The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-09-10

In Okl8hOma anu le4aS iOI Tue pdSt caI,
is visiting relatives and friends here, who
are all glad to see him again.
Picture frames made to order; glass
and moulding in stock. W. Il. Patrick.
Capt. W. R. Wright has accepted a
position with J. A. Spann, where he will
be glad to serve the public.
Presiding Elder, Marion Dargan,
preached at the Methodist church last
s Sunday morning and evening.
You can get twenty cents dozen for
eggs at the bakery.
Mr.. G. Edward Copeland, of Ehrhardt,
J has accepted position in Augusta with
the dry goods firm of T. W. Coskery, Jr.'
& Co.
Highest cash prices paid for eggs at
the bakery.
The Bamberg Guards have received
their Krag- -Jorgensen rifles and new
equipment. This puts the company IN
much better trim.
Highest cash prices paid for eggs at
the bakery.
Mr.. Geo. J. Williams, Southern Organ
izer, will be in Bamberg on the 17;h
instant for the purpose of organizing a
Retail Grocers' Association.
We still have few pair lace curtains
at $2.Oe per pair. w. A. KLAuBER
If any of our people want to hear Sam
Jones again, they will have the oppor-
: tunity on the 18th instant. He lectures
at st. George on that date.
Highest cash prices paid for eggs at
the bakery.
Cotton is bringing good price, and
the farmers seem well satisfied. How
ever, the crop in many parts of this Sec
s tion will be less than usual.
Mems Crawford shoes in velour, vici,
and patent colt, $3.50 and $4.OO.
w. A. KLAUBER.
:. The famous lecturer, Sam P. Jones, is
to deliver lecture at st. George on
Thursday evening, the 18th instant, under
the auspices of the st. George Hyceum.
One of the best line of shoes ever
s shown over counter, at
RHoAD & BAMBERG's.
The lispensary at Midway has been
discontinned by the county board OF con-
troll. which is wise action, as In our
opinion there was never any necessity
: for its establishment.
When in need of perfect fit in cloth
: ING and the best material, you should see
Mr. W. r. Wright Hewill take pleasure
in showing you his line of samples, and
Syou will find his prices right.
For Saie.-One ton of cotton seed bulls
z and several sacks Of cotton seed meal.
H. G.. SHERIDAN.
Col. J.J. Dargan and daughters, COM
posing the Chiqnola club, were to have
given. an entertainment here last Monday
evening, but they did not arrive nor has
any reason for their failure been given.
Ladies' patent colt Crawford shoes at
$3.50 and $4O0. They are beauties.
W. A. KLAUBER.
The low weekend and Sunday rates
Dreyiously in effect to Charleston, Snlll-
vans Island and the Isle of Palms, via
the Southern Railway, have been ex-
tended to and including September 2Oth,
1909.
If you need a cooking stove, see
Brooker, the hardware man. he mas
lust received full line of all styles and
s prices, and they are being sold at bargain
Z figures.
The receipts of cotton at this point
continue large The farmers seem to
realize that the price cannot or Will not
remain as high as it is at present, and
they are rushing the staple to market as
rapidly as possible.
You can get twenty cents dozen for
eggs at tos bakery.
The BUYERS for both the millinery
ssores here have returned from a buying
strip North, and their lady milliners are
here AGAIN for the season. Soon the
: openings will be taking place and the
ladies admiring the beautiful headgear
and other pretty goods.
We have strong line of dry goods
and notions, and the prices would make
You think cotton was worth only seven
cents. RHoAD q bAAbhhI.
Last Monday was salesday, being the
first Monday in the month, but there was
not a large crowd in town. People IN
the country now are too busy gathering
their crops to come to town very nuch.
There was only one public sale. The
Master sold one hundred acres OF land ID
the partition case of Patrick VS.. Patrick.
It was bought by Mr.. N. T. Snoak
for $500.
Have you seen the Crawford shoes al
Klauber's? They combine style, quality
and fit, and with every pair We give a
guarantee of satisfaction or money
Refunded; price $3.50 and $4:OO.
W. A. KLAUBER.
Farmer" writing from the Cope sec
t;on of Oran ngeburg county, in this weeks
Patriot. saws that Bamberg pays higher
nrices for cotton than Orangeburg. He
savs he sold in that city on September 9th
for eleven and one-eighth cents, Whlie III:
ne;ohhor sold in Bamberg for eleven anC
one,baff cents the same day The highes
nrice paid in Orangeburg that day wa:
eleven and three-eig ghth cents.
We have about completed opening NJ
a nice clean stock of merchandise oough
in New York and other Northern mar
- kets, bought right, and We want you u
iadge how We sell them.
RHoAD s. BAMBERG.,
The conyicts for work on the publl
roads under appropriation OF $2,OOO D,
CITY council, arrived last week anu the,
are at present at work with the count
chain gang on the New Bridge road. A
soon as this road is finished, work VII
beein on the other highways leading Z
Bamberg. Our Hartzog friends shoul
- confer with the roads committee an
endeavor to have the road to that sectlo
built as early as possible.
You can save money BY. seeing our I'm
of hats We have line OF samples tha
we can save you fifty per cent: on.
w. A. KLAUBER.
CITY council held regular MONTH
meeting Tuesday afternoon at "hlcn u III
ordinance forbidding the keeping of hog
in town at any season of the year cam
nm for a final reading. 1t was vote
down. and it was proposed that th
matter be left to popular vote. To tn
Question of hogs or no hogs to be hel
on wednesday, the 23rd instant. Sc
the advertisement in another column.