The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-09-16
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

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the Town and County.
Ny residence for sale.
J. A. WYMAN.
Local reading notices in The Herald
are 10 cents line each insertion.
Mr.. +. NJ. kearse, of the kearse
section, has bought Brush runabout.
Do you want a nice buggy and set
of harness? See ]. R. Kinard & Co.,
before buying.
MIR. E. C. Hays has bought Brush
runabout. He is agent for these ma
chimes.
See ]. R. Kinard & Co. before buy
ing buggies and harness.
The Herald Office wants to buy a
second hand book case. If you have
a bargain in book case let us know.
See J. R. Kinard & Co. for buggies
and harness.
See J. R. Kinard & Co.'s lot OF
buggies and harness before you BUY.
They will treat you right as to prices
and quality.
EVERYTHING to match at Hooton's,
we even make the buttons to match at
15c and 25c per dozen.
Mr.. N. q. Fielder, who lives just
outside of town, killed rattlesnake
at his barn one night last week,
which had nine rattles and button.
Every day there is something new
for the ladies at Hooton's.
A commission was issued by the
Secretary of State last Thursday to
the Bamberg Loan and Trust Com
pany, of Bamberg. The capital stock
is to be $4,000.
All the new weaves and colors IN
dress goods for coat suits and dresses
at Hooton's.
The artesian we'll near DR.. j. B.
Blacks residence has stopped hoW-
ing, on account of the pipe bursting
some little distance below the ground.
It is being repaired and will soon be
flowing again.
All kinds of jet trimmings, but
tons, belts and supporters at Hooton S
The present enrolment of the
graded school is about two hundred,
but no doubt the number Will IN
crease. Last year the enrolment was
257. The S400 fee is keeping a'lot
of children away, so we are informed.
We have the largest line of coat
suits in Bamberg county. Be sure
and see them. E. A. HOOTON.
A regular meeting of Bamberg
lodge. knights of Pythias, was held
last Monday evening, at which the
ranks of Esquire and Knight were
conferred on Mr.. B. D. Carter. The
lessons of these ranks Impressed
themselves thoroughly on Mr.. Carter.
Stop at Hooton's ladies store and
don't be worried about your sewing,
for we make all goods sold by us
when desired. E. A. HOOTON.
Francis F. Carroll, Esq, has moved
to town and his family is occupying
the B. w. Simmons house on Rail-
road Avenue. He has opened his law
Office over Bamberg Banking Com
pany, on Main street, in the offices
formerly occupied by Ernest E. Rlt-
ter, Esq.
Cotton seed bought at J. D. Cope
lands by w. G.. Hutto. He will pay.
you good prices, so see him before
you sell.
Last Friday morning about three
O'Clock the alarm of fire was sounded,
and it was found to be the barn OF
Oscar Glover, a negro, in the South
western part of town. The fire evil
dently originated from spontaneous
combustion, as Glover had been haul
ing in lot of hay.
J. R. Kinard & Co. sell buggies
and harness. They will be glad to
quote prices.
BY reference to his ad. in another
column, it will be seen that Mr.. G. A.
Lucas, the piano and organ man, has
moved his headquarters to Aiken.
This will put him in closer touch with
Bamberg, and he solicits the con-
tinued favors of our citizens, promis-
ing the same good service as hereto
fore. ..
We have just received a machine
for manufacturing buttons, and will
be glad to make them to match any
piece of goods, price 25 cents doz-
en-. kLAUBER .,
Bamberg and Denmark.
Look at the date on the label of
your paper, and don't let your sub
scription expire. We do not want to
stop anybody's paper, but we cannot
afford to send the paper on credit.
We need every dollar due us to pay
for improvements we are putting in
our Office, and want every one who
owes us anything to help us out at
once.
We have just made arrangements
with The American Ladies' Tailoring
Co. to handle their celebrated line
of made to order suits, skirts, and
coats. Prices reasonable; fit guaran-
teed. KLAUBER'S,
Bamberg and Denmark.
A telegram was received here
Tuesday afternoon, addressed to the
mother of Joe Padgett, stating that
he had been shot and was in the
Grady hospital in Atlanta. No other
particulars were given, so that is all
that is known about the matter. We
looked over the Atlanta Journal for