The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-09-26

| Many farmers are predicting an early
frost this year and are preparing for 1t.
\ placard in 4 Buffalo clothing store
reads: Pants 30 cents a leg; seats free.
The clay put on Main street will be
worth its cost in keeping down the dust.
Cash paid for corn and peas at this
office, or we will accept same on Subscrlr-
ton.
The cool spell made heavy clothing
comfortable, and all felt better for the
change.
Rev. ]. d. Higgins will preach at the
Baptist church next Sunday morning and
evening
Cotton is coming in at lively rate
this week. The price is 4 little higher
than il was last week.
1t is time we'll spent to go and examine
Spann's dress goods before you buy.
Ornan Lodge \. F. NJ. meets tomorrow
(Friday) evening. The Fellow Craft de-
gree is to be conferred.
Come and see Spann's all wool goods
for ladies waists. They arc beauties
Advertisers are crowding our reading
space lust now, but we are arranging to
give our subscribers more reading matter.
Quattlebaum & Dannclly arc hustling
out bugsies these days. Most people
know a good thing when they see it, and
appreciate 1t.
WANTED-Ladies to work at home. S2o
per month and premium extra. Address
with stamp for reply, Mrs. c., lock box
no. 5, Norway, S. c.
Treasurer Folks tax notice, giving the
levy and his appointments, was received
too late for publication in this weeks is
sue 1t will appear next week.
Judge Jerc Wilson, principal counsel
for Admiral Schlcy, died suddenly in
Washington last Tuesday morning. On
this account, the court of inquiry was
adjourned.
Leon F. CzolgoSZ, the asSSSSin of Pres
ilcnt Mckinley, was found guilty OF
murder in the first degree last Tuesday,
and will be sentenced to death to-day
wednesday,
See warm line of shirts, a hot line OF
ties, and stunning line of collars at }.
A. Byrd's.
Miss Lucie Barron, who was elected
State librarian by the last legislature, has
resigned her position. Gov. McSweeney
will appoint her successor. There are
number of applicants for the place.
Get your moneys worth. Where? AT
Spann's.
Ouattlebaum & Dannelly are standing
SQUARE by their ad Are selling buggies
cheaper and more of them than any other
dealer in this county. Quality, finish, the
right price, constant attention, and fair
dealing is the secret.
Bring in your boy and we will fit him
up. The ri ght stuff at the right price.
j. A. BYRD.
DR.. James, who was well-known as the
famous base ball pitcher, died at the IN
tirmarv in Charleston last Monday. He
received injuries in a runaway at Cheraw,
his home, several weeks ago, and these,
with other complications, caused his
death.
Bamhers is getting to be quite market
for vehicles. G. Frank Bamberg sold
carriage to gentleman near Aiken, this
gentleman having been to Augusta, Barn
well and Blackville. Prices and quality
will tell, and G. Frank Bamherg seems
to have them both.
See Mann's tailor made perfect fitting
at J. A. Byrds.
Mrs. W. C. Adams left Tuesday for
Bambere, S. c., to visit her daughter,
Mrs. McIvcr Bostick. She was accom-
panicd as far as Nashville, Tenn. 10y her
son, Prof. w. p. Adams, who will attend
Vanderbilt to take course in pharmacy.
Standard, Arkadelphla, Ark
Two BIG Run, Pennsylvania, business
men were in town last week, looking al
ter the purchase of timber on the lower
Saltkehatchic swamp fora wealthy North
crn syndicate, which will establish large
and costly plant at Ulmcr to prepare the
timber for shipmcnt.-Barnwell People.
The largest line of men and boys hats
in town ut Spann's, and the styles and
prices are right.
Our subscribers and friends will please
patroniZe those firms who advertise IN
and patroniZe this paper. These mer-
chants show their willingness to support
us in our efforts to give the town and
good paper, and every dollar
YOU spend with them helps this paper.
So spend your money with the merchants
who stand to The HERALD.
If YOU want stove, don't fail to see
nv stock before you buy is all ask.
C. j. S. BEooKER.
We have sncnt considerable money in
THE HERALD since the present
editor has had charge, and it is our pur-
pose to make still further improvements.
If those who owe US will pay promptly,
we expect to spend most of the money on
So if you want still
better paper for your dollar, help us to
make it SO by paying what you owe.
trust our Carlisle Academy in Bam-
berg will have fine opening, and thus
encourage our principal, Prof. Sheridan.
who is most deserving, and the patrons
and trustees as well. This Prof. Sherl-
dan think is a happy selection OF the
Board of Trustees and Eve no doubt he
will make a fine record as principal. lie
is quiet close student, and man who
fears God and eschews cyil.-Clrcmt
Rider.
Buy the Rock Hill buggy and be in the
swim. G. Frank Rambcrg, agent.
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