The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-10-22


this property being handled by H. M.
Graham, Esq. ->
Shredded Wheat at D. A. Kinard
q Co.'S. ~
Rev. Chas. B. Smith, presiding ell
der of the Orangeburg district, will
preach in the. Methodist church In
this city next Sunday morning. There
will be no services in the church at
night.
Full line shoes for men, women
and children, at J. A. Byrd's. Any
body can be suited, and the prices
& See the new ad. of S. w. Copeland,
of Ehrhardt, in this issue. He quotes
most interesting prices, and II you
want to save money, go to his store
to do your trading. He guarantees
every article he sells.
Is your account too large each pay
day where you are now trading!
Cur customers keep the books"
D. A. KINARD & co.
Mr.. J. D. Hayden, son of the late
Il. w. Hayden, was married at the
Methodist parsonage in this city last
Thursday night to Miss Wilhelmlna
Milhous, a daughter of Mr.. c. A.
Milhous. Rev. T. G. Herbert was the
officiating minister.
The merchant cannot swell your
account when he uses the McCaskey
system. So called sharp mer-
chants don't use it.
A correspondent of the Branch
Vile Journal, writing from Smoaks,
says that Ehrhardt and Bamberg pay
!, from ten to twenty-five per cent.
more for cotton than Branchv1lle. II
( such Is the case, there is no use to
: fan out with Branchville. Just sell
your cotton in Bamberg.
Don't get mad with yourself if you
buy your dress before you see the
Z lire of dress goods, trimmings, etc.,
that Hooton has.
See the new ad. of j. B. Gillian, Jr.,
OF Denmark, in this issue. He will
have a great cost sale, commencing
next Thursday and continuing Tor
fifteen days. His entire stock will
70 at absolute cost, so if you want
bargains in your fall and winter sup
plies, now is your time to buy.
Our customers know at all times
just what their account is. Do you?
i You should.
D. A. KINARD & co.
Mr.. &C. Price has installed first
class meat grinder In his meat mar
ket. The machine is operated by
electricity, and does its work well.
He has also put in a sausage stufer
and lard press, another up-to-date
machine We are glad to commend
this spirit Of enterprise and progress.
- Choice lot Of coffee, from 10c. to
SOC. the pound, all kinds and brands,
at Kinard's.
In conversation a few days ago
with Col. T. J. Counts, one of our
oldest and most prominent citizens,
he was kind enough to say that The
Bamberg Herald was the best county
paper he knew of. We certainly ap-
preciate, such expressions, especially
from those who know 50 well what
constitutes good newspaper.
}. A. Byrd can fit the whole fam
ily to shoes: father, mother, sister,
brother. Don't fail to see the line
before buying your winter shoes.
In remitting for his subscription
another year, few days ago, a sub
scriber wrote us as follows: "The
News and Courier man was with US
to-day and read your paper, and said:
This is the best county paper In the
State Be sure and send the paper
right on We don't know who the
News and Courier man was, but we
thank him for his nice words.
Ladies, see Byrd's line of shoes.
Costs nothing to have them shown
to you. Also strong line children &
shoes.
See the big new ad. of c. R. Brab-
hams Sons in this issue. They NOV
ed out good part of their stock dur
ing the recent fire, and while some
goods were tangled up, they are not
damaged, but they are going to sell
the entire stock at cost. Now Is your
time to get bargains. The sale com
mences to-day "wednesday the 21st
and continues for thirty days.
In clothing for men and boys, j
A. Byrd can surely please you. See
his line and get prices before you
buy.
Rev. o. J. Frier, of Pinehurst, Ca.
who has accepted the call of the Bap'
tist church in this city, will arrive
this week, and will preach in the
church next Sunday. There will be nc
services in the Methodist church Sun
day night on this account, and the
Methodist congregation will worship
at the Baptist church and assist IL
extending welcome to the new pas
tor.