The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-07
Thr Ramthfrg Hrralh
Thursday, Nov. Z, 1907.
Short Locals.

Court next Monday.
Numbers of people from here are
attending the Georgia Carolina Fair
at Augusta this week.
There was good crowd in town
last Monday from all parts of the
county, it being the first Monday.
Mems and boys all-wool sweaters
cheap at w. D. Rhoad's.
F. M. May, of this county, has been
drawn to serve as grand juror at
the approaching term of the United
States court in Charleston, which
convenes the 3rd Of December.
Our advertisers are crowding us
this week, even if we are printing all
the paper at home. However, we
will give more reading matter next
week, if we have to print 10 or IL
page paper.
Do you wear dresses? If so, go to
Hooton's ladies' store, where you
can find an assortment.
Mr.. R. F. Way, of the Fork section
of Orangeburg county, died at his
home last Sunday night after a lin
gering illness. He was about 68
years old. Mr.. Way was the father
of Mrs. Robert Walter.
We carry the styles that Miss
Fluffy" wears. E. A. HooToN.
See the play> ISIS in New York,
at the opera house next Monday
evening. It is a rural comedy play,
and one we'll suited to. entertain and
amuse both old and young. This is
the first show of the season.
Thirty thousand pounds of meat
and lard to arrive this week at W.
D. Rhoad's.
We want every reader OF this paper
to carefully examine our advertls-
ing columns. Go to those stores who
advertise when you have money to
spend. These firms want your trade
and offer inducements to get 1T.
Graham Flour at Kinard's.
Mr.. C.. L. Howell, of Orangeburg,
died at his home in that city last
Thursday morning. He was forty
four years old, and leaves wife and
seven children. Mr.. Howell was well
known and had friends in this city.
Fresh Buckwheat at Kinard's, zoe.
and 35c. package.
Chief Hand has had the street
hands at work on Railroad Avenye.
putting that bad place near the cor
ner at the Cauthen place in good
shape. This was an especially hard
piece of work, but it is now IN line
fix.
Have you ever had a fit? If not,
go to Hooton's, where he guarantees
a fit.
If YOU want a good laugh, go to
the opera house next Monday even
ing and see the play, Sis IN New
York. tits funny, and yet there is
a rural atmosphere about it which IS
wholesome. It will entertain and
amuse all classes.
When the weather is cold and you
need a new overcoat, you can get 1t
at w. D. Rhoad's.
News was received here a few days
ago of the death of little I. S. Weeks,
the Youngest son of Mrs. T. S. Weeks,
of Fernandina, Fla. He was about
ten years old. A short time ago ne
was bitten by a mad dog, and his
death was caused by hydrophobia.
One secondhand grain drill for
sale. Has been used but one season.
In good order, and will sell cheap.
D. J. DELK.
Mr.. Geo. A. Jennings, one of the
most popular statesmen of the town,
has accepted position with Nc
.Gowan's cheap cash store, where he
will be pleased to see and serve his
friends with the many bargains Of
fered by this new and up-to-date
store.
Dates and Figs, new stock, at Kin
ards.
The regalia room for the Knights
of Pythias which is being built in the
town hall, is nearing completion. and
the new regalia will be here in a
short time. The rank of Esquire is
to be conferred at the meeting next
Monday evening. Let there be a
good attendance of the members.
Try our Mixed Tea at SOC per h.,
at Kinard's,
Miss Margaret Henagan, a niece
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Matheson,
with whom she makes her home, is
to be married in Bennettsvllle soon
to T. B. McLaurin, son of ex-Sena-
tor Jno. L. McLaurin. Miss Hena-
gon is we'll known in Bamberg, hav-
ing visited relatives here. Mr.. Nc
Laurin is postmaster at BENEFITS
vile.
Butter fresh every week at Kim
ards.
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