The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-11-19
TIE BANBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. 19, 1908
Short Locals.

Thursday, Nov. 10, 1908
Short Locals.
Thanksgiving Goth.
Falling leaves remind US And cotton
is going up.
Some come to town Saturdays evidently
to liquid-ate.
Kranberries have been ordered to go
with the turki.
Not observe Thanksgiving! No! tur-
key forbid! (at this oflce).
The postofice and the dispensary are
Bakery chocolate at NJ. Moves.
See what an artist Natureis in the tones
of the Autumn foliage and their blend
Long sweetnes (about eight feet) in
sugarcane form, is obtainable for fifty
mills.
Oleaginous Mr.. Gobbler gazes skyward
to see if he can roost on star just be-
fore the 26th.
When you send in the editor the Thanks
giving turkey, send in your name also
for spot thanks.
"A new board of county supervisors of
registration will be appointed by Gov.
Hayward this winter.
On and after date we shall only gin
cotton on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays. THE COTTON OIL Co.
The general poultry market being up,
it may be turkeys will roost so high in
price the poor cannot get them OF the
perch.
Have you engaged your turkey for
Thanksgiving? Ambassadors from the
country are coming in and making con-
tracts.
There was an increased attendance of
males at the churches last Sunday. Moth
ing like using the HERALD as mission
ary prod.
The people in the town of Bamberg
now paw a tax of % mills for State, coun-
ty, and town purposes. This is pretty
high rate of taxation.
A swell line of box candy at NJ. Moves.
Overcoats have bloomed and customers
are plucking them. The latter don't get
plucked themselves if they buy at the
right place. Vide our ads.
We have for sale pair of S-column
will be sold at bargain. A snap for
some printer who needs them.
The welf> cared for lawn in front Of a
dwelling is talismanic of the character OF
the people who inhabit the house-of
estheticism and refinement.
Uneeda biscuits at NJ. Moye's.
The quantity and variety of fruit in
the market is large. 1t is said eating
fruit bountifully improves the complex
ion. We have ordered barrel.
Come to The HERALD Book Store and
buy patent medicines and other drug
store articles at sacrifice prices. Westill
have some of the bankrupt stock.
Dignifed and reputable hens that hatch
. their chicks the natural way do not al
low their scions to recognize in poultry
society the incubator development.
To verify whether Bamberghers have a
strenuously cultivated taste for onions, it
is necessary only to let the vegetable
merchants tell the quantity they sell.
On and after the first of December we
will pay the highest price for seed cotton.
The COTTON OIL Co.
Some are saving and economizing to
buy gun Christmas. But be sure it is
not loaded when you point it at the other
fellow unless your intention is serious,
Quite a number are renovating their
property, among them cashier of the bank
b. F. Hooton, who has improved where
Mrs. Tyler resides, on Railroad avenue.
I will have cranberries, seedless raisins
currants, citron and dates in next Friday,
goth inst. ALI new and fresh. NJ. MOVE.
The tourist printer has put in his an
nual. winter appearance. The last was
en- route to Florida. He was not a mil
lionaire but he had . million air about
him.
Five o'clock teas at NJ. Moye's.
Consumption of sugarcane in the mouth
mill is vigorous-a strengthening of the
Jaws preparatory to going on lecturing
tour or participation in political cam
paign.
Fewer gallons; wears longer.
4. Next Thursday, the Goth, is Thanks
giving Day. We suppose there will be
services at one Of the churches in town.
Are our merchants going to close their
stores that day?
Crackers, all kinds, at NJ. Moye's.
The neatness of our main street is
marred with an accumulation of building
material, indicative this is prosperous
and expanding community. Dead towns
don't drift that way.
Butter thin biscuits at N. Moyes.
The variety of ladies' shoes on sale here
is extensive and the beauty of some of
them is so exquisite it must be difficult
for the society belle to determine where
to "put her foot in it" toplease her the
most.
Fewer gallons; wears longer.
Remember that you can get The BAN
BERG HERALD and the Twice-a-Week
News and Courier one year for $50.
This is certainly cheap reading matter, for
you get three large papers every week.
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