The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-16
Short Locals.

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Knight were conferred.
A fine line of holiday goods just re
ceived at The Herald Book Store. Our
line is different from any in town. Come
in and let US show you what we have.
A magnificent line of ladies' and child
ren's furs Just received at b. G. Folks.
Call and make your selections before the
stock is broken. Prices range from $1.25
to $50.
DR.. Geo. F. Hair will be away from his
Office from November 21st TO December
1st, as he is going on a trip to Oklahoma
with party of gentlemen from here and
elsewhere.
The comic opera, "The Beggar Prince" :"
at the opera house this Thursday even
ing will be one of the very finest attrac-
tions of the season. You will surely be
pleased, so be sure to 60.
Last Friday was wet, disagree able day.
There was a steady rain most OF the day,
and it was cold and disagreeable. How
ever, the ground is wet at last, a nd farm
ers can now plant small grain.
can fit any one in underwear, size
and price. W. u. RHoAD.
The Woman's Home Missions Society
of the Methodist church will meet IN the
ladies' parlor of the church next Tuesday
afternoon at four o'clock. A full attend
ance OF the members is requested.
Branchville Methodists, with a much
weaker congregation numeric ally and
financially, than Bamberg, have finished
paving for their new $4,000 church.
Surely Bamberg's people can do as well.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. j.. b. MURPHY.
Why not organize company and
build an ice plant in conn ection with the
bottlinp works here? The enterprise
would pay. Let some of our progressive
business men get busy on this propo'
sition.
Come in and let The Herald Book
Store sell you Waterman's Ideal foun-
tain pen. They are absolutely reliable,
and we have a large assortment OF all
styles of holders and points. Can suit
anybody.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN lone black Scotch
Collie dog with brown feet and small
white spot in breast Answers to the
name of "Ponto." Liberal reward for
Z information leading to his recovery or
for his return to r. N. Rruce.
Several gentlemen from here will leave
next Tuesday for trip to Oklahoma, to
be gone ten days or two weeks. They
have gone into a land scheme, and by
purchasing some lots in towns in that
State have been given free trip.
WANTED.-15 or 20 hands to cut 4-foot
{ wood, short leaf saplings. Will pay so
cents per cord. Apply to Chas. McGeiver,
Denmark, S. G.
Episcopal services will be conducted in
the new Methodist church tomorrow
Triday) evening at the usual hour by
Rev. s. Cary Beckwith, at which time
the sacrament: of the Lords Supper will
be administered. The public is cordially
invited to attend,
Union suits for ladies and children at
w. D. Rhoad's.
For the information of all citizens who
are anxious to know when work on the
I electric light plant will be started, we
will say that the board of public works is
pushing matters as fast as possible. The
board wants to start right and avoid mis-
takes if possible.
Somebody has borrowed my wire
stretcher and failed to return it. need
livery much, and would appreciate its
return at once. C.J. S. BRooKER.
Rev. S. Cary Beckwith, of Aiken, rec.
I tor of the Episcopal churches at Barnwell
! and Blackville, conducted services here
last Friday evening in the new Methodist
church. He will make regular visits
here from this time on, and due notice
will be given of each visit.
A couple in this town who are engaged
were talking over the coming event of
so much Importance to their lives. He
is wee bit shy, and when she began to
talk about the "trousseau" she is going
to wear, he fell off the sofa. She pro.
nounced it so much like trousers"
GINNING NoT1cE.-Hereafter we will
only gin cotton on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays:
TIE COTTON OIL Co.
Work on the artesian well at the graded
school will soon be commenced. Mr.
J. M. Jennings has the contract, and he
will move his machinery here in a few
weeks and 20 to work. Mr.. Roger will
soon call upon subscribers to the fund
for the amounts promised for boring the
well.
d.. Delk has just received a tire setting
machine for use in putting ruSber tires on
wire and wooden wheels. he is now in
shape to replace or repair rubber tires on
vehicles. This was much needed here. as
there are number of bicycle buggies in
the town and county, and the number is
rapidly increasing.
Complete line leggins and uppers at
w, D. Rhoad's.
Col. Folk is certainly giving US some
good attractions at the opera house now.
Take in "The Beggar Prince" Thursday
evening and the ruchi-Gypzene Com
pany for three nights next week, and we
guarantee that you will be pleased. The
Peruchi company played in Charleston
at the Academy of Music all last week.