The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-10-25
Short Locals.

SnOrC LOCd1Ss
Cofins and caskets for sale by Simmons
s. Kinard, under Johnson's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Decania Bowling will
hereafter make Bamberg their home.
Good crowds went from here to Col
umbia this week to attend the State Fair.
For SALE.-One second hand square
piano, rosewood case Will sell at a great
bargain. JNo. FOLK.
The Herald is terribly crowded with
ads. this week, but we must accept the
business when it comes our way. The
full page ad. is for only one week.
Do you need a horse or mule? Let G.
F. Rizer at Olar supply your wants. He
will get in fine load of stock on Friday
of this week. Go and look them over.
Cali work and no play" does very
well for the "boss," but the "boys" want
some recreation, so we 60 to press few
hours earlier this week so that our faith
full force may attend the State Fair In
Columbia.
The Federal election commissioners met
at the court house last Monday and ap-
pointed managers for the election to be
held November 9Th. One of the mana
gers will come for the box on Saturday,
November 3rd.
G.. F. Rizer at Olar will receive car
load of horses and mules Friday of this
week. They are for sale at right prices.
Some people from Bamberg will 60
down to Charleston to meQk the imml-
grant ship to obtain household servants.
Applications have already been filed
from this place for servants with the i'm
migration department.
The fddlers of Bamberg county are re-
uuested to meet in the opera house, Bam-
berg, on the first Monday in November
at u o'clock for the purpose of organiz-
idg "Fiddlers Association" Come one,
come all. Let nothing keep you away.
There is no improvement in the delay
of mails at this point. The trains are late
nearly every day, and our business men
are complaining over present conditions.
Steps ought to be taken to force the rail-
road to run their train on schedule time.
FoR SALE.-One buggy and set of
harness, in frst.class condition, for sale
cheap, on easy terms. E. T. LAF1TTE.
Miss Margaret Harmon, a sister of Mrs.
Peter Stokes, was married at Williamson
Monday of last week to Mr.. 81. G. Stokes.
The bride is well-known and has many
friends in Bamberg, she having taught in
the graded school here for several months
the past year.
CT. Rizer, at Olar, will receive Cal
load of nice horses and mules tomorrow,
Friday, the 26th, the. first car of the seas.
on. If you want to buy an animal fol
any purpose, see him before the best
ones are gone But in fact they are all
good NJ" "plugs'' in the lot. They will be
sold at hard times prices.
The mails are getting very irregular
here now. Last Wednesday a news com.
munication from Ehrhardt to this paper
was delayed, and We received no daily
papers until that night. 1t is said that
these delays are due to the incompetence
of the negro mail clerks on the trains
The matter should be investigated.
Two car loads of coffins and caskets
just received by Simmons & Kinard.
Our merchants would do ell in buy
ing fireworks to remember that it is un-
lawful to offer for sale any firecrackers
over three inches in length and more than
| half inch in diameter. Heavy pen
alties are provided for selling frecrackers
larger than the above size, and our deal
ers had better comply with the law.
Don't buy horse or mule until you
see the car load G. F. Rizer at Olar
will receive Friday of this week. They
must not stay on hand long, and you will
save money by calling early.
{ We are always glad to receive news let
lers from correspondents, and we regret
that recently some letters have been de-
layed in the mails and had to lie over for
week. Write US all the news you can.
| We are glad to have items of personal
interest, but don't confine yourself to
these entirely; give US some news as well.
Two car loads of cofins and caskets
just received by Simmons & Kinard.
Our advertisers will please take notice
that hereafter we cannot guarantee
changes of advertisements if they are
handed in to the Office later than Tues
day morning of each week. We are glad
to give our advertisers frequent changes,
but it is impossible for us to change ads.
later than Tuesday. Please bear this in
mind.
G. F. Rizer at Olar has been handling
horses and mules for number of years.
He is careful buyer and his years of ex-
perience qualities him to get the best
animals at low prices. The load he will
receive Friday of this week was carefully
selected and you can rest assured of get
ting something to suit you. See him be-
fore you buy.
The hunters will get busy the 18th of
November, as the law on quail will be
raised on that day. There are hundreds
of sportsmen in Bamberg who are wait
ing for the day, and the woods will like.
ly be filled with hunters as soon as the ban
is lifted. The time for shooting doves
has been open since the first of September,
but there seems to be q greater desire to
kill partridges than doves.
TYNER's DYSPEPSIA REMEDY.
Do you belch up wind? Taste your
food after eating? See specks before the
eyes? Are you pale and haggard? Does
your heart futter? Are you dizzy? Do