The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-04-08
BOOSTERS ARE COMING

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OUR CHARLESTON FRIENDS ARE
EXPECTED TODAY.
ghey VIII Be Given Rousing Vel
come and Entertained During
Their 5kort Stay.
Several members Of the Charleston
Chamber of Commerce left that city
on a spa:ial train on q weeks tour
of exploration and exploitation to
many points in this State and North
Carolins. Last night the excursion
lists made their last long stop at CO.
Iumbia, and will reach this city to-
day at 1t2:95 o'clock and remain nm nm
til 1855 o'clock, when they will de-
part on their homeFard journey.
During the fifty minutes that they
will spend here, they will be enter
aained by the orangeburg Chamber
OF Com,nerce. s.
Since Leaving Charleston on last
Monday morning via the Atlantic
Coast Lille Railway to Florence, the
special train touched at nearly enc
hundred towns, on It's long trip and
at each place, the fifty or so mer-
chants aboard met their customers
and friends, and distributed adyer-
tising matter.
The special is made up of a bag
gage coach, a combination baggage
and day coach, three Dulamans and a
diner. Each ,.excursionist wore a
special cap and a badge. The special
was decorated with banners. A good
sized crowd saw the arrival IN Or
angeburg Of the first trade excursion
ever sent out of Charleston.
A band of twelve pieces, headed by
Metz, ia with. the merchants, and at
each stop made, their crack musical
organization lead the marches, and
play special music. 1t will likely
play at the banquet rendered the
Charleston delegation. The follow
ing IS the personnel OF the trade ex-
cursion party or firms s5sfesented:
Janaes Allan & Co., wholesale and
retail js.welry, James Allan.
Atlantic Brokerage Company, mer-
chandisIs brokers, L. M. Jordan.
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Com
pany, w. E. Renneker, division
freight agent.
Bailey-Lebby Company, machinery,
John L. Hacker.
C. Bart & Co., wholesale fruit and
produen, William Howard.
william M. Bird & Co., wholesale
paints, oils, glass, A. H. French.
Bureau of Freight, immigration
and Statistics, H. R. Jackson.
Cameron Barkley Company, ma
chinery, mill supplies, M. B. Barkley.
Carolina Portland Cement Compa-
ny.
Carolina Rice Company, wholesale
rice dealers, William G. Sheppard.
T. w. Carroll, wholesale fish and
oysters, W. P. Hyams.
Charleston Consolidated Railway
and Lighting Company, F. D. Nc
Eowen
Charleston Crockery Company
Paul ". Sanders.
Charleston Chamber of Commerce,
a. w. McKeand, managing secretary.
Charleston Fish and Oyster Com
pany, wholesale and retail, W. P.
Hyama.
Clyde Steamship Company, W. G.
Pritchnrd.
Coe.Mortimer Company, fertilizers,
C. F. Mathew.
consbahee Fertilizer Company, H.
J. Adams.
Dag gett Printing Company, VIII
liam 4. IFladger.
Draze-Inness- Green Shoe Compa-
ny, wholesale boots and shoes, B. F.
Mcleod and J. Williams.
Evening Post, G. ]. jenkins.
Exchange Banking and Trust Com
pany, ". K. Mcdowell.
Follin Bros, wholesale and retail
cigars, tobacco, ETC., ]. E. Follin.
C. ~. FRANKIE & Co., machinery and
mill supplies, E. J. Cappelmann.
C. 3. Huiet, merchandise brewer.
T. z. Hyde, real estate.
Marjenhoff Company, wholesale
and retail baker, ETC., o. G. W. Mar
jenho.f.
Leland Moore, Paint and Oil Com
pany, wholesale, Leland Moore.
News and Courier, R. G. Bruesch-
weller and Ed D. Sallinger.
Pa1;knin's Imperial Baking Pow
der Company, Geo. H. Doscher.
Peoples National Bank.
Phoenix Furniture Company, A.
W. Ltschgi, Jr.
Planters Fertilizer and Phosphate
Company, F. D. Bell and H. R. Boy
kin. .,....
A. G. Rhodes & Son, furniture
McC. Maxwell.
Sottile' Bros, wholesale cigars and
tobacco, James Sottile.
Southeastern Lime and Cement
Company, L. M. Jervey. W