The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-09-17

Mr.. u. Marion Bradham, uosl
sstimable young gentleman of Manning,
8 8. c., has accepted position in The
Herald Office.
Misses Lollie Free, of Barnwell, and
Annie Kittrell, of Denmark, returned to
their homes on last Friday, after spend
I ing some time with Miss Nettie Free.
Fall weather We are having this week.
The cotton crop in this section will
soon be gathered.
A Mr.. Griffith has erected saw mill at
the new bridge on the Edisto.
Caterpillars are doing much damage to
the late cotton in this section.
Mr.. ]. /. Kinard has bought out the
livery business of Mr.. r. L. Risher.
Lots of rain this week, which has
greatly retarded the harvesting of cotton.
o. O. Il is thought that the attendance at the
: Fitting School this fall will be unusually
large.
Patent medicines for sale at this office
at bargain figures Will sell at retail as
well as wholesale.
If Won need q horse or mule, see 6.
Frank Bamberg. He has just received u
car load of good stock.
The reading circles numbers two and
three met together on last Thursday night
with Miss Marie Stokes.
Picture frames made to order; glass
and moulding in stock. W. d. Patrick.
The graded school opens next Monday
morning, and the Fitting School begins
exercises on Wednesday.
WANTED.-Beef cattle, for which I will
pay highest prices. D. W. SHEALY,
= : Bamberg, s. c.
All the ginneries in this section have
been crowded since the season opened
The oil mill ginnery runs day and night
II is an easy matter to criticise, but
many of MS could not do so well as those
whoa we are so ready to find fault with.
You can get twenty cents dozen for
eggs at the bakery.
Bamberg's cotton buyers are paying
the highest prices of those in any town
{ ii this section. Try it and be convinced.
ARother lot of those popular and stylish
) buck skin hats at Rhoad & Bamberg's.
There we're baptismal services at the
baptist church last Sunday night: About
seven or eight we're received into the
church.
FoR SALE.-One four-room house and
lot in town, and 65 acres of land three
miles out Apply to 81. A. RAY.
Patronize our advertisers and thereby
help to build up your newspaper. Every
single dollar you spend with the merch-
ant who adyertises benefits US.
Don't be caught by too much slick talk.
It is time we'll spent to see our line before
( buying. RHeAD & BAMBERe.
We would be glad if you would men
I ton this paper in buying goods. Tell
the merchant you saw his ad. IN The
HERALD. 1t will help both of US.
WANTED.-To buy cotton seed.
J.. p MATHEW.
The election next Wednesday to decide
whether hogs shall be kept in town at
any season of the year, is an important
one, and every taxpayer should vote.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society
9of the Methodist church will meet next
Tuesday afternoon, September 2snd, at
Mrs. B. D. Br0nson's, at five O'Clock.
Visitors cordially invited.
When in need of perfect fit in cloth
ing and the best material, you should see
: MI. w. r. Wright. He will take pleasure
: in showing you his line of samples, and
you will find his prices right.
The bakery will pay you twenty cents
a dozen for eggs.
If you want trade, you must advertise
for it. THE HERALD is the place to put
yonr advertisement if you want results.
ft circulates among class of people who
are good pay and have money to spend.
FoR SALE.-My house and lot on Rail-
road Avenue. j. M. GRIMES.
The county and town chain gang is
putting the new bridge road in frst-class
condition. 1t is now up to our Orange
burg friends to see that the road on their
side of the river is worked up equally as
well.
d. J. Delk has purchased an engine and
boiler, which he is erecting at his carriage
shop this week. He will use it to run
saws and other machinery of his wood
working plant. He may put in turning
lathe little later.
Bring your eggs to the bakery. We
pay 20 cents dozen.
There will be services in the Methodist
church next Sunday morning in the inter
est of the schools of our town. Pro-
fessors Sheridan and Saliey of the Fit
ting and graded schools will make talks
and some others also.
WANTED-A few hogs, any kind. Apply
to g. b. Clayton, Ehrhardt, S. G.
If you want to know what market in
this section is paying the highest prices
for cotton, ask those farmers who have
compared the difference. They will tell
you that Bamberg buyers always pay
more than at other points.
Don't blame your children for wearing
out so many shoes; you bought them.
They only wear what you carry home:
Next time try pair of our guaranteed
solid leather shoes from so cents pair up.
RHoAD & BAMBERG
The pubic highways Of Bamberg will
compare favorably with those OF any coun-
ty i'm the State, no matter if the most OF
them are larger and more wealthy. In
fact we are away ahead of many counties
in this respect now, and the work of i'm
provement still goes on.
One lot embroideries just received at
Klauber's; prices 5, 8, 10, 123, 10, 20, 25,
and 35 cents per yard.
We understand that city council will
likely take some action in regard to fish
selling on Main street and the blocking OF
the sidewalks. We trust relief will be
given soon, and special meeting of coun-
eli should be called for the purpose OF
considering the matter. The time is too
great until the regular meeting in October
The idea of giving up the services at
the Methodist church next Sunday morn,
ing to the educational institutions of the
: town is good one, and can be carried
ont with the utmost propriety. Educa
cation and christianity should go hand in
hand, and we trust large crowd OF
Young folks and older ones too will at
tend the services, to which they are