The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-03
THE BANBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. 8. 1904
Short Locals.

The first of November is here, and it is
now lawful to shoot partridges.
For all sorts of stationery and office
supplies, visit The Herald Book Store.
Mr.. Frank A. Miller has assumed edito-
rial control of the Hartsville Messenger.
WANTED.-One second-handstump pull.
er. Apply to Box 29s, Greenwood, s. q.
Some beautiful holiday goods have just
been received at The Herald Book Store.
The shows are here, and there has been
crowd of negroes in town to spend their
money.
The Herald Office soon expects to be
the first business house in town lighted
by electricity.
See those holiday goods at The Herald
Book Store. Handsome goods-nothlng
shoddy or cheap.
Let Us sell you fountain pen. The
Herald Book Store sells the best made,
Waterman's Ideal
Some of the prettiest stationery ever
seen in Bamberg is now at The Herald
Book Store.
1t takes cash money to buy machinery,
and in order to improve the paper we
must collect what is due US.
Drop good word for Bamberg wher-
ever You 20. A seed here and there means
q bountiful harvest after awhile.
EFT. LaFitte, Esq, has opened his law
Office in the Folk building, having come
down from Denmark this week.
Groceries, groceries, at J. I. Kinard &
Sons. Free delivery. Phone 90.
We understand that n. S. Bowling,
ESQ, has sold his residence on Railroad
Avenue to Mr.. Henry ]. Brabham, Jr.
The people of Edgefeld will organize
to fight against any Of their territory De-
ing cut off to form u new county, to oeI
called Calhoun.
Mr.. W. c. Patrick, who has been with
G. R. Brabham for the past two years, is
now with W. A. Klauber, and will be GLAD
to see his friends there.
Many of our subscribers are having
their dates pushed up. We are never too
busy to write receipts. Look at your
label and see how you stand.
President d. N. Snyder, president of
Wofford college, occupied the pulpit of
tbs Methodist church last Sunday, at both
the morning and evening services.
Who will take the initiative in organic
ing company for the purpose OF estao.
fishing q machine shop here. We need
the shop, and it would pay we'll.
Bamberg presents lively appearance
these DAYS. The merchants are doing
fine business. In short, every man who
wants to work can find plenty to do.
Our friends will please remember that
this newspaper is printed On Wednesday
afternoons, and all matter for publication
must reach US early Wednesday morning
at latest.
So far in South Carolina this season
there have been ginned 643,577 bales of
cotton. Texas is ahead in the number OF
bales, and Georgia comes next. South
Carolina is third. b.
Next Monday is the first Monday in the
month and salesday. There are no pub.
lie sales by any of the officials, the sale of
land advertised by the Master baVing
been withdrawn.
, Mr.. Eugene Free now represents the
Spartanburg Steam Laundry. Best work,
reasonable prices. Leave laundry at 81.
A. Rays store. Satisfaction guaranteed,
: and prompt delivery.
Remember that it is your duty as a
white man and Democrat to 60 to the
polls and vote next Tuesday, This is i'm
portant, so don't fail to cast your ballot
for the party nominees.
Swift and Dove brand hams at j. 1.
Kinard & Sons. Try them.
Our business men should get together
and organize Joint stock company and
establish first-class machine shop in
Bamberg. The enterprise is badly needed,
and would pay handsome dividends.
The good crops and prices of the year
make it quite certain that there will be no
extension of tax paying time the coming
winter. Treasurer Folk has not been
overworked writing receipts so far.
The Methodist ladies of Ehrhardt will
give an oyster supper Friday evening,
November 18th, to which the public is
cordially invited. Besides oysters reg
ular supper course will be served.
Election returns will be received at this
place next Tuesday by the Bell Telephone
Company. and, through the kindness OF
Mr.. Geo. r. Bullock, the local manager,
they will be bulletined at The Herald
Office.
Managers of election will note that one
manager from each precinct must meet
the commissioners at the court house on
Saturday, November 9th, to receive ballot
boxes, papers and instructions and to be
sworn in.
Anything in the fancy grocery line at
il. kinard & Sons. Phone So.
What are the lot owners of the old Gem
etery going to do about repairing the
fencing around that sacred spotg 1t is
a reflection on the good people OF our
town, and unless something is done very
soon the cemetery will have no enclosure.
The town council generously gave Mr.. b.
J. Brabham the first of the year fifteen
dollars to work the grounds, but he has
no more to do with the fencing than any
other citizen. Many of our citizens have
their dead buried there, and they should
take interest enough in the matter to see
that the money is raised and the necessary