The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-09-30
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Thursday, Sept. 80, 1909.
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
tho Town and County.


The cotton oil mill is now turning
out meal and hulls.
For shoes and clothing, see w. D.
Rhoad's before buying.
My residence for sale.
J. A. WYMAN.
It is time that something was be-
ING done to organize a fire depart
pent.
Don't forget the place the home
of good clothing and shoes.
w. D. RHOAD.
Work is progressing nicely on the
now residence Of Mr.. E. A. Hooton,
which he is erecting on Railroad
Avenue.
Our correspondents are urged to
let US hear from them every week.
We want the news from every sec-
don of the county.
Rev. D. L. ROTOR will preach at st.
Johns Baptist church next SUNDAY,
october 3rd, in the afternoon, and at
Ehrhardt that night.
Go to Mrs. K. I. Shuck & Co.'s Oc-
sober 9Th and 7th and see their dis
play of pattern hats, and full line
ef dress novelties, trimmings, etc.
Read the advertisements IN The
Herald and then patronize those mer.
chants who advertise with us. Tell
them you saw their ad. in The Her.
aid.
7 love my sweetheart, but oh! you
College Singing Girls.
If anybody has a good mich COW
that they wish to sell, they can get IN
touch with buyer by calling at this
Office. We have q customer Tor
good COW.
Come to see the lonely man with
the lively College Girls.
Mr.. C. F. Ellzey has been elected
rs warden of the town Of Denmark
to fill the the vacancy caused oy the
eesignation of Mr.. H. r. G1llam' VINO
was elected town clerk and treasurer
Ladies' tailored suits, latest New
York styles, at w. D. Rhoad's.
Next Monday is the first Monday
In the month and sales day. only
one public sale is to be made and
that by Master H. c. Folk, who WILL
eell a tract of land, which is adver-
tised in this newspaper.
Pansy -four, few equals, no superb
ors, cheap at W. D. Rhoad's.
In remitting for his subscription
Nr. S. L. Milhous, OF Valdosta, Ga,
says that he enjoys reading The Her
aid very much. Our growing list
testiies to the fact that The Herald
"a enjoyed by it's subscribers.
Go to Mrs. X. I. Shuck & Co.'s Oc-
tober 9Th and 7th and see their dis
Dlay of pattern hats, and q full line
Of dress novelties, trimmings, etc.,
Listen for the College Singing
Girls.
Cotton went up to thirteen cents
last Thursday, and those people who
sold cotton on contracts last summer
IRE getting sick Of their deal. NO
doubt there will be little cotton sold
ahead in this section hereafter.
Buy tickets early for the College
Singing Girls. Avoid the rush.
Work has commenced on the re-
modelling Of the Mayfower Inn. It
as the intention of Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooker to add number OF rooms
and make the Inn one Of the very
Aandsomest hotels in this part of the
State.
If you haven't got a girl, take my
girl to the College Singing Girls.
A representative Of the Southern
Railway was here this week to see
the board of public works in refer
ence to furnishing water to the rail-
road for their engines. 1t is likely
that the railroad will erect tank at
this point and get the water from
the city for their engines.
II you want to save money on bug
gies and wagons, see G.. Frank Bam-
berg's line and get prices. He can
deliver the goods.
Ensign D. Graham Copeland writes
US from New York that he has been
detached from duty on the U. S. S.
Kansas, and has reported on board
the u. S. S. Dixie, and asks that we
change the address Of his paper &C
eordingly. Mr.. Copeland also kindly
congratulates us on the very excel
lent sheet we are getting out, for
which kind words We thank him.
Meet me at the Carlisle Fitting
School auditorium Saturday night,
October End, where the College Girls
1re singing.
The Herald likes to accommodate
its customers, but many of our pa
irons have a habit Of waiting until
Tuesday Of each week TO change
their ads, and as we print on
Wednesday, it is impossible to
change their ads. without working
1t night and doing a lot Of extra
work. Therefore, we must have
changes of ads. hereafter on Monday
Latest styles in vehicles at G.
Frank Bamberg's. Bought right and
will be sold the same way. See his
line before you buy.
Ladies, if you want to see pretty
things in millinery, attend the fall
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