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MUNICIPAL NOTICE
Office of City Clerk and Treasurer,
Orangeburg, 8. C, April 1, 1911.
In pursuance of the provisions of
an ordinance of the City of Orange
burg, entitled "an ordinance to re?
mlate Licenses in the City of Orange
burg,"- passed and ratified by City
Council March 10, 1911. *
Notice is hereby g?ven that tht.
City Treasurer's office will be open
lor the purpose of receiving such Li
censes and the compound tax anu
?log tax imposed by the ordinance
of the city, from the 1st to the 15th
of April, 1911, inclusive, from 9
o'clock a. m., to 2 p. m., Sunday ex
cepted.
All parties interested will take due
notice and govern themselves ac
cordingly.
Application blanks under Sec. 2 of
license ordinance may be obtained
from the city clerk and treasurer.
L. H. Wannamaker,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Incense Ordinance of the City oi
Orangebnrg.
An ordinance to regulate Licenser
in the City of Orangeburg.
Section 1. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Aldermen of cae City of
Orangeburg in City Council assem
bled, that every person, firm, compa
ny or corporation engaged in or In
tending to engage in any trade, busi
ness or profession hereinafter men
tioned, or keeping an office or place
of business open for the sam??shall
obtain on or before the 15th day ot
April in each and every year license
therefor in the manner hereinafter
prescribed. "Every person, firm, com
pany or corporation commencing bus
iness after the said first day of April,
3n each and every year, shall obtain
?a license therefor before entering
upon such trade, business or profes
sion.
Sec. 2. Every person, firm, compa
ny or corporation required by this
ordinance to obtain a licence to en
gage in any trade, business or profes
sion for which a license is required,
shall make application therefor to
the City Clerk and Treasurer and
shall give: First, his or her name or
style, and in case of a firm or com
pany the names of the several per
sons constituting such firm or com
pany; Second, the trade, business or
profession for which a license is re
quired; Third, the place where such
trade, business or profession Is to be
carried on; and in csse of dealers In
goods, wares and merchandise, drug
gists, dealers in carriages, buggies
and wagons, other than their own
manufacture, dealers in pianos, cab
inet organs and other musical instru
iments, the application shall be*In
?writing and sworn to which shall
state also the amount, extent and
value of business carried on and
their gross sales or receipts for the
preceding fiscal year. All of which,
and answers to questions relative to
which, shall be given under oath.
Nothing herein contained shall in any
manner affect any other requirements
of trade, business or professions.
Sec. 3. If any person or persons
shall exercise, or carry on any trade,
business or profession or shall keep
an office ;r place for ssuch business?
for the exercising, carrying on or do
ing of which a license Is required by
this ordinance without first taking
out such license as in that behalf is;
required, he, she or they shall for
every offense be subject to a penalty
not exceeding one hundred dollars,
cr to imprisonment with or withou?.
hard labor, not exceeding thirty days,
as may be adjudged by the Mayor or
acting Mayor trying the case.
Sec. 4. The license granted under
this ordinance shall not authorize the
person or persons (except lawyers,
physicians, dentists and auctioneers)
or firm, company or corporation men
tioned t herein to exercise or carry on
any trade, business or profession
specified in such license in any other
'place than that mentioned therein,
and every person, firm or corporation
exercising or carrying on any trade,
"business? or profession or doing any
act for which a license Is iequired
shall keep said license at all times
of business in a conspicuous part of
the business place, and on demand
of any authorized official of the city
government shall produce such li
cense, and unless he shall do so shall
be deemed to have no license.
Sec. .'>. It shall be the duty of the
Chief of Police to detect and report
all parlies falling to take out a li
cense as; herein required. He shall
visit ea:h and every place of business
from tine to time after the 15th day
of April, in every year, and ascertain
and report immediately to the Mayor
the navi es and places of business of
all persons failing to take out a li
cense and especially transients and
parties recently arrived in the city
who may be engaged in any business
for whJch a license is .equired.
Sec. R. Upon the removal of any
person or persons from the house or
premises at which the trade, busi
ness or profession mentioned in such
license was authorized, it shall be
lawful ;or the city clerk and treas
urer, a id he is hereby required to au
thorize by endorsement on such li
cense the person removing as afore
said to any other place to carry on
the tr.'.de, business or profession
specified in such license at the place
to which such persons may have re
moved.
