The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-10-05

RememDer the Opening aIIiaStiou az
the opera house next Tuesday evening.
"In Old Madrid" will be presented by a
strong company.
A complete line of underwear, from an
infants wrap to a '46 shirt, at w. u.
Rhoad's.
The largest crowd which has been in
town this fall was here Monday. Persons
from all sections of the county were here
to attend court or on other business.
We lead in styles and low prices. See
our display October 9Th and 9Th.
z. /. SHUCK & Co.
In another column council orders an
election on the question of issuing bonds
to erect an electric light plant. The elec-
tion is to be held on Tuesday, October
24th. .s
We ask orr patrons to carefully read
every ad. in The Herald from week to
week. By doing this you will know
where to find the best goods for the least
money.
don't sell cheap shoes, but good shoes
cheap. Remember this when you 60 to
buy again. W. u. RHoAD.
That popular play, "In Old Madrid,
will be presented al Folks opera house
in this city next Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der 10th. by strong company. Seats are
now on sale at Hoffman's.
This is to certify that have had Wes-
ley Banks treating severe sprain, and
cheerfully recommend him to any one
needing massage treatment.
Respectfully, E. L. PRICE.
D..~ho,, uaro1I ic Nom ono of tho
foremost weekly papers in South Caro-
lima This week it bristles with news,
editorials and attractive advertisements.
1t is ably edited by Mr.. A. v. Knight
The Mirror, Augusta, Ga.
LosT.-One pointer dog, liver colored
ears, red speckled body. Answers to
name of "Jack." Tail has knot about 4
inches from end and one foreleg is crook
ed. Reward if returned to Richard Nc
Michael, Bamberg, S. G.
See G. E. Bambergs handsome line of
stationery before buying.
The sales of the Bamberg dispensary
for the month of September are the larg-
est since it was established, and the
profits to the town for the month amount
to more than $400. This immense bill for
whiskey shows the prosperity of the
people. :
CT. Rizer at Olar will receive car
load of fine stock Friday night, October
9Th. They will be good ones as usual.
Now is the time to get anything in
photographs, G. NJ. VanOrsdell, Jr., pho.
tographer, has opened up a studio next
to the post Office. You will do well to
give him call. Babies especially. Views,
copying. enlargng, etc.
VANORsDELL, JR, Photographer.
Bamberg has certainly been a fine cot
ton market this season. For only few
DAYS has the price been below ten cents,
and in many towns the staple sold for
less than that for some time. Compare
son will show that Bamberg's sbuyers have
uniformly paid the highest prices this
season.
Attention, fathers! I can fit you and
the boys in good clothing cheap;
W. D. RHoAD.
The quarterly statement of the Bam-
! berg Banking Co., published in another
column in this issue, shows how prosper
ous that institution is. The statement of
undivided profits, surplus, and deposits are
larger than at any time in the banks his.
tory. The large deposits show that our
people are making money.
IF you need fine horse or mule, see
the load G. F. Rizer will receive tomor
row night. They will be good ones, and
he can suit you, no matter what you want.
The Wheeler hotel at Hendersonville
during the summer season used $3.50
chickens and 3,64O dozen eggs. They
must have cost 81 200 to 81, 400. The les
son for farmers wives and daughters is
to raise three times as many chickens as
heretofore. They will all be needed, and
the price will be satisfactory.
Ladies, you are invited to attend the
display of French pattern and ready-to-
wear hats at Mrs. Z. I. Shuck & Co.'s,
October 5th and 9Th.
The Edisto Lumber Co., which is erect
ing large saw mill plant at Edisto, has
the work of putting in its plant well un-
der way, and they will be cuttin 6 lumber
before a great while. This will be one of
the largest saw mills in this part Of the
State, and the railroad has butt spur
track to the mill. Most of the lumber will
be shipped.
When in need of your dress shoes,
ladies, don't forget those Queen Quality
shoes at Rhoad's. The standard of per-
fection in fit and wear.
This is the dryest spell within the
memory of the oldest inhabitant. Ac-
cording to the government records there
has been only ffty-four hundredths of an
inch of rain in the past A days. And
nearly all this time the weather has been
very warm. Vegetation is badly scorched,
and many wells have gone dry-some
creeks have gone dry that were never
known to be dry before within the past
fifty years. The dust is most disagreeable.