The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1910-04-07
Thr Banthrrg Hrralh
Thursday, April Z, 1910
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items Of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

If it is for the ladies, you will find
It at Hooton's.
Mr.. G. J. S. Brooker has our
thanks for bunch of fine asparagus.
II you don't like Bamberg, move.
There is no room here for knock
ers" anyway.
The district conference Of the Ep-
worth League meets at Denmark
April 22nd to Oath.
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We notice that several from Bam-
berg have entered the Augusta
Chronicles subscription contest.
Nessrs. C. J. S. Brooker, Henry F.
Bamberg, c. R. Brabham, and others
are shipping asparagus this year.
If you are hunting for a pair OF
suede slippers, c. R. Brabham's Sons
store is the place. Just received a
nice line yesterday.
w. A. Reckling, Columbia's fine
photographer, will be here April
14th, 18th, and 18th. Have some
fine photographs made while he is
here.
The sale of real estate advertised
by the Master was not held last Mon
day, as the Conrad Ehrhardt Co.,
who holds a mortgage on the land,
obtained an injunction against the
sale.
Have you seen that line of f1axons
at E. A. Hooton's?
= Our young friend, Mr.. Chas. D.
Fielder, who has been at Sanderson,
Fla, for some time, writes us to
change his paper to Woodbine, Ca,
as he has been promoted to the
agency at that place.
No doubt the county candidates
will begin to make themselves known
about time for the memorial at Riv-
ers' Bridge. They generally en-
brace this opportunity to shake
hands with the dear people.
Another shipment Of skirts and
waists Just in at Hooton's.
Mr.. J. F. Kilgus, our baker, says
that in a few days he will make up
some bread from cotton seed meal
-four, as this experiment is now be-
Ing exploited. He wants to make
the bread just to see what it is really
like.
Our kind young friend Mr.. G. C..
Chandler, who now lives in Florence,
sent us q subscription for another
party few days ago. In his letter
he says: HE sees my copy some
times and says it's the best paper he
reads"
Be sure and see our line of laces
and nets before you buy.
E. A. HooToN.
BY the way, don't you think that
last weeks issue of The Herald was
= pretty newsy paper? When you
think Of getting out such paper and
doing lot OF job work besides, with
q small force, you can imagine how
busy the editor was, as he is anything
from devil to editor.
We will receive another shipment
of spring and summer silks the last
Of this week. E.. A. HOOTON.
When a business man sees young
clerk spending more money than he
makes-that is, living in style
which he knows the salary of the
young man does not warrant, what
w yOu oORPOoS 40 SAS AAASsASSsSA~
conclusion of the business man as to
where the young fellow is getting
the money?
We have received an invitation to
witness the presentation Of the sill
YER service to the battleship South
Carolina, which will take place in
the city of Charleston on Tuesday,
April 18th, at twelve o'clock, noon.
Also a card to the reception at the
Charleston Hotel the same evening,
to be rendered to the officers Of the
battleship.
The Herald is always glad to pub
:lish news letters from every section
of the county, and we are pleased
to note the increasing disposition OF
our friends from different sections
of the county to write US the news