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G. FRAP HUE CTA/ UYC 01VI The Largest , of fE233S3SS?e<?SSS |TH ill SB We have jus ffl Clothing. We Come and see y, for Ladies, also I cerized Goods, 1 Ginghams, Pe other new kind Our White, ' t'SWjw ' / w ' ? \ stylish. We h; | i in price from 9, ! 1 0? i; I I Sai If ? be St-lfl T4- -i (?1) J C.P M B afm ber PBT30DBDOQJCS3X3JDOC Personal Mention. ?Miss Bertha Gray, of Charleston, is visiting relatives here. * ?Rev. M. W. Hook, of Laurens, was here to take part in the services Sunday. ?Mr. Joe J. Brabham, of the Buford's j Bridge section, was in the city last S? t urday. i ?Rev. T. C. O'Dell, of Mullins, was! here Sunday to attend the dedicatory i exercises. ?Bishop W. W. Duncan was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. \V. Knight during his stay here. '?Messrs. T. W. Dan nelly and J. H. i Kinard, of the Ehrhardt section, were in the city last Thursday. ?Mrs. J. M. Patrick, of Anderson,! spent a few days here this week as the ' guest of Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg. ?Mrs. Bessie Holley left last Monday i forNorth to take her position as milliner, j She will be away until some time in ; t June. ?Mr. L. S. Mattison, of Columbia, superintendent of agencies for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co., spent several days in the city this week. 1 ?" "* xr ?:? t\ } i ?.Presiding muer jianuu juai jjuu, auu ; Mr. B. Hart Moss, of Orangeburg, spent Sunday in the city, attending the dedica-) tion of the new Methodist church. ?Rev J. K. Hair, field agent of the I x Baptist Courier, and Rev. S. P. Hair,; . spent several days in Bamberg this week.! They were the guests of Dr. Geo. F. Hair. ?Mr. Conrad Hartz, of Ehrhardt, cashier of Ehrhardt Banking Co., was in the city Monday. He says the bank will open up for business about the first of April. "*r nn/1 MlCCPC PlirfJ ' ?Airs, .u. .'V. cmiiu ouu .uu?>?, v/o.u Lee Hook ami Lucile Smith, of Coluni-; bia, who have been on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Jennings, returned home j j last Monday. j ?Rev. Peter Stokes left Monday morn- J ing for Greenwood, where he goes as a member of the committee to investigate the charges against Rev. C. W. Creighton. i This committee met in Greenwood yesterday, and will make an investigation i and report if a trial be necessary. They 1 will have nothing to do with a" trial in 1 case one is held, but that matter will be handled at the annual conference. Rev. T. C. O'Dell is also a member of the com ? i_u.ivv.vv. r <K BAMBE ?D E A L E R 1 IN ;k and vtHici : Stock In thL the State )IN( iviui i t received a very h can fit anybody fr : our well selected Sh all kinds of Lawns Batiste, Hulle and \ Tcales, Galatea C Is of goods. ran and Black Slij ave white slippers 5c to $2.25. nples will be, as cheap as is to your ad g * SBBEaBgBBEeBBBaS ! ?Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kirkland, of Olar, ; were here Sunday. ?Messrs. A. W. Brabham and Alonzo Gohagen, of ihe Olar section, were in the city yesterday. ?Dr. H. Manning Brabham, of the Buford's Bridge section, was in the citv yesterday. SHAW'S PURE MALT clears the cobwebs from the brain?gives vigor to old age. For sale at the Dispensary. | J. ALDRICH WYMAN! ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Loans Negotiated. Collections a Specialty ? | BAMBERG, S. C. f! Office Upstairs, Next to Bank ; \ The "Modern Method" system of j high-grade tailoring introduced by L. E. Hays & Co., of Cincinnati, O., i satisfies good dressers everywhere, j All Garments Made Strictly to Your Measure ! ^ at moderate prices. 500 styles of foreign i " and domestic fabrics from which to choose. ? j Ask your dealer to shew you our line, or if i . not represented, write to us for particulars. j 1 L. E. HAYS (SL CO. ' CINCINNATI. OHIO. ! :Rfi A0' vl Tyson & I Taylor & ( | J Anch' ULtJ | Rock 1 Po 1 ?V\7 A 4X1 I J JJA. s Part Americi Yorkv w\ iey on Vc arge stock of Boys om 3 years old up lirt Waists & Skirt ,FailletteSilk,Mer /oiles, Silk Tissues loth, and severa \ ppers are new anc for ladies ranging sent on reque anybocty's, : vantage to c 1ABJ I I ~ ^ a?m aMMagB^saar bhmmhkm H M. GRAHAM^ ATTORNEY-AT-LAW BAMBERG. S. C. Dffice in Folk Building, j LABORERS WANTED. 1 Wanted irom forty to fifty men at once : o work about saw-mill, railroad and j roods. Good wacres to crood workers. THE MILLER LUMBER CO., Ulmers, S. C. i 2NT FOR V Jones Buggy Co. ^anaday Buggy Co. j ^ or Buggy Co. o Ha( lill Buggy Co. | Chat, Manufacturing Co. ... r<. Stud mi vyjunagt: ille Buggy Co. Hen S33^3S^33SS3S2SS )F 5 )ur Sp>rin^ All kinds of L i. ; Gentlemen si Tan, Pearl Gre\ 5 Just received > and one solid < * mixed car of b one=half cars of I We are specia f the American G< > shoe for the moi 'St. We guar if not we wi all and see o 1AM ?H|E? "pTsf MEN'S,YOUTHS' The most economics are better made an than other suits sc NONE GENUINE WITHOUT 1 FOR S W. D. F BAMBERG, A M. BRABHAM l I FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE Only First-class Companies Represented. A Portion of Your Business Solicited. Office at Store of C. R. Brabham & Son. . . . i /AGONS i Hickory Wagon Company . /I X17 /"? I w a^un v^uiiipauy O tanooga Wagon Company I J ebaker Wagon Company derson AY ago 11 Company ? Purchase .aces and Embroidc lould call and see < % Black and Panair a car load of flour, a car of No. i timotl est corn and hay, each. il agents for the An entleman Shoes knc ney in the world. antee our pric 11 make then ur line. s & S( South < J^Hh mrnm irml HING mid tors* suits HUOBBBHOMHBM il to buy because they d fit more perfectly . i j n .1 n mu ai rupuiar trices rHE LABEL ON THE COLLAR ALE BY iH O A D = SOUTH CAROLINA jw. P. RILEY,i FIRE LIFE I j ACCIDENT INSURANCE. BAMBERG. S. # ' . - ' ' . -v: : Give us a Calf! You'll Find a Big Lot to Select From ?Prices and Terms Right > lorses and Mules ALWAYS -j ON HAND : 7\i rl i Ill US I - i irics. I ?|| )ur large stock of 1 | la Hats. B ;-|| l solid car of corn | 1 liy hay; also one | m making one and | ; lerican Lady and jj j wn to be the best |. esto . I |'|i 1 so, ' | J *2$ ' ' S ';JS 9NS Carol i na | ======================= G. Moye Dickinson,1 1 INSURANCE. 1 FIRE, LIFE, TORAADO, ACCIDENT. .M LIABILITY, CASUALTY. 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