The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-09-12
Hambnro bricks for sale by +. L. Price

Hamburg bricks for sale by T.. L. Pr'cs
Seed rye and oats are scarce and tn
price is high.
A shower of rain would be very bene
fetal in this section just new.
The Zorn's mill bridge will be let out t.
the lowest bidder next Saturday, the 14th
A very enjoyable sociable was given a
the residence of Mr.. J. w. Stokes las
Monday evening.
No trouble to show goods, so come an(
see Spann's stock when you start on
shopping.
A good deal of cotton has come t.
town this and last week. The farmer
know where they get good prices.
Our cotton buyers always pay the toy
of the market for cotton, SO bring 1t tt
Bamherg and get the highest prices.
Miss Annye Moye has returned to hel
home at Bamberg, after visiting Misse:
| Ella and Lena Youmans.-Fairfax Enter
prise.
How to encourage and keep the boy:
on the farm? Take them off of it oc
casionally for recreation and sightseeing
where such opportunities as the next
annual State Fair will afford.
Get your moneys worth. Where? Al
Spann's.
Mai. Havelock Eaves having resigned
as depot agent here, MIR. }. $. Moss, OF
Aiken, has been appointed temporary
agent, and entered upon the discharge OF
his duties yesterday morning.
Come and see Spann's all wool goods
for ladies' waists They are beauties
If you would own the best buggy on
earth for the money, see Quattlebaum s.
Dannelly before you buy. AS an adver-
tisement they are giving away twenty
dollars in gold. Call on or write to them.
1t means money for you.
It is time well spent to 60 and examine
Spann's dress goods before you buy.
Frank G. Lechner, cashier of the bank
of Timmonsville, recently disappeared,
and no cine to his whereabouts has been
obtained. His accounts have been check
ed up and shortage of 81 900 discovered.
A warrant has been issued for his arrest.
Hand power hay press for sale at
Brokers hardware store.
Mr.. Allen Kittrell, who lived just be-
low Odom's bridge, died Tuesday after
noon, after an illness of about two weeks.
He was twenty-three years old and leaves
a wife and one child. The funeral
services and burial took place yesterday
at Springtown church.
When YOU want the latest in shoes buy
a Battle Axe from Spann. They have
the style and service combined.
Orangeburg held her city election last
Tuesday. DR.. Thos. G. Doyle was elected
mayor over D. o. Herbert by a vote of
3O4 to 1853. The following were elected
aldermen: Abial Lathrop, A. S. Hydrick,
A. L. Dukes, J. NJ. Oliver, w. F. Falrcy,
and ]. S. Harley. Mr. w. G.. Smith, who
was a candidate for alderman, was de-
feated, along with others.
The prettiest line of ladies and chill
dren's Shoes in town, at j. A. Byrd's.
A number of requests for exhibits have
been sent out by the exposition commls-
sioners for this county. 1t is greatly to
be desired that Bamberg county be repre-
sented at the exposition, and we nope
each farmer or any other person VINO mas
been asked for an exhibit will send It, IL
is proposed to make the agricultural eN-
hibit for this county as full and complete
as possible, so assist the commissioners III
their efforts.
If you want any fruit jars or extra
covers, come at once. The stock is
almost gone. T.. D. >. bRookEh.
News was received here yesterday
morning of the accidental killing of MIR:
Andrew Cone, clerk in the store OF
Pearlstine & Sons ;at Ehrhardt. Up to
the time of going to press we have not
been able to get full particulars, but 1t
seems that Mr.. Cone was handling a
pistol when it fell to the floor and was
discharged, the ball striking him in the
stomach. This happened Tuesday, and
Mr.. Cone died Yesterday morning.