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Personal Mention.
?Mr. Barnie Harrison spent Sun- j
day in Denmark.
?Mr. W. S. Cooper, of Denmark,
was in the city Monday. <
?Mr. A. H. Bruce, of Branchville, ,
spent Sunday in the city. ,
?J. F. Carter, Esq., left Saturday 1
for a stay at Glenn Springs.
?Mr. Frank H. Copeland, of Ehrhardt,
was in the city Monday.
?Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Bamberg ;
are at home from the mountains.
?Misses Mamie Connor and May '
* Zeigler spent Tuesday in the city. .
?Mrs. J. A. Murdaugh is on a visit
to relatives in Morganton, N. C. (
?Mrs. E. H. Weissinger is at home j ]
from a visit to relatives in Allendale.
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?G. Frank Bamberg returned last
week from a trip to Salisbury, N. C.
?Mr. C. R. Brabham is spending
a while at Hendersonville with his
family.
?Mr. W. P. Riley left last Saturday
to spend a while at Hendersonville.
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?Mr. Jno. H. Cope is at nome i
1 from a stay of several days at Harris I
Springs.
?Miss Jennie Graham, who has
been visiting in Greenwood, returned
home last week.
?Miss Georgie Antley, of Cordova,
visited the family of Mr. Jno. H.
Cope this week.
?Mr. and Mrs. Jno. R. Bellinger
returned last Friday from a stay at
Harris Springs.
?Miss Louise Sheridan returned
last Saturday from a visit to relatives
in Greenwood.
?Dr. Geo. F. Hair returned Monday
from a stay in the mountains of
North Carolina.
, ?Mr. D. J. Delk has been spending
some time in the mountains of
North Carolina.
?Mr. and Mrs. Jno. H. Cope and
son, Glenn, left last Thursday for a
stay at Harris Springs.
?Mr. M. A. Moye, of Fairfax,
spent several days in the city this
week on a visit to relatives.
?Mrs. Speaks and Miss Willie
Meriwether spent a few days of last
week over in Hampton County.
?Mr. A. J. Eaves, of Pittsburg,
Pa., was in the city this week on account
of the death of .his mother.
?Mr. and Mrs. Jones A. Williams
and little daughter returned Monday
night from a stay at Glenn
Springs.
?Mrs. B. S. Harrison and little
son left yesterday for a month's stay
at Barnwell, Denmark and other
places.
?Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Brabham,
and daughter, Miss Gedelle, are expected
home today after a month's
stay in Asheville.
?District Deputy J. B. Black, B.
W. Miley, L. B. Fowler, and H. W.
Adams went up to Williston yesterday
to attend the meeting of the
district lodge Knights of Pythias.
?Mr. J. 0. Kearse and son, Stacey,
of the Kearse section, were in
the city Monday. Mr. Kearse says
the crops in his section" are fine, and
that he has the best crop he has had
in ten years.
?Miss Birdie Gill, who has been
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visiting relatives in r>aiuuc anu xiampton,
returned home Monday night
and left Tuesday morning for Hendersonville,
N. C., to spend ten days
or two weeks.
?Mr. H. J. Riley, who has been
sick for some time and who was carried
to a hospital in Charleston last
week for treatment, is improving,
which will be pleasant news to the
many friends of himself and family.
?Mr. J. W. Barnes, of the Cope
section, was in the city last Saturday.
He is a grass widower at present,
as Mrs. Barnes has gone to the
Jamestown Exposition with a party
of friends. From there she will go
to Baltimore, New York, and Niaga*
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FREE TRIPS tO EXPOSITION.
Move's Contest for Most Popular Young People
Goes Merrily on.?The Leaders.
The last month of the most notable
contest ever held in Bamberg is well
under way, and the time is growing
short. There is much interest ibeing
taken in both the monthly contest for
the candy, and especially in the grand
contest, the winners in which will have
free trips to Jamestown.
For tne contest of the month, Miss
Eula Rowell and Mr. H. N. Folk are the
leaders. Miss Garland and Mr. Carl
Kirsch still lead for the entire contest.
The next few weeks will without
a doubt witness the greatest voting
spurt which has yet been experienced,
and as a fitting climax to tne affair,
vote upon vote will be cast.
You should get a vote with every
irink at Moye's fount, and with every
purchase of a cigar.
