The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-01


line of holiday goods.
Next Monday is salesday. No public
sales for this county, however.
Governor Hayward continues to be be-
sieged with applications for pardons.
Lunch, dinner, and oysters will be serv-
ed by the Methodist ladies in the town
hall next Tuesday.
Our merchants should remember that it
| is against the law to sell firecrackers over
three inches in length.
Just think of it! There is scarcity OF
water in Kentucky. We didn't think her
people used it as 3 beverage enough to
make it scarce.
Mabel Page and her company WILL pre-
sent the play, Little Princess" at Folks
new opera house Friday evening. Seats
now on sale at Hofman's.
Make your friends happy by giving them
| a present from G.. E. Bamberg's.
Do not forget that the ladies of the
Methodist church will serve lunch, din
ner, and oysters in the town hall next
Tuesday. Be sure to patronize the ladies.
Our advertisers are telling you about
their lines of holiday goods: Read our
advertising columns and find out where
to do your holiday shopping most satls-
factorily.
Try those loose pickles at J. I. Kinard
s. Sons. They are fine; sweet and sour.
The blue marks on papers have proven
an easy and effective way of reminding
our friends that we are hard up and want
some money, so We are adopting the same
method again this week.
Nice line of boys and mems caps Just
received at W. D. Rhoad's.
The Ariel Ladies Quartette will be here
and give an entertainment in the opera
house Saturday evening, December 10th.
This is a high-class musical organization,
and their program is sure to please.
Remember J. 1. Kinard & Son when in
need of groceries of any kind. Phone 55;
free delivery.
Next Tuesday will be a big day in
Bamberg. The cornerstone OF the new
Methodist church is to be laid with ap-
propriate exercises. The merchants
should close their stores from eleven to
one o'clock.
Big line of mems, ladies and children's
leggins and uppers at Rhoad's.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Simon Brown, of Black
Vile, celebrated their golden wedding last
Sunday. The occasion was attended Dy
their children, grandchildren, and other
relatives and friends, and magnificent
banquet was served.
Nice line trimming buttons, all shades,
at Rhoad's.
We trust that city council will prevent
the shooting of frecrackers and other nre'
works on Main street during the Christ
mas holidays. There are plenty OF places
besides Main street where this sort OF
sport can 20 on, and it is a dangerous
practice which should not be allowed on
crowded streets.
Fruits and vegetables at j. 1. Kinard q
Sons. Phone IS.
Mr.. Archie Ehrhardt, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Ehrhardt, and Miss Mamie
Rowell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. X. W.
D. Rowell, were married in Charleston
last week. Miss Rowell was teaching in
the Ehrhardt graded school, and the
Young folks went down to Charleston to
take in the festivities of gala week, and
while there decided TO get married. They
returned to Bamberg Saturday night and
went on to Ehrhardt next day, where
they will make their home.
The play, "a Box Of Monkeys" was
presented here Tuesday evening by local
talent to a crowded house, and no doubt
a nice sum of money was realized for use
of the Epworth League. Those who par
ticipated we're Messrs. E. z. Hardin, Jr.,
and F. G. Gyles, Misses Clio Cope, Annie
Wright, and Gertrude Hamilton. Between
the acts Miss Maud L. Kernaghan recited
and Miss Isabel Cooner, OF BatesDurg,
sang. We understand that the play Will
be given at Blackville in short time.