The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-11-19
Thf Bamthfrg Heralh
Thursday, Nov. 10, 1908
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

this week attending court.
Considerable property is to be sold
by the Master here, on the first Mon
day in December See the ads. in
another column.
Miss Georgia Emma Jordan is now
teaching the Pine Grove school, near
Spring Branch. She has eighteen
pupils. and likes her situation very
much.
See Klauber's new ad. in this is
sue. The big clearance sale is still
going on at his store, and he is quot
ing prices which must interest care
full buyers.
Pay your subscription to The Bam-
berg Herald before January 1st. 1t
is likely to be $3.50 year after that
time, but you can pay in advance now
at the $1.00 rate.
Up to this writing We have not
heard of any movement for the stores
to close Thanksgiving Day, but we
presume they will close, as that has
been the custom for some years.
1T is up to you" whether you do
your trading through the McCaskey
system or the old, careless way. we
use the McCaskey.
D. A. KINARD & co.
Monday the hunters of this section
were happy, for the 18th was the
date when it was lawful to hunt par
sridges in Bamberg county. AS
consequence a lot of powder is being
burned around here.
Rev. P. E. Monroe, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Ehrhardt, who
resigned to accept the Johnston pas
torate, will leave for his new field OF
labor next week. His many friends
hate to have him go.
See Hooton's new ad. in this issue.
Not only does he carry superb line
of dress goods, trimmings, gloves,
ETC., but his stock of underwear can't
be surpassed in the city. Note the
special prices quoted.
There will be Thanksgiving SER
vices at Colston Baptist church next
Thursday. Preaching at II o'clock
in the morning by the pastor, Rev.
D. L. ROTOR, with dinner on the
grounds. All are invited.
The Herald Book Store has opened
it's line of Christmas goods. We have
TOYS for the children, picture books
etc., and presents for everybody
mother, father, sister, brother, sweet
heart. Come in and look at the line.
Looking entails no obligation to buy.
Boards SC and 10c store is GER
tainly doing the business. Come in
and see the great bargains we offer
in ali kinds of goods.
A lot of news matter, set up for last
weeks issue, had to 60 over until this
week because a lot of advertise
ments came in at, the last moment.
Advertisers will please give us their
copy not later than Tuesday morning,
and changes of ads. must come in
on Monday.
Unheard of bargains in hardware,
tinware, glassware, china, and in
fact almost anything you can call
for, at Boards sc and 10c store.
Rev. D. B. Groseclose, who has
been the successful pastor of the
Lutheran church at Leesville for the
past five years, has accepted the
unanimous cali of the joint council
of the Mt Pleasant pastorate, this
county. He will take charge of the
work at Ehrhardt about December L.
When trading with us and you wish
to pay your bill and you are tired
and want to stay at home, a glance
at your McCaskey slip holder tells
you it can be sent to penny.
D. A. KINARD & co.
See the new ad. of Jones Bros. in
this issue. They have received new
car load of horses and mules, these
being selected in market by their
MIR. W. P. Jones, and this lot of ami
mails is an exceptionally fine load.
They are also Offering their fine race
horses for SALE Note the records of
these horses, and if you want a
speedy mover, see them.
We are constantly receiving new
goods, which are all bargains. Come
in and see the line at Boards sc and
10c store.
In Eatonton, Ga, last week the race
horse, JEFF McGregor." belonging to
Jones Bros, of this city won purse
of $4,000 in a race. His time was
most remarkable, he going mile in
2.16, and the track was in fearful
condition from mud and water. He
won several races with the track in
this condition, his time for any mile
not being more than 2.lS.
New goods being received daily at
Boards sc and 10c store. Call and
see the great bargains.
Mr.. F. F. Shores, local manager of
the Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
is endeavoring to get the farmers
around Bamberg interested in rural
telephones. The plan of the Bell
Company works admirably wherever
IL is in operation, and it gives far
mers in the country telephone service
at a nominal figure. Over at Allen
dale a number of farmers have put in
the rural lines, which connects them
with the Alendale exchange as well
as the long distance lines of the COM
pany.
There are merchants who prefer
q cvstenn of "hoOkkeeDine' which in