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tern; V J ' r/~ 'V. * - 'Jt ||pv * ":'% " ' |J?; ============= |don;: ?Main Street |^Li iZr\Zr^ZriZr\Xf \Xr\ZriXf ^Zr\Sf m {and we ? We have just re * Oranges; 15 Bun iflX'soo lbs. of all ki $ in 1 Pound pack A Cranberries, Prunes, S A Dressing, Celery Sauce, A loose or in packages. I WE WILL HAVE IIN the City of Bamberg. Cakes. "W e have a few BSP REMEilBE Toys and We name a few of our prices Baldwin Apples.... s; Ben Davis Apples A 1._ v -' jP Florida Oranges A Bananas * DON'T WAIT UNTI1 HHfc ' rty: vI MG 9 ON THE CORNER Persona! Mention. ^ t-f ?Mr. L. J. Hartzog, of Goran, was in the city Monday. ,^- v * ?Mr. W. H. Kearse, of Denmark, was .it\ in the city Monday. It ?R. C. Hard wick, Esq., of Denmark, W-- was in the city Monday. ^: ?r -S? ?Mr. R. S. Simmons, of Batesburg, : \ was in the city this week. ?Mr. E. P. Sojourner, of the Denmark ??>. section, was in the city Monday. N?Mr. J. W. Pearlstine, of Olar, spent Sunday with his father in the city. ;> -?Mr. A. Shep Pearlstine, of New ?>: Orleans, was in the city last Saturday. V ?Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Brabham, of the Buford's Bridge section, were in the city Taeriv. ?Mr. N. R. Hays, of Apalachicola, Florida, is on a yisit to his mother's fami |v ly in the city.i - ?Mrs. H. J. Brabaham, Jr., and Mrs. Lv Vernon Brabham, of Cope, were in the :4dty Monday. ?Mr. D. H. Counts, of Laurens, was in the city this week on a visit to his father, Coh T. J. Counts, who has been sick for fv. some days. . ?Mr. D. W. Shealy and little son left ^ ' Monday for Wewahitchka, Fla. His ~ " *" " ~ ? * - * 1? Y17~ family will roiiow in a iew wecss. ** o ft - - 'are sorry 10 hare them leave us. ?Rev. and Mrs. T. C. O'Ddell spent ?? several days here last week with relatives. They were on their way to Allendale, Mr. O'Dell having been assigned to that charge. ^ Negro Preacher Suicides. Rev. C. P. Nelson, colored, pastor of the ? African Methodist church at Orangeburg, committed suicide at his home in that city last-Thursday by cutting his throat from ear to ear with a razor, having previously attempted suicide by taking laudanum. The cause was evidently financial troubles. During the summer he got his church officers to borrow $500, they thinking they were borrowing only $150.00. The N preacher had the handling of the money and had spent it and could not replace it. n Exposure coming on, with threats of prosecution, he killed himself to avoid the disgrace. ' 1 _ t "V ' " ' \ r FAIL HE SAYJ Remember the Sale F Shoes, Hats, Jackets, RUBER'S (1ST HAVE GG ceived 14 barrels 0 iches large fine, fai nd of Fancy Nuts; :ages. we eeded Raisins, Currants, ( India Relish, Apple Butt All kinds of Fancy Candi VNYTHING I ON THURSDAY, DECEM No use trying to tell you whi more and will sell as long as R we carry a full line Fireworks, Fruits, Etc. s on Fruits, etc: . 10, 15, and 15, 20, and . ; 15 anc 15 anc 15 and 20 w L THE LAST DAY. COJ WE W1LI YE'S v..', '" ' ' ' ' New Advertisements. , Jno. H. Cope?For Rent. C. J. 8. Brooker?Christmag Suggestions. Hoover's Drng Store?Christmas Goods J. T. O'Neal?For Sale. Mrs. K. I. Shock & Co.?Special Low Prices. G! M. Dickinson, Mayor?Notice. planters mercantile co. For hardware, groceries, and everything in the general merchandise line, you should visit the store of this firm. All new goods just in, bought for cash, with all discounts off, and in large quantities. They propose to have a share of your business if fair dealing and attractive prices will get it. See the half page advertisement. g. frank bamberg. Be sure to read Frank Bamberg's full page advertisement. You can have no adequate idea of his large stock unless