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* Hamberg Thursday, Dec. 6th, 1906 Short Locals. Our merchants are beginning to open up Christmas goods. The State Baptist convention decided to meet in Oraugeburg uext year. During Christmas wtek our people will see the necessity of paving Main street. Most of the Fitting School students spent the holidays of last week at their UUU1CO. Mr. W. M. Brabham is having a new barn and stables erected at his residence in this city. There was a good crowd here last Monday acd our merchauts seemed to be doing some business. Watarworks on Main street at least and good streets and sidewalks are the next improvements in order. Underwear, all kinds, cheap at W. D. Rhoad's. On a trip over in Orangeburg county last Sunday we noticed that several people were holding cotton. The Herald wants a correspondent at every post office in the county. Come to see us or write us about it. Klauber is continuing the great reduction sale. Be sure to visit his store every Saturday, as special prices prevail that day. Give us good streets and sidewalks, gentlemen of the city council. Our people will not object to the expense, we feel sure. Those Xmas suits and overcoats for yourself and the boys cheap at W. D. Rhoad's. Now is the time to pave Main street, for the city's finances were never in better condition. Let waterworks and paved streets be the slogan. All winter lap-robes going at prime cost at G. Frank Bamberg's. The depot here has been draped in \ mourning for several days, on account of the death of Samuel Spencer, president of the Southern Railway.. norcnnal nrnnprtv of the estate UUUiv f T J of the late Dr. E. H. Dowling is to be sold at auction on Saturday, December 16th. See the ad. in another column. \ Nice line cloth and kid gloves at W. D. Rhoad's. Saturday was the last day for paying the income tax without a penalty. We wonder how many people in Bamberg county paid this tax, yet we are sure some are liable. We can sell now every i>ound of meal and hulls we can make this season, and we advise all parties to secure their immediate and prospective supplies. The Cotton Oil Co. The new ad. of the Bamberg Furniture and Hardware Co. tells you about their stock of goods suitable for Christmas ;V-.; presents. They have a variety of choice . goods at reasonable prices. See the ad. If you want a fine lap-robe, go to G. Frank Bamberg's and buy one at first J cost. They must be sold." J The money for paying the managers of } election has been received. The State managers will call on Mr. J. F. Carter at the court bouse and the Federal managers on Mr. R. M. Bruce at The Herald . office. For the winter you will need good shoes. You can find them for yourself and children at W. D. Rhoad's. Mr. G. 0. Simmons has bought the house of Mr. J. M. Jennings next to Mayor G. Moye Dickinson, and will move a - * ?- n to town in a lew days. jnr. Jennings fwill return to his home place on the edge ^ y of town. jcjt *? Supervisor E. C. Bruce brought us last i Saturday two mammoth turnips of the I purple top variety. One of them measured twenty-four inches around. They were raised by a colored man named Alonzo Johnson. ? i Nothing nicer than a barrel of good a flour for Xmas. You can get Pansy, the l( best made, at W. JD. Rhoad's. \ Mr. M. 0. Kinard has bought a lot and bouse in town, which he will rent, he buying the property solely as an investment. We are glad to see such good citizens as Mr. Kinard invest their money j in Bamberg, and hope he will decide to t move here. There was only one public sale last Monday, that being by the Master, of a