The voting up until Monday is as
follows:
Miss Blanche Garland 4789
'' Sadie Brabham 3610
" May Brabham 665
" Fnla Rowell 492
" Leonard F^lk 487
44 Wilhelmina Folk 311
" Pearl Black 200
44 Ottie Sirrimons 194
44 Bernie Counts 173
" Mozelle Copeland 130
44 Glene Price 128
" Corene Fowler 107
Mrs. E. A. Hooton 102
Miss Mary Williams 102
" Frankie Folk 90
44 Louise Folk 75
" Pearl Delk 66
44 Ellen Felder 58
44 Gertrude Brabham 42
44 Annie Laurie Rice 33
44 Florence Dickinson 34
44 Alma Black 29
44 Florence LaFitte 22
44 Katherine Ducker 22
44 Connie Hunter 21
44 Hazel McCormick 17
44 Gedelle Brabham 16
44 Annie Lou Byrd 15
44 Bessie Armstrong 15
44 Louise Risher 14
44 Willie Meriwether 13
" Xania Easterling 12
" Bell Cooner 12
" Camile Price 12
" Thelma Lewis 11
Mrs. B. B. Beach 9
Miss Lucille Folk 8
" Estelle Smoak 8
" Vista Brabham 7
" Myra Hooton 7
" Louise Sheridan 6
" Blanche Hair 6
" Norma Sandifer 6
" Linnie Riley 5
" Esma Delk 5
" Annie Lee Ducker 5
4< Genevieve Kirsch 4
" Emma Brickie 4
44 Helen Price 4
Mrs. Sallev 4
Miss Lucile Lightsey 3
44 Nell Black 3
44 Julia Mabel Rowell 3
44 Reba Dickinson 3
44 Nell Felder 3
44 Evelyn Brabham 3
44 Leona Brabham 2
44 Helen Hammond 2
44 Ruth Byrd 2
44 Mary Livingston 2
44 Maitland Jennings 2
" Mamie Gee Jennings.. 2
Mrs. W. P. Riley 2
Miss Birdie Gill 2
44 Mell Free 2
44 Daisy Free 2
44 Marie Ducker 2
44 Flora Pearlstine 2
' Josephine Free 2
44 Nadine Ott 1
" Ottawa Easterling 1
" Elise Rentz 1
" Carey Graham 1
44 Annie Hartzog 1
44 Estelle Bessinger 1
44 Lalla Byrd 1
44 Pearl Sandifer 1
44 Louise Kilgus 1
44 Lalla McCue 1
44 Blanche Peoples 1
44 Marion Simmons 1
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Mr. Carl Kirsch 1767
44 H. N. Folk 1073
44 George Hoover 433
44 Eugene Stokes 129
44 J. L. Quattlebaum... 107
44 P. B. Murphy 95
44 Glenn Cope 75
44 Hewitt Dickinson 60
44 Rex Stokes 47
44 Bissel Beach 41
44 D. M. Eaves 30
44 Leland Spann 25
44 Roy Bessinger 23
44 Dave Felder 21
44 Henry Stokes 21
44 Richburg Rowell 20
44 Lonnie Zeigler 16
44 Ira Cope 14
44 Ben Wyman 14
44 H. H. Copeland 12
44 W. A. Dickinson 11
44 N. Kirsch 10
44 George R. Bullock 10
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" Roy Cooner 9 j
" Charlie Free 8
" Kirkland Graham 8
" Pinckney Bellinger ... 8
" Charlie Moye 7
" Willie Black 7
" Simms Fender 6
" Lin wood Lightsey 6
Roimdtree LaFitte 6
" Simms Hunter 6
" Alfred Ray 6
" Bennie Black 5
" J. D. Copeland, Jr.... 5
" 0. D. Faust Jr 5
lt Johnnie Folk 5
" Norman Fender 5
" J.J. Smoak 4
" J. F. Carter 4
" J. A. Williams 4
" A. M. Brabham 4
" G. C. Chancer 4
" Roy Hoover 4 >
" Tillman Felder 4 <
" Nat Felder 4 \
" BeltonHair 4 I
" Laurie McMillan 3
" Leroy Price 3
" W. M. Walker 2
" Frank Kinsey 2
" Bart Price 2
" J. C. Thomas 2
" Chester Hamilton 2
" Francis Bamberg 2
" J. W. Wilson 2
" Chas. Felder 2
" Amelie Price 2
" J. H. Murphy 1
" J. E. Felder 1
" Cliff Johnson 1
" Marion Cooner 1
" J. F. Folk 1
" Marion Smoak 1
" W. C. Rowell 1
" W. D. Rowell 1
" Garland Smoak 1
" D. A. Kinard 1
" Lee Blume..'. 1
*' Harry Bellinger 1
" Bob Delk 1
Total 16,494
?Miss Frankie Folk is at home
from a visit to Mrs. R, B. Still in
Blackville.
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BRICK FOR SALE]
I We are manufacturing a
| High Grade Brick and
can furnish Run of Kiln
\ at $6 f. o. b. cars Badham,
Sonth Carolina. jj
Dorchester Lumber Co.
Bamberg, . .... . . South Carolina
ROAD NOTICE.
Road overseers are hereby requested
to warn out the road hands at once and
put the roads in good condition. The
roads in some places need working badly,
on account of the heavy rains this
summer. Do not delay, but go to work
at once. By order of the board of
county commissioners.
