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H & B Beer.
ohronioIe's Weather Reports.

IoptCIlT 20 IuN IVfTT
New York, October II The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle reports: oar telc
graphic udvices from the South this evening
denote that in most localities the gathering
Of cotton has made rapid progress under
sntisfactory weather conditions but In SOME
districts OF tho Gulf and Atlantic states
rain has interfered with picking Ia some
extent Light frosts have occurred In q
number Of sections during the week, bat
no injury TO cotton has resulted.
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New York Dry Goods.

New York. October l7.-Geueral business
in cotton goods quiet at FIRST hands but
prices are we'll maintained BIDS Of cents
for regular print cloths still In the mar
tot but M sellers Narrow orders snld in
Toir quantities at Arm prices. Lluon> are
very hrm With fair demand. Burlops are
dull but prices unchanged,
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CANNED GOODS.

CANNED FRUITS Anples, Bib, 9ic6
St1o pineappcs, sliced, Sl10; eyclcss and
corclcss, 81 50d 60; extra grated, 81 G5d
10; pears. 2.lb. SOC; Strawberries, h.
SiOOd1. %: blackhcrros. 9Th, 05cdSl0o;
peaches Bib. S1.lQNdI 81; Glib. peaches
81 1OGI1 -: Bib pic peaches. S50'90c
CANNED VEGETABLES Tomatoes,
9Th. fun weight. S0dSJc Bib, full weight,
o5dS1 90. Glib, seconds. IJds0e. BIB, sec
onds. 90da5c okra aud tomatoes. BIB,
Sl.O0: canned kraut. 3 H. MnH5c; Calfor-
MIA asparagus. 2ia-ih, 50 2jfi3j0. according
10 grade: lib asparagus salmon, cans,
81 50a2 -; baked beans. BIB, a5c: 2lb
string beans $50: 2.lb Kidney beans a5c;
9.lb stringless beans 81 25: 2lb marrow
fat meas 800: 2lb American petlt pois,
81 6tdf1 80. extra Maine torn, SLID; corn,
S56taOr. seconds SOmS5c
CALIFORNIA FRUIT Extra standard
2ts III peaches. lemon cling 81 AJd2.oo;
yellow Crawford. 81 sodis5: black cher
ries 81 500 . 90: white cherries. 50 i502. %
apricots. sl.506il 90; strawberries, 50 o0di
. 10. plums Si.j061 60; grapes, i6Rd I -;
seconds, 10c per dozen less than extra
CASNED MOLAssEs T. & F. old Fash
toned. gallons, $40 per case y gallons
SO 30 per case. 4 gallons. So - per case
Gold Medal brand. fancy table syrup, quar-
lars, Sio0 per dozen; r. B. & Co. Creole
/ 2lb, 81 90; 8 ID, 81. IS; Glib, $685. 10
81 co.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Position as housekeeper 10
widowerg home BY gentle refined
Southern LADY. Address 1925, this Of
flee. ~
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nichard cocks 3 @ LsLIer.

Houston. Texas, October The port re-
oelpts on last Monday Tor Two days we're
,ust equal 10 the exports for MAT day
which SHOWS healthy condition Tor cot
ion. Added to this the era Of prosperity
t;rea, Britain is nov enjoying, Nnich prob
abiy never before eauaisd would Indicate
fbat this demand would continue ana BOT
debs purchase u ali thc prints M 70 Jan
a.rY ! at Fan river Is again good fessu9s
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reach the levei at which spi1ners are viii
ing to huy. VIC will see q latkr Increase in
the movement The weather iust now II
ideal and with constantly declining sppt
markets VIC ser but little horo for any ma.
terial Improvement In contracts.
r. H. Morris a Co
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WI RIPE BANANAS SCARCE.
-. stock Eunnino Low.
u sIsps uiaher--Corn Cheap
7, .l--Hsy Adysnoin1'

=, :. unusual features to note CIR. IN
~ n yesterday. Business !. was
q q , .,,ise md receipts too small to
4 .i.,ss movement
n. j Ac has occurred on onions.
!. . mlIed oats have advanced
|. -,,.s and white corn have each
stsr
,nahy hsy Is scarcer and prices
I.,.d Up 81 per ton
...,yss are slightly weaker, with
!. .,,,ps ss.ooa3 per box.
!, we'll supplied with apples
u' s,msud has slackcned to a per-
|. degree.
.,,ones to climb upward, and
\. l,st few days have been raised
X, a advance Of od6c.
,.sst continued oyerstocked on cab
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GRAIN AND HAY.