tract of land in Fispond township, con- taining two hundred and nineteen acres. It was sold in the case of Elliott V. Steedly vs. Elliott F. Steedly, and was bought in by John R. Bellinger, Esq., for Mrs. Steedly for $850. The Planters Mercantile Company opened up for business this week, this firm having taken over the business of D. H. Counts & Co. Mr. W. M. Brabham is president; J. E. Felder, formerly bookkeeper for J. A. Byrd, is secretary and treasurer, and the clerks are Messrs G. C. Chandler, Mike Ayer and F. W. Free. A long distance 'phone message from Rev. Peter Stokes received this (Wednes- " day) morning gives the news that Mr. I Stokes is returned to the Bamberg church, I which will be pleasant information to his I large circle of friends. But of course we ? all expected that he would be sent back. Rev. James W. Kilgo, who has been pre siding elder of the Spartan ourg aismcc, will be oar new presiding elder. News was received here Tuesday morning of the death of Mrs. J. W. Smoak, of Young's Island, but who formerly lived here. She had been sick for some time with a cancer of the breast, which was the cause of her death. Mrs. Smoak t was a daughter of Mrs. Martha Antley, * of the Fork section of Orangeburg county. She was about 85 years, old and leaves her husband and three children. Her remains were laid to rest at Ebenezer Methodist church over in Orangeburg county yesterday morning. New Advertisements. " w a inanher?Reduction Sale Con- I tinned. P. A. Carroll, Agent for Heirs?Notice to Debtors and Creditors. P.A.Carroll, Agent for Heirs?Personal Property for Sale. The Cotton Oil Co.?Notice. Bamberg Furniture and Hardware Co. ?For Christmas. THEODORE KOHN. Be sure to read Kohn's big ad. this I week. His sixth great mill and factory sale starts next Saturday, December 8th, ' and continues for ten days. You will be 11 astonished at the prices quoted. Never e have such magnificent bargains been 1 offered in this part of the country, and 0 you should surely visit his store during c the sale. Railroad fare paid to purchas- ? ers. Note the prices in his ad. A . 7 . v~ v>> : i. v*c : ' V * I have a beautiful line of winter lap robes which I will sell at first cost from pow until January. Come and see them. G. Frank Bamberg. Floods the body with warm, glowing vitality, makes the nerves strong, quickens circulation, restores natural vigor, makes you feel like one born again. Hollister's Ri cky Mountain Tea, 35cents. H. F- HOOVER. I must get rid of a large stock of winter lap robes, and I will sell them at cost until January. See me for a bargain. G. Frank Bamberg. AnrAin iinnnro OrtUIHLJjUIIUCO. Advertisements Under this Head 25c For 25 Words or Less. NOTICE?Until further notice the Cotton Oil Company will run their ginnery on Wednesdays and Fridays only. Govern yourself accordingly. The Cotton "Oil Company. FOR RENT.?A four horse farm near Denmark. Land in high state of cultivation. R. C. HARDWICK, Denmark, S. C. FOR SALE.?Hand made shingles, 18 inches long, 4 inches wide. Write me for prices on what you want. G- W. BEARD, JR., Route No. 2. Bamberg, S. C. Notice to Debtors and Creditors. All persons owing the estate of Dr. E. H. Dowling will make immediate payment to me, and those having claims against said estate will present same,duly attested, on or before December 15th. P. A. CARROLL, Agent for Heirs. Bamberg, S. C., December 4,1906. Personal Property For Sale. On Saturday, December loth, at eleven o'clock a. m., I will sell at auction at the residence of the late Dr. E. H. Dowling, to the highest bidder, for cash, the following personal property: