The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1911-10-28
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
PICKED UP ALL OVER TOWN BY
OUR REPORTERS.
What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items Of Personal Interest

What Is Happening Here and There.
Local Items of Personal Interest
to Our Readers.
We hope fair week will be ideal,
so far as weather conditions are con-
cerned.
Sheriff Salley has had most stren-
uous time this week. He has been
on the go nearly all the time.
There will be no charge for space
at the County Fair occupied by eN-
hibits that are not carried there for
the purpose of Offering them for
sale.
If the negroes want to have their
societies of all kinds put out of COM
mission, all they have to do 1t to
commit the protection and defense of
such flends as Bowen.
"The Girl In The Taxi" a mo
lange Of melody, mirth and merry
making comes to the Academy Of
Music Cor an engagement Monday
evening. Prices soc to $3.50.
Who can blame the people Of
Springfield and vicinity for being hos
tile to the aiders and abettors Of the
fiend, Bowen, after passing through
what they have this week?
In The Times and Democrat vot-
ing contest there will be one general
prize four district prizes and nearly
thirty township prizes. So all will
have a chance to secure prize,
Mr.. R. Lee Klauber has been elect
ed a director in the Farmers Bank
of St. Matthews to fill vacancy
created by the resignation Of Mr.. B.
F. Keller, who has removed to Spar
tanburg.
The expectation aroused at the
end of the first act in "The Girl in
the Taxi" as to what will happen in
the next has never been eXcelled In
any play yet produced on the Amer
lean stage.
There is no chance business in The
Times and Democrat voting contest
The number Of votes contestants get
simply represent the amount Of work
they or their friends have done in
securing subscribers.
The Walterboro Press and Stand
ard says: "Thos. F. Brantley, Esq,
J. j. Stack and D. D. Stack, Of
Orangeburg, were in town Wednes-
day in attendance upon hearing be-
fore Master Henderson"
The report that Bowen, the fiend
who attempted to assault the white
lady near Springfield, had been
caught at Tillman proved to be un-
founded to the great regret OF all who
wants to see the brute properly pun
ished for his dastardly crime.
Edward Dykes, negro who made
his escape from the city guard-house
some time ago, was arrested at Nor
way few days ago, but before an
Orangeburg officer could go for him,
he gnawed out of the guard house
at that place and made his escape.
The Times and Democrat will give
away thirty one hundred piece Din
ner Sets in its voting contest. One
sett will go to each township in
Orangeburg and Calhoun Counties
that comply with the conditions,
which are very simple and easy.
Secretary Hughes gives notice
that a very important meeting Of the
directors Of the Orangeburg Coun-
ty Fair Association will be held
Wednesday, Nov. l, in the City Hall
at 12 o'clock. All the directors are
earnestly requested to attend prompt
lv at the hour named.
Mr.. Bert Kahnweiler will leave
Saturda, for New York and other
Northern points in the interest or
the Kohn store. Mr.. KahnWeiler Will
attend to the new ideas in the ready
to wear goods which he will for
ward to the store. The trip is MAIN
ly for the Christmas novelties for
which Kohn's Is famous.
The automobile that brought Wade
TYLER from Springfield on Thursday
night was driven by DR.. Henson Bo-
lin who had taken Sheriff Salley to
Springfield. That was momentous
vide for Tyler, as it brought him
from a place where he probably
would have been killed had he re-
n, oined there