Sec. 7. All licenses for the year
granted under this ordinance shall
contlu .9 In force until tu 31st day
of March next succeeding the date of
issue; and no license, except as pro
vided for by limitation, per diem or
month, shall be issued for less time
or rate than one year. The city clerk
and treasurer shall prepare a proner
form t3 be issued in each case.
Sec. 8. Applications for license of
all kind shall be made to the City
Clerk ind Treasurer and all fees for
same shall be paid to him in ad
vance; and in any case where license
fees may be paid to the chief of po
lice, he- shall report the same to the
city treasurer at once and license
shall be issued.
Sec 9. Applications for the trans
fer of license shall be made in writ
ing to the city treasurer, referred by
him to the Committee o\ Finance
and if favorably reported on by them,
to be authorized by the mayor.
Sec. 10. For a license to carry on
any trade, business or profession
hereinafter mentioned, the following
sums shall be paid to the city treas
urer, viz:
Auctioneers, each per annum? 10 00
Each per day. 2 00
Auction of horses cr mules
by residents or non-resi
dents, selling or offeri: g
for sale three or more
head in any one day, any
where in the city?each
per day. 25 00
Automobiles, dealers in, in
cluding supplies and re
pairing, whether paying
general merchandise li
cense or not. . ., .. .. '10 001
Artists, ambrotypists, ^r
photographers, each.. .. 5 00
Architects, civil engineers,'
each. 10 00
Banks with capital stock not
exceeding $50,000, for ev- .
ery thousand dollars of
capital, each. 1 00
Banks with capital stock ex
ceeding $50,000, each. . 60 00
Bankers buying and selling
domestic or foreign ex
change, each. 10 00
Billiard and pool tables, oth
er than for private use,
each table. 1000
Bakeries, each. 3 00
Bread dealers, not paylug
general merchandise 7-i
cense.. 3 00
Barbers, for each chair.... 2 00
Brickyards, each. 5 00
Blacksmith shops with one
forge, each. 3 00 j
Blacksmith shops with more
than one forge, each addi
tional forge.. . . . . . . 2 50
Boot and shoemakers, each 2 00 j
Boarding houses furnishing
board for a week or less
time, each. 300
Bottling works, each. 25 00
Brokers, insurance, each.. 3 00
Brokers, real estate, each. . 15 00
Brokers, merchandise, not
maintaining warehouse or
storeroom, each. 5 00
Brokers, merchandise, main
taining one or more ware
houses or storerooms,
each. 30 00
Building and Loan Associa
tions. . .. ?. 5 00
Builders and contractors or
any other person superin
tending or In charge of the
erection of a~y buildings '5 00
Bill Posters, per annum.... 15 00
Per day. 1 00
.Chemists, each. 500
Cotton packers and ginners,
each. 10 00
Cotton factories, each.. .. 100 00
Cotton seed oil mills, includ
ing gins, each. 50 00
Carriage and buggy makers,
each.'.. 10 00
Carnival Shows, not less
than $50 per week (to be
fixed by finance committee)
Candy and lemonade stands,
each per year. 5 00
Per day. 100
Cabinet makers, each.. .. 2 00
Circuses, per day. 100 00
Dentists, each. 5 00
Dealers in beef cattle, hogs,
goats and sheep, each. . .. 5 00
Dealers (itinerant) in horses
and mules on the Streets
?each individual, wheth
er in firm or not, per day 5 00
Dealers in fruits, peanuts,
cakes or cooked victuals
with 6tand on the street,
each.?. 5 00
Per day. 100
Dealers in carbonated water
or other soft drinks bot
tled outside the city limits
who deliver to persons
within city by private con
veyance. 15 00
Dealers in ice, each. 5 00
Dealers in junk, each.. .. 50 00
Dealers in peddling goods
around the city, per day
each. 5-00
Dealers (exclusively) in soda
water sold from fountains,
each. 3 00
Dealers (itinerant) in wag
ons and buggies per day,
each. .. 5 00
Dealers in poultry, vegeta
bles and fruit on the
street, each. 500
Dealers in coal, noi paying
general merchandise li
cense, each. 10 00
Dealers in manufactured to
bacco, not "paying general
merchandise license, (ho
tels excepted) each.. .. 2 00
Dealers in millinery goods