Three 2-horse wagons, six one-horse wagons, all in good condition; one carriage, one backboard, mowing machine and rake, and other farming implements, consisting of one and two-horse plows, hoes, gears, etc. Also fifty or more bushels of peas, some corn and fodder. P. A. CARROLL, Agent for Heirs. Bamberg, S. C., December 4,1906. Ladies Read fly Free Offer. Try a home treatment ten days free. This wonderful female remedy cures leucorrhoea, ulceration, prolapsus,tumors, menstrual disorders, and all female complaints. Package sent in plain wrapper, give it a trial, send address with stamp. MRS. J. C. HILTON, Kalb, S. C. Notice to Creditors and Debtors. All creditors of the late Mrs. E. A. Folk are hereby directed to render an account cf their demands, duly attested, to the undersigned. All parties due the es tate are requested to make prompt settlement of their indebtedness. G. E. HUTTO, Administrator. Midway, 8. C., November 20,1906. DR. G. F. HAIRT DENTAL SURGEON, Bamberg, S. C. In office every day in the week. Grat'uite of Baltimore College of Dental Surgery, class 1892. Membefr of 8. C. Dental Association. Office next to bank. Mm I IQTFR'Q tocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Busy Medicine for Busy People. Brings Golden Health and Renewed Vigor. A specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Liver nd Kidney troubles. Pimples, Eczema, Impure llood. Bad Breath, Sluggish Bowels. Headache nd Backache. Its Rocky Mountain Tea in tabJt form. 35 cents a box. Genuine made by Iollistkb Drug Company. Madison, Wis. fcOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE MONEY TO LOAN We are prepared to negotiate loans on improved farms at a low rate of interest, n sums from $500.00 to $10,000.00, for hree, five and ten years. J. O. PATTERSON, JR., J. W. PATTERSON, Barnwell. S. C. MONEY TO LOAN On farming lands. Easy terms; reasonable interest rates and long terms. Will take up mortgages or negotiate new loans.V.V.Y.Y J. ALDRICH WYMAN ATTORNEY?AT?LAW Examination of Titles a Specialty Office upstairs next to Bamberg Banking Co Porter Snowden Go. Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants Charleston, - - S. C. Florodora Extra Staple Cotton a Specialty CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED , TITLES LOANS I EXAMINED NEGOTIATED 8 J. ALDRICH WYMAN I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW fl Civil and Office upstairs, next to I I Criminal Practice Bamberg Banking Co. lirt D IS OFFERED TO ? ICLl WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE Ye earnestly request all young persons 10 matter how limited their means or ducation, who desire a thorough business raining and good position, to write at >nce for our great half-rate offer. Sue- , ess, independence and probable fortune ! ;uaranteed. Don't delay?write to-day. Ga.-Ala. Bus. College, flacon, Ga. ' 1. . * ' . . . MILLFA I of thousan QvnHSrafA "( IIMIVM WV J to be sold | The Big Sale Opens Theodon Mr. Goldman, one of the Mana: sentative has instructions from bargains. This Bargain Feast shipments of goods direct from been held in Orangeburg. FREE The Big Syndicate intends tha big enough and plentiful enou. Footing, the Syndicate agrees SYNDIC Buying $10.00 or over Buying $20.00 or over ~ 7TT i Tailored suits I 12 Misses American Woolen Serge, S Pony Jacket Snits, made up with sating lining?a handsome coat for B any lady. Real value $14. {1A 70 I Sale price $1". 