The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-07
THE BANBERG HERALD
Thursday, Sep. 7. 1905
Short Locals.

Beautiful lot pictures just in at Hays's
furniture store. All styles and prices.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. J. H. MURPHY.
Insurance adjusters are expected here
today to adjust the insurance on the stock
of Mr.. NJ. Moye.
The post Office was closed Monday, as
it was labor day and national holiday
This was the only place in town closed.
DR.. George Douglas Rouse has opened
up his dental offices upstairs in the build
ing next to The Herald Office. He has
fixed up two rooms in nice style.
Monday was the first Monday in the
month and salesday, but there were NO
legal sales or other transactions OF a
public nature at the court house.
For RENT.-The residence of J. P.
Matheny on Railroad Avenue. Posses
sion given September Goth. Apply to
D. r. MATTHEW.
Several gentlemen in town are discuss
ing building an ice factory and laundry.
The enterprise would no doubt pay well,
and We trust that the company will be
organized at an early date.
The Globe Tailoring Co.'s experienced
cutter will be at G. R. Brabham & Sons
store Wednesday, 9Th, and Thursday, 7th.
Be sure and look at his line before buying.
Hon. Jno. w. Crum, of Denmark, and
j. D. Fielder, of Bamberg, have been ap-
pointed by Governor Hayward as dele
gates to the Farmers Alliance, which is
to be held in Richmond, Va.
New line pictures of all kinds at Hays's
furniture store. Prices from SOC up.
Don't fail to see them.
The Sunday school will meet at the
Methodist church Sunday afternoon at
five o'clock. Teachers and pupils will
please be prompt. A full attendance of
the teachers is especially desired.
Move sends laundry every Monday.
You will find the basket at jennings
store.
Tie Artesian Carbonating Co. has just
received another large shipment OF bot
ties, and is prepared to fill your order
for any quantity.
As between electric lights and water
works, this newspaper would prefer the
waterworks provided we cannot have
both. But the town can afford both lights
and water, and we should have them
right away.
Ask your dealer for pure artesian soda.
Don't accept any other, as there is danger
!. of typhoid fever in drinking soda. put up
from any old water. Bottled by Artesian
CarbonatingC Co.
Blackville is to have electric lights
Work has already commenced on the
plant. The poles are up and the machln-
cry is being placed in position. 1t looks
like Bamberg is going to lie. all the
neighboring towns get ahead OF her.
While taking out insurance, why not
get the best? A. NJ. Brabham has nothing G
but the best life and fire companies, aud
is always ready to serve you.
Mr.. Leighton A. Hartzog has given up
his position at the Bamberg Pharmacy,
and will enter the medical college IN
Charleston next month. Mr.. Green.
brother-in-law of Rev. Waddy T. Duncan,
takes the place vacated by MIR. Hartzog.
FoR SALE-One fifty saw gin, feeder
: and condenser, in first class running or
{ der, for sale cheap. Apply to l.. NJ.
AVER, Bamberg, S. G.
Mr.. NJ. Cope Livin gston, who has been
working in Asheville, N. c., writes US
from Washington, D. c., that he has &C
cepted position with the Chesapeake q
Potomac Telephone Co., as inspector and
asks to have his paper changed to Wash
ington.
Send your laundry with NJ. Moye. You
will find the basket at Jennings store.
Mrs. Peeples moved back to her planta-
: tation at Estill this week. Mr.. s. A.
Hand has O 7ed into her house on lower
Main street, and Mr.. E. R. Judy will move
his family here and occupy the Matheny
house on Railroad Avenue, vacated by
Mr.. Hand.
Please return our bottles as soon us
empty, so that we can fill your orders
promptly, and ohlige
ARTEs1AS CARBoNATING Co.
An examination was held at the conrt
house here last Friday for scholarship
in the Citadel from this county, Messrs.
C. w. Rentz, Jr., Jack Riley, and Willie
Cauthen contested for the scholarship.
The result of the examination is not
known yet.
Mr.. Elijah Gunnels, of Govan, who is
QlQSGy-lOuI HCd1S OlQ, "oS ooPSAASo os
that place last Sunday. He is very feeble
and had to be seated in chair to be i'm.
mersed. He is no doubt one of the Oldest
persons in this section, and to be baptiz-
ed at his age is something ont of the Or
dinary.
Today and tomorrow are the days to
get your measure taken for good clothes:
Go to C. r. Brabham & Sons and look at
their line.
DR.. George Douglas Rouse, surgeon
dentist, has suite of we'll furnished
rooms, consisting of private office, recep-
ton room and laboratory. DR.. Rouse has
all the latest appliances and improve
ments, and has every facility for execut-
ing all up-to-date work in his line. Office
in telephone building.
They say *" Brabham is doing well
with his insurance companies. Well, that
is because he has such good companies
and is always ready and willing to serve
you.
The examination of teachers and the
examination for scholarship in the South
Carolina college will be held at the court
house here on Friday, September 18th