OnotatIons for carload lots delivered on
tracks. Houston or other points taking
same rate. Dealers charge from store va
100 per 100 pounds more on bran 2d3c per
hushel ON oats and corn, 1odl5o per lVO
on hay.
BRAN-Per 40 lbs. 98aoSc
CORN CHOPS-Pure, 81 .25di 81
OATs-Texas. choice bright. 4c; No.
"ctHoEy-So. ? mixed. sacked, e5; No. 2
White sacked, T0c.
uAYIChoice alfalfa. SIS. 50616.00; choice
timothy. S15 75a160e; South Texas prairil
IL O066 90: North Texas and Territory
hay, 50 OOq6, 90; North Texas and Territory
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PAINTS. OILS AND GLASS.

second grade, $500; third grade. $500
,rurpentine PER case. two 5-galon cans
Sc 20 barrel Lotto, sc per gallon MIN
era paints, soc per gallon. Dry fixed
paints, per cwt" IN barrels, mc. Nenetin'
cut., 500. LiuSeed oil, hest boiled 7Wd
Tic Ready mixed house paints Sl.Uu
window glass, s1x5, $ per cent on January
~ list
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nRrGs ANp cHEMIcALs.

Ouiuine 34d36c per ounce bottlei NOR
milne 81 25Gig. 90 per ounce; cocaine, s4.25
nor aimee: boraa, Si5c per pound IN 10O-lb
necksges: copperas. S2OO IN barrels; castor
oil si20 per gallon IN 5,g9iion packages:
eYeehoi 81 100000 per gallon sulphur.
S2 az per 100 lbs IN barrels; alum, aAe per
ponnd in barrels; saltpeter g per polad IN
iiyered Texas common railway points.
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AthcIo sead Poat
W. eSaNt at4, DO you ?
RIps AND PROPOSALS.

< RAY DTAGNOsTTC at the Nature Cure
Snuitarium. Dr.. Annie Attaway can tell
YOU az sight, without a question. yodr
disease, and II durable. Examination aud
diagnosis free for few days only. IQd
Clay avenue; old phone 1910, Or. j. +,
Hatlnn manager -
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WIRE NA1Ls--S2. 70 3ase per key.
nGRpFD WtIsE-GAl2anized. 3Nddau,
ss * rer 100 lbs; galvanized Baker $500
per leo lbs.
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HOUSTON CURRENT QUOTATIONS.

dairy bricks 2Oc; ideal l1i4 Purity
creamery, 70 and SO-b tubs, 2.c; lilo
prints. 24c; Elgin creamery solids, lsc;
country butter in pals, lOu2Oc.
CELERY Colorado. per bunch, $4,000.
GARBAGE Colorado, per pound. l%Q2c;
other stock, S2.50d2. 70 per crate.
CHEESE Wisconsin full cream rolls
lSc; Wisconsin full cream daisies l4isd15c;
Wisconsin half cream, 1Sd14c; Wisconsin
pound prints, 15lqUl6c Our Little Chlcf
full cream daisies Toe.
EGGS--Te1as. 19a20c; Kansas, 22d22c
kRAUT- New. IN half barrels, 81 500
2l5; fvegallOn kegs. 10.
ONlONS-Cnl!tornia. Pc ID. pgmlAs.
PEPPER-Chile, new. l9d2Jc per pound
black Singapore lee
PECANS-New crop, large. per H. lie
POTATOES California. TOd1jc per
bushel; Colorado ITh.mS0c
PEANUTS-Iumbo. Der pound. T%c; fancy
hand picked. No, /. 6iAm6l5c; No ., 3Hc,
POU LIRY--Ehickens, hens. good S3.J0GG
3.65: flyers, large, s3.25dS50 broilers,
s.. 50d2 Il; mixed lots S3.0063 81 cocks.
large, old, S225d2.J0 80: ducks. large 50 00a
1926; geese, fun featherea S3.00d3, 80: tur-
KEYS. hens, S5.0OdT0O: gobblers, SI0Od
| 1900.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES crates 81 Ooa
| 81 10.
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FItulrs.

