The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-09-26
Thr Banthfrg HRralh
Thursday, Sept. 26, 1907
Short Locals.

and it is not likely to be re-opened.
You can get Cinco cigars at Moye's.
Just watch Bamberg the coming
year. We are going to set a pace
which all low country towns will do
well to follow.
Something new at Moye's.
D. R. Boozer, of Denmark, has
been awarded the scholarship in the
College of Charleston. He was the
only applicant.
Fresh honey at Moye's.
Ship your cotton toF. w. Wagner
&C.,, Charleston. This firm handles
both long and short staple cotton to
best advantage.
Fresh at Moye's, force, oat meal,
grape nuts, cream of wheat, pulled
rice.
In another column County Treas
urer Jno. F. Folk gives notice of
opening the books for collection of
State and county taxes.
A full line National Biscuit Com
pany's cakes and crackers at Moye's.
Alfred Ray, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. A. Ray, has been awarded the
Citadel scholarship for this county,
with Carl Kirsch as alternate.
Wanted.-Your order for grocer
les. MOVES GROCERY STORE.
Our line of dress novelties, silks,
trimmings, gloves, corsets, cloaks, is
complete and going at low prices.
MRS. K. l. SHUCK & Co.
Try one at Moye's, morning break
fast strips, for your next meal.
In another column will be found
the notice Of opening of books of sub
scription to the capital stock of the
Bamberg, Ehrhardt & Walterboro
railroad.
Another lot of new fall gloves at
Hooton's.
Work has commenced on a four
room cottage for Mr.. M. E. Aver,
which is being erected next to the
boys boarding school on Carlisle
street.
Large fat mackerel now fresh, at
Moye's.
Read the ad. of Thomas & Barton
Co., of Augusta, in this issue. They
carry a large stock of furniture,
pianos and organs, and all musical
merchandise.
Voiles in the leading shades at E.
A. Hooton's.
The railroad project is meeting
with much success, and we feel sure
the line will be built. Our people
generally are subscribing for stock
in the enterprise.
Pure white wine and apple cider
vinegar at Moye's.
See the new ad. of Black & Black
in this issue. They are now carrying
nice line of buggies and wagons,
harness, whips, etc. They ask that
you get their prices before buying.
Opera flannel waistings at Hooton's,
only one of each kind.
To day, the 25th, instant, Miss
Charlotte Percival Rowe, daughter
of Mrs. Chevillette Simms Rowe,
will be married in Charleston to H.
Fullerton Buist, Esq, of Blackville.
We now have it, fresh smoked
bacon" " at Moye's.
Mr.. H. M. Graham, who has been
occupying the Headmaster's res
idence at the Fitting School for sew
eral months. moved last week into
Mr.. j. A. Spann's residence. Mr..
Spann's family will live with Mrs.
H. J.Hays.
A new lot of torchon laces for un-
derwear just in at Hooton's.
The engagement of Mr.. Sol Kohn,
of Orangeburg, to Miss Bessie Stahl,
of Atlanta, has been announced. Mr..
Kohn is one of the most prominent
young business men of Orangeburg.
1t is understood that the wedding
will take place early in the new year.
Just received, large line post
cards, something new and all up-to-
date, at Moye's.
According to the report of State
dispensary auditor West the sales for
the dispensaries in Bamberg county
during August were nearly one
thousand dollars more than in July.
The sales for July amounted to S5,-
164.59, and for August 6,040.68.
See Hooton's line, so when you get
ready to buy, you will know where to
find new, stylish goods.
At meeting of the State board
of education last week the applica-
tons of Bamberg, Denmark and
Olar for State aid for high schools
were approved. 1t is stated that no
school can get over $500, and the ap-
plications approved will average
about $500 each.
Our opening of fall millinery will
be October 9th and 9th. Look for
o11r reo11Iar announcement next