The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-10-14

The books for the collection OF
State and county taxes open to-mor-
row (Friday.)
Complete line of coat suits and
sweater coats at Hooton's.
For shoes and clothing go to J. A.
Byrd's. Big stock anC can suit any
body. Prices right.
We offer a good child's shoe, sizes
8 to 2, at only 9Oc. pair, special Tor
Saturday at Klaubers cash store.
Whiskey was very much in eyi-
dence among the negroes here last
Saturday night, and several fights
was the result.
Another shipment of those wonder
| full skirts. The best value ever
offered for $3.50. Cn sale Saturday
at Klauber's.
Speaking of paid in advance sub
scribers this newspaper has plenty OF
subscribers on its list who are paid
ten years in advance and a number
who are paid six and seven years
ahead.
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.
A private note from Mr.. Henry
Stokes, who is attending Clemson
College, says that all the Bamberg
boys there enjoy reading The Herald
very much. In fact he says he thinks
they would get home-sick without 1t.
All sorts Of good things to eat, new
and fresh at w. P. Herndon's.
At the present price of cotton, 1t
only takes pounds to pay for The
Herald an entire yeac. BY the way,
if not a subscriber, there is no time
like the present to have your name
put on our list. Well give you good
value for your dollar.
Crawford Morris, the sixteen-year-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Morris,
died at their home in the Clear Pond
section Monday night Of last week,
after a short illness. The burial
took place Tuesday afternoon at
Bethesda cemetery.
Ladies, we are agents for The
American Ladies' Tailoring Co., and
can make your suit, coat or skirt to
your measure. We guarantee you
perfect fit. Prices reasonable. Sam
pies on display at Bamberg and Den
mark. kLAUBEh ..
In a letter remitting for his sub
scription to The Herald, Mr.. c. c.
Fields, of Odom, Ca, writes us that
the farmers of South Georgia are
gathering their cotton rapidly. Sea
Island cotton is bringing % cents a
pound, and upland cotton has reach
ed the IA cents notch.
Horses, mules, buggies, wagons,
harness, etc., at Jones Bros. Prices
reasonable A new load Of stock just
received.
The high price of -four at this time,
with no prospect that it will be lower
for some time to come, ought to I'm
press farmers with the Importance
of including wheat in the crops to be
planted for another year. On nearly
every farm there is some land suit
able for wheat, and with ordinary
care in planting and protecting
against stock in the early months OF
the year a good yield is reasonably
certain from such land.
If you care to save money on bag
ging and ties, get prices from us. We
are oyerstocked, and will sell at about
cost.
C. R. BRABHAM'S SONS.
Rev. r. U. Cox, who went from
the Rowesville section in this county
to Denmark several years ago, is do
ing we'll in his adopted home. He
carries on a large blacksmith and
wheelwright business and Is one Of
Denmark's prominent residents. Mr..
D. N. Cox, his brother, is also doing
well in the mercantile business. We
note the success Of these two former
Orangeburg boys with plasure.-
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
J. A. Byrd has large stock OF
Douglas shoes for men and boys, hne
shoes for ladies, clothing for men and
boys, hats, etc., which he Is selling at
close prices. He wants a chance at
your trade.
Peter Middleton and Curley Liv-
ingston, two negro boys, got into q
fight on Main street last SATURDAY
night, and Middleton cut Livingston
on the ear and throat, severing an
artery, and Livingston lost consider
able blood before his wound was
dressed. He ran as soon as he was
cut, and was very weak from loss of
blood when at last he came in and
surrendered. The case has not been
tried yet, as Livingston is not well
enough to appear. In the meantime
Middleton is out on bond.
Mrs. Lewis Kinard has accepted a
position at Hooton's dressmaking
parlor, where she will be glad to see
her friends.
New Advertisements.
G. o. Simmons-Our Fall Display
of Choice Furniture.
F.. O. Kirsch-Big Bargains at