APPLES-Ben Davis barrel. S325d3. 80;
winesaps and Jonathans S5.75d40O New
BANANAs-Loose si25@15o packed,
81 .hOdf1.75.
CoCOANUTs-Per sack, $500; less guam
titles. Si25.
. CRANBERRIEs-P crate, So 15d3 o.;
barrels, ST25nI so.
GRAPES eos Black varieties, per crate,
SI25 tokays, Sl5O; muscats, Sl.2oGl. 90
cornishom. $50
LEMONS Messlnas, SSOOd3.25.
LINES Mexican, per basket, Sl.lOGFl -.
ORANGES Florida, per box So 5OI3 -
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MALE STENOGRArHER wants position
where he can do few hours work every
day for someone Who has little So do
Address 1870 this othcc, 10
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Reliable allround white cook, twenty Eve
years experience at the work; strictly
sober; restaurant, boarding car or camp.
l.. Clement, TIA Seventh street Hous,
ton. ~
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WANTED Position by experienced Young
nan Stcuographcr VINO has machine nud
can do the work Address z. r.. B., 2al5
Nentrv stInct. CIV. ~
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LIYEsToCK AND POULTRY

FOR SALE $50 gentle nony. suitable for
newspaper carrier or children. A. Brnyer,
IO7 Webster ii
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INUIUSAIS FOR BUlLDlNG Scaled pIo.
posals for building n three story brick
hotel, $50 feet hy lao feet for Mr.. r. g.,
ccvei until Tuesday october 2s az noon;
every bid must he marked Proposal for
Building" and must be addressed 10 Mr..
A. G. Mahancy, Jennings, La; pigus and
specifications nay he seen ~ the Me.
chanlcs aud Dealers Exchange, New or.
leans la or at he of6ee u W. l., Stcv
ems architect Crowley, La. ~
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Land and OF QUO cent was again hid FOR
Beatty and offers FOR Buffalo were raised
l9r
The total sales amounted TO cor shares
The prices bid ana asked AT the close yes
torday and the sales made were us follows;
UNLISTED STOCKS
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WANTED Permanent position with whole
sale or retail house, by young nau VITA
two years experience In grocery business
touductcd husucse alone; eau give u,st
class references Address 1866, this ol-
fee 30
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YOUNG MAN wants to learn butcher trHdc
Address 1913. this office, ID
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WANTED Position IN wholesale grocery
store by young man II years of age; have
had ono years experience as shipping
actcr, sobricty capacity, etc, Address
AlouHo Arthur, care Al, G, Philips,
orange Texas ~
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WANrEp-positiun by hrst class rcgistcrcl
drngglFr best OF references. Address
1888 this office. ~
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SITUATION WANTED by roSpcctahlc Gey.
man, Just landed uolner by rade sltua-
tion OF somc ktnd; willing 10 work AT
ANYTHING, 1881, this office ~
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WANTED by a man of experience. po-
sltion as hOokkeCpCr or TO Id general Of
iiCc work IN or out of the city; CUu
furnish references. Address James A..
Stuart, Almcda, Texas 10
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.,.on OF these quotations shows
~ l llasoTes in favor of Houston as 4
ia'aa.rsst when the buyer consid-
81 s. ~ a. 10 be derived from HouS-
e1. ,stes he will fiud That even
lis " ls.Inotsble figures at other markets
" qg tSs ndse fipally paid is gener-
w Tie prices are those ruling
i hon.ton wholesale merchants, and
gtssd daily.
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FINANCIAL.

