The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-10
THE BANBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. TO-. 1904
Short Locals.

OF nice horses and mules this week.
Tie prettiest lot of fine stationery ever
shown here, at The Herald Book Store.
When nobody else in town can supply
your wants in the stationery line, try The
Herald Book Store.
If you want nice horse or mule, see
the new load that G. Frank Bamberg
has just received.
Our advertisers will please remember
that we are always willing and anxious
to change their sds.
We return thanks to Mr.. Joseph Nc"
Cormack for some very fine turnlps OF the
purple top variety.
J. B. Salley was elected mayor of Aiken
last Monday, defeating L. G. N. OllVeros
and William Turnbull.
Just arrived. nice line of boys suits and
overcoats, sizes from 3 to 16 years, at W..
D. Rhoad's.
Since 1896 the per capita circulation in
the United States has increased from $21
to $31. Some people will not know it
until they are told.
For SALE.-Fine milk cow for sale.
Devon cow with young calf. Guaranteed
to give three gallons of milk day. Ap-
ply to D. R. Matheny.
The prosperity of our people generally
is shown by the many new horses and
buggies bought Many negroes have
bought nice new turnouts.
Brooker, the hardware man, has just
received that car load of fence wire.
Those parties in need will please call
early and avoid the rush.
You will have no regrets when you get
home if you buy your shoes at Rhoads.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Bruce moved to
Branchville this week. and Mr.. G. w.
Garland and family have moved in from
ther farm and are occupying the Bruce
residence.
C. F. Rizer, at Olar, received Tuesday,
the 9Th instant, fifty-nine head of nice,
smooth horses and mules. They were
selected with care and bought right. See
the lot before you buy.
The negroes took absolutely no interest
in Tuesdays election, and only two went
to the polls here There can certainly be
no grounds for a contest if all polls in
the State were like Bamberg.
Go to J. 1. Kinard s Son to get your
fruits, nuts, currants, seeded raisins, and
citron at lowest prices. Free delivery.
'Phone IS.
Don't take the risk of losing the money
YOU get for your cotton by taking it home
with you Deposit in a bank where 1t
will be safe from fire and thieves. You
can always get it when needed.
The farmers institute to be held here
on Thursday, November 18th, by profess
ors from Clemson College will no doubt
be of much benefit to all planters, and we
hope to see number of them present on
that day.
. On Tuesday, the 9Th instant, c.. F:
Rizer, at Olar, received fifty-nine head OF
good horses and mules. He can suit any
:, body in stock. They were we'll selected
and will be sold at reasonable prices.
Rev. ]. B. Holly, the new Baptist min.
lister, arrived in town last Saturday and
preached his first sermon on Sunday. His
family has not arrived yet, and will not
come for the present, as he is unable to
get house.
Those mems suits and overcoats at
Rhoad's are values. See them before buy
ing.
y The Herald Book Store has just opened
up nice line of holiday goods. consisting
of manicure and shaving sets, lap tablets,
picture frames, mirrors, puff boxes, jewel
cases, etc. Some very pretty goods IN the
lot. Call and see them.
WANTED.-A cow with young calf. She
must give three or more gallons of milk
2 of good quality daily under such condl-
tions as the owner may dictate. Apply to
81. G. SHERIDAN, Bamberg, S. G.
There is not vacant house in town,
and many people who want residences
cannot be supplied. Some Of our money
ed men ought to erect houses for rent
The town cannot grow unless the people
who want to come can get houses to live
in.
Some extra fine box papers for the holi-
day trade, suitable for presents. Prices
from 75c. to $3.50 per box, at The Herald
Book Store.
The Carnival is inficting itself on
Blackville this week. Towns ought to
refuse license to such an aggregation OF
fakes as this. Not one of their shows was
any good at all. In fact the whole ousl-
ness is nothing but cheap catch-penny
affair.
If you need a good horse or mule, be
sure to see G.. F. Rizer. at Olar. He re-
ceiyed new lot of fifty-nine head this
week.
There has been over six million bales
of cotton ginned in the United States this
season, according to the government re-
ports, nearly three times as much as tor
the same time last year. Just little over
two million was the number for this date
last season.
The line of holiday goods at The Her
aid Book Store is not large, but the artl-
cles we have are all choice goods and no
store in town has anything like them.
Miss Effie Olivia Riley was married last
Thursday at Andrew Chapel, near the
home of her parents at North, to DR..
Richard D. Stnrkie, of Orangeburg. The
bride is well-known in Bamberg, having
formerly been student in the Fitting
School here
A nice line of day books, ledgers, etc.,
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