The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-09-27
Thf 8anthrrg Feralh
Thursday, Sept. 27. 1906
Short Locals.

OK SALE-Oue llOu SdlS, UlOSlS4 honS
at bargain. D. W. SHEALY.
When money is scarce, be careful. You
will have no regrets when you spend 1t
at Rhoad's.
The Herald has in nice new line OF
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens. Come
and see them.
An invitation has been extended W. j.
BRYAN to lecture in Charleston during ga
la week in November.
Farmers complain of much damage be-
ing done to open cotton by the high wind
and rain of last week.
Mr.. F. NJ. Simmons will move his hard
ware store to the store recently occupied
by Gale s Gale in the Counts block.
The Simmons Hardware Company has
moved into the store in the Counts
block. Call and see US when in need Of
hardware.
Mr.. F. NJ. Simmons has moved his
hardware store into the store in the
Counts block, formerly occupied by Gale
and Gale as millinery store.
The sale of Mr.. J. NJ. Jennings resi-
dence to Mr. G. O. Simmons was handled
by II. NJ. Graham, Esq, real estate
agent, and the property was advertised
in this paper
Mr.. John Cooner has bought the resi-
dence of Mr. Henry ]. Brabham, Jr, on
Railroad Avenue, and will move into it
when Mr.. Brabham moves his family to
Cope next week.
The oil mill started up for the season
Monday morning. The commutator Of
the dynamo was sent off for repairs, and
has not yet been returned, SO the mill
cannot run at night, having no lights.
Mr.. J. E. Salley, of Orangeburg, the
superintendent of the city's electric light
plant, will arrive in the city next Monday
with his family, and will take charge of
the plant as soon as it is ready to run.
Immediately after service at Double
Pond on Sunday, September 9th, Mr..
j. M. Halford, of Ulmer, and Mrs. Lucy
Lancaster, of Govan, were united in mar
riage. The pastor, Rev. S. P. Hair, off,
ciated.-Barnwell People.
Remember that the Simmons Hard
ware Company is now located in the
Counts block, near the barber shep. Call
and see US.
Without meaning to be disrespectful,
last weeks jurors could well be called q
chain gang jury. More convicts went to
the chain gang as result of last weeks
court than at any term held since the es-
tablishment of the county.
A subscriber in Florida writes US, in
renting for his subscription, that he
thinks The Herald one of the best county
papers he ever read, but he would likesit
better if more of our country correspond
ents would write for the paper oftener.
MI. ]. M. Jennings is at work on well
at the site of the old town artesiaR we'll,
or rather he is endeavoring to restore the
flow of the old well. If he is successful,
this will again give US water on Main
street. All connections have been cut
loose from the present we'll.
We want the merchants who patronize
this paper to realize results from the mon
ey expended in advertising, and ask as a
personal favor that the readers, and es-
pecially those friends who live in the
country, watch The Herald and trade with
those who bid for patronage through our
columns.
New stock hardware just opened up
by Simmons Hardware Company in the
store in the Counts block, formerly used
as millinery store. Call to see US and
get prices.
MIR. Thos Clayton, clerk, requests US
to announce that the union meeting for
this division of the Barnwell Baptist AS
sociation will be held at Edisto church
on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in
September. The churches in this division
are requested to send full delegations.
WANTED-By early part of October,
one large room or two medium size
rooms unfurnished, and board for my
self and wife. Please address me at
Orangeburg, S. c., until October l., 1906.
State terms. JAS. E. SALLEY.
Mr.. Otis Simmons, member of the firm
conducting the Bamberg Furniture and
Hardware Company, has bought the house
of Mr.. J. NJ. Jennings, next to Mayor Il.
Move Dickinson. Mr. Simmons will move
his family.to town January 1st, and Mr..
Jennings's family will move back to their
place just out of town.
Is it clothing, shoes, and hats you
want? Go TO Rhoad's; fine line to Sc
aect from.
The Herald Book Store has just re-
ceiYed nice assortment Of Waterman
fountain pens. The price is $3.50, and
they are worth every cent of it. Let US
show YOU our stock. Can suit any hand,
as we have all sorts of points. A fine
fountain pen at $1.25. This is cheap
price, but the pen is not cheap material.
It will give satisfaction.
Attention, cash buyers! At W. d:
Rhoad's you will find we'll selected
stock of merchandise at prices to suit the
times.
At meeting of the board Of directors
Of Bamberg Banking Company last Mon.
day, the resignation of Mr.. Henry j.
Brabbam, Jr., as assistant cashier, was
received and accepted and Mr.: NJ.
VIM. Brabham was elected to I'll the
vacancy. The banking hours will here
after be from $50 to O'Clock, and
savings department will be Instituted.
These cool mornings remind you that
YOU will soon need shoes and clothing
for the little folks. / have full stock
and will be glad to show and price you.
w. D. RHoAD.
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