J. B. KEARSE,
County Supervisor.
Bamberg, S. C., August 21, 1907.
It J. F. CARTER j
i Attorney-at-Law J >
J J BAMBERG, S. C. J[
x Special Attention Given to Settlement * J
T of Estates and Inveatigatlon of Tttlea J \
Offices over Bamberg Banking Co. o
IW.P. RILEY j
* FIRE, LIFE
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BAMBERG, ... - S. C.
S BoilerFeed^i yet pP?DaCEP- I :
Light SAWMILLS!
LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES <
SAWS AND SUPPLIES. STEAM AND
GASOLINE ENGINES. <
Try LOMBARD, A?gX?TA J
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Seven dozen Ladies' Girdh
from 15c to 75c.
J. & P. Coates' Thread, S
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Pearl Buttons from 2c per
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I 190 Mandkercnieis irom ac up
s Children's Hoods 19c un.
? Two thousand five hunare<
Lawn 4?c up.
One thousand nine hundre<
Lawn 4c up.
Seven hundred yards Mad:
4c up.
Two thousand yards CI
ag sorted colors) 5|c and u]
I? Three hundred and fifty
(Assorted colors) 19c an<
Two hundred and sixty ya
fon from 19c up.
Three thousand yards Wir
4 to 5c.
Five hundred yards Rod
Jeans 9c up. "
Three hundred yards Be
Jeans 5c up.
One thousand yards Crip
6c and up.
Three hundred yards D;
_ 7c and up.
50 Fifteen hundred lients'
S 25c and up.
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PHOTOGRAPH
GALLE RY
Open in Telephone Building
| by Expert Artists, come ana
examine our pictures. Prices
from 60c to $6.00 per dozen.
Special attention to enlarging
and copying old pictures.
T. J. POOSER & BRO.
BAMBERG, - - - S. Q.
| DR. Q. F. HAIR|
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\ Graduate of Baltimore College of ^
, Dental Surgery, class 1892. Mem- <
> ber S. C. Dental Association. Office <
| next to Bamberg Banking Co.
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THE QREAT^^ I 1
ner Reduction Sale
It & Sons, Ehrhardt, S. C. j jj
r sale on September 3d to Septem- | M
iclusive, the following goods: $ ||
;s and Corsets One thousand yds. Satin Cyrano 12Jc up. [f. Jl
One tVinnsariH rair of Todies' Hose 5e it Js
ilk-finish Cro- per pair and up. j$j |1
to 4 Jc. One hundred pair Infants' Hose 3c per $ ;.-ll
dozen up. pair and up. j
k One thousand pair of Gents' Hose 5c r
per pair and up. f ?*||
3 yards White Fifty dozen Gents' Cuffs and Collars j
5c and up. f
3 yds. Colored Fifty dozen Gents' Felt Hats 50c and up. t
Twenty-five dozen Men's and Boys' j. Jj
ris and Muslin Wool Hats 10c and up to $5. ! t
Five hundred yards Rock Hill Sheeting j |
lambray (As- 12Jc and up. t WvM
p. One thousana yards Pants Cloth 20c up. | ; ; ' M
yards Allura One thousand Gents Fine Ribbed Under- I ^ %
3 up. shirts 15c and up. ?. S li$m
rds Silk Chif- 1000 Gents' Summer Balbriggan Draw- |
ers 20c per pair and up. # - | /-J|
idsor Cambric One thousana Men's Jersey Overshirts t
30c and up. | Jaj
k Port Corset Two hundred Boys' Suits 38c and up. f
Ono hundred and ninety pr. Men's Pants I r
>dford Corset 39c per pair and up. ; j
One hundred and twenty Men's Suits
met Waisting $2.99 and up. j '
One thousand Men's, Ladies', Boys' and 5
race Wiorcnncr Misses Shops 14r. r>pr nair and un. R
Two thousand yards of iCibbon |c ycl. up. j|| - Jj
Dress Shirts Nine dozen Men's Ties |c and up. j<
I Ten dozen Ladies' Collars 3c ana up. > | j 1J
HARDT & SONS I
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CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.......
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*& Season, sixty day and fifteen day tickets on sale daily commencing
m ? April 19th, to and including November 30th, 1907. * Z
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; ? Very low rates will also be made for Military and Brass Bands in ^ 4
;j Z uniform attending the Exposition Z ?
?. Stop Overs will be allowed on season, sixty day and fifteen day *
*4? tickets, same as on Summer tourist tickets. < ?
J5; For full and complete information call on Ticket Agents Southern ; Z
Railway, or write: , mt
I R. W. HUNT 1 |
Division Passenger Agent Charleston, 5. C. 3?
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Job Work Neatly Executed at The Herald Office