The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-10-21
Thf Ranthrrg Nrralh
Thursday, Oct. 81, 1909.
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

read the advertisements III liz f1ol-
aid. Our advertisers have bargains
to offer you.
The Herald Book Store can fur
nish wedding presents. Come IN ana
see the line and note the reasonable
prices.
Clothes economy means paying
enough and not too much; buy Hart
Schaffner & Mark clothes from G. K.
Brabham's Sons.
The Herald has on hand more than
$4,000 envelopes. As we buy In
big lots, we get best prices. Let US
print you up some.
G.. Frank Bamberg can suit any
body in a buggy. He has the biggest
stock in this section,' and anybody
can be suited from his large assort-
ment. Prices always right.
Mr.. Henry J. Brabham, Jr., moved
into his new residence Monday OF this
week. Mrs. Mary Quattlebaum
moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Brabham.
If you care to save money on bag
ging and ties, get prices from US. we
are overstocked, and will sell at about
cost
C. R. BRABHAM'S SONS.
It's a good thing for this town
that our men have a chance to wear
such clothes as Hart Schafner &
Marx make. C. R. Brabham's Sons
are selling lots of them.
:, We have two thousand bushels Of
the Appler seed oats for sale. See us
before buying.
C. R. 3RABHAM'S SONS.
The Herald Book Store has quan-
tity of fountain pen filters which
we will give away to our customers
for the next thirty days. Call and
get one. They cost you nothing.
Extra strong line ladies' fine shoes
at J. A. Byrd's. Best brands made,
latest styles, attractice prices. La
dies, we can suit you.
DR.. H. F. Hoover is rebuilding his
residence, which was recently de-
stroyed by fire, and the work is now
we'll under way. He will make a
number of improvements in the build
ing and will have handsome home.
Great guns! That is just what we
have; double and single barrel; ham
mer and hammerless; rifles and anu
milton SIMMONS HARDWARE co.
DR.. N. F. kirkland. Sr., of Buford's
Bridge, honored and beloved where
ever known, was in town last week,
receiving the heart warm welcomes
of his numerous friends, all glad to
see him looking so well.-Barnwell
People.
One can of varnish stain of Sim
mons Hardware Co.'s large assort-
ment of colors will make that old
piece of furniture look like new
one. Ask us about it.
F. Padgett, of Smoaks, was among
those who called to see US Friday.
Mr. Padgett says he has sold 81 bales
of cotton this fall, and says he will
get eight more bales-total As bales,
on SIS acres.-Walterbo Press and
Standard.
Just little heater bought of Sim
mons Hardware Co. is mighty fine
thing these cool mornings. Remem-
Der our prices are right and service
the best.
The little daughter of Rev. and
Mrs. G. T. Harmon. Jr., has been sick
with diptheria, but is better. Mr..
Harmon in a private letter to Rev.
r. G. Herbert, says: 'Am glad to
report that Virginia is bearing up
well, and that we have the diptheria
under control" Mr.. Harmon is pas
tor of the Methodist church at Cope.
If you want the best 10c plug of
tobacco in Bamberg, go to C. R.
Brabham's Sons and call for Merry
Widow.
The sale of lots here last Friday
was largely attended by the colored
people, and the lots sold quickly and
at good prices. Rev. Richard Carroll,
of Columbia, was present and made
a speech to the colored people pres
ent. His talk was full of sound
sense, as always. Some of the pur-
chasers paid cash for their lots, show
Ing that they have money this fall.
Clothing for men and boys, shoes
for men, women and children are
strong lines with ]. A. Byrd. Drop
in and see what he has to offer.
Mr.. John H. Cope, president of the
Bamberg cotton mills, has bought the
handsome Spartanburg residence of
Floyd L. Lilies on North Church
street. Price S14,250. The ipur-
chase was made that his children may
have the happy advantage of home
life while pursuing their collegiate
studies. Mr.. Cope will continue the
active management of his Bamberg
interests People.
There are several big plugs of to-
bacco sold in Bamberg for 10c, but
if you will try Merry Widow one
time you will be satisfied that you
have found the best. Get it from G.
r. Brabham's Sons.
The Bamberg Herald's job print
ing department has just finished
printing the largest brief for the
Supreme Court ever printed in this
part of the country. 1t contains $40
pages of printed matter, and handling
a job of this size is impossible to
conntrv office without a linOtyDe The