The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-10-08
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Thursday, October 8, 1908
SHORT LOCALS.

SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.
Big fat mackerel, 12 1kc. the fish,
at D. A. Kinard & Co.'s.
Several new pupils have entered
the Carlisle Fitting School recently.
When you want school books for
the children, you can get them at Inc
Herald Book Store.
The county dispensary board met
here last Monday and opened blds
for supplies for the present quarter.
Apple butter at Kinard's.
The ladies of Trinity Methodist
Church in this city will make an ef-
fort to purchase an individual COM
munion service for the church.
Heinzs mince meat, new and fresh
at D. A. Kinard & Co.'s
Mr.C. K. Smoak brought us some
fine pome GRANTEES Tuesday. 1t was
an unusual bunch, as there were four
fine ones growing from one stem.
Fish roe, shrimp, and Holsters, just
in, at Kinard's.
Mrs. John R. Bellinger, relict of
the late Hon. John R. Bellinger, OF
Bamberg, was here last week, the
guest of Mrs. G. G. Simms.-Barn-
well Sentinel.
Choice lot of coffee, from 10c. to
soc. the pound, all kinds and brands,
at Kinard's.
The streets of Bamberg present a
lively appearance these days. Shop
ping is going on at lively rate, and
all our merchants appear to be doing
good business.
See the ad. OF D. A. Kinard & Co.
in this issue.
The law firm of Messrs. Hender-
sons have established branch othce
at Bamberg, in charge of Mr.. Edward
Henry Henderson, son of Mr.. E. r.
Henderson and young man of high
standing.-Aiken Recorder.
The county board Of commissioners
held regular quarterly meeting here
last Monday, but about the only bus
mess transacted was the approving
of claims and granting a few appllca-
tions to be placed on the pauper list.
Guaranteed hosiery, "The Black
Cat" at w. D. Rhoad's.
Last Monday was the first Monday
in the month and salesday, but there
were no public sales and there was
not a large crowd around the court
house. A good many people from
the country were in town shopping,
however.
Mr.. D. M. Eaves, depot agent. has
made a requisition for an electric
clock to be placed in the depot, and
it will be installed in short time.
This will be a great convenience TO
our people, as it furnishes correct
time.
See the ad. of A. w. Reckling &
Son in this issue. They will be at
Olar Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
October 18th, 18th, and 18th. Mr..
Reckling is a very fine photographer,
and if you want frst-class work, meet
him on the dates he will be In Olar.
Children's red tan and fancy top
shoes with hose to match, at w. D.
Rhoad's.
The daughter of Mr.. w. H. Kearse,
formerly of this county, but now of
Spartanburg, was married in that
city recently to Mr.. Percy E. Brown.
The lady was a widow, her first hus-
band being Mr.. T. P. Fielder, son
of Mr.. D. l. R. Fielder, formerly OF
Denmark, but now of Spartanburg.
The new shades in clothing-the
elephant and rich olives-at W. D.
Rhoad's.
It is dry and dusty in Bamberg
now. Rain is much needed. Very
little rain has fallen in this county
since cotton began to open, and as a
consequence the class of cotton put
on the market here has been away
above the average. Very few bad
bales of cotton have been offered on
this market.
Lowney's, Bakers, and Nelson's s
Cocoa, fresh shipment just in, at XII
nard's.
The Barnwell Baptist Association
will convene at Springtown church on
Tuesday, October 22nd. All delegates
who will attend and who are coming
by rail, are asked to notify S. w. San
differ at Bamberg or D. H. Rice at
Govan, in order that conveyances
may be provided to convey them to
the homes assigned.
You don't have to ask us for a
statement of your account which you
can't understand. You already know.
D. A. KINARD & co.
The Bamberg Herald has received
a supply of campaign buttons. 1t has
a picture of William Jennings Bryan
on the front and the words: 81 gave
my dollar; did you?" If you have
contributed your dollar to the cam
paign fund, come in and get one, or
come in and contribute dollar and
let us pin button on you.
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