The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-09-22
Seed Rye $1.75 per bushel at N. B.

Felder's.
You can get the correct thing in sta
tionery at The Herald Book Store.
The streets were crowded with cotton
wagons last Saturday and trade was brisk.
Rev. Marion Dargan, presiding elder,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday.
If you want to be happy all the time,
buy Victor Talking Machine from G. A.
Ducker, Bamberg, S. c.
Left at the depot Tuesday night mans
bicycle, Eclipse make, with coaster brake
Reward if returned to 81. G. Sheridan.
The largest and best assorted stock Of
stationery and blank books in Bamberg
can be found at The Herald Book Store.
The stores of L. A. Klauber and the J.
W. Pearlstine Co. were closed Monday on
account of the Jewish day of atonement
VI. HERS and George Mckenzie, OF
Ehrhardt, get the free normal scholarships
in the South Carolina College from this
county.
Why not get your but-er from N.
Burton Fielder?
Two numbers in NJ. Moye's gold prizes
are still out One is B 4776 and gets $500
in gold. The other is B 2402 and gets
$500 in gold. Those having these num-
bers will please present them at once.
The Carlisle Fitting School opened this
morning "wednesday, and an interesting 6
program of exercises was carried out. On
account of lack of space the write.up of
the opening cannot appear until next
week.
Remember the reception to the graded
school teachers at the school building
Friday evening. Every patron should
be present. Some of the teachers are
strangers here, and we should make them
welcome.
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.
The Herald's phone number is SO. Ring
US up and give US your order for JOB
printing, advertising, or stationery and
blank books. We will serve you prompt
ly and we'll. News items will also be ap-
preciated.
The receipts of cotton at this place were
so heavy last Friday and Saturday that
the depot platform could not hold it, and
q number of bales had to be put In the
street. Cotton brought here Saturday
had to be weighed in the street.
The patrons of the Bamberg graded
school are urged to attend the reception
to be given for the teachers. on Friday
evening from eight to ten. This is to be
a night set apart for parents and teachers.
The building will be open for inspection
that night.
See the elegant line of fine box papers
at The Herald Book Store. Latest shapes
and styles.
Ornan lodge No. SO, A. F. NJ, will hold
a regular meeting tomorrow CF'r1day)
evening. On account of the reception
to the graded school teachers at the school
building, which many of the brethren
wish to attend, it is earnestly requested
that all members assemble at the lodge
room promptly at seven o'clock.
Mr.. D. R. Mathenv went up to see Sen
ator Mavield's fine cotton last Sunday,
and he says he never saw anything IKE
it. We asked him how much it would
make per acre, and he said he could not
say; that he had never made any like that
himself. From all reports it is the finest
cotton ever grown in this county.
The professors of Clemson College have
decided to hold several farmers Institutes
in the State during the month of Decem-
Der, Bamberg being one of the counties
mentioned in which an institute will be
held. This being an idle month with our
farmers we predict large attendance.
As vet the date has not been announced.
When in need of staple or fancy gro
ceries, call and get my prices.
n. B. FIELDER.
Some people are of the opinion that they
confer favor on this newspaper by pat
ronizing it even if they never pay. We
don't want to be misunderstood, but we
10 not care for this sort of business, We
give value received for every dollar paid
Us, and we do not feel under obligations
70 any one on account of patronage given
IS. Every man gets the worth of his
money and that's all there is to it.