MONEY IA loan an rnal estate. sherry &
Son, l0iBi5 ConErces avenue. I'LL
FoR SALE Ten shares OF South Texas
building and Loan Association Address
1881 this office. ~
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A GOOD Roy wants position as waiting
on table or attending 10 horse and buggy !,
sober aud reliable has good rccommen-
daiion Address ipGi this office, "a
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SALES
Galveston on Sales.
Galveston. Texas, October lT-sales on
the oil exchange today were:


beaumont. Texas. October u The sales
ON the oil exchange today were as follegs,
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TALK ABOUT SAVING MONEY on nae'
ness. Get them from pracucai has.ie Z
makrr. c. w. Hess, a.. Congress, mex
10 Theo. Keller. u
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fiCO.OOO TO Loan on Houston business "
residence property; one to ten years: at
lowest rates II Interest: monthly pay
meuts II desired; no delay ~ getting gou.
money. Apply to y. L, Miilss 2l0 haia
street, or address 2. D. Box 500.
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Dcst tt-Toxto"
orS- Rad.
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

WANTED By yonne man nosltinn As col.
lector; eau give good references; 1878,
this otnce. ~
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Preliminary plaus, embracing nrst and
second floors ana front elevations al
dressed 20 D. H. Bryan, city secretary OF
the city OF Houston. viii be received up
10 L. o'clock noon, Monday, October -
for the building OF two-story brick ire
cugine house, not to exceed In cost $500,
buildlug TO be 81 feet front aud go feet
depth 10 be located on a plat Of ground
5OSlph feet on the north side OF wash
ugton avenue, east OF the Drummer buud
lug
The city reserves the right, without
cost to g. to reject any and an plans
The architect whose plans arc accepted
viii have the supervision OF the construc'
tion OF the building
For Information as to detail apply 70
u. A.. Arto, chief Of hTc department
q. H. Holt Mayor
D. D. Bryan secretary "
BIDS WANTED Sealed proposals VIII he
received by the undersigned 40 Marlin.
Texas, up to g D. IN October 20, Tor the
erection aud completion OF twostory
aud basement school building. Pans ana
specifications are now on hlc AT the otncr
OF Glenn Alien, architect, Provident hulld-
ing, Waco Texas, ana NJ tho oihce OF
the undersigned 40 Marlin, Texas, An
bids 10 be accompanied by certihed
check FOR $2,n made payable 10 the IN
dcrsignCd TO guarantee contract and bond
In 80 per cent OF amount " bid, inc
tight is reserved To reject any or oil hids,
or 10 waive any formajty IN tho interest
of the trustees Il l. Harlan, president
nonrd Of school trustees ~
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thls Office ~
POSITION as collcctor eighteen vcars'
experience and well ACQUAINTED with city.
kneaks Hcrmln ana English Address
116i, this dfdre -
WANTED Situation hv an Oh and water
well dlllcr Address iT5s, this Office 20
SITUATION WANTED nv an an around
mnchlnist md engineer; twenty vcprs'
experience Address 1851. this ofdcH ~
a YOUNG colcred man would like 10 get
position as uorter or driver iu Whole.
salc house. Address 1uS ltnthver street.
j. Il Drden 20
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Denmark DOings.

