The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-12-01
THE BAHBBRG HBRALD
Thursday, Dec. 1. 1904
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Beautiful line of holiday stationery a
The Herald Book Store.
The Baptist State convention is in ses
sion at Chester this week.
There are few mortgages foreclosed OF
real estate in Bamberg county.
The only way to win girl is by givinl
her present bought from G. E. Bamberg
Messrs. Delk g. Armstrong have sol.
out the city meat market to MIR. 81. W
Beard.
We will give one dollar per bushel TO
peas on subscription, and will take al
brought to Us.
A few stores in town were open las
Thursday, although all had signed tn
agreement to close.
A. McIver Bostick, Esq, and family
left last Saturday for Beaufort, Wher
they will reside in future.
Now is the time to buy your Xmas pres
ents at G.. E. Bamberg's.
Read the advertisements in this papel
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!. Us. They will treat you right.
Call in and see US during court week
We shall be glad to see you whether you
wish Us to write receipt or not.
Congress convenes next Monday. The
second district will be represented tor
short while by Mr.. T. G. Croft, of Aiken
We are marking papers with the blue
mark again this week. It is dun, and
we want those who get it to come in and
settle.
Christmas cards and scrap books at The
Herald Book Store.
Il has been decided to hold the next
annual reunion of Confederate veterans
in Louisville, KY, on June 9th, 6th' and
7th, next.
Mr.. James Morris died at Olar last Fri.
6ay night from stroke of paralysis. he
was an old and respected citizen OF that
community.
The Mabel Paige Company will appear
at Folks opera house Friday evening. A
crowded house should greet them, as 1t is
q fine attraction.
Christmas shopping turns to pleasure
I when you buy from q. E. Bamberg.
In this issue the Bank of Denmark calls
for q meeting of stockholders, to vote on
an increase of capital stock from two to
ten thousand dollars.
Some beautiful fowered crepe paper at
The Herald Book Store.
Rev. C. NJ. Billings, of Walterboro, has
accepted the call of the Blackville Baptist
church for all his time and will begin his
spastorate December 10Th.
Any one can be suited by present from
"a. e. Bamberg.
Remember that hereafter the price OF
The Herald on credit will be $3.50 year
For cash the rate is one dollar, so pay in
advance and save money.
d.. Delk has left on hand two grain
drills, and as the season is about over
Z will make liberal terms to parties who
want to buy. See him quick.
Z The Chattanooga Plow Company was
awarded the gold medal at the St. Louis
Exposition on both plows and cane mills
&C. J. s. Brooker handles their goods here.
See the beautiful line of holiday goods
.at The Herald Book store. Nothing shod-
.dy or cheap in the whole assortment. 1t
YOU want to make present, see our line
before buying.
This is the season of the year when the
average country editor dreams about the
nice pork, sausage, pudding, ETC., which
grateful subscribers bring in to him and
which he didn't get.
Court convenes here next Monday. Not
many criminal cases are to be tried. This
is a fact that We should be proud of, when
there seems to be so much lawlessness
throughout the State.
The latest designs of jewelry and silver
ware found at G. E. Bamberg's.
Sumter's fall festival last week was
great success. It was really one of the
hest affairs of its kind ever held in the
State, and it's scope and magnihcence was
81 surprise to many people.
G. M. Van Qrsdell, Jr., photographer,
is now in Bamberg, doing all the latest
work in photography. Photos 25c per
half dozen, up. He also does enlarging,
etc. Give him call. Over Dr. b. r.
Hoover's drug store.
& There must be little news in any part
of the county. We have not had news
letters from some of our correspondents
in many weeks This is merely to let
them know that we would appreciate
letter, even if it be short.
1 Dr.. Hugh R. Tison and Miss Edith
Stonev were married at the Methodist
church in Allendale last Wednesday even
ing. The groom is young physician,
now practicing at Denmark, where they
will make their home.
s SrRAYED Oh 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. d. j. RITTER,
Olar, s. G..
Our travelling representative visited the
little CITY of Ehrhardt last Saturday. He
found the people prosperous and happy,
the merchants doing good business, and
everything calm and serene. BE says
there is considerable cotton in the fields
to be picked between here and Ehrhardt.
Thanksgiving Day was quietly observed
in Bamberg. Most of the stores in town
were closed, the graded school and Fit