The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-12-05

SCOCk OF ROOU VI dill hlIluS dI "uO1C-
sale cost, so buy while you can get
goods so cheap.
We sympathize deeply with Bam-
berg on the loss of her handsome
school building, and hope that in a
short time she will have a handsomer
one in it's place. Orangeburg Times
and Democrat.
LOsT.-Waterman's Ideal fountain
pen, large size, clip cap. black holder.
Reward if returned to
A. M. BRABHAM.
Thanksgiving Day passed off very
quietly in Bamberg. The stores,
banks, postofice, depot, and dispen,
sary were closed, but numbers OF
people were on the street a good
part of the day.
For SALE.-One thousand peach
and apple trees. Apply to G. T.
Harmon, Bamberg, S. G..
At a meeting of the board of trus-
tess of the Bamberg graded school,
held last Thursday, Shand &LaFaye,
architects of Columbia, were en-
ployed to prepare plans for a new
school building.
Hooton carries the line of under
wear for the ladies.
Judge J. P. Strobel and family,
who for years have been living in
Blackville, have moved to Enoree in
Laurens county. Judge Strobel has
for a number of years been mayor OF
the town of Blackville. .-Barnwell
Sentinel.
Overcoats and clothing cheap at
w. D. Rhoad's.
Rev. Peter Stokes returned Tues
day from the conference at Gaffney.
While he is well pleased with his ap-
pointment in Charleston, still he did
not expect or want to leave Bam-
berg. He will go to his new field Of
labor next week.
Raymond Ehrhardt, son Of Mr..
Chas. Ehrhardt, was tried in Walter
bore, last week for the killing Of Joe
Cook, and acquitted. Our readers
are no doubt familiar with the case,
as we published an account OF the
killing when it took place.
Ladies! you will always find the
newest dress fabrics at Hooton's
ladies store.
Meehan's dog show is in the city,
and will exhibit at the opera house
tonight "wednesday and tomorrow
night. This is a good show, and is
larger and better than it was a few
years ago when it visited Bamberg.
It gave good satisfaction then. Take
the children to see it.
No old goods to greet you at my
store. Everything new and season
able. E. A. HooToN.
The estate lands of the late ]. w
Brown were sold at auction in front
of the courthouse last Monday
There were two tracts, one contain
ing 48O acres and the other 100 acres
They were bid in by Col. I. J. Counts
for Mr.. w. I. Johns, of Baldoc. The
price paid was $40 per acre.
WANTED. Position as superinten
dent of farm, by young married man
Years of experience.
w. EDGAR SEAsE,
Bamberg, S. c.
The annealed case of the State VS.
Herbert Boyles was heard by the Su
preme Court last Monday. 1t will b.
remembered that young Boyles wa
tried here and found guilty, but hi
attorneys appealed. Messrs. S. G
Mayfeld and R. C. Hardwick argues
the case before the Supreme Cour
for Boyles. No decision has yet beel
announced.
Those ladies' golden brown shoe
have been shipped, and | expect ther
this week. w. D. RHoAD.
It is pleasure to state that 'Th
Sweetest Girl in Dixie" at the oper
house here last Friday night was on
of the very best attractions whic
has ever visited Bamberg. Of cours
Bamberg people do not expect tn
shows which come here to be tn
best. because high-class companies
rule cannot afford to make a tow
this size, but every one we have hear
express an opinion was well please
with the attraction. If more OF tn
shows which come here were of TN
character, there would be less CON
plant of Bamberg being a poor sho'
town. .....