not paying general mer
chandise license, each.. 10 00
Dealers in soda water per
day, each. 1 00
Dairies, each. 2 00
Drays, omnibuses, carria
ges, carts, trucks, wagons
and hacks, that haul for
hire, each per horse.. .. 3 00
Express companies or agen
cies, each for business
done within the city of Or
angeburg with points
within the State, and not
including any business
done for the government
of the United States.. .. 50 00
Electric light companies or
agencies, each. 10 00
Pairs, promenade concerts,
parties, public balls, glass
?blowing, operas, minstrels,
panoramas, and every oth
er kind of public enter
tainment of a like nature
exhibiting in other than
licensed hall per day or
night, each. 500
Fruit and vegetable stand,
not paying general mer
chandise license, each. . 5 00
Gin manufactures or agen
cies, each. 5 00
Green grocers and dealers
in fish, each. 15 00
Gunsmiths, whether oealers
In genera! merchandise or
not, each. . .. 3 00
Hotels, each. . .. 25 00
Harness makers and repair
ers. each. 300
Insurance companies, fire,
for each company repre
sented. 15 00
Insurance companies, life,
with resident agent.. . . 35 00
Insurance companies, life,
without resident agent.. 50 00
Insurance companies, acci
dent, sick or fraternal or
Live Stock, each. 10 00
Laundries, hand or steam,
each. 10 00
Laundries, or agents for
laundries, located outside
of the city of Orangeburg,
each. 500
Lumber yards, each.. 5 00
Lubricating and illuminat
ing oil companies, each.. 35 00
Lawyers, whose income is
less than 1200 per annum,
I whether in firm or not,
each. 5 00
I Lawyers, whose income is
over $1200 per annum,
whether in firm or not,
each. 10 00
Manufacturers of concrete
or artificial stone .blocks,
each. 5 00
Mercantile agency reporters
each. 5 00
Menageries, per day, each.. 50 00
Marble yards, each. 5 0b
Mills, grist, each. 3 00
Mills, saw, each:. ?. 5 00
Mills, saw with planer, each 7 50
Mills, planing, each. 5 00
Milliners, in connection with
geneial merchandise, or
other license, each.. .. 5 00
Newspapers, each. 5 00
News stands and dealers, not
in connection with hotel
each. 2 00
I Oculists or opticians, tran
sient per week, each. . .. 5 00
Opera houses, theatres,
amusement halls, each. . 30 00
Painters and Paper Hangers,
contracting for work,
each. 3 00
Peddlers, itinerant, each per
day. 5 00
Pharmacists and apothecar
ies, each store. 5 00
Physicians, whose income is
less than $1200 per an
num, whether in firm o'r
not, each. 5 00
Physicians, whose income is
over $1200 per annum,
whether in firm or not,
each. 10 00
Pawnbrokers, each. 50 00
Piano and organ tuners or
repairers, each per day.. 1 00
Per annum. 500
Printing offices, job, each. . 5 00
Plumbers and steam fitters,
each. 10 00
Real estate agencies and col
lectors of rents or other
claims, each. 3 00
Resident salesmen or agents
for any mercantile house,
firm or corporation of bus
iness of any kind whatso
ever, each. 10 00
Restaurants, each. 10 00
Repair shops for sewing ma
chines, bicycles, etc., not
paying general merchan
dise license, each. 3 00
Railroad agencies, each for
?business done within the
city of Oranget)urg with
points within the State and
not including any busi
ness done to or from
points without the State
and not including any bus
iness done for the govern
ment of the United States
' each. . ?. 100 00
Skating rinks, each. 5 00
Side shows to circuses, per
day, each. 25 00
Stables, feed.. 5 00
Stables, livery and feed. ... 10 00
Stables, sales. 2000
Stables, sales and feed.. .. 25 00
Stables, sales, livery and feed 30 00
Shooting galleries, each. . .. 5 00
Sewing machine agencies not
paying general merchan
dise license, each. 5 00
Surveyors, each. 5 00
Tailors, repairers and dyers,
each. 3 00
Tinners, not having general
?merchandise license. . . . 5 00
Tanneries, each. 3 00
Telegraph companies or
agencies, each for busi
ness done within the city
of Orangeburg with points
within the State and not
including any business
done for the government
of the United States.. .. 35 00
