The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-12-10


Those wishing fire and stove wood can
be served promptly by me; Leave orders
at Kirsch's store. W. E. UTsET.
DR.. H. F. Hoover has bought the resi-
.dence of Col. w. G. Smith, near the cotton
mill, now occupied by H. F. Rice, Esq.
The great cost sale of notions, dry goods.
ETC., is going on this week at the store OF
Mrs. NJ. L. Counts. Go there for bargains.
The new cottage on the Fitting School
property is nearly finished. 1t will be
occupied by Mr.. F. NJ. Pooser and family.
Lowney's baking chocolate at N. B.
Felder's.
Our subscribers continue to compliment
Us on the recent timprovementln ourpaper.
For all these kind words, many thanks,
friends.
The ginnery at Denmark belonging to
our oil mill, has ginned about 500 bales
of cotton this season notwithstanding the
late start.
Highest prices paid for beef cattle by
D. w. Shealy.
That new car load of horses and mules
received this week by Jones Bros. contains
some handsome animals. See them II
you need stock.
The Masters degree is to be conferred
by Ornan Lodge, A. F. NJ, the first meet
ing night in January, and a banquet at
Johnson's Hotel will follow.
y National Biscuit Company's goods to be
found at n. B. Felder's.
The grand lodge of Masons is holding
it's annual meeting in Charleston this
week. Deputy Grand Master Jno. R.
Bellinger is attending the sessions.
The new cash subscribers are coming
in right along these days. There is room
for more, and every new subscriber we
get helps US to print better paper.
MIR. Eugene q. Weissinger, of Black
vile, will have position with MIR. II. 9.
Folk next year. He and his wife will
board at the home of Mr.. Otis Brabham.
Eighteen pounds best granulated sugar
for one dollar at n. Burton Felder's.
C. F. Rizer at Olar has just received a
carload of fine horses and mules. BE
can suit you, no matter what kind OF anil
NAL you want. Be sure to see this lot
of stock.
81. S. Bowling, ESQ.,, one of Bamberg's
most promising young attorneys, was here
Monday investigating certain records of
an important nature, Spann has many
friends in Barnwell, his old home county.
-Barnwell Sentinel.
&c. Hays has many useful and valu-
able articles suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Nothing could be nicer than a
handsome rocker, a pretty picture: an
elegant rug. He has large stock, and
will make close prices.
Lowney's loose chocolates at N. Burton
Felder's.
Judge Purdy is pushing forward the
business of court at rapid rate, and the
session will not be unnecessarily prolor G.
ed He realizes that it costs the taX-pay-
ers money when court is in session, and
he does not waste any time.
There is no more appropriate gift for
gentleman friend than a fountain pen.
You can get the best pen made at The
HERALD Book Store. We handle Water
mans pens, and have variety of styles
and points-can suit any hand.
Our heartiest ngratulations are ex-
tended The Bamberg Herald on it's hand
some appearance these days-which is
unquestionable evidence OF the energy OF
its able editor. Little ''Knight'-but a
big journalistic light.-Barnwell Sentinel.
Mr.. J. R. Aaron, an old Barnwell boy,
has accepted position with Creighton
g. Co., of Denmark. In his new field of
labor we wish "Chap" that success which
his genial nature, innate courtesy, and
unselfish and sober habits deserVe.-Barn-
well Sentinel.
Six-horse farm for rent. Apply to NJ.
Moye.
The dreaded grain louse has already
made its appearance in this section. 1t is
certainly great pest, but we should be
grateful that the mischievous cotton boil
weevil has not visited US as it has Texas.
We can manage without grain, but we
think, at least, that cotton is a sine quo
non.
A fresh line of fruits for fruit cake to
arrive to-day at N. B. Felder's.
The Branchville Supply Co. is well
pleased with the results received from
advertising in this newspaper. Many
people are taking advantage of the offer
made BY this firm. Read the advertise.
ment and then 60 to their store for your
goods. You will find the prices right.
c.. Rizer at Olar wants you to see
his line of Christmas goods. He has
plenty of toys for the children and any
sort Of present for anybody. See his
immense stock before you do your Christ
mas trading. He sells anything and
everything for everybody.
A petition was circulated last Saturday,
asking that city council increase the IL
cense on the merry-go-round to five dol
lars per day. 1t was not presented to
council, however, as not enough sigma
lures we're obtained. The present license
is s1.OO per day. The small merchants
and fruit dealers say the machineis injur.
mo their business very much,