The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-21
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THURSDAY, MAY Il, 1908.
SHORT LOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.
See the new ad. Of the Peoples
Drug Co. in this issue.
See the new advertisement of Mrs.
K. I. Shuck & Co. in this issue.
We have placed the McCaskey Sys-
tenn in our store to gain friends, not
to lose them. D. A. KINARD & co.
The price of cotton went up a good
deal in the past week, and financial
and trade conditions seem to be i'm
proving.
It has been rumored that the Bam-
berg cotton mills would close down,
but the plant will still run on short
time as at present.
Our patrons don't say you have
charged US with goodswe never got.
Why? Because we use a MeCaskey
Register. D. A. K1NARD & co.
Numbers of our friends have call
ed this week to see our new ma
chinery at work. We are always
clad to see them, especially the Ia
dies.
Mr.. H. G. Sheridan will form a
aclass next Monday evening. May
25th, to prepare young people tor
competitive examinations. See his
ad, in this issue.
Branchvilieiis wrought up at pres.
sentover mad dogs. A mad animal
bic several dogs and cats in that town
last week. Bamberg's city council
viii do well to take action to protect
our people while walking the streets.
Kindly look at the date on your
label and renew promptly if your sub
scription has expired. We are simply
tho busy to send out notices of ex-.
piration to our subscribers, but we
need the money for renewals bad
enough.
Mr.. J.. II. Dixon has opened up a
machine shop in one of the buildings
Sin the yard at the cotton mill. He
S,win have machinery for doing all
classes of engine and boiler repairing.
as well as other machinery, and will
he glad to serve the public.
6 Messrs. Fred Free, Jr., and Judson
Steedly have opened up q grocery
store IN the cement block building
formerly used by DR.. ]. P. OFT as an
Office, and they. will be pleased to
serve their friends. with anything in
the grocery line. The firm is Free &
sSteedly.
s. If YOU haven't been to- Hooton's it
win pay you to see him before you
buy.
We have been too busy to stop sew
seral papers as the subscriptions ex-
PRED 50 We hope our friends will not
think we are trying to force The
Herald on them. If you don't want
Tha Herald, simply notify the post
master where you get your mail, and
hs viii notify us.
The annual Sunday-school picnic
sc Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church
takes place next Thursday, the 18th.
ascension day. No doubt large
number from Bamberg will attend as
usual 1t has always been great
pleasure tous to mix with the good
people; Of that section.
Another shipment of those com.
mencement laces at Hooton's.
S. B. W. Miley, ESQ. announces his
candidacy in this issue for reelection
as amember Of the House Of Repre-
ssentatiyes. Each Of our representa-
tiyes have only served one term, and
both are asking reelection. Senator
Black has also only served one term,
and desires reelection.
The majority Of merchants are hon
est. TO err is human, but an honest
;e1ror is just as expensive to pay as
the other kind. Our McCaskey Reg
jster eliminates errors.
! D. A. KINARD & Co.
= Monday morning city council. re-
the graded school trustees to
close the school until next Monday,
as there is one case of scarlet fever
IN town, and they wanted to take
every precaution to prevent a spread
sof the disease. This was done, and
there will be no school this week.
How much, Mr., Customer, have
YOU saved iD your life by detecting
errors? And how much more do you
think you would have saved had you
been protected with McCaskey Ac-
count Register?
D. A. KINARD & Co.
DR.. Geo. F. Hair who is now on his
truck farm on Young's Island, writes
us to state that he will be in his Office
next Monday, so he can attend to any
one needing his services. DR.. Hair