Telephone companies, each 50 00
Undertakers, each. 10 00
Veterinary Surgeons, each. . 5 00
Watchmakers, repairers of
clocks anu jewelry, each 5 00
Wheelwright shops, each. . 3 00
Woodyards, each. 5 00
? Warehouses charging stor
age, each. 1000
i Sec. 11. On the business of the
! following, viz: Upon each and ev
ery retail merchant, druggist, dealer
in carriages, bug-ies and wagons
(other than their own manufacture)
and dealers in pianos, cabinet or
gans and other musical instruments;
and upon the business of any and
every other person, firm or corpora
tion doinj business of any kind in
the city of Orangeburg for the car
rying on of which license is re
quired, and for each and every store
or place of business within the cor
porate limits of the City other than
those hereinbefore specially named,
designated and taxed in this chap
ter:
The sum of $10.00 when his, her
or their gross sales or receipts for
the preceding year do not exceed
$5,000.00.
The sum of $15.00 when such
gross sales, or receipts are ov-er
$5,000.00 and do not exceed $10,
oeo.oo.
The sura of $20.00 when such
gross sales or receipts are over $10,
000.00 and do not exceed 15,000.00.
The sum of $25.00 when such
gross sales or receipts are over $15,
000.00 and do not exceed $20,000.00
and five dollars on each additional
$5,000.00 or fractional part thereof,
in excess of $20,000.00.
The gross sales and receipts here
in referred to shall be estimated
upon the business ? of the previous
year, provided that in case of any
person beginning a business covered
by this section and who was not en
gaged in said business in this city
during the previous year, such per
son shall pay to the City Clerk and
Treasurer as license the sum of twen
ty-five dollars at the time of begin
ning business, and in case it shall ap
pear at the end of the year that such
license so paid is more than his gross
receipts would require him to pay,
the City Council shall refund to him
the amount so paid in excess of the
amount required by this Section, or
give such person credit for same on
his license for the next year.
Sec. 12. The amount to t>e
charged for license for any other bus
iness, trade, profession or occupa
tion, not .herein specially enumerat
ed, shall be fixed by the committee
on finance*-.but said committee shall
have no.jawthority to change or re
duce th??'license fees herein fixed:
Provided- tJiat in case of short term
licenser-?taken *out in the latter part
of the' fiscal ygar, the Committee on
Finance-may in their discretion ve
duce.the license fe*. But no reduc
tiqncshall be made .before November
15" of each year. ""'"
Sec. 13. - For th.e purpose ..of this
ordinance; eaeh business, or occupa
tion, herein seperately and specifically
mentioned and-enumerated, shall be
deemed to be a separate and distinct
business or occupation and the pay
ment of license for any business or
occupation herein ? mentioned and
enumerated shall not be held to in
clude or embrace the license for any
other business or occupation herein
mentioned and enumerated, unless
so. specified in this ordinance.
Sec. 14. The City. Council re
serves the right to revoke any license
for any cause which may seem to. be
just.
Sec. 15. It shall be the duty of the
City Clerk to make and keep posted
in a conspicuous place in his office
an alphabetical list of persons pay
ing license under this ordinance ex
piring with the current fiscal year,
which shall contain name of the per-j
son or firm, the business or occupa>
tion and amount paid for such li
cense.
Sec. 16. That all Ordinances or
parts of Ordinances inconsistent
herewith, be and the same are hereoy
repealed. ?
Done and' ratified in City Council
at Orangeburg, South Carolina, this
10th day of March, A. D. 1911, and
In the one hundred and thirty
fifth year of the American Inde
pendence.
J. W. H. DUKES,
Mayor of the City of Orangeburg.
Attest:
L, H. WANNAMAKER,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Office of City Clerk and Treasurer.
