
borrow $1,000 on 95 acres Of
land situate in the Forks Of the
EdlStO.
l. We have choice loan offered us Of two thousand
dollars upon an improved property the City Of Orange
burg easily worth FIVE or six thousand dollars This
opportunity for safe Investment
8. Who wants to buy large block Of stock in Of
the old established banks in Orangebug County, 1t is for
ale The curious are requested not 10 apply for nfor
nation; only those meaning business.
g. We offer for sale choice plantation in the Eastern
portion Of Orangeburg county, containing eight hundred
ond 6fty acres Price and terms reasonable.
10. We have another choice plantation containing one
hundred and sixty acres East Of Orangeburg listed with
US. Whose fancy does this shike2
u. And we have still another large block Of stock
an old established. bank in OTangebWg County to seH.
Only reason fol seIngowner needs the money te,ussn
his business.
Keep your eye on this space for these money in ii
fo1 YOU from now on.
WHY not let US collect your rents, care property
and Wfe yots insurance. This vii take ab q trouble
odyaursheqIdsss sad the cost ~lFb veFl H spa'E~
.....:...s LIZ . $3.50. :. s :. -.s
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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
yite you to do SO through our col
umns, and we will guarantee that
you will be treated right.
The City Council now has very
stringent law before them for he
government OF automobiles on Rus
sell street. Why not enforce the old
law and not make new ones? There
Is now law regulating the speed
of automobiles although it is never
considered by anyone.
Hon. Samuel Dibble, who was one
of South Carolina's five representa-
tiyes ut the. Waterways Convention
returned home Saturday .mornins.
He reports a very pleasant time and
Gays ha discoXered many new tactS
On the subject although he has given
It a study for some time.
M. T.. Silly has Just returned from
Northern markets, where be bought
q larger and more varied stock than
eyer. A lot of goods at prices that
can't readily be duplicated. He. is
now in a better position than ever TO
meet the wants Of the buying pub
fic- Having just removed to- larger
quarters, 5S-60-G2 East Russell ST.,
Yn:.front of SINS Book Store. Call
end see him: In his new quarters. "3t