DENMARK, December 15.-Mr. A. K
Sanders, one of the foremost citizens o
Sumter county, has returned to his home
after short visit to Captain j. B. Guess
Prof. J. A. Virgins was summoned by
telegram to the bedside of his father, who
was stricken with paralysis. We regret
to state that the old gentleman has since
passed away. DR.. ]. B. Virgins was one
of the prominent men of Bcrklcy county
having been treasurer for many years.
DR.. s. s. Laffitte, of Allendale, is spend
ing the holidays with his family.
Now, that the Foutz case has been de-
cided in favor of Denmark, we sincerely
hope the town council will secure the SER
vices of Mr.. John Jennings, who is an
expert in securing water and plenty OF 1t
DIR. o. D. Faust will soon become
"bird of passage" He proposes going
"way down in Georgy."
Misses Southland and Rcaves, two OF
our excellent teachers, visited Orange
burg last week. :,
The Misses Turner gave an enjoyable
"at home" Friday night.
Rev. Mr.. Wilcock, of Orangeburg, has
been placed in charge Of the presbyterian
church in our little town, and that
cstimable divine, Rev. Mr.. McCaskill, has
been transferred to another field.
The friends of MesSrs. HuttO & Peter
son arc sorry to learn of their financial
difficulties Hope they will soon be son
deck again"
Prof. Chas Lane, the celebrated humor-
list, will lecture to the Danes on Thurs
day evening, December 18th.
All the "kids" were happy this week
the monkey and the organ were in evl-
dence.
The "brothcr in black" is arranging for
a great time on Emancipation day. They
are to have a brass band, etc. One OF
their "sons of rest" is chief marshal on
that occasion. w. d. w.
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~SHERIFF'S SALE.

TLcStTccof South Carolina-County of
Bamberg-In the Court of Common Pleas
j. o. Patterson, Assignee, Plaintiff, vsN
J. B. O'Neal, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution to me directed
by c. B. Free, Esq, Clerk of the Court,
made in above entitled case, I have levied
upon and will sell in front of the Court
House door, at Bamberg, Bamberg, s. J.,
salesday in said month) during the legal
hours of sale, to the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described tract of land,
to-wit:
One tract of land in Bamberg county,
and bounded as follows: On all sides by
lands formerly owned by Fl. s. Moye,
(now of F. NJ Bamberg) and lands form
erly owned by II. A. Moye (now of Geo.
Kearse), and containing 694 acres.
Also one tract containing 900 acres,
bounded on all sides by lands formerly of
Sallie A. Moye, n. s. Moye, DR.. L. N.
Aver, and NJ. A. Moye.
Also one tract containing 10 acres,
bounded North by lands of B. B. Kirk
land, on the East by lands formerly OH.
s. Moye, on the South by run of Big Salt
kehatchie River, and on the West by lands
of R. G.. Kirkland.
Also one tract containing 179 acres,
bounded North by II. C. Ritter, East by
II. c. Ritter, on the South by lands of DR..
J: W. Weekly, and West by lands of F.
NJ. Bamberg.
Levied upon as the property of ]. B.
O'Neal, and sold to satisfy said execution.
Purchaser to pay for papers. 4
J. B. HUNTER,
Sheriff Bamberg County.
Bamberg. s. c.. December 16. 1902.
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SHERlFF'S SALE.

State of South Carolina-C County of
Bamberg- the Court of Common Pleas.
Mrs. s. E. Bates, Plaintiff, against Paul
Del. Black, as administrator of estate of
J. B. Bates.
By virtue Of an execution in above en-
titled case to me directed by G. B. Free,
Clerk of said Court for Bamberg county,
have levied upon and will sell at public
auction, in front of The court house door
in the town of Bamberg, on Monday,
January 5th, 1908, the same being salea-
day in said month, during the legal hours
of sale, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described real estate:
All that tract Of land lying, being and
situate in Buford's Bridge township, Bam-
berg county, State of South Carolina,
containing sixty.two acres, more or less,
and bounded as follows, to wit: On the
North by lands Of Kate D. Kirkland,
East by lands of r. c. Kirkland, former
ly of Misses Lila and Mona Kirkland,
West by lands of Mrs. Viola Drawdy, and
South by lands of DR.. E. Kirkland.
Terms cash and purchaser to pay for
papers J. B. HUNTER,
Sheriff Bamberg County.
Bamberg, s. c., December 3, 1862.
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Carried to Columbia.

