The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-04-09


Schloss Bros. clothing, for the man
who wants the best goods and latest
styles, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Delk have
gone to house keeping in the house
near his fathers residence.
1t is hoped to have the new school
building ready for the closing ex-
ercises the first part of June.
Miss Mayme Gee Jennings is now
the efficient and accommodating day
operator at the telephone exchange.
In another column County Chair
man H. C. Folk gives notice Of the
club meetings and the county con-
vention.
Some new dress fabrics to arrive
this week, and every lady who wants
a pretty dress should see them at
w. D. Rhoad's.
The millinery stores are having
their openings this week, and the
ladies are out in full force to see the
pretty things in headgear.
For SALE.-Complete shingle ma
chine, saws, GUNNER, etc. Same used
only three months. Price S275.00.
Address David E. Pifer. Olar. S. c.
Full line of spring shapes in John
B. Stetson stiff and soft hats just in
at Klauber's. Also beautiful line of
straw hats. Come and see them.
A. G. Aliens negro minstrels gave
a performance here Tuesday to- a
large crowd. They show under their
own tent. 1t was a very good show.
Visit Hooton's and keep in touch
with the new fabrics.
Chief S. A. Hand is still at work on
the main ditch which drains the
town. He is going to clean it out
thoroughly all the way through town.
Last Monday was salesday, but
there were no public sales, and, on
account of the bad weather, few
people from the country came to
town.
Mr.. He. Gyles has accepted an in
vitation to make the annual memor-
ial address before the Rivers Bridge
Memorial Association, at their meet
ing on Friday, May 1st.-Aiken Re-
corder.
Hose and gloves to match your suit
at E. A. Hooton's.
The Bamberg Herald expects to
move into it's new building about the
first Of May. The upstairs is now
complete, and we have some of the
best offices in Bamberg for rent at
reasonable prices.
The Herald has put on more new
subscribers in the past four months
than at any time in the history of the
paper. Our list is now larger than
ever and better paid up. Books al
ways open to advertisers.
City council held a regular month
ly meeting Tuesday afternoon, but
only routine business was transacted,
The session was very short. Nothing
was done except to hear reports OF
officers and approve bills; g.
have the finest Barred Plymouth
Rocks that have had in twelve years
experience. Eggs at $3.50 for Is
from either yard.
j. M. STEADMAN,
St. George, S. c.
Assistant Adjutant General Brock
and Lieut.. Cabaniss, u. S. A., have
told in Columbia of the excellent con-
dition of the military companies in
the Southern counties Of the State:
The Bamberg command showed
greater improvement than any other.
A few more of those nice skirts
left, voilles and panamas, the latest
styles, at w. D. Rhoad's.
A letter from Mr.. R. M. Bruce.
who is now in New York learning the
linotype, says that he is getting along
nicely, being pleasantly situated. He
says the weather is freezing up there.
which is quite a change from Bam-
berg. He will return about the first
of May.
Remember "Suesine for the spring
suits, and Hooton's is the place to
find it.
The board of county commissioners
held a regular quarterly meeting last
Monday, Supervisor j. B. Kearse and
Commissioner H. J. Bellinger being
present. There was no great amount
of business before them. approving
of claims and considering applications
from paupers being about all the
business transacted.
Wesley Banks desires US to heartily
thank all his white friends who con-
tributed to the fund to help pay the