The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-01
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Thursday, Nov. list. 1906
Short Locals.

get their names in the Columbia papers
People are kept away from Bamberg
because they cannot secure houses to live
in. More houses for rent are badly
needed.
LosT.-A rug between Bamberg and
Clear Pond, Saturday, 9th. Please re-
turn to Herald Office or Mr.. Lewis Aver
and get reward.
MANAGERS of election will please re-
member to send one of their number here
on Saturday of this week to receive boxes
and blanks and to qualify.
The notice of the death of Mrs. Lam
caster, published in another column, was
received Wednesday morning of last
week, too late for that issue.
Rev. J. NJ. Knowles is conducting a
meeting this week at the chapel assisted
by Rev. I. N. Stone, of Columbia. Serv-
ices every day at p. m and 8 p. m.
Next Monday is the first Monday in
the month and salesday. Two tracts OF
land are to be sold by Master II. G. Folk.
The ads. appear in another part of this
paper.
Mr.. Henry J. Brabham, Jr, moved his
family to Cope on Tuesday. Mr.. John
Cooner is moving into Mr.. Brabham's late
residence, which he purchased some
weeks ago.
G.. Frank Bamberg has the largest
stock of buggies, wagons, harness, whips,
lap robes, etc, that he has ever carried.
See him and get prices. Horses and
mules on hand.
, Rev. A. J. Foster was at Denmark last
Sunday, attending the union meeting of
the Barnwell Baptist Association, and in
consequence there was no preaching at
the Baptist church. -.
The city council of Spartanburg has
placed license of $1,000 year on cot
ton exchanges or bucket shops. This
will probably result in these places clos
ing up in Spartanburg.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
in the ladies' parlor of the church next
Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock. A
full attendance of the members is expect.
ed.
The first attraction for the season at
the opera house will be the Rhodes
Bratton Comedy Company, which will
play for three nights, commencing Mon
day, November 18th. This is said to be
something good.
Fresh mince meat at Moye's.
The merchants are beginning to en-.
croach on the sidewalks again for the
display of fruits. etc. The city authori-
ties will have to look after the enforcing
of the law which forbids blocking OF the
sidewalks in this way.
Apple butter at Moyes.
Hon. II. c. Folk, county chairman, has
called meeting of the county executive
committee at the court house next Mon
day morning at eleven o'clock. Business
of importance is to be transacted, 80 let
every member be present.
Heinz's preserved fruits at Moye's.
Those who weit from here to the State
Fair in Columbia last week say they
were charged most outrageous prices by
boarding house and restaurant keepers.
Many also complained Of the ten cents
street car fare to the grounds from the
. city.
Saratoga chips at Moye's.
Newton Tillotson, fagman at the Mag
nolia street railroad crossing in Spartan
burg, died on Friday frominjuries receiv-
ed the day before by being struck by a To-
comotive while saving an aged couple
from being run over. He lost his life in
saving theirs.
Seeded raisins at Moye's.
A little after dark Monday night fire
was discovered at the residence of Mr..
~ = ho
put out before much damage was done.
1t must have caught from spark falling
on the shingles. A place about four feet
square was burned in the roof.
STRAYED-One mouse colored horse
mule, about ten or twelve years old, with
speck in both eyes. strayed from my pas
ture near town last week. Return to
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
Rhodes-Bratton Comedy Co. will play
in the opera house here for three nights,
commencing Monday, November 18th.
The Chas. 3. King Dramatic Co. will be
here Monday night, November Goth.
Both of these are first.class attractions.
Secure good seats early, which will be on
sale at Hoffman's.
Fresh at Moye's, seeded raisins, cur
rants, citron. and dried figs.
A burglar broke into the Office at the
oil mill few nights ago, and while he
made desperate attempts to open the
safe and scattered the contents of desks
and drawers around 'promiscuously,
nothing was taken. The robber. was evl-
IDENTITY after cash, and nothing else in the
Office was of any use to him.
Pineapple cheese at Moye's..
A charter has been issued by the Sec
retary of State to the Planters Mercan-
tile Co., with capital stock of $4,000.
This concern will open for business here
the first of December, having bought out
the business of D. 81. Counts & Co.
W. NJ. Brabham is president and j: E..
Fielder manager and treasurer: This
company will carry a general line OF
merchandise.
You can get large fat Norfolk oysters
at Moye's on Tuesdays and Fridays.
On the 10Th day of October, when the
collection of taxes fo- this year began,
the county had on hand over five thou
sand dollars This amount does not in.