The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-02-01
THE BAhBBRG HERALD
Thursday, Feb. 1. 1906
Short Locals.

iC seems GQ3G SOulc VI Jul So4ASSPoAN
have gone into winter quarters.
All of our winter clothing at cost tor
cash. Armstrong-Jo ohnson Brabham 20.
Watch the date on the label on your
paper, and renew promptly when the time
you have paid to expires.
First.class shoe repairing of all kinds.
Shop over Bamberg's stables.
HEYwooD JOHNSON.
MI. VIII. Patrick is building another
repair shop in rear of his present build
ing. he needs more room for his in
creasing business.
Large lot of embroidery in short
lengths at unheard of prices. Don't fail
to see this great bargain. Come quick,
as it is going fast. A. RlCE.
The Methodist church will at an early
date buy an organ for the use OF the Sun
day school, in order that the pipe organ
may be used exclusively for the preaching
services. .,...
NIP. Strobel is an applicant for the
position of postmaster at BlackVllle
There are number of applicants, but it
is said that Jno. G.. Capers will recon-
mend the appointment. of Strobel.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. j. d. MURPHY.
The case of E. T. LaFitte against the
Southern Railway was heard by the State
Supreme Court last Wednesday. A.
McIver Bostick represented LaFitte, and
Robert Aldrich the railway company.
A lot of nice finishing braids in white
and colors at 25c and 35c bunch.
W. A. KLAUBER.
The Pearlstine insurance case was
heard in the State Supreme Court last
Wednesday. T. A. Hammond and Jno.
R. Bellinger represented the insurance
: company, and 81. F. Rice represented
Pearlstine.
The famous Berring line of ladies' low
quarter shoes now on sale at Rice's. All
styles, shapes, and prices, from $1.75 to
Our advertisers will confer a genuine
favor on this newspaper if they will
change their ads often. Let US have new
copy at least every few weeks. Your ad.
win net pay you if you keep the same
thing in week after week.
A full line of ctildren's school and
dress shoes at Armstrong-Johnson-Brab-
ham Company's.
The services at the Methodist church
next Sunday night will be turned over to
the Epworth League. Special music will
be rendered, and there will be short ad-
dresses by several gentlemen. all are
{ cordially invited to attend.
It seems to be q natural thing nowadays
for Bamberg to furnish a sensation OF
some sort or other If folks should COM
plain at The Herald for not being newsy,
we can truthfully reply that it is not for
! lack of something to publish.
Prices are talking at Klauber's now.
Come and be convinced that we have the
best goods at lowest prices.
Remember the entertainment at the
Fitting School chapel tomorrow Friday
evening. This is musical number OF
the lyceum course, and the program to
be rendered is sure to please all lovers OF
fine music. Be sure to 60.
All of our winter clothing at cost for
cash. Armstrong Johnson-Brabham co.
For sALE-100 pounds Georgia Rattle
snake melon seed at 60c. the pound; 800
pounds Eden melon seed at SOC the pound;
100 pounds Kolb Gem seed at 40c. the
pound. All guaranteed pure, grown by
me. W. D. RICE, Denmark, s. c.
A lot of fancy vests just received, prices
from 81 to $3.50. W. A. KLAUBER.
Our subscription collections for Janu-
ary were the largest in the history of the
business. We have put on a number of
new subscribers as well. Our list is now
the largest since The Herald was estab-
lished, and it is better paid in advance
than ever before.
A full line of children's school and
dress shoes at Armstrong; Johnson-Brab.
ham Company's.
Episcopal services will be held in the
Methodist church here Friday evening of
this week, conducted by Rev. 8. Carey
Beckwith. All are cordially invited to
attend. On account of the concert at the
Fitting School chapel, the service will
commence at seven o'clock.
Berring line ladies' low quarter shoes,
in tans, black, patent leather, and white,
at Rice's. Latest styles and shapes.
Bought six months ago at reduced prices,
and being sold the same way.
8. We have had some of the very worst
weather of the winter for the past week
!: or so. The ponds are all full of water
now, and there is no lack of moisture in
the earth. The excessive wet weather
and quantity of heavy hauling on the
roads has put them in bad condition.
A full line of children's school and
dress shoes at Armstrong.Jo Johnson-Brab-
ham Company's.
Mr.. J. B. Elkins and family have
moved into their house opposite MI. G.
II. Smoak's. Mr.. E. Dickinson and
family, who have been occupying this
house, have moved into one of the cot
tages Just built by Mr.. Jno. 81. Cope next
to e. T. LaFitte's residence on New
Bridge street.
A few White Leghorns and Buff Ply
smouth Rock cockerels of the best strain
left. Going at bargain, $1.O0. Will
( also take orders for eggs for setting,
from the same strain, $1.00 per setting.
E. G. BRUCE, Bamberg, 8. G..
The new Methodist church in this city
: is to be dedicated on Sunday, February
18th, and Bishop w. w. Duncan will
preach the dedicatory sermon. The