City of Orangeburg, S. C,
March 1, 1911.
To the City Council.
Gentlemen: I respectfully sub
mit this report of the financial trans
actions of my office for the month
of February, 1911:
Balance cash ? General
fund on hand last re
port.$ 11,078 32
Received during the
month. 399 16
Total. $ 11,477 48
Disbursed during the
month. 2,105 00
Balance City General
fund on hand this date
.$ 9,372 48
Transferred to Acct.
Com. Pub. Works.
to balance. 1,370 15
Net cash balance in
Treasury this date. . 8,002 33
(Note?This balance includes
$2500.00 S. F. Sewer bonds, $1125
interest on Sewer bonds, and $1000
interest on Water and Light bonds.)
Consolidated Receipts.
General taxes and penaltles$ 23 66
Fines and forfeitures. ... 40 00
Licenses.t. .. 53 50
Sanitary dues. 100 00
Cement sacks returned (Ay
ers & Williams). 177 00
Pipe sold. 5 00
Total. ..$399 16
Consolidated Disbursements.
Departments.
Street.$ 707 71
Police. 506 60
Executive. 29716
Water and Light. 20 90
Refund Taxes 1910. ... 2 72
Fire. 1 42 57
Health. 275 69
Engineering.'151 65
Total. . s.$2,105 00
Detailed Disbursements.
Oranceburg Buggy Co., harness.
10.50; S. A. Blackmon, supplies,
1.45; Berghaus & Moffitt, lumber,
3.14;Owen & Co., supplies, etc.,
12.05; Bythewood & Ballard, dam
ages, 75.00; Ayers & Williams, 2 bus.
corn, 3 9.00; Avers & Williams,
cement, 42.50; Fairey & Weeks, sup
plies, 3.15; John McXamara, sup
plies, 6.7S; Orangeburg Repair Shop,
shoeing mules, repairs, etc., 6.05; D.
A. Sprinkle, lumber, 3.17; Street
Pay Rolls, 4 weeks' labor, 41G.30;
A. C. L. R. R. Co., freight on drain
pipe, 28.42; J. B. Etheredge, street
overseer, salary Feb., 60.00.
Police?W. L. Rodrigues, stenog
rapher, S.00; Fairey & Weeks, blank
ets, 3.75; J. D. Jones, jurors Mayor's
court, 6.00; Henry Baxter, hack hire
police, 1.00; J. H. Albrecht, team
hire, police, 2.00; E. C. Fairey, po
liceman R. R. fare to Rowesville and
back, .4 0; J. B. Etheredge. dieting
acct. for February, 39.45; Police
Pay Roll, salaries for February,
446.00.
Executive ? Postmaster, postage
stamps, 2.00; Southern Bell Tel. &
Tel. Co.. service for February and
long distance, 5.76; Southern Ex
press Co., charge on stationery, .35;
Typewriter Sales Co., Underwood
typewriter, 57.60; City Treasurer,
hach hire Council railroad meeting,
4.00; City Treasurer, cash advanced
for county, small pox, 74.95; William
Wade, janitor, salary, 2.50; J. W. H.
Dukes, mayor, salary, 50.00; L. H.
Wanrfamaker, City Clerk, salary,
100.00.
Water *md Light?Pay Roll, laying
mains, 20.90; L. V. Dibble, refund
taxes 1910, 2.72; East End Reel Co.,
[appropriation, February, 50.00;
Charles Reed, watch at Reeves fire,
,1.00-; Anderson McMichael, watch
at Reeves fire, 1.00; E. I. H. & L. Co.
appropriation for January, 50.00;
John McNamara, supplies P. Reel Cc.
and Bell Tower, 25.82; T. O S. Dib
ble, chief, for watchers at J. & S.
fire, 3.25; Chief Fire Department,
cash for laibor at J. & S. fire, 1.50;
James E. Salley, electrician, salary,
10.00.
Health?Geo. V. Zeieler, rubber
coat for health officer. 5.00; Western
Union Tel. Co., telegram, .96; Owen
& Co., shovel, .50; Robert Hancock,
smallpox guard, 5.00; Orangeburg
Repair Shop, shoeing mules, 1.20; Dr.
