The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-04-14
The Bamthfrg Hrralh
Thursday, April Il, 1910
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.
Big line sample box papers and
tablets just in at The Herald Book
Store. Big bargains.
Get your screen doors and win7
dows, ice cream freezers, ETC., at
Hunters hardware store.
Clean up should be the motto OF
our citizens for this week and next,
and then keep your premises clean.
See the line of sample box papers
and tablets at The Herald Book
Store. Biggest values you ever saw.
There was light rain in Bam-
berg Tuesday night of this week. 1t
is now believed that the drought is
broken, and that we will get more
= this week.
w. A. Reckling, the photographer,
is here. He arrived Tuesday night,
and is ready to do your work. Sat
urday will be his last day here, SO
come early.
Remember that Reckling, the pho
tographer of Columbia, will be IN
Bamberg on Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday of this week. Have your
work done while he is here.
Have you seen those white wash
skirts at Hooton's?
The lobby of the post Office has
been painted md kalsomined, which
makes quite a difference in it's ap-
pearance. Now if some new boxes
and, other furniture will be put in,
the improvement will be still greater.
Ruchings of all kinds at E. A.
Hooton's.
Ernest, the sixteen-months-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A, Sanders, died
last Thursday night after a short
illness. The little one had pneu-
4monia following measles. The burial
took place Friday afternoon at South
end, cemetery, Rev. T. . G, Herbert
conducting the services. -.
Be sure and see those new silks
at Hooton's before you buy.
The early closing of the stores
win commence next Monday after
noon, instead of the 18th (Friday)
as it was thought well to start the
early closing with the first of the
week, this being generally agreed
on. Commencing Monday afternoon
the stores will close at six o'clock,
so do your shopping early.
In town for few days at Hoo
toms, new shipment Of baby Irish
laces.
3 Last week Mr.. G. B. Clayton, Of the
Ehrhardt section, a progressive farm
\ or, sold a load of home raised hams
s In this city, and they brought twenty
!. cents the pound. Mr.. Clayton is only
one OF the many farmers in that sec
tion who raises not only meat for
themselves and plantation, but they
( raise some to sell. Other Bamberg
& county farmers could do so with a
good profit.
= The largest line of turban pins and
. barretts ever seen in Bamberg at E.
A. Hooton's. ~
The taking of the census begins
Friday morning OF this week, and we
trust that the enumerators in this
county will take especial pains to
!. take a full and correct census. This
is too important a matter to be slight
ed, and we want all the population
coming to us. If we find that any
enumerator is careless in his work
and skipping people, we shall not
hesitate to report the matter, because
this work is too important to be
carelessly done.
Ten dozen waist fronts to select
from at e. A. Hooton's. \
The case of w. P. Brume against
the Southern Railway has, been re-
versed by the State Supreme Court.
It will be remembered that Mr..
Blume brought suit against the rail-
road for building the freight depot
at it's present site, thereby shutting
him off from an entrance to his prop
erty, the contention of the plaintiff
being that street was closed by the
building Of the depot. The jury rem
dered verdict for the plaintiff, and
gave something like $1,000 dam
ages. This decision of the Supreme
Court is a victory for the railroad,
but no doubt the case will now come
back for another trial.