10 I x 10 Mixed Qfey Novelty Suits, semi ' Jacket Coats, thoroughly up-to-date. I Value, $12.00. Sale pr ice, .M I 9 Handsome Plaid Grey 8uits, some I Etons, some Pony Jackets; {|7 LL E $17.50 values. Sale price, 5 Magnificent Chiffon Broadcloth Eton Suits, Silk Taffeta lined, all rich B colors, worth $25.00. Sale {1Q 77 price, ' I Skirt Specials. fl 50 Grey and Black Cheviot Skirts, all fl new models worth $3.00. ?f AO I Sale price fl*!fO B 35 Rich Plaid Skirts, in all shades of fl grey, values $4.50 to $6.00. M fl * Sale price I 20 Handsome Black Panama Skirts, fl rich plaiting, lovely values, {7 00 I woith $5.00. Sale price $u?00 I 15 Magnificent Chiffon Panama Skirts, fl as handsome a skirt as is shown fl anywhere for $7.50. Sale {r ZO I price I DON'T FORGET THE 01 |intuui r |j} Stoves and Ranges Ai ^ Finest In Bamberg T ^ Come in and See ai q + Do It "Now" + w ct __ j! C. J. S. Bi * The HARDWA Bamberg : : : |HOUDAY # Via Southeri )gy The Southern Railway will s SP between all points East of the of the Ohio and Potomac Hi1 /K Louis and intermediate point; | Rate One Fare SjS @ Tickets sold December 20th t jgC cember 30th-31st, 1906, and Ja limit good to leave destinatio @ than midnight January 7th, IS 2K tion, apply to any Ticket Age @ R. W. Hunt, ? Division Passenger Agent, Charleston, S. C. rtiNRE m ml saws, ribs, of Gin ENC ? and Repairs iectors. Pipes, Valves and Fittings, Light Saw, Sh Cane Mills in stock. LOMBARD IRON COMPANY, Augusta. Ga. Steam and Gasoline Engines, Uj ?r ' - T, u '* : ' v OUR SIXT CTORYS ids of dollars worth of uf from the big mills and f jit frrim one-third to or 9 O'clock, Saturday ^ Kohn, gers of the Big Syndicate, will h the Big Syndicate to make this is Spread for TEN DAYS. Th< . the mills, bought by our shre\ RAIL! t Orangeburg County shall re; gh to attract Customers fror to pay the RETURN RAILRC ATE PAYS RETURN R/ , one fare up to 10 miles. v , one fare up to 20 miles. Buying $30.00 or over, Dress Goods. 5 pieces Imperial Wool Serge, 45 inches wide, and all pare wool, the leading colors, worth today 90 cents ZOSale price... UOw ) ? 15 pieces Satin Broadcloth H fall 52 inches wide; all the handsomest colors of the season; a cloth sold ? AJ AA a. ? A4 AW everywnere ai $l.w to $i.zo. "in* 8ale price |7V 4 pieces rich Scotch Mohair Plaids, fall40 in. wide; the greatest variety of the season, very popular zr. and excellent for wear; valae UtJv Fine. Silks 720 vds. Taffeta in Fancy Dress Silks all rich, desirable colors, value - r 50c. Syndicate price uoC 890 yds. all silk fancy Shirt Waist Salt 8ilks, the newest and prettiest on the market, worth 60c to . 65c. Syndicate price 40C 180 yds. 36 inch all silk Black Taffeta; lustrous, soft finish; worth $1.25 yard. Syndicate price OOC 190 yds. 36 in. all silk Peau de Soie, the finest silk on the market, handsome quality, worth $1.25. Syndicate price.... V^JC PENING DAY, DEC. 8 )BE KG N > / nerican Fence Wire J =_=== > he Best on Earth JQ id at Prices that Q ill please everyone ^ > ~~~??- ^ rooker ? RE MAN ^ South Carolina 'rates! n Railway! ell Excursion tickets ^ Mississippi and South Nr cers to and from St. A plttS Far Pnund Trin 1 ems * ?-.|r = o 25th inclusive, De- @ tnuary 1st, 1907, with jgC n returning not later yBr 107. For full informa- @ nt of Sou. Ry., or write )j\ G. B. Allen, ? Asst. Gen. Passenger Agent ? Atlanta, Ga. ^ PAIRS Bristle Twine, Babbit, &c., far any make ilNES, BOILERS and PRESSES for same. Shafting, Pulleys, Bel tins, In* ingle, and Lath Mills. Gasoline Engines. WORKS AND SUPPLY ght Saw Mills in Stock. H GREAT iYNDICA )-to-date Goods bought bj actories; shipped direct tc le-half less than /the reg Morning, December 8 Orangebi ave complete charge of this stor< one of their biggest sales. So 1 ? Big Sale closes 6 o'clock, p. n vd Syndicate buyers, will be or ?OAD ap the benefit of THIS SALE, a neighboring towns. To pui )AD FARE of Syndicate custor ULROAD FARE AS FOLl Buying $15.00 or over, or Buying $25.00 or over, oi one fare up to 50 miles. Linen Goods. 