The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-11-24
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. "a. 1904
Short Locals.


Short Locals.
Fine weather we're having these days
The oil mill was shut down Monday on
account of inspection Of its boilers.
Mr.. Vernon Brabham has moved his
mercantile business from Midway to Cope
We put on several new subscribers
this week, and they were all cash in ad'
vance, too.
After the first of December we will pay
highest prices for seed cotton. :.
THE COTTON OIL Co.
Come in and sec those beautiful holi
day goods at The Herald Book Store
Nothing but handsome goods in the stock
We are marking papers with the blue
mark again this week. 1t is dun, anc
we want those who get it to come in ano
settle.
Remember that hereafter the price o1
The Herald on credit will be $3.50 year
For cash the rate is one dollar, so pay IN
advance and save money.
Get your groceries at j. l. Kinard &
Sons.
Judge Parker has opened a law Office
III New York city and will make his home
there He has not formed any partner
ship, and will practice alone.
d. Delk has left on hand two grain
drills, and as the season is about over,
will make liberal terms to parties who
want to buy. See him quick.
The laughable rce-comedy, "a Box of
Monkeys" is to be presented by home
talent at the opera house next Tuesday
evening for the benefit Of the EpWorth
League.
Another lot of those stylish tan shoes
for men to arrive at Rhoad's this week.
Mr.. P. B. Sweat, the newly.elected town
marshal, has moved his family here from
Blackville, and they are occupying one of
the houses of J. A. Spann, near the old
graded school school building.
Lima beans, something nice, at N. B.
Felder's.
We want to collect two hundred dol
lars on subscription in the next four
weeks, and we ought to do it easily, too.
We have some obligations which must be
met, and we hope those who owe will re-
member this.
Full line of Lowney's candies at J. I.
Kinard & Son.
The blue marks last week did good,
and numbers of our subscribers have
come in and settled up in the last few
days. There are others who should do so.
Watch for the blue mark on your paper II
you are in arrears.
STRAYED Or SToLEN-One jersey COW,
brown with white spot on hind quarter.
Has been missing for several weeks. Re-
ward for return or any information con-
cerning same. 81. j. RITTER,
Olar, S. c.
People who haven't got the money to
pay their debts always have money to
buy whiskey at the dispensary. Some
men owe US money and have been owing
it for years, and yet we see them drunk
in town every now and then. Yet they
say they cannot pay debt of two or three
dollars.
Something new! just what you want,
at q. E. Bamberg's.
When we of the South are prosperous,
the Northern fakirs and cheap shows come
down after our money. And they get
good lot of it, too. Bamberg ought to
Z put heavy license on these aggregations.
It is true they spend little money, but
they carry away great deal more than
they spend.
Fruits of all kinds, also material for
fruit cakes, at N. B. Felder's.
We want to get our subscription list
entirely paid in advance, and remember
that if you do not pay cash the price is
$1.5O q wear. We mean exactly what we
say. Pay one dollar in advance or 81. 80
on credit. There is no way that we can
figure to come out even at one dollar a
year and then wait until the year is out
before we get it. So come in at the dol
lar rate.
4 The latest designs of jewelry and silver
ware found at G. E. Bamberg's.
Last week we printed an article about
the marvellous corn crop in the West, and
Mr.. A. j. Hunter, the great truck farmer
OF this section, concluded he would show
Us that South Carolina could raise some
good corn as we'll He brought US stalk
last Saturday afternoon which measures
sixteen feet in heighth, and it was planted
the 25th of June Mr. Hunter says some
of the stalks are no doubt taller than this.
Now is the time to buy your Xmas pres
ents at G. E. Bamberg's.
s. Mr.. 81. J. Brabham has turned over to
DR.. B. D. Bronson the balance of few
dollars in his hands donated by the city
council for the working of the old GENE
terry, and DR.. Bronson has kindly prom
ised to overlook this work. Owners of
lots in the cemetery are requested to hand
to Dr.. Bronson money for repairing the
fencing, etc. They should do this with
out delay, as work is badly needed there
and should be done at once.
Groceries, fruits, and vegetables at J. I.
Kinard s. Sons. Free delivery; phone IS.
Bamberg county has reason to be proud
of her vote in the recent general election.
In the Democratic primary our largest
vote is less than twelve hundred. and in
the general election nearly nine hundred
votes were polled, only about twenty-five
of which were cast by Republicans. Com
pared with our primary figures, the gen.
eral election vote was the largest of any
county in the State. In other words, we
came nearer rollins our urinary vote than