The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-11-08
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Thursday, Nov. 9th. 1906


night.
Prices and terms are right at G. Frank
Bamberg's on horses and mules and all
sorts of vehicles.
There was not large crowd here the
first Monday. Only few people from the
country were in town.
Flowers and candy for sale at Mrs.
Counts old stand, Thursday afternoon.
Come and help good cause.
November Goth has been, set apart as
Thanksgiving Day, and the president has
issued his proclamation to this effect.
Comptroller General Jones has sent
out instructions to all county auditors to
strictly enforce the income tax law.
A number of people went from here to
Charleston this week to see Barnum q
Bailey's circus and to take in gala week.
Be sure to visit G. Frank Bambergs
large brick sale stable and see his stock
of horses and mules, buggies and wagons
before you buy.
The Rhodes Bratton Comedy Com
pany is fine attraction. Don't miss it.
Seats on sale at Armstrong; g-Johnson-
Brabham-C Company.
The Hampton monument in Columbia
is to be unveiled on Tuesday, November
20th. A number of the military COM
panies will attend.
DR.. J. VIM. Finn, Of Columbia, will
preach in the Presbyterian church in this
CITY on the third Sunday in November
= instead of the second.
Mr.. Geo. R. Bullock, manager of the
Bell Telephone system here, went to
Raleigh Saturday night on account OF
the death of his brother.
Come to the annual flower show in the
store recently occupied by Mrs. N. l..
Counts, Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Proceeds for Confederate monument.
Nothing speaks more potent for the
welfare, thrift and enterprise Of city or
town than to see nice houses, neat lawns,
clean streets and good sidewalks.
Secure seats at Armstrong Johnson
Brabham Company's store for the Rhodes
Bratton Comedy Co., which appears at
the opera house next Monday night.
Rhodes -Bratton Comedy Co. will ap-
pear at the opera house here next Mon
I. day night, November 18th. Secure seats
early at the store of Armstrong; Johnson-
Brabham Co.
Bows, bring your sweethearts to the
flower show-if you haven't one OF your
very own, any other fellows sweetheart
will do. Besides flowers there will be
delicious homemade candy.
Hangings are getting to be somewhat
common occurrences in South Carolina
these days. It is q healthy sign when
hangings take place. While we regret it
in one sense, still there is no question
but that they do good.
Two tracts of land were sold at auction
by Master 81. c. Folk last Monday, con.
sisting of the interest of Rebecca and
Trilby Wroton's portion of the estate OF
Robin Nimmons, these being eleven acres
in each tract. They were bid in by Col.
T. j. Counts for $50 each.
Mr.. J. F. Entzminger was in the city
, last week, working up lyceum course.
He was successful in his work, and fine
course of five or six numbers was ar
ranged for The entertainments are to be
held at the opera house this year instead
of the Fitting School chapel.
City council held regular monthly
meeting Tuesday night, but only routine
business was transacted and the regular
monthly bills paid. A number of matters
were discussed but no definite action was
taken. An ordinance covering the carry
ing of unlawful pistols will no doubt soon
be passed, The present ordinance only
provides for concealed weapons.
The farmers proclaim a short crop of
cotton and the ladies come forward to
announce short crop of 'chrysanthe-
NUNS For some unaccountable reason,
the nuns have fallen short to some ex-
tent, still there are enough of the beauti-
full flowers to make it interesting for
everybody who. will come to the store
recently vacated by Mrs. NJ. l.. Counts
Thursday afternoon, at 8 O'Clock.
The largest stock of buggies, wagons,
harness, lap robes, whips, ETC., In this
part of the State at G. Frank Bamberg's.
Hobsie Wright, a negro, was tried be-
fore city council and a jury twice last
week on the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. The first case resulted in a
mistrial, and the second time he was &C.
quilted. 1t was proven that he had a pis-
tol, but the city ordinance only provided
penalty for concealed weapons, and
that he had it concealed was not proven
to the satisfaction of the jury.
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.
1t seems to be the impression with
some that setting an attractive ad. is an
easy job. This is great mistake. A
paper to be worth much IS an advertising
medium must come out on time and an
sd. to be properly set must come in early.
The Herald wants business and is getting
business, but it wants and proposes to get
the paper out on time, so we will ask our
patrons to kindly act accordingly and
send in their business on Mondays.
LosT.-A rug between Bamberg and
Clear Pond, Saturday, 9th. Please re-
turn to Herald Office or Mr.. Lewis Aver
and get reward.
The election here Tuesday passed off
very quietly and only a small vote was
polled. Our people wal not take interest
IN a general election, Sometimes we