The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-11-21
Thr Banthfrg 4rralh
Thursday, Nov. 21, 1907.
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
See change of ad of Moye's grocery
store in this issue.
See the change of ad. of Thomas &
Barton in this issue.
Peanut Butter at Moye's.
See the change of ad. of D. A..
Kinard & Co. A lot of good things
to eat just in.
See the change of ad. Of c. R.
Brabham & Sons. They are offering
good bargains in all lines.
Don't fail to see ''The Sweetest
Girl in Dixie" at the opera house
: Friday evening of next week.
Cod fish at Moye's.
See the ad. of Jno. F. Folk, agent
for Ford automobiles. He sells one of
the very best cars on the market.
BoARDERs WANTED Several young
men can obtain good board in private
family, near business. Apply at this
Office.
The King Stock Co., old favorites,
at the opera house next Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, three
nights.
A most complete line of underwear.
All wool, half wool, and all cotton, to
fit big, little, old and young at W.D.
Rhoad's.
Only one prisoner was sent to the
county chain gang as result OF the
recent term of court, and only two
went to the penitentiary.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day, and the stores Of Bamberg will
I be closed for the day. The closing
notice ispublished in another column.
There was no court here last Satur-
day. The jury was dismissed, and
Judge Memminger spent Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Charles
/ ton.
Last Friday Judge Memminger
granted bail to j. F. Rountree, Of
Barnwell, who is charged with the
murder of R. F. Weeks.> The bond
was fixed at $1,000.
Fresh at Moye's, shredded wheat
biscuits.
On Friday evening. November 10Th,
The Sweetest Girl in Dixie" will be
the attraction at the. opera house.
This is said to be a play especially
liked by Southern audiences.
See c. R. Brabham & Sons ad.
They are selling goods cheap. You
can rely on what that store has to
say, so it will pay you to go and see
their line of goods before buying.
On account of the inclement
weather this week, Klauber will ex-
tend his great money saving sale un-
It'll Saturday, November 30th. See
the special prices quoted inthe ad. in
this issue.
Next Monday, Tuesday, and We'd
nesday nights, November 25th, 18th,
and 9th, the King Stock Company
will appear at the Folk opera house
Ia this city. This is agood attraction,
and you ought not to miss it.
Rev. Peter Stokes will preach his
last sermon for this conference year
at the Methodist church next Sunday
morning. Conference convenes next
Wednesday morning in Gafney, and
he will leave Tuesday morning to at
tend the session.
Outing gowns for ladies and chill
dren at w. D. Rhoad's.
I have about $50 bushels of fine
cotton seed for sale. Have 100 bush
els Moss seed that are pure; have
been planted here one year only. |
VIII sell them for rs cents per bushel.
See me at C. R. Brabham & Sons
store. A. M. BRABHAM.
j. A. Hunter, acting as deputy,
left Tuesday morning for Columbia, |
carrying with him John Gale and
John Anderson, the two negroes con-
yicted in court here last week, where
they will be put in the penitentiary.
Anderson gets twenty years and Gale
ten years.
Shoes to fit, from the smallest IN
fant to grandfather, at Rhoad's.
The residence of Mr.. H. E. Dickin- |
son, on Midway street, caught fire
last Sunday about 11:30 o'clock. The
alarm was quickly sounded, a crowd
gathered, and the flames were ex-
tinguished before much damage was
done. The fire was in the roof near
the chimney, catching from a spark.
Fresh barrel country syrup just
opened at Moye's, SO cents gallon.
If you have not visited the great
closing out at cost sale at Armstrong
Johnson-Brabham Company's, you
should do so at once and get your
share of the great bargains offered.
Many things are being sold at less
than actual cost, and they have a
large and well assorted stock. Mol