The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-09-02
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

will pay zoe per dozen for eggs
G. A. Ducker.
Views of Bamberg for sale at The
Herald Book store.
Post cards five cents a dozen a.
The Herald Book store.
See the new ad. of the Marjenhoh
Company in this issue.
See the new ad. of w. P. Herndon'
the grocer, in this issue.
Nice feather busters. Csc. ana ooc'
at The Herald Book Store.
Nothing succeeds like SUCCESS
Try an ad. in The Herald.
See w. G. Hutto at Copelands oe-
fore you sell your cotton SEED.
NV residence for sale.
]. A. WYMAN.
wANTED.-To buy a good milcn
cow. Apply at The Bamoerg Heral'
Office.
Cotton is coming in now at live
" rate, and the price so far is very
satisfactory.
stetson hats, Savoy shirts, schloss
Bros. clothing, perfection IN eacn
line, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Read the advertisements in Inc
Herald. Those merchants who ed
yertise have bargains to ofer you
and will treat you right.
The summer swallows are return
fpz MANY o. Bamberg's people
snent the hot months in the noun
tains and at summer resorts.
Mr.. w. M. McCue has been car
rying his left hand in sling for the
past week. A mule kicked him on
his hand, breaking the thumb.
Mrs. F. E. Price will continue to
handle the newspapers heretofore
sold by her father, Mr.. Jos. Dlckln-
son, and all customers can obtain the
papers at the store of L. G. Price,
where they will be on sale.
Mr.. ]. B. Watkins has resigned as
superintendent of the oil mill at this
place, and has accepted the superin-
tendency of a mill in Georgia. He
left Monday afternoon. His sue
eessor here has not yet been selected.
The dispensary was opened last
Friday morning but was closed soon
after being opened, by order OF
member of the county board. How
ever it was opened the same after
noon, and has been supplying the
thirsty since.
The ginnery at the oil mill has
gotten ready to run, and the first
bale of cotton for this season was
ginned there last Saturday. The
company is also operating the plant
OF the Farmers Gin Co., just above
town, which they purchased last
spring.
Bro. S. P. Hair wrote us last week
too late for that issue: please pub
lish this week that Clients Branch
church will be dedicated Sunday,
August %. All Indebtedness on lot,
building and furniture has been can
celled. There will be revival SER
vices the week following. Baptist
Courier.
We were glad to see in The
Courier Office few days ago DR.. J.
B. Black, of Bamberg. He was on a
visit to friends in Greenville. He
was enthusiastic over the results Of
the. recent election in Bamberg, and
very happy that prohibition won in
his county by such handsome ma
jority. Courier.
Mrs. w. C. Ray, one of our valued
who has The Herald
sent to her at Tampa, Fla, writes us
rs follows in renewing her subscrip-
tion: II can't do without The
Herald. I am always anxious for
Friday to come so can get my paper
to read. It makes me think of my
old home in Bamberg county"
See the new advertisement of s.
Finn, the jeweler, in this issue. He
will open a branch jewelry store at
Ehrhardt by the 18th instant, and
same will be in charge of an exper-
fenced watch maker and jeweler. He
will keep the best goods, and special
will be given to the repair
ing of watches, clocks, and jewelry.
Yes, Hutto, at Copeland's store,
buys cotton seed. Don't forget this
when you go to sell.
MI. Emory A. Hoot0n mas pur-
chased from Mrs. 8. II. Counts the
lot on Railroad Avenue next to her
and he will not build
where he originally intended. The
material he had put on the other
lot is being moved, and he will
soon begin the erection of resi-
dence on the lot next to Mrs.
Counts.
II you want the very highest
prices for your cotton seed, see Hut
to at Copeland's before you sell.
That was an unusual but right
sort of union meeting held at Binna-
kers, Bamberg county, last week by
Revs. T. e. Morris, Methodist, Of
Denmark, and W. G. Britton, Bap-
tist, of Barnwell. They preached
alternately for several days and got
along as nicely as if both had been
members of the same church,
Barnwell People.
Get w. G. Hutto at Copeland's to
make you an offer on your cotton
seed before you sell them.
oont1onoon from Auonsto uac in