The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-15
THE BkhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Sept. IS. 1904
Short Locals.

A new rural free delivery route ha
been established which goes out from
Ehrhardt down in the Folks Store sec
ton.
Moss's fine seed oats for sale at G. R
Brabham & Sons.
Our advertisers will confer favor OF
Us by changing their ads. often. We d.
not care to be printing the same old ads
week after week.
Fruits and vegetables at N. B. Felder's
The oil mill started up last Monda..
morning. Nearly one thousand bales o
cotton have already been ginned at tn
oil mill ginnery here.
Bran and dairy food for sale at N. B
Felder's.
G.. Frank Bsmberg has an extra larg
stock of harness on hand, and he is com
ing nearer giving them away than an.
other dealer in this country.
The stores of L. A. Klauber and the j
W. Pearlstine Co. were closed last Satur
day on account of the Jewish New Year
this being their annual holiday.
Our job Office is extending its trade al
over the low country. The epeople woulo
not patronize us so largely if we did moi
give them good work at right prices.
Buy your fancy and staple groceries
from N. B. Fielder and save money.
The telephone men are busy putting in
new phones. Many people in town are
now having them put in, and the numbe.
of subscribers has been largely increased.
&, The kitchen at Mr.. W. NJ. Brabham's
residence caught fire this "wednesday
afternoon about $50 o'clock, but q crowd
soon gathered and the flames were ex-
tinguished before much damage was done.
For ledgers, day books, journals, pens,
inks, fountain pens, fine stationery, tab.
lets, pencils, ETC., come to The Herald
Book Store. We have full line of gen.
eral stationery at right prices.
Suits ready made and made to order,
both in the latest styles, at c. r. Bra5ham
& Sons.
An excursion is to be run from Willis
ton to Sumter Friday, the 30th instant,
BY patrons of the colored graded school
at this place. The proceeds of the excur-
sion will 60 to improve their school build.
ing.
Mr.. John s. Jennings has bought out
the grocery store formerly run by N.
.Moye in the store next to Brokers hard
,<xare establishment. He has q nice line
eof goods, and will no doubt meet with
success.
Mr. Herman L. Spahr, formerly a resi-
dent of Bamberg, and now professor in
athe South Carolina college, was married
in Columbia last week to Miss Zaida
McCants- Mr. Spahr's friends in BAN.
berg wish him much happiness.
Our large line of ladies' fine dress goods
has just been received.
G. R. BRABHAM s. Sons.
The graded school opens next Monday
in the new building. The chill
sdren will need tablets, pencils, pens, pen
seR boxes, book straps, bags, etc. We can
snnni,; their needs at The Herald Book
Store. We carry everything except school
books.
To see the swellest line of winter lap
robes that ever struck the town, take
peep into Frank Bamberg's establishment.
Prices from $500 to $4,000.
Only three schools in Bamberg county
have taken advantage of the library act
passed at the last session Of the leglsla-
ture. This county is entitled to an ap,,
preparation for nine more libraries, and
f the schools want them they had best
! hurry, as the time expires next December.
Fresh can goods of all kind at N. B,
Felder's
We want to warn our farmers about
bnvinp seed oats, because most OF them
are from Texas and there is great danger
of the boil weevil being brought here IN
this way. We understand that lot OF
these oats have been shipped to Augusta
and our people had best be on their guard
The famous Hamllton-Brown school
shoes for children at G. R. Brabham 4
Sons.
Prof. w. B. West, the, past year princl'
nal of the Blackville school, has been
elected superintendent of the city graded
schools of New Decatur, Ala, and VIII
move tohis new home in few days. we
regret to see Prof. West leave South Caro-:
lima. He is a progressive man, q well
equipped teacher and most useful cltl'
zen.-Baptist Courier.
REwARD.-l have lost No. IL Water
mans Ideal Fountain Pen, and will pay
one dollar reward for return to E. I. La
Fitte, Denmark, s. c.
When that boy or girl leaves home fol-
college don't forget to include suoscElp'
ton to The Herald with his outnt. ne
member how homesick he or she will be
and you may be too tired to write as often
as you should, but it never fails to reach
him once q week and is always more
newsy than even that yearned for lette1
from home. We will send it to your col
lege boy or girl for the nine months fo1
Is cents.
The Bsmberg Guards.
The Bamberg Guards returned Monda.
afternoon from their trip to Manassas
All tho mon were simply delighted will