The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-10-24

Dee NlIu QUICK LUZ UdISdlH.
The handsome new soda fountain
of the Peoples drug store has been
placed in position. 1t is certainly
beauty.
| One barrel fine country syrup for
sale by G. O. Simmons, at fifty cents
per gallon. Come quick, as it will
go fast.
Come and see us often, for we al
ways have something new to show
you. E. A. HooToN.
Remember the days and dates of
| the great sale at Armstrong Johnson
Brabham Co. Next Monday to Thurs,
day noon.
If you know of any news items or
have friends visiting you, let the
The Herald know it. We want all
the news, and will appreciate your
kindness.
If you can't decide on that winter
suit, come to Hooton's ladies' store,
where we have the goods and four
experienced dress-makers to help you
decide.
See the ad. of w. Q. Lipscomb in
this issue. He is general agent for a
strong live stock insurance company,
and wants some good agents in Bam-
berg county.
Overcoats and underwear warm
goods for cold weather cheap at w.
D. Rhoad's.
A car load of fine stock arrived
at the stables of Jones Bros. this
morning. They were selected by w.
P. Jones, and you know they are good
ones. Come and see them.
Outings, beautiful patterns, at old
prices at w. D. Rhoad's.
| Work has commenced on a new
building to be used as a sale and
livery stable for Mr.. J. J. Smoak.
It is being erected near the depot,
where the old stables were burned a
year ago.
Strong line mems suits in all the
proper fall styles and shades at w.
D. Rhoad's.
A meeting of the board of direc-
tors of the Bamberg-Ehrhardt &
WATERFORD Railway Company has
been called for next Tuesday at the
office of Bamberg Banking Company,
at IL o'clock.
We have what we advertise and
we advertise what we have.
E. A. HooToN.
Jones Bros. can suit anybody in a
horse or mule. The first car of the
season for Bamberg arrived this
morning. and they are all good ones.
Go and see them. 1t costs nothing to
look even if you don't want to buy
just now.
It won't cost you anything to see
the line of dress goods, silks and
trimmings we carry for the ladies,
at Hooton's ladies' store.
| Mrs. Mark Toney. who was killed
by a train near Johnston last Mon
day was the mother of Mrs. J. Ham
Kirkland, of the Olar section. Mr..
and Mrs. Kirkland left at once for
Johnston as soon as news of the ac-
cident reached them.
Every day we get something new
in by express for the ladies.
E. A. HooToN.
We received an obituary notice a
few days ago in which only given
name was mentioned, and signed
''Sister." We do not publish it for
two reasons, one being that there
was no name signed, and the second
that we do not publish obituaries un-
less they are paid for.
| Just in at Moye's, pig feet.
The regular fall examination of
teachers was held at the court house
last Friday. There were nine ap-
plicants for teachers certificates,
five young ladies and one man.
There were three colored applicants,
one woman and two men.
Fresh eggs at Moye's.
The petit jurors to serve for the
first and second weeks Of the Novem-
Der term of the circuit court will be
drawn next Monday and Tuesday.
Court will convene here the second
Monday in November, Judge R. W.
Memminger, of Charleston, presid-
ing.
Glenn Springs and Harris Lithia
water at Moye's.
Advertisers are specially reminded
that it is a physical impossibility to
change their ads. unless the copy is
in our hands by Monday night or by
8 o'clock Tuesday morning at latest.