The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-10-04
The 8am1hrrg Nrralh
Thursday, October 4. 1906
Short Locals.

For SALE-One iron safe. Mosler make
at bargain. ID. W. SHEALI.
Rev. A. J. Foster continues to i'm
prove, and will be out in a short while.
The Herald has in nice new line OF
Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens. Come
and see them.
Mr.. H. NJ. Graham adds several desir-
able pieces of real estate to his list this
week. Be sure to read the ad.
Remember the knights Of Pythias
meeting next Monday evening: The
rank of Page will no doubt be conferred.
Last week the price of cotton here was
published in this paper as 81 cents. This
was mistake. 1t should have been st
cents.
The Simmons Hardware Company has
moved into the store in the Counts
block. Call and see US when in need of
hardware.
Ameeting of stockholders of the Peo-
pies Bank has been called for next Mon
day afternoon at o'clock at the Office OF
the bank.
In another column County Treasurer
John F. Folk gives notice that he will
collect State and county taxes after the
18th instant.
The price of cotton went up this week,
but we believe it will go higher yet.
Farmers should not sell q single bale for
less than ten cents.
Do you need nice horse or mule or
buggy, wagon or set OF harness? u.
Frank Bamberg can supply your wants,
~
Mitchum Bros. at Ehrhardt are now
selling Snow Cream Flour, the very fin
est made, at $3.50 Every barrel abso-
lutely guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Mr.. NJ. N. Walker, of Abingdon, Va,
who was principal of the graded school
here for several months last year, writes
US that he has gone to Ardmore, Indian
Territory.
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.
Charleston's Greater Gala Week is to
be held November 5th to 10th. This will
be a week of pleasure, and the attractions
offered are very fine. See the ad. in an
other column.
Fine line silks, SO inch taffetas, form IS
cents up, at w. D. Rhoad's.
MIR. John Morris, son of Mr.. j.. u.
Morris, died at the t:>me of his father
Monday of last week. The burial took
place Wednesday at Bethesda church.
Hemorrhagic fever was the cause OF his
death.
For SALE.-One second hand upright
piano, rosewood case. Will sell at great
bargain. JNo. r. FOLK.
The swellest line of vehicles in this
section can be found at G. Frank Bam-
berg's. Anything you want on wheels
and an animal to draw it. The best
building and largest stock in. this part
of the State.
There were ten convictions on the GRIM
inal side of the court held here recently.
Eight negroes went to the county chain
gang; one appealed to the State Supreme
Court; and one white man was sent to the
State penitentiary.
Shaw knit sox-the kind you can't
wear out easy at W. D. Rhoad's.
Rev. Peter Stokes was absent last Sun
day, attending Cattle Greek camp meet
ing, and Mr.. W. s. Hogan delivered an
entertaining and instructive address at
the Methodist church il the morning.
The church was not open at night.
Beautiful line Of children's cioaks and
Jackets, sizes from to .16 years. Price
$500, will 60 at So 80 at A. Rice's.
Mr. Wilkes arrived in the city last
Thursday night to take charge of the
work of finishing up the electric light
plant for the Electric Supply co. Mr..
Wilkes is accompanied by his wife, and
they are boarding at the Mayflower Inn.
G. Frank Bamberg has recently re-
ceived Il fine car of horses and mules.
Prices and terms right. See him before
you buy.
The furniture store of E. G. Hays is be-
ing very much improved New shelving
is being put in for the stock of hardware
and two handsome plate glass show win
dows will be added to the front. These
improvements will add great deal to
the appearance of the building
Remember that the Simmons Hard
ware Company is now located in the
Counts block, near the barber shop. Call
ana see US.
Rev. W. A. Rogers, one of the prom
inent Methodist ministers of South Car
olina, died in Spartanburg last Sunday;
He was about ffty.seven years old and had
been in bad health for some time. he
gave up preaching few years ago on
account of his health giving way.
At meeting of the board Of directors
of the Peoples Bank held last Monday
night, Mr.. N. P. Smoak was elected as
sistant cashier, and will enter upon the
discharge of his duties in a few days.
Mr.. Smoak is fine business man, who
is we'll known, and he will be valuable
addition to the bank force.
See my line before you buy. The latest
styles in stiff and soft hats:
w. D. RHoAD.
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