375 yds extra wide, extra nice Table Damask, all pare linen, worth jr75c. Syndicate price tDv t < 223 yds grass bleached, very wide Linen Damask, .beautiful patterns, worth $1. Sale price... .Olt 110 yds Satin Damask, extra quality, the best kind, very handsome designs, retails at $1.25. Syn Abdicate price 7mv Napkin Bargains. By a lucky stroke the Sydicate Buyers closed a deal for 1000 dozen Napkins at less than old prices. Some of these big bargains are here for you. $1.25 All Linen Napkins at 92c. $1.50 Big Linen Napkins at $1.12. $1.75 Fine Linen Napkins, $1.33. $2.50 Elegant Damask Napkins at $1.72. White Goods Specials. 1000 yards real fine India Lawn Mi)l Ends, all absolutely perfect goods, sheer and soft. 12$c and 15c ?values. Sale price OC 1500 yds 40 inch White India Lawn; , these goods are all from 2$c to 5c higher than last year, however here 1 t . t 18 a xu (jcub vaiue at a suap. n Sale price "CI a - DON'T IHN'S 1 I FOR Cfl ( * . ' 1 ' I? Nice line Crockery ! ? Water Sets, Carvinj ; ? Fancy Rockers in W A* $ Mirrors, and a Whc i i* t J which will make : jg Suitable-Useful 0 ????? A* 1 FURNITURE a i 0 a* Lines Full and a i i* ? I; most reasonable. ft* ?i zi prices before mak i * ?* m * I BAMBERG FURNITURE ?ft* T ? Successor to E. C. Hays - $ ili :Ii & ft ? -I* & :D & iP j] I When You ^ | Remember Wl S8 I have Columbias, Rf a Rugbys, Chain and C 4? Repairing of Fine Q | W. H. F | BAMBERG, -. ' - - :' Vv?^> <$33 " W'm Of\ ~ - ; 3 " /\ijE TE SALE pOM r the Great > this store ular price. th, At The Store Of si lrg, S. C. I : for this Big Sale. This repre-. ^ ook out for some wonderful i., December 18. Enormous-^M^ 1 sale. No such ?ale has ever However, the Bargains are B> t all customers on an Equal < ners as follows: I le fare upl:o 15 miles. 1 ! le fare up to 25 miles. I Handsome Art Squares I An nnnsnal opportunity to B'1 * get handsome floor covering* ? ' . at a fraction of their real viB ue. These Rugs ore bought V fram the bigPwikddtohiftMills - .. and are elf absolutely perfect R", 8ixlOJ feet Body Brussel Art Square^ :M '' splendid designs, wears ftne, worth ' $16.50. Syndicate price r%r% only.................... a 9x12 feet Lovely Body BrosseT Art Square, the handsomest designs ever w^:i shown; the colorings are superb; ; worth easily $20.00. Byn- ^ t A aQ ft , % dicate price $14.88 ;.*p| , 8^x10* feet Axwinister Velvet Art RiSV-* Square, rich Oriental and floral d*signs, no handsomer ones shown for $27.50^ Syndicate sale Jv.. | 9x12 Velvet Art Squares, made by | Alexander Smith, the famous rug - ' ^ maker; superb designs in most her- ,1 . monious colors; usualy sold M4 M ; m at $82.80. Syndicate price4wV?w9 K ||| Snaps in Shoes. /-JS made with Boston's biggest manor ' factorer ot Ladies' Sigh' Grade Shoes. Everybody knows that lesth-' W.?] ' er and shoes are high, so these snaps ouj?ht to prove doably intei^ ? ' 1 thesegood values for everybody.. a| FORGET THE PLACE RISTMAS f and Fancy Glassware, 3! ' r Sets, Pictures, Easels, 3* ? rillow and Oak, Rugs, ? ^ )le Lot of other things 3? Xmas Presents |i nd HARDWARE 1 t Prices whfch are M Don't fail to get ? | ing your purchases ? H HADnWAW fAMPANV ? ?* umiv tt imnj4 Wiai juli m- : -lg^&jsgg ------ Bamberg, S, C, {& [ :!: iT- ^ ;U iD 0? -li-IHI? S ^STiicycjel here To Get It! S im biers, Clevelands and ffl hainless. & Jt uns a Specialty J S I KIWIS., M . SOUTH CAROLINA jw