The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-14
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Thursday, Nov. II, 1907.
Short Locals.

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D. J. Delk sold his grain drill
through 25c ad. in The Herald.
See the ad. of H. w. Beard in this
issue. He will sell strictly for cash
after the first of December.
City council held regular month
ly meeting last Friday evening, but
only routine business was transacted.
BoARDERs WANTED.-Several young
men can obtain good board in private
family, near business. Apply at this
Office.
Subscribers to this paper will please
patronize our advertisers, and also
tell them you saw their ad. in The
Herald.
Norfolk oysters at Moye's three
times week.
See the new ad. of G.. R. Brabham
&>Sons. They have a fine stock of
goods, which are being sold at bar
gain prices.
So many of our friends from the
country are here this week attending
court that it is impossible to get all
their names.
Bamberg's banks are not troubled
about money so far, and everything
in financial circles in this city is
calm and serene. ~ .
Brown silk at w. D. RHokD's.
Charleston's fall festival comes off
next week. Are you going down
and take in the fun? Plenty of free
amusements for all.
Gloves for the baby, gloves for the
school children, and gloves for the
ladies at Hooton's.
See the change in ad. of McGowan's
cheap cash store. He has the goods
and will sell you cheaper than others.
Get his prices before you buy.
Good things to eat at Moye's.
Col. Jno. F. Folk, DR.. H. F.
Hoover, Messrs.. Henry F. Bamberg
and Jones A. Williams received their
new automobiles last Saturday.
Rubber shoes for men, boys, ladies
and children at w. D. RHoAD's.
Klauber's great money saving sale
is going on, and scores of people are
taking advantage of the bargains Of
fered. Are you among the number?
We don't carry everything, but
we sell ladies' goods, for we carry
the line. E. A. HooToN.
Several of our exchanges wonder
why we have used patent sheets for
so long. The answer is easy. You
cam run ncnpareil paper in long
primer town.
Fish roe at Moye's.
If you like The Herald, tell your
friends about it and get them to sub
scribe. Every subscriber we get helps
us to print a better paper. Tell
others as we'll as us.
NOTICE The Cotton Oil Co. will
only gin cotton on Tuesdays, Thurs
days. and Fridays, after this week.
All patrons will please be governed
accordingly. The COTTON OIL Co.
A few more children's and ladies'
nice cloaks at w. D. RHoAD's.
There was large crowd in town
Monday, and our streets were lively.
Many people from a distance were
here shopping and attending court,
and our n. n.erchants did a good busi-
ness.
Ladies, don't order your under
wear, for you can find it at Hoo
toms. 49,.
The taxable property of Bamberg
county now amounts to nearly three
million dollars. 1t is $2,908, 900 or
thereabouts. So near three million
that the difference in income will
not amount to much.
Some nice mems suits in stouts at
w. D. RHoADs'.
Col. Jno. F. Folk, as agent for the
Ford automobile, has sold and de-
liyered four machines in the last few
days. He sold the machine he order
ed out for himself to H. D. Still, of
Blackville, but will at once order an
other sample.
Have you been to the great absolute
cost sale at tArmstrong-J Johnson-Brab-
ham Company's? The goods are 60
ing fast, so hurry and getyour share
of the bargains. Everything at and
below cost and no fake about it.
Groceries included next week.
No old goods at new prices at my
store, but new goods at old prices.
E. A. HOOTON.
Mr.. C.. C. Rowell has resigned as
night policeman. Mr. Rowell made
a fine officer, and it is to be regret
ted that the town is to deprived of
his services. No one has been elected
by city council to succeed him, the
position being filled by temporary
substitute.
When in town be sure to visit
Hnoton's 1adias' store and dreSSnak-