The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-10-24
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Thursday, Oct. "a, 1907.
Short Locals.


Short Locals.
Numbers of our subscribers have
paid up recently. Others should do
so speedily.
Those who owe us are respectfully
reminded that we need the money to
pay our debts.
Fine weather recently for gath
ering hay, and the farmers have
made good use of it.
If you want good flour, phone to
Moye's.
1t will pay, to read the advertise
ments in The Herald. Our custom
ers have bargains to offer you.
Mrs. DIR. B. D. Bronson would
like to get four boarders after Oc-
tober 81. Good rooms, well furnish
ed and we'll ventilated.
Work has commenced on an Office
for DR.. J. P. OFT next to his store on
Main street. 1t will be one-story,
about eight feet wide and fifty feet
long, built of cement blocks.
Post cards, all kinds, at Moye's
Grocery.
Don't fail to see that fine car load
of stock Jones Bros. received this
morning, direct from the best mar
ket of the West, and selected by W.
P. Jones. Horses and mules to suit
everybody.
If you want a good new whole
grain rice, go or phone to Moye's.
Our advertisers are cordially invit-
ed to change their ads. often. No
extra charge for changes, but they
must be in our office Monday night.
Change your ads. often and advertis-
ing will pay you.
Monogram coffee in 3lb. cans, at
Moye's.
See the ad. of Mrs. E. P. Copeland,
of Ehrhardt, in this issue. On the
1st, End, 4th, and 5th of November
she will give great bargains in milli-
merry goods. Note the attractive
prices quoted in her advertisement.
You can get Luzianne coffee at
Moye's.
! In renewing his subscription, Mr..
N. P. Murdaugh, who is now at
Apalachicola, Fla, writes us: Il am
still in the land of flowers, enjoying
myself all o. k. | cannot get along
without the Bamberg Herald. Am
always anxious to get the news from
old Bamberg."
Try ham that Moye sells.
The editor cannot spare the time
to call on our advertisers personally
and insist on their changing their
ads, but they are asked to change
every week if possible, or at least
every two weeks. No extra charge
for changes. We are always glad to
print new matter in ads.
Get the habit and buy your gro
ceries at Moye's.
Nimmons's barber shop has been
equipped with sanitary head rests
on the three chairs. It is an inno-
vation which will no doubt prove
very acceptable to his customers.
Arthur is not only good workman
himself, but his assistants are first
class BARRIERS, and he tries to keep
his shop up-to-date.
Another fresh lot of honey just in
at Moye's.
The county chain gang is now in
camp near town, and work has been
done on several of the roads on the
Northern side of town. The road
leading out towards Mr. J. W.
Stewart's has been put in fine con-
dition, and work is also being done
on the Charleston and Augusta and
Cannon's bridge roads.
The very best brand of butter and
cheese at Moye's.
See the new ad of the Bamberg
Furniture and Hardware Co. They
have beautiful line of all sorts of
furniture, from the cheapest to the
best, cooking and heating stoves,
carpets, mattings, rugs, pictures,
etc. Don't forget their line of hard
ware, farming implements, building
material, etc. All at most reason
able prices.
Eggs, fresh and plenty, at Moye's.
DR.. T. M. Bailey, of Greenville,
secretary of the State board of mis-
sions, preached at the Baptist church
last Sunday morning to a good con-
gregation, and also addressed the
Sunday-school. He went down in
the Ehrhardt section that afternoon
to visit the family of the late Capt:
j. C. Mcmillan, he having married
Mr.. McMillan's sister.
Just in from New York city, TO-
900 of the latest post cards. Come
and see them, at Moye's Grocery.
Note the new ad. Of Armstrong
-Rrahharn Co in this issue.