The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-09-12

Line of mems ana lauleS SHoes "ii''
clippers in odd sizes at strictly first cost
ST j. A. Spann's. Come at once.
NV line of lamps is the swellest have
eyer carried. They are simply beauties
You can find no better assortment in any
city. Z. j. .. bhoohhA'
IF Won want a frst-class up-to-date
buggy, buy the Rock Hill from u. FRANK
Bamberg. He has just bought one
hundred new JOBS.
Mems shoes, all styles, sizes and prices
at j. A. Byrds. :.
The cotton crop outlook, up to a week
ago, was good, but the dry weather mas
injured it very much. Not much OF
crop will be made now.
The largest line of men and boys hats
in town at Spann's, and the styles ana
prices are right.
The quality of lint turned out by the
oil mill gins gives fine satisfaction, ana
the seed are thoroughly cleaned, no cot
ton at all being left on them.
Prettiest line of chamber sets you ever
saw at Brokers. Call and see them.
Mr. D. FL. Counts will move into Mrs.
Wilson's residence on Irby Hill after
{ sOctober /. Mrs. Wilson will make Co
lumbia her home.-Laurens News.
Shirts, soft and stiff, at slim prices, at
j. A. Byrd's.
w. D. Rhoad has bought out the inter
est of H. Eayes in the brokerage business
of Rhoad s. Eaves, and will continue
the business. He can be found at Spanns
store.
Men, BOYS or children should not pass
Spann's when looking for something
nice in clothing.
WANTED.-Young man from 16 to 20
or q years of age who would hike TO go
to school. Board free. Wanted for COM
pany. Apply to Mrs. P F. histler' Den
When in need of any kind of hardware
remember the "old reliable" G. j. 5
Brooker.
The best and most carefully selected
line of dry goods, notions, shoes, gent,
: furnishings, clothing. hats, shirts, ana
underwear in town will be shown you at
j. A. Byrd's. i.
Spann's line of black dress goods is a
strong one and prices so low they VIII
surprise you.
The cash offer made by Qunttlebaum y
s, Dannelly in last weeks issue is showing
effects by the number of buggies they are
selling. Remember this offer is only
rood for 25 jobs, and its the early bird
that catches the worm.
Clothing, any size, from age three years
to as big rs men grow. Stouts anu Sims
too, at ]. A. Byrd's.
The Carlisle Fitting School has grove
5 of sixteen pecan trees JUS back OF the
school building. They are now eight
years old, and most of the trees are bear
/ Ing nicely. In few years the lncomt
from these trees will be quitea nice little
endowment fund for the school.
If you want stove, don't fail to set
my stock before you buy is all l ask.
C.J. S. BRooKER.
oh. Counts has bought the stable:
now occupied BY Childress Bros, and i
making preparations for putting up
two-story structure. The second Hoo
will be used for buggies and harness
while the sale stable will be on the grount
floor. He believes in eSpansion.-Laurcn
News.
Ladies should see Spann's line of ladies
and children ready made wear and sav'
those dreary hours of sewing.
Mrs. W. Pearlstine and family vii
90 to Branchville on Friday afternoon t.
take part in the observance OF the JeWlsl
New Year rites. The stores OF all the Jew
ish members of our community WI!
closed from Friday afternoon until Mon
day, in observance of religious rites. MI j
W. Pearlstine will accompany the family
The only suspender, the Atwood, at j
A. Byrd's.
DR.. Charles R. May, now of Marlbor
county, who formerly lived here, was il
the city Tuesday. He was down here O
account of the death of his mother, whic
occurred at the home of her son-in- law
Mr.. W. O. Tatum, over in orangebur
county Monday night. The body wa
carried to Marlboro county Tuesday a
sernoon for burial.