The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-08

EelQer mas Deen TepaluGeu, auu lepop0Aou,
which adds very much to its appearance.
In another column County Chairman
Folk gives notice of the second primary
with the names of the candidates who are
in the field.
Where can you buy good bedstead
for $1.50? E. G. Hays will sell you one
for this price, and it is nice bed, too
Call and see the stock.
There was preaching at both the Meth
odist and Baptist churches last Sunday.
Rev. Mr.. Reese, of Florida, preached at
the Baptist church.
+. Our large line of ladies' fine dress goods
has Just been received.
C. R: BRABHAM s. Sons.
Considerable work has been done at the
passenger depot. 1t has been repainted
inside and outside and a number of i'm
proyements made.
Mr.. J. w. Barnes offers for sale in this
issue his fine farms and a lot of other
property. He means business, so see him
if you want to buy.
Miss Mamie Rowell has accepted the
position of assistant teacher in the Ehr-
hardt graded school, and left for that
place Tuesday morning.
All parents who have children ready to
enter school should have them there on
opening day, as the delay will only keep
them back in their studies.
Moss's fine seed oats for sale at G. 4.
Brabham & Sons.
Contractor Benson came here last week,
and work has commenced on the founda-
ton of the new Methodist church. The
building is to 60 forward rapidly.
A nice line of Waterman and other
fountain pens at The Herald Book Store.
All fully guaranteed. Your money back
if you want it for one Of our pens.
Last Monday was Labor Day and a
national holiday, In consequence theposf
Office here was closed. The day rs OBJ
served at several places in the State.
Gotten is opening rapidly all over the
county. A gentleman who has travelled
in nearly every part of the county recent
ly says that most of the crop IS open now
Build up your town and county by all
standing suuarely and honestly shoulder
to shoulder. 1t requires all the brick III
a wall to make it absolutely solid and
secure.
w. A. Reckling, Columbia's finest pho
tographer, will be in Bamberg for four
days. Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, September 14th, 10th, 10th
and 18th. Have your work done while
he is here.
The total taxable property for this coun.
ty amounts to $2,485, PAS, an increase OF
about $4,000 over last year. This in
crease is gratifying, Tor it shows that our
county is prospering.
The second primary election is to be
held next Tuesday, and it is the duty OF
every voter to 60 to the polls and cast his
ballot. Vote for the man you think best
qualified to fill the position.
Mr.. T. C. Rouis and family have moved
to Augusta. He sold his house and lot
to MI. Motto Smoak, of Youngs Island,
who will move here and go into business
with his brother, Mr.. Geo. H: Smoak.
The trustees of our graded school should
strictly enforce the rule of children being
successfully vaccinated before entering
school. It is dangerous to allow any
child to attend school who has not been
vaccinated.
Suits ready made and made to order,
both in the latest styles, at c. 4. Bra5ham
& Sons:
Rev. s. P. Hairs churches have kindly
given him well-deserved vacation for the
present month. He leaves tomorrow for
the St. Louis Exposition and will not re-
turn until the last of the month.-Barn-
well People.
For stationery, Office supplies OF all
kinds, ledgers, day books, pens, pencils,
ink, fine box papers, etc., come to The
Herald Book Store. We have beautl-
full new stock and can save you money
on anything you want.
A new lodge of Knights of Pythias is to
be instituted at Rowesville on the evening
of the Goth instant. The grand chancellor
and number of visiting brethren will be
present to assist in the ceremonies. The
new lodge will have about twenty mem
bers.
There were no public sales here last
Monday. The lot advertised by the sheriff
for taxes was not sold, as the owner paid
up before the hour of sale. The board of
registration was in session at the court
house, and number of certificates were
issued.
A prominent gentleman has made COM
plant to The Herald of the practice of
placing sheets for cotton pickers in or
near the public roads. These piles of cot
ton frighten horses, and putting sheets
near the road is bad practice. Our peo-
pie should remember this and have hands
to place their cotton sheets away from
the roads.
The famous Hamllton-Brown school
shoes for children at G. R. Brabham s
Sons.
Col. Jno. F. Folk is certainly fixing up
his opera house in nice shape. The stage
settings are of the best and the scenery is
fine. There will be two private boxes,
one on each side and balcony, and these
with the pit, will give large seating Ca
pacity. The house in all its appointments
is strictly up-to-date, and some good COM
panies will now come here.