The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-11-04
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Thursday, Nov. 25, 1909.
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

The colored graded school opened
last Monday morning.
Court convenes here next Monday,
Judge G. w. Gage presiding.
Oh, you Glee Club. We are all
going.
Did you take the children to the
circus? Why, of course you did.
Mr.. merchant, an ad. in The Her
aid is a mighty good investment.
Sure the Chicago Glee Club is fine.
Didn't we promise you nothing but
the best?
A number from Bamberg went to
Charleston last week to attend fes-
tival week.
Seats selling fast for Glee Club.
Phone Mr.. Quattlebaum for tickets.
The Citizens Exchange Bank of
Denmark opened up for business last
week in it's new building.
Busiest place in town: Simmons
Hardware Company, where seats for
Glee Club are being sold.
Advertising space in The Herald
is a good investment, as those who
have tried it have found out.
Telephone No. SO is where you get
your tickets for the Glee Club.
New residences continue to be
built in Bamberg. The town is grow
ing and improving all the time.
Merry Widow is rich mans to-
bacco, but sold at poor mans price,
get it from G.. R. Brabham's Sons.
The house on lower Main street,
lately occupied by J. F. Brabham
and family, is for rent. Apply to j.
A. Spann.
1t is high time something was be-
ing done as to organizing fire de-
partment. If a fire should break
out, an organization would be much
needed. Organized effort is what
counts at fire.
Everybody is going to hear the
trombone solo by the Chicago Glee
Club. Why not you?
Mr.. Philip Murphy has had work
begun on a brick building on Main
street, next to the dispensary. 1t will
be used when completed by Mr.. j. B.
Brickle as an automobile garage,
bicycle repair shop, etc.
There's some class to Chicago
Glee Club.
Messrs. C.. w. Garris and w. L..
Riley, of Denmark, are the only ones
from Bamberg county who will at
tend the Taft luncheon in Columbia
Saturday, and incidentally cough up
SO for the privilege.
Hear the Chicago Glee Club and be
convinced that we are presenting the
best line of attractions to the public.
Mr.. Henry W. Adams has been ap-
pointed mail carrier on route number
one, this being the route formerly
carried by J. NJ. Steedly. Mr. Sam
Harrison has been carrying the mail
on this route as substitute for the
past few months.
Am ready to take your order for
Thanksgiving fruit cakes. Fresh sup
ply of raisins, citron, and other fruit
cake materials just in. Also all kinds
Of favoring and spices. j. F. K1LGUS.
Miss Rameille Rice, daughter of
Mr.. H. C. Rice, will be married at the
e. DSuudlh MCIuoOloI SuulSh OA NSo-
nesday afternoon, November 10th, to
Mr.. Gedney Main Brown. After the
ceremony a reception and supper will
be given at the Denmark hotel.
Am ready to take your order for
Thanksgiving fruit cakes. Fresh sup
ply of raisins, citron. and other fruit
cake materials just in. Also all kinds
of fiavoring and spices. j. F. KILGUS.
Rev. Jno. P. Simpson, pastor of
the mill chapel, preached at Trinity
Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing, in the absence of Rev. T. G.
Herbert, who is at St. George assist
ing in revival meeting. There was
no preaching at the church in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mcbride
Speaks have issued invitations to the
wedding of their daughter, William
Robert Meriwether, to DR.. Furman
Butler McCrackin, the popular man
ager of the Peoples Drug Co., of this
city. The wedding will occur on
Wednesday evening, November 10th,
at Trinity Methodist church.
Am ready to take your order for
Thanksgiving fruit cakes. Fresh sup
ply of raisins, citron, and other fruit
cake materials just in. Also all kinds
of flavoring and spices. ]. F. KILGUS.
In conversation with Mr.. ]. w.
Barnes, of the Cope section, few
days ago, he told us that he made
two bales of cotton to the acre on a
good part of his farm this year, and
that he has not sold bale for less
than thirteen cents. He has a lot
of cotton on hand now, and he ex-
poets to get at least fifteen cents or
more for it.
Why do you spend your money for
inferior tobacco when you can buy
Merry Widow from c. R. Brabhams
Sons at the same price that you have
to pay for the common kind else
where?
Mr.. M. Moye has sold his horses,
mules, wagons, log carts, etc., and
discontinued his timber business.
He Is with C. R. Brabham's Sons dur
ing the illness of Mr.. A. M. Brab-