F. L. Parker, analysis city water,
10.00; R. L. Berry & Co., advertis
ing health notices, 7.9S; Orangeburg
Infirmary, appropriation January
(last) 50.00; Dr. T. A. Jeffords, vac
cinating 224 citizens, 22.40; Ayers
& Williams, lime, 9.40; Southern
Express Co., charge on vaccine
points, .25; Guards smallpox patients,
policemen, 14.00; A. C. L. R. R. Co.,
freight disinfectants, 7.00; Health
Department Pay Roll, 4 weeks labor,
60.00; A. D. Powers, distributing dis
infectants, 12.00; L. H. Wannamaker,
secretary board of health, 10.00; F.
A. Schiffley, health officer, salary,
60.00.
Engineering?John McNamara, El.
lamps, 1..65: Edward Hawes, Jr., En
gineer, salary, 150.00.
Total in vouchers Nos. 1 to GO In
clusive, $2,105.00.
Respectfully submitted,
L. H. Wannamaker,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Office of Secretary Commissioners of
Public Works?City of Orange
burg, S. C, Mch. 1, 1911.
To the Commissioners of Public
Works and City Council.
Gentlemen: I respectfully submit
this report of the receipts and dis
bursements during the month of Feb
ruary, 1911, on account of the Water
and Light Department:
Balance on hand last re
port. ,.$ 46 24
Received from A. C. Dibble
during the month.. .. 1,955 85
Received for coal sold?
cotton mill. 30 04
Total balance and re
ceipts.$2,032 13
Disbursed during month.. 3,402 28
Deficit.... .$1,370 15
Transferred from city gen.
fund to balance. 1,370 13
Sources of Receipts.
Water. . .$ 473 02
E. Current. 1,325 20
Meter rente. 3526
Materials sold. 122 37
Total...$1,955 85
For coal sold. 30 04
Grand total-.$1,985 S9
Consolidated Disbursements.
Expense ? Maintenance.. $ 278 12
Expense?Fuel. 1,647 76
Expense?Labor. 654 25
Total expense.$2,5S0 13
Extension. 520 28
?Materials. 263 87
Oils. 38 00
Grand total.$3,402 28
Detailed Disbursements.
Orange Cotton Mills, 41.10 tons
coal at 3.25, 133.55; R. J. Jeffords,
freight, 26.57; Orangeburg Repair
Shop, repairs, 6.30; S. A. Blackmon,
tools, laying water mains, 22.25; W.
F. Cannon, job printing, 12.40; Sou.
Express Company, charge on package,
.45; Postmaster, postage stamps for
asst., 25.24; Orange Cotton Mills,
110.85 tons coal at 3.385, 375.23;
Sou. RaPw-> Co., freight on mater
ial, 13.36; Bailey-Lebby Co., sup
plies, 110.08; Fairey & Weeks,
broom, .50; John McNamara, sup
plies and material, 13.40; R. J. Jef
fords, drayage on material, .30; Sou.
Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., service for Feb.,
2.63; American Spiral Pipe Works,
exhaust pipe, 160.00; Orange Cotton
Mills, 146.7 tons coal at 3.37, 494.16;
Roberts Elec. Co., materials, 21.91;
A. C. L. R. R. Co., freight, 1.00; J.
W. Smoak, supplies, 7.80; R. J. Jef
fords, freight on elec. material, 4.io,
Western Elec. Co., heating eliment
for toaster, 2.31; Orange Cotton
Mills, 155.9 tons coal at 3.25, 506.69;
Glamorgan Pipe and F. Co., supplies,
19.20; Tower-Binford Elect. Co.,
transformers, etc., 504.1 S; Wanna
maker, Smoak fc Co., electric lamp*
for "White Way" 103.28; Southern
Railway Cr.>., demurrage cn car coal,
2.00; Southern Railway Company,
freight on material, 1.0S; Special Pay
Redls, 4 weeks' labor, 68.25; Orange
Cotton Mills, 42.5 tons coal at 3.25,
138.13; Standard Oil Co., oils, 3S.00
R. J. Jeffords, freiiht and drayage
on material, 1.58; A. C. Dibble, as
sistant to Secretary, salary, SO.00;
Power House Pay Roll, salaries foi
February, 506.00. Total in vouchers
Nos. 1 to 33 inclusive, $3,402.28,
Respectfully submitted,
L. H WANNAMAKER,
Secretary.
