The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-09-17
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Thursday, Sept. IL, 1908
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.


the Town and County.
See ad. of bracelet lost in this is
sue.
New fall goods arriving daily at
The Herald Book Store.
Pencil and pencil sharpener only
5 cents at The Herald Book Store.
New lot stationery and school sup
plies in at The Herald Book Store.
Mr.. J. A. Vernon sold his farm on
the suburbs of town to Mr.. Thos.
Black.
A good farm and a nice residence
for sale. H. NJ. GRAHAM,
Attorney.
ANYTHING the school children may
need in the way of tablets, pencils,
etc. can be had at The Herald Book
Store.
Rev. George Shaffer, of Swansea,
died suddenly last Thursday. The
burial took place at Denmark, Fri
day afternoon.
Money is circulating now. SO don't
forget the printer. Don't wait for
US to send you a bill, but look at the
date on your label and send us the
money you are due.
Did you ever think about what
good value you were getting In The
Bamberg Herald at one dollar a year?
Often one issue of the paper is worth
what it costs for a year.
Small block of Bamberg Banking
Company, Peoples Bank, and Bam-
berg Cotton Oil Company stock for
sale, H. NJ. GRAHAM,
Attorney.
Mr.. S. J. Hunt, assistant to State
Dispensary Auditor West. was in the
city for several days last week, check
Ing up the various dispensaries in
this county. He found everything in
good shape.
What I save you on buggy or
wagon will go long ways toward
buying a set of harness. buy In
quantities and pay spot cash. OF
course l can sell you cheaper.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
The Times aad Democrat had a
call Monday from Messrs. Hugo
Sheridan and Elliott Rhodes, two
bright young men of the Bamberg
Herald force.-Orangeburg Times
and Democrat.
If / can not please you, 60 where
you please, but for your pockets
sake let me make you prices on We
hicles, harness and saddlery also
i''e ''''Ai G. FRANK BAMBERG.
A beautiful line of decorated crepe
paper just in at The Herald Book
Store The patterns are very pretty,
and the price is only ten cents for a
full size roll. Former price 20 cents
a roll.
Those copyright books are in at
The Herald Book Store. They are
all good titles, bound in cloth, regu-
lar $3.50 books, and we are selling
them at SO cents each. Greatest bar
gains ever offered in this section.
Mrs. E. P. Chassereau expects as
her guest this week her sister, Mrs.
J. F. Chassereau, of Ehrhardt, S. c.,
who will visit her for a month or
so.-Savannah Morning News cor
respondence from Lake City. Fla.
Remember, G. Frank Bamberg
guarantees his vehicles, also live
stock, and there is enough behind
the guarantee to make it good.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
Jones Bros. shipped their race
horses back to Bamberg last week,
as they could not get rate out of
Florence to the point they wanted to
ship them. They were shipped Mon
day to Radford, Va, in charge
of MIR. L. W. Werner.
You will not have to lose any time
If the goods are not all I claim. l
am much closer than the city dealer
and the mail order house.
G. FRANK NBAMBERG.
At the meeting of the county pen
sion board, which was held at the
court house last Monday, the old
board, consisting of Messrs. ]. B.
Hunter, J. D. Fielder, c. R.. Clayton,
and R. G.. kirkland, was reelected.
DR.. J. ]. Cleckley was appointed ply
sician to succeed DR.. j. P. OFT who
has moved away.
Miss May White leaves this after
noon for Denmark, where she will
teach during the coming session.
Miss White is one of our most ac-
complished young ladies, having
graduated from Converse College two
years ago. Her numerous friends
wish and predict for her much sue
cess in her chosen profession.-Harts-I
vile Messenger.
We congratulate Beaufort county
on the reelection of Senator Neils
Christensen, Jr., and Bamberg coun-
ty on again sending Representative
e. W. Garris to the legislature. The
reelection of these gentlemen means
that two able and fearless exponents
Of right have received the endorse
ment of their constituencies.-Wa
terboro Press and Standard.
The largest and best stock of
horses and mules, buggies and wag-
ons, harness and saddlery in lower
South Carolina always on hand.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.