The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-07
THE BhHBERG HERALD
Thursday, Dec. 7. 1905
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
A full line of fountain pens, from $1.25
to $500, at the Herald Book Store.
NIB. W. Simmons moved last Monday
into the house on Railroad Avenue
which he recently purchased.
Rev. n. W. Cooper, of Sally, Will
preach at Bethesda church Sunday, the
10th instant, at II o'clock a. m.
Only few weeks remain before the
penalty will attach to State and county
taxes. Better pay up before the hrst OF
January.
WANrED.-15 or 20 hands to cut 4-foot
wood, short leaf saplings. Will. pay oO
cents per cord. Apply to Chas. McdelVer'
Denmark, s. @.
The sermon of Rev. Waddy T. Duncan
at the Methodist church last Sunday
morning was devoted especially to
the subject of Thanksgiving.
MONEY to LoAN.-On real estate, on
on very reasonable terms.
J. ALDRICH WYMAN,
Attorney-at-Law, Bamberg, s. c.
Last Monday was the first Monday in
the month and salesday, but few people
from the country came to town and not
much business was transacted.
Two trained goats for sale: Apply to
CARLISLE BRABHAM.
Mr.J. A. Spann has bought out the
market and bakery of D. W. Shealy: He
will handle only the choicest stall fed
meats and guarantees satisfaction.
Miss Marie Stokes taught the third
grade in the graded school Monday, she
filing the place of Miss Matte Dantzler,
who was at home sick. Miss Dantzler
returned Monday night.
Goods at cost-entire stock to be sold.
W. M. BRABHAM & Co., Olar, s. G.
The Rev. j.. D. Higgins has accepted
a call to Allendale. He leaves a good
field vacant at Fort Mill and Flint Hill,
and the Allendale people are fortunate
in securing so able a preacher-baptist
Press.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. }. d. MURPHY.
We would be glad if city council
would put stop to the practice of throw
Z Ing banana skins on the paved sidewalks
: of town. Several persons have received
nasty falls recently on account OF this
habit.
We will sell out our goods at cost. as
we will not continue business:
w. NJ. BRABHAM & Co., Olar, s. G.
Come in and let The Herald Book
Store sell you Waterman's Ideal foun-
tain pen. They are absolutely reliable,
and we have q large assortment OF all
STYLES of holders and points. Can suit
anybody.
Thanksgiving was not generally OBJ
served in Bamberg. Some of the stores
remained .operf all day, and there were
NO services at any of the churches. The
bank, postofice, and dispensary closed
for the day. Z;
For sALR-10O pounds Georgia Rattle.
snakesmelon seed at 60c. the pound; 800
pounds Eden melon seed at SOC the pound;
loo pounds Kolb Gem seed at 4Oc. the
pound. All guaranteed pure, grown by
me. W. d. RICE, Denmark, 8. G.
There was only one public sale last
Monday, and that by the Master, being
the one-fourth interest of Winton Walker
in q tract of land containing 1O5 acres.
! It was bid in by J.. F. Carter, Esq, for
the parties in interest for the sum OF
$72N.
All goods being sold at cost during De-
scember. w. NJ. BRABHAM q Co.,
Olar, s. G.
Last year, up to November 18th. the
number of bales of cotton ginned in Bam-
berg county was 20,995., This year to the
same date, the total number was 20,OS9.
However, last year not near all OF the
crop was ginned up to November 18th,
but this wear most of it had been ginaed
and marketed on the date mentioned. :
G. F. Rizer at 0lar is selling lots of
horses and mules. The reason is that he
salls at right prices and handles high
grade stock. Be sure to see the load he
will receive on Friday of this week.
The church fair to be given by the
ladies of the Baptist congregation is to be
held on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday,
December 18th, 18th, and 18th All kinds
of fancy work will be on sale, and hot
meals and oysters will be served each
day. The ladies are now at work solicit
ing articles for the fair. which will be
held IN the Town nall. Aue Auuue Will Uo
used for church purposes.
We will sell our entire stock out at
cost during the month of December.
W. M. BRABHAM. & Co., Olar, s. G.
Mr.. A. w. Knight, editor of the BAN
berg Herald, was in Camden last Friday
for the purpose of inspecting our electric
light plant in order to get ideas for the
erection of an electric plant at Bamberg.
He expressed himself as being very much
pleased with our plant. While here Mr..
knight, in company with the editor of
The Chronicle, visited our new court
house, and he says We have the finest
court house OF any county In the State
except Darlington.-Camden Chronicle.
If you need q horse or mule. be sure to
see the load that G. F. Rizer at Olar will
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