you go and look it over. He has anything }rou want in live stock, vehicles harness, ap robes, whips, etc., all at attractive prices. Read the ad. and give him a call. mote's grocery store. For good things for Christmas, visit this store. The half page ad. gives you some idea of the large stock of holiday goods on hand. See the line of toys for the children. j. a. spann. Co cnre tr\ roar) Sndnn's hiff Afi Rft is ou,l/ ?" wr"? ~ ?"o ? sacrificing bis entire stock, and great bargains are being given at his store. The stock must be reduced by the first of January, so call early. J. B^T BRICKLE. Buist Brickie sells and repairs bicycles, and carries a full line of supplies. He also repairs guns and pistols, and in fact he does general work in most any line. See his ad. in this issue. 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 Rocky Mountain Tea, 35 cents. H. F. HOOVER. A Merry Christmas to all our readers. | / TO ATTEr - SALE AT 5 THE G 'rices Hold Good Every Sa Etc., it Will be Well For * TUP f >? i nc o /XV^TV/T^/XV/TV/ZV/XV/TV/Z^/TV/TV/TV/Z^ ma; >OD THING f the Finest Apple I: Bananas: 5 Kecs " / 1/ o ~ 12 boxes of fancy 3 ALSO HAVE A citron, Spices, Pineapple a er, Mince Heat, Pickles, 0 es and Penny Goods. Lar GOOD TO LBER 20th, one of the largest it these goods are, you know 1 they last at $1.50 for one 5-lb of HEAVY GROCERIES We Have got lots of the to sell them. So con 20 cents Dozen. 40 cents Peck OK nanfo Hrt7on Afi /tftnts P<v>lf M/ VVtiWO J/VCIWUl -*V WM?M 4b WM 120 cents Dozen. 50 cents Peck 120 qents Dozen. 50 cents Peck 25, 30, 35 and 40c Dozen sits dozen. 2 Dozen Best, 35 cents VIE EARLY AND AVOID L HAVE ABOUT 6 OR 8 GRO TELEPHONE NO Country Correspondence. Quite a period of time has elapsed since last we wrote to (he dear old Herald and many changes have taken place. The farmers are through gathering and are nestling in their chimney corners thinking over the debts they owe and patiently awaiting the Yule tide and wishing old Santa Clans a safe trip from his snowy climes with his presents for the little folks. Little Miss Grace Truman Hill is visiting her grandmother in Bamberg. Mr. Emmett McMillan has sold his plantation in our midst to Mr. Simmie .Sandifer, and has moved to Hartzog. Mr. Sandifer has moved to his new home. Miss Pauline Clayton, of Colston, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilmot Sandifer, in our vicinity. Dr. W. A. Hanberry, of Denmark, spent Monday at Mr. O. P. Jordan's. Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss Donie Morris, of Clear Pond, to M r. Jeremiah Chassereau. of Ehrhardt. on Sunday, 23rd instant, at home. Mr. Willie Bishop has sold bis farm in our community to Mr. Geo. Smoak, of Bamberg, and moved to Columbia. Mr. Smoak moved in last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dozier, of Denmark, were visitors at Pine Forest Tuesday. We are sorry to hear that Mr. William Hughes and family think of leaving from our midst for the land of flowers. They expect to move during the latter part of the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Sandifer, of Bamberg, spent Sunday at Mr. 0. P. Jordan's. Mr. Dave Smoak is teaching the Sassafras school, and has a flourishing little school. The Hampton school has closed till after Christmas on account of too few pupils. We wish each and every one a very merry Christmas and happy new year. * I Of course you pay your money, But you get your money's worth, For what does money mean to you When Rocky Mountain Tea's on earth? j H. F. HOOVER. | y?r*i. . %: <1D THE BIG KLAUBER'S iOODS N turday Until January and You to Come. DON5" TORE 0 )@@@@@@@@@@@@@ KyvyVTryirNy VLrNTr STrVyVLrnXr > is 15 TO SUF s that money cou of Fancy Malaga ( -Crown London L LARGE SUPPLY nd Cream Cheese, Creamei lives, Catsups, Jellies, Jar ge fresh lot of Lemon and EAT "MO" i shipments of NATIONAL B them and we will have their fi Iced. : : : : , CANNED GOODS, ME^ m on Hand and have ? te. Cheap for the Ca Note the following prices and y< Cocoanuts .... Malaga Grapes Raisins..: ...... Dates 1 Lemons, very large Prunes?the very best a??????? wMgg THE RUSH, SO WE W BOYS TO DELIVER 01 CER\ 41 Pension Notice. I will be in the sheriff's office ever Saturday in January next from lOo'cloci a. m. until 2 o'clock p. m. for the pur pose of writing up and preparing applications for those that wish to go befon the county pension board,which meets th< first Monday in February, 1907, also al those already on the pension roll wil please report in person or by mail. C. R. CLAYTON, Pension Commissioner. At this glad season, remember tbos< who are not so fortunate as yourself "He that giveth to the poor lendeth tc the Lord." Ride a Bicvcle and save time. I sell the Crescent, the best wheel on the market for the money. I also handle other models of low priced bicycles, all good ones, bnt cheap. Bicycle Repairing I do all kinds of bicycle repairing at reasonable prices. Can repair your old bicycle and make it look and ride like a new machine. Bicycle Supplies Large line of bicycle supplies in stock, such at pedals, handlebars, | bells, saddles, spokes, cement, pumps, wrenches, tires, etc., which I sell cheap for cash. Guns and Pistols Repaired I do repairing of all kinds in this line and guarantee satisfaction. In fact I repair most anything? Pumps, Pipe Fitting, Tin Work, Soldering, etc. I am the "handy man" when it comes to general repair work, and will do you a good job and not want a fortune for it either. Give me a trial. J. B1IIST BRICKLE BAHBERG, - - SOUTH CAROLINA x' .I-.' .' -v...- v'*? ' ! . r\ ... ' ? . , ' >o.f - ~ . ,/ -<. -.y rmi >; t- ' * 'r S' '?-"*v!rT* ' - > Saturday] 4UST OO I | ii you rseea ciotning, g r FAIL l j| F QUALITY Bamberg,S?$ ^nmriTrwl PLY YOUR WANTS I Id buy; 15 boxes of Fancy Florida 1 jrapes; 5 Sacks of fancy Cocoanuts; * .aver Raisins; 5 cases fresh Dates $ ry Butter, Butter for Cakes, Chili Sauce, Salad ? ns, Extracts. Large supply of Chocolate Candies, ? Mint Stick Candy and in fact ? VE" HAS IT | ISCUIT CO.'S GOODS that has ever been shipped to 2 , all line. You had better 'phone for one of those Fruit \TS and OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT ? 35 Toys and Fireworks! rruiws9 mu * ou will see that you get your money's worth: S? * 5, 8, and 10 cents. 3 of the best, 25 cents B M ' 20c Pound A 15 cents pound. 2 for 25 cents A * 10 cents package or.3 packages for 25 cents X 25 cents Dozen w; J;i 10 cents Pound B . ' ILL HAVE TIME Vo SHOW YOU THROUGH 2 JR GOODS t-'If BAH BERQ,^50Ug^^0U^^ [ *5ug^stionr| J ^ Whether you want a present for father, mother, brother, as- m 1 < ter, or sweetheart, you will find it at Brooker's Hardware Store. ? V ? We mention a few'articles we have > . J Fine Cut Olass in many Handsome and useful pieces. 0 Sterling Sliver in Knives and Forks, Tea and Tablespoons, Berry 3 5 H Spoons, Soup Spoons, and many Novelties. All serviceable m ^ ) q Manicure Sets, Carving Sets, Fine Cutlery, Fancy China, Lamps, I v' >||| 5 Pictures, and other things too numerous to mention. 2 g We will give special bargains, as we want to close out the jJ i CL stock on hand. Be sure to visit us. No trouble to show goods Ai g C. J. S. Brooker I SawdHUUJun)mTO'?'ii ii?g Low Prices! Balance of the year on Everything we Carry. | i HOLIDAY GOODS GOING GHfcAP i ' Wlf ??????????????????????? Mrs. K. I. Shuck & Co. SSI * : x BAMBERO SOUTH CAROLINA f 1 '. : -. \ : V, - V\. ...' vi ; . . .