Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AN We want to close out< now and Xmas, so off in and you will be con A Few Special Bis <? 3,000 yards best O 1 Op 50 dozen Child Outing, yard ....0 l"?t es, 75c valu > They will c 300 Heavy Fleeced Shirts that to mat and Drawers for men, much less tl 50c value, each AC? 1 w , 85c per suit. ^ Q? 10 dozen ladies' embroid- special piic > ered Handkerchiefs, C - Pins, as long 10c value, each tit last, per pa Ab * V. ; What's the use of shopp r\ i ccvr KememDer ~ 101 % PERSONAL MENTION. ' ?Mrs. J. B. Brickl ______ relatives in Branchville. People Visiting in This Oity and ?Miss Josephine Ada at Other Points. week in Orangeburg wi ?Mr. J. G. Rhoad, of ?Mr. Henry Zeigler visited Co- Ohapel section, was in lumbia to see "Ben Hur." terday. ?Messrs. J. D. Dannelly and J. D. ^* Ayer s Jenny were in the city Monday. with his brother? Mr. Fr ? x ttt ? i. u Greenwood. ?Mr. J. W. Barr is at home again, after an extended business trip. ^Irs- L* J?bns ' ... ... ** , . . days this week with tl ?Miss Addys Hays has returned , . , . . . , _ . her son, Mr. W. I. John from a pleasant trip to Savannah. - ? ~ - - ' ^ ? ni^.. ?Mrs. S. a. counts ana aaugnier, ri?*.v ai MiSfe Pearle, are visiting this week in Columbia. Quite a number of t-, 1- i motored to Orangeburg ?Miss Ottawa Easterling