The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-04-11
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Thursday, April II, 1907
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
WANTED. Two boarders at DR..
Bronson's. :.;
The recent showers haye been of
great benefit to the oats crop.
At recent meeting of the county
board of commissioners, Jno. R. Bel
linger, Esq, was reelected county
attorney. - 49, r-s
A reception is to be rendered the
Epworth League visitors at the Fit
ting School chapel this Thursday
evening. -, -
It is said that the town council of
Midway will ask the county dispen-
sary board to re-establish the dispen-
sary at that place. Il.
Hosiery for everyday at Hooton's.
MIR. G. Moye Dickinson has resign
ed as a director of the Peoples Bank,
and Clerk of Court G. B. Free has
been elected in his stead
I.aces for all kind Of dresses at
2 Hooton's. <, u.s. -. H..
s. Miss Blanche Garland is now day
) operator at the telephone exchange,
! Michel Brunson is night operator,
! and Miss Eula Rowell is. book keeper.
Nice line back and side combs at
w. D. Rhoad's. Sc
The various committees of the To-
cal Epworth League have been hard
at work, and the State Leaguers will
no doubt be handsomely entertained.
Long silk gloves from so cents up,
at w. D. Rhoad's.
We understand that the court
house square will be set out in lawn
grass, which will be another improve
ment. Now, let some flowers and
sshrubbery be planted there.
If you wish the new dress fabrics,
go to Hooton's.
The board of county commissioners
will do the wise thing to have the
court house and Jail wired for elec-
tric lights. 1t will be great conven-
ience, to say nothing of lessenlng the
danger from fire.
Full line canvas oxfords for ladies
and children at w. D. Rhoad's-
i Bamberg is indeed glad to welcome
the State meeting of the Epworth
League, which convenes in the Meth
aodist church this "wednesday even
ing. May this be the most. pleasant
and profitable meeting yet held.
Two dress makers to help you de-
sign, at Hooton's. F..
The factory chapel has been wired
for electric lights. and a new line has
been erected to light G.. Frank Bam-
berg's new residence on the outskirts
of town. It's likely that the graded
school building Will also bewired for
lights. -
Queen Quality oxfords, beautiful
and stylish, that famous shoe for
ladies, at w, D. Rhoad's. T..
= There will be an entertainment at
Clear Pond school house on Friday
evening, April 18th, at 1880 o'clock.
The exercises of the, evening will
consist of music, play, drills, reci-
tations, etc. All are, invited. Miss
Gertrude Oxner is the principal of
this school.
Long gloves from SOC up at E. A.
Hooton'S. ~.
There are FIVE banks in Bamberg
county, one of the smallest if not the
smallest county IN the State. On the
18th of March there was deposited
in these banks nearly $3.50, 900. All
Of the banks are prospering, each
one having a good surplus account.
The Bamberg Banking Company has
loans and discounts of over two hum
dred thousand dollars. ~.,
Some good values in spring cloth
ing. W. D. RHoAD.
Most of the business houses of
town will accept the proposition OF
city council to bear half the cost of
a cement sidewalk in front of their
stores, and as consequence large
part of the Main street sidewalks
will be cemented. Only a few now
have the old brick sidewalks or none
at all, and these should join the
procession of improvement without
delay.
Blue linen l5c, 25c, and 35cs at
Hooton's. !.
The attention of charitable persons
is called to the case of James Henry
Moody, a young white man, who
lives out beyond the old graded
school building. He has been sick
for year with an incurable disease,
and his parents have exhausted all
their means in caring for him. 1t
seems that he cannot: live much
longer, but he needs assistance now.
Contributions can be handed to J.
A Uorno,, or cont to tho vo11np mans