The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-02
THE BhhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. 2. 1905
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Many of our farmers are planting small
grain since the recent rains.
Wetrust it will not be long before we get
that early morning train to Augusta.
D. J. Delk has secondhand grain
drill, in frst.class repair, for sale cheap.
Don't forget the flower show in the
town hall Friday afternoon and evening.
Mr.J.P Chartrand has contracted for
$4,000 residence for Hon. Jno. W. Crum
at Denmark.
Children, be sure to get some OF that
delightful homemade candy at the town
hall, Friday afternoon.
If the flaming Husband" company
comes up to its representations, it certain
" ought to be fine show.
Contractor J. A. Benson. of Camden,
was here Monday. He is estimating on
fine residence for Mr.. Jones A. Williams
Bamberg will grow more in the next
wear or so than she has in the past ten.
The prospects of the town were never so
bright as now.
On Saturday evening, November 18th,
the opera, "The Beggar Prince" will be
presented at Folks opera house in this
CITY. This is said to be fine company.
Mr.. H. S. Spiers, of the Cope section,
had his pocket picked while at the State
Fair in Columbia last week. The party
who robbed him was arrested and is in jail
in Columbia.
WANTED.-To rent, piano for use at
opera house. Apply to John F.'Folk.
If you want fountain pen that will
give YOU full satisfaction, come to The
Herald Book Store and let US show you
q Waterman's We have them in all
styles, points, and prices.
Next Monday is the first Monday in the
month and salesday. Some valuable real
estate is to be sold by the Master, in parti-
ton of the estate of Gen. F. NJ. Bamberg.
See the advertisement in another column.
The carnival is here this week, and
part of our population can thus find an
outlet for some of their surplus money.
The shows came here from the State Fair
in Columbia, and will 60 to Charleston
next week.
The county will be better off by $500
next week. The carnival here this week
had to paw the county a license OF $lOC,
and there is to be circus at Denmark
next Monday. The circus must also pay
license of 800.
CT. Rizer at Olar will receive another
car load of horses and mules tonight
Thursday November 2nd. He went to
market this week to select them in person.
Rizer is selling lot of stock, and this
proves he handles first-class animals.
Miss Bertie Gill has resigned her posi-
ltion in the telephone exchange, and Miss
Eula Rowell has accepted the place. Miss
Gill was most efficient and accommodate
ing operator, and the patrons OF the ex-
change regret that she has resigned.
Mr.. II. O'Neal brought US last Friday
some of the finest sweet potatoes we have
ever seen. They were of new variety
which MIR. O'Neal planted this year for
the first time. They are prolific bearers,
and yet the potatoes are very large.
See C. F. Rizer's new carload of horses
and mules which will arrive at Olar to-
night (Thursday.) This load was selected
by Mr.. Rizer himself, and they are extra
good ones. He will have horses and mules
for ali sorts of work. Be sure to see them
before you buy.
Jackets. cloaks and rain coats. Way
down prices. K.I. SHUcK s. Co.
Our citizens are complaining about the
crowded condition of Main street by
vehicles on busy days. We trust council
will put stop to the practice Of hltchlng
as well as leaving teams standing on this
street. The congestion is bad at times,
especially on Saturdays.
Bambergs people are certainly enthusi'
astic about electric lights. Every citizen
approached by US so far has signited an
intention to have the lights in his resi-
dence or place of business. From present
indications, the plant will commence
operations with large patronage.
New lot of tailor made skirts at prices
surprisingly low. Z. l. SHUcK g GO.
Mr.. Harry D. Calhoun, the well.known
travelling salesman, will give up his posi-.
ton with an Augusta grocery house the
first of the coming year, he having &C.
/. cepted position with shoe mousse OF
Lynchburg, Va. He will still make trips
here but not so often as heretofore.
On Tuesday evening, November 14th,
there will appear at the opera house IN
this city the red hot farce comedy en-
titled, "Taming Husband" This com
pany is said to consist of % people with
q big band and orchestra, with everything
up-to-date. beautiful costumes, etc.
Now is the time to get anything in
photographs, C. NJ. VanOrsdell, Jr.;, pho
tographer, has opened up studio next
to the post Office. You will do well to
give him calf Babies specially. Views,
copying, enlarging, etc.
VANORsDELL, JR, Photographer.
There will be considerable work going
on in Bamberg during the next three or
four months in the line of building. Sew
eral handsome residences are to be erect
ed. the Southern Railway will build new
DEPOT, and work on the electric light
,,Ian+ .p;ll he started as soon as possible.