The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-30
THE BkMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. 80. 1905
Short Locals.

A full line of fountain pens, from Sl.2o
to $500, at the Herald Book Store.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. J. II. MURPHY.
Goods at cost-entire stock to be Sold
W. NJ. BRABHAM & Co., Olar, S. G.
We understand that the Baptist con.
pregation will soon call preacher and
erect parsonage.
Remember the Episcopal ser7icesat the
Methodist church Friday evening; Ihe
pnblic is cordially invited to attend.
Williamsburg and Anderson counties
voted out the dispensary last week by
safe maiorities, although the vote in
Williamsburg was close.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety will hold its regular monthly meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon at four
o'clock in the ladies' parlor of the new
Methodist church.
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.
God has blessed you with a good price
for your cotton. Show your appreciation
for his goodness by paying your honest
debts, and don't forget to call and settle
with US for We need the money as oad as
any one else.
DR.. B. D. Bronson has packed up and
shipped his stock of drugs to Ninety-Six,
and DR.. 81. F. Hoover moved into the
store last Monday. Mr.. Burton Fielder
will occupy the store formerly occupied
by DR.. Hoover.
MONEY to LoAN.-On real estate, on
on very reasonable terms.
J. ALDRICH WYMAN,
Attorney-at-Law, Bamberg, 3. Y.
Rev. s. Cary Beckwith, of Aiken, will
conduct Episcopal services IN the Meth-
odist church here Friday evening, De-
cember list. at 73O o'clock. This will be
q communion service, and the puDhc Is
cordially invited to attend.
wANrED.-15 or 20 hands to cut 4-foot
wood, short leaf saplings. Will pay oO
cents per cord. Apply to Chas. McGeiver,
Denmark, s. G.
Cotton is going up right along, and it
looks now like the price will 60 to fifteen
cents. In fact, in face of the extremely
low estimate for this years crop, there is
no telling how high it may 60, as the
market may be cornered.
Underwear for everybody at W. D.
Rhoad's.
Mr.. Jones Williams has given out the
contract for the erection of handsome
residence on Railroad Avenue to Mr.. }. A.
Benson, of Camden, who built the new
Methodist church here. Work on the
building will begin in short time.
Shutland floss, all colors, at W. D.
Rhoad's.
A beautiful line of holiday goods OF
every description at The Herald Book
Store. We have presents for any and
everybody, and you will find our line diff
ferent from any in town. Call in and let
us show you what we have. Our stock
is much larger than usual.
We will sell our entire stock out at
!! cost during the month of December.
w. N. BRABHAM & Co., Olar, 8. @.
Mrs. James D. Quattlebaum, of Pros
perity, died at her home in that town last
Friday. Mrs. Quattlebaum formerly lived
in Bamberg, and was well known and had
many friends here and at Ehrhardt, where
she also lived for couple of years. She
leaves husband and two children.
The board of health is determined to
enforce the ordinances in regard to keep.
ing hogs in town, and those who are keep,
ing them had best be sure their pens are
kept clean and enclosures large enough
The ordinance specifies certain size for
one hog, and for two hogs the pen must
be larger. Pens must also be kept clean.
Somebody has borrowed my wire
stretcher and failed to return it. I need
it very much, and would appreciate its
return at once c. j. s. BRooKER.
The store formerly occupied by NJ.
Moye as grocery store, which has been
rebuilt, will be occupied as millinery
store bv Mrs. NJ. L. Counts, who will
move back here about the first of January.
Mrs. Counts has been in the millinery
business at Fayetteville, N. c., and comes
back on account of her fathers health.
All goods being sold at cost during De-
cember. W. NJ. BRABHAM g. Co.,
Olar,7S. G.
Farmers Institutes will be held at
Denmark next Friday and at Bamberg on
Saturday. Director j. N Harper will be
in charge. Lectures will be delivered by
Joseph E. Wing, of Ohio, on animal in
dustry and dairying. w. 8. Morrison on
industrial education and by other wise
men. The Clemson car of exhibits will
be on inspection. Everybody invited to
attend.
LosT-Last Thursday night on the
street between the Mayfower Inn and
the opera house or in opera house, a gold
pin, made of $40 gold piece, with mono
gram 81. r. s." Reward paid for return
to G. 8. Brooker.
W. N. Brabham & Co., of 0lar, an
nounce this week that they will sell out
their stock Of goods at cost, IS they will
not continue their business there another
year. While they have done very good
business, they do not see fit to continue it:
Mr.. G. r. Brabham, Jr., who has had
charge of the business, will return to
Bam6erg and join the firm of G. R. Bra0-
ham & Son.
Queen Quality in all the latest styles.
The famous shoes for ladies at
W. D. RHoAD's.
A.