The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-05-06
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief ite..l> OF Interest Throughout
tie Town and County.

tie Town and County.
can save YOU money on rugs.
G. o. SIMMONS.
Tie closing exercises OF the cOlored
graded school are being held TINS
week.
The annual meeting Of stocnhold-
erS OF TIE Cotton On Company was
held last Monday.
Severa, Young people from Bam-
berg attended dance at Ehrhardt
last Thursday night.
A car load OF fruit jars. OF all
sizes, at Hunters hardware store, to
be retailed at very low prices. Also.
everything in my line.
Everything brand new at Sim
mons's furniture store.
The Herald's advertising patronage
keeps up very well this spring. We
trust it will continue. for we cannot
afford to print eight pages each week
without advertisements.
See Klauber's page ad. in this is
sue. He will have great clearance
sale, commencing Wednesday. May
3 IL, anu loi hllVSh Nels .
Note the special prices quoted.
The base ball team of the Orange
burg Collegiate Institute will come
to Bamberg this Thursday morning
and will play against the Carlisle Fit
ting School this and tomorrow after
Moons, on the campus.
1t may sound like Dragging, but it
or
say it, The Bamberg Herald, the
nection is one Of the biggest adver-
tisements Bamberg has.
Mr.. J. B. Watkins, who will again
be superintendent of the oil mill here
the coming year, has arrived in the
city with his family, and is occupy
ing the residence on Railroad ave-
nue., next to Henry F. Bamberg.
In Klauber's advertisement the
36-inch black Peau de Sole silk
should be quoted at SO cents yard,
and this is the price at which it will
be sold. Through Typographical
error, it is printed SO cents a yard.
The town election Tuesday was
very quiet, and small vote was
polled. The registration was very
light, being only a little more than
200, and of these only 1853 people
voted. Our people should take more
interest in town affairs.
See the page ad. of the American
Realty & Auction Co. in this issue.
They will have big auction sale of
sixty choice building lots OF the U.
! Frank Bamberg property, near his
residence, at 1:30 p. m. to-day
(Thursday) This sale will give
great impetus to real estate dealing
in. Bamberg.
Mr.. William B. Cauthen has open
ed a library at the residence of Mr..
J. A. Bates, with Mrs. Heidtman in
charge as librarian. Will order any
book or magazine called for by pat
rons. Books and magazines rented
at &c. per day or soc. per month. The
public is invited to call and see the
reading matter on hand.
Among the visitors in attendance
on the Sunday-school convention last
week was Mr. J. Crun Smoak, of the
Hunters Chapel section, who is deep
ly lAlSiSStSO LII SAl NNoSostNAA
and Sunday-school work. He is the
eldest son of Mr.. NJ. Smoak, and is
one of the most successful teacher
graduates of the Carlisle Fitting
School. .
Mrs. w. G. Sease, of Orangeburg,
died in hospital in Charleston last
Saturday night. She had been i'll for
some time, and had gone to the hos
pital for treatment. Mrs. Sease was
the wife of Mr.. w. G. Sease, who
formerly lived in Bamberg, but is
now cashier of the Planters Bank in
Orangeburg. The family has num-
Der of relatives in this county.
The highest bid so sar on the piano
to be sold to the highest bidder is
$4,000. The bids will close on the
2lst instant, so if you want to get
a piano at a bargain. leave your bid
with the editor Of The Bamberg
Herald at once. Somebody is going
to get a rare bargain in high-grade
piano. Call at The Herald Book
Store and see this fine instrument.