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

Lovely weather these days.
Fine Jersey heifer for sale by Otis
Brabham.
The Carlisle Fitting School and the
graded school both had fine openings.
Highest cash prices paid for corn and
peas by E. L. Price.
The most Office was closed here Thurs
day on account of the burial Of President
Mckinley.
Surely you can get shoe at byrds.
Some excitement was caused on Main
street Sunday afternoon by the shooting
3 of dog supposed to be mad
Sbann's line of black dress goods is a
strong one and prices so low they Will
surprise you.
Don't forget US when you sell cotton
We need every cent due US, and now IS
!. the time to pay what you owe.
Hand power hay press for sale at
Brokers hardware store.
The chain gang now numbers twenty
FIVE. and the work being done on inc
roads proves that it pays to have full
number of workers.
No trouble to show goods, so come and
see Spann's stock when you start out
shopping.
Every college in the State SO far has
opened this fall with 4 large number OF
students. All the higher institutions OF
learning seem to be on boom.
Prettiest line of chamber sets you ever
saw at Brokers. Call and see them.
Several from here went to Jacksonville
Tuesday on the excursion over the Sea-
board Air Line. The rate was remark.
ably cheap one, only $3.50 for the round
trip.
When you want the latest in shoes buy
a Battle Axe from Spann. They have
the style and service combined.
When you want horse mule, buggy
wagon, or harness of any kind, don iaii
to call ON Jones Bros. They keep stock
and vehicles in large quantities, and Will
make prices right.
See dem clothes at Byrd's. Dey is
swarm members"
One of the Louisville papers speaks OF
local character who was shot In the
hrawl He ought to compare notes With
Stbat New York theatrical man who was
shot in the rathskeller.
Ladies should see Spann's line of ladies
and children ready made wear ana save
those dreary hours of sewing.
p The Rosemary Knitting Mills CLOSED
down two weeks ago. What the cause Is
ne have not learned IT is said that Mr.
s Green- who has been operating the mills
~,;,I oo into the saw mill business.
Big line of glassware. See my ten and
ia cents counters. G. j. S. BRooKER.
Mrs Anna Grayson has returned to
fRe CITY and will occupy her residence
aSer October first. Mr.. A. kirsch, who
nSw lives there, will move into the Or
Avis residence on Railroad Avenue.
Men. bows or children should not pass
pann's when looking tor some1hlns
nice in clothing.
ouattlebaum g. Dannelly say, if they
do not sell you a buggy, wagon; or any
thing else in their line cheaper than "tESl :,
dealers they will not ask you to buy. Al
they ask of you is that you give them
loOok.
A nice clay and gravel walk has peer pee
br;jt in front of the court house. lht
town furnished the gravel and CLERK o.
Cont G. B. Free had the clay hauled ant
ssthe walk built. He has the hearty th'hN'
of the public for his good deed.
At the September meeting city councl
nassefi an ordinance against driving COW:
pr other stock on the sidewalks or having
.hom loose on the streets Of the town
The ordinance is being violated, anl
aonneil should enforce it. Its no use t(
make law unless it is enforced.
4 When in need of any kind of hardware
,en,ember the "old reliable" g. J. S
Bro0ker.
Efforts are being made by some OF ou
q 5enterprising citizens to have a lyceuh
course this winter, to present ut least nv
8 6rSt class attractions. If our people VII
8 subscribe for the season tickets, the cours
nsn he secured, otherwise it Will no'
0mr citizens should give their hearty sup
! port to tbs plan.
Dry goods, dress goods, staples am
fancy, and prices to put us IN the han
wegoa at J. A. Byrd's.
--NsLahn B'ume, at the Bamberg Pc,
Office, is our authorized agent tie WI
receipt you for any monpy die TOR SUI
scr;ntion, or will be glad to take y"l
name and money rs new subscr'bel
He can tell YOU exactly what you owe, 5
cal, in and pay him if it is not convenlen
for YOU to cali at our office.
Ny line of lamps is the SwelleSt haV
ever carried. They are simply beautle
You can find no better assortment IN an
city. N' d. - ''"'"N',"'
The chain gang has about finished u
the work on the Cannou's bridge r"a!
and this important highway is now
Gss:,alass condition. New bridges ma,
been built, q pew causeway hu'it, anu u
had porsions Of the road put in fine Shap
Altogether it is rs tiae = piece OF roa'
buildins as one will find anywhct".
Ray II. B. Browne, presiding elder
the Ofan geburg district, preached in IL
Methodist church last Sunday m"rn'r
ssd evening. The third quarterly c."
ference Of this charge was held Mnnd;
morning, at which he presided. Inc r
norts of the various officers showed u
t,,h ho n, rood ShdT