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A Message On Parchment Wns Fount
in the Figurehead of an Old Vessel.
And It lead to a merry adventure
? into the interior of Africa. A younc
army man and a pretty girl were in
; I volved in the discovery and a ro
, mance ensued that caused Louii
, I Tracy to write "The Message." Nov
11 at Sims' Book Store for fifty cents.
CAROLINA SPECIAL,
High Class Electrically Lighted Train Between
Charleston and Cincinnati.
??VIA-~
Southern Railway.
In Connection with C, N. O. & T. P. Railway.
Beginning January 2, 1911.
Consisting of Combined Baggage and Smoking Car, First Class Coach,
Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Car, Pullman Observation Sleeping
Car and Dining Car Service.
SOLID BETWEEN
Charleston and Cincinnati.
ON THE FOLLOWING CONVENIENT SCHEDULES:
WEST-BOUND NO. 7.
Lv Charleston.9.00 AM
Lv Summerville.9.38 AM
Lv Orangebur.11.17 AM
Lv Columbia.1PM
Lv Spartanburg.4.11 PM
Ar Asheville.7.37 PM
Cincinnati.10.00 AM J
EAST-BOUND NO. 8.
Lv Cincinnati.6.30 PX
Lv Asheville.10.25 iiM
Ar Spartanburg. ...1.40 PM
Ar Columbia.4:46 P8C
Ar Orangeburg.6.1?*? PM
Ar Summerville.8.05 I'M
Ar Charleston.8:45 PM
CONNECTING AT CINCINNATI WITH THROUGH TRAINS FOR
CHICAGO, CLEVELAND, DETHOIT, ST. PAUL, SEATTLE, ST. LOUIS,
KANSAS CITY, DENVER, SAN FRANCISCO and points west and north
west.
L. D. ROBINSON, W. E. McGee, J. L. MEEK,
C. P. and T. A. D. P. A. A. G. P. L.
E. H. CHAPMAN, S. H. HARDWICK, H. F. CARY,
V. P. & G. M. P. T. M. G. P. A.
Extra Special
Announcement.
A beautiful line of Ribbons in all shades from 1c per
yard to 22c.
A nice show of White Lawn at 6 I-4c per yard.
Extra value White Lawn 40 inches wide at 10 and
12 1 -2c yard.
A large assortment of Patterns in Val Laces and In
sertings from 2 1 -2c to 12 I -2c per ) ard.
White Linen for Dresses and Fancy Work 42 inches
wide, 29c yard, 48 inches wide 40c yard, 90 in
ches wide, full widths 47c yard.
The best White Linen, everything Linen, at 89c.
Silvery Thread and Crewel Needles to work same.
A lovely line of Madras, Gafeteer, Percales and Ging
hams for Waists and Men's Shirts.
Best Pearl Buttons on the market, 2 dozen for 5c.
The only place in ci;y where you can buy the best
Oil Cloth at 20c per yard.
pi
Geo. V. Zeigler
FLORIDA?CUBA
Why not take a trip
to Florida or Cuba?
t
They have been brought within easy reach by the splendid
Through Train Service of the ATLANTIC COAST LINE
RAILROAD : : : : : : :
Write for illustrated booklets, rates or'any other^ information,
which will be cheerfully furnished : : : :
T. C. White,
General Passenger Agent, Wilminglon, N. C.
IK ALL BRANCHES.
of electrical supplies and instaRa
tions we are well stocked and profi
cient. Whatever your house, store,
fostory or stable needs?bells, aonn*
merators, telephones, burglar alarms,
lighting or wiring?for anything eloc?
trical you will save money by getting
our estimate.
Dodenhoff Electric Comp an y
8 W. RusseU, St. . Phone 377.
P. S.?We also sell and instaU gas
oline lighting system.
For the Best Stationary
-GO TO-.
Sims Book Store - Orangeburg, S. C.