Last night three negroes were brought
here from Barnwell county and were
placed in the penitentiary for safe keep.
ing. These are the negroes accused OF
the brutal murder of the young white
man, Sam Lightsey, of Sycamore-Ed
ard Bill Daniels and John Harley. The
governor. hearing that Sheriff Creech of
Barnwell feared an attempt to lynch the
alleged assassins. yesterday wired him :
solicitor Davis 'phoned me that ye1
preferred to have the thhrce negroes now
in jail at Barnwcll, charged with the
murder of Sam Lightsey at Sycamore,
brought to the penitentiary. l Informed
the solicitor that l would comply with
your request. Wire me at once when
you expect to reach Columbia. Be very
careful and run no risk of lynching."
Sheriff Creech replied: IN. NJ. Light
sey, father of the murdered boy, Sam
Lightscy, is opposed to violence. Rumors
afloat as to 1ynching. Prisoners on South
crn train for Columbia, and train on time.
Notify penitentiary authorities. ."-Colum-
bia State, Wednesday, December II.
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For WaterWOrkS.

Messrs. w. B. Moore and j. A. Willis,
of Yorkville, were in town Tuesday. Mr..
Willis is mayor of the city of Yorkvil!c.
These gentlemen were here to consult
city council in reference to water sys-
tenn for Bamberg. Nothing definite came
of their visit, but they will likely be here
again during January to take up the
matter with council. These gentlemen
came here from Barnwell and Blackville,
both of which towns employed them to
make survey and prepare plans and
specifications for water works. They
ask to be employed for this work for
Bamberg by our council, and in case the
town votes to build the system and theil
firm is the successful bidder for the work
they charge nothing for the plans and
specifications. 1t is to be hoped that al
their next visit, specia! meeting Of
council will be called and the CONTRACT
for plans and specifications given out.
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Little Boy Hurt.

Last Monday afternoon Lewis, the ter
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Eddie
man, while playing on Main street was
knocked down and run over by a loose
horse. The horse belonged to G. Frank
Bamberg, and had been hitched some
where and had broken loose and was
going back to the stables on dead run
Several gentlemen tried to head the
animal, but could not. The horst
swerved around some ploughs and othel
hardware in the street in front of the
hotel and in trying to get out of the way
Lewis unfortunately ran directly into tht
horses path and was knocked down ano
run over. When picked up he was bleed
ing from the nose and mouth, and one
side of his face was badly bruised. While
his injuries are painful they are not con
sidered to be serious, and he is getting
along as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
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New Advertisements.

&c. Folk, Master-Master's Sales.
The Bamberg Herald-Three Great
Offers.
Jno. H. Cope, Receiter-Recciver's
Sale.
He. Folk, Mastcr-Notice to Creditors.
J.B. Hunter, Sheriff-Sheriff's Sales.
r. W. D. Rowell, Auditor-Assessment
Notice.
In another column the Bamberg Cotton
Mills is advertised for sale by John H.
Cope, Receiver The Gale will take place
at the court house ON Monday, January
9Th, and bidders must deposit check for
s., 900 before bidding. The upset price
uf the mills is S50,0O0, and no bid for a
less amount will be received.
A. c. REYNOLDS.
A. c.. Reynolds, the Ehrhardt druggist,
tells you about his stock of Christmas
goods in this issue. See his ad. elsewhere
in this paper.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
Bamberg has just received another lot
of mules and horses. They are for sale
at right prices. If you need an animal,
he can suit you. He now has nearly
seventy-five head on hand. See him for
live stock andnyehicles of every kind.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-12-18

The election to decide the question OF
whether city council shall appropriate
$4,000 for the purpose of building and
improving the highways leading into
town was held Tuesday, the managers
being Messrs. M. J. Black, H. F. Bamberg
and J. E. Fielder. There were 66 votes
cast, of which 62 were for the appropri
alton and against. So the town will
build the roads, and the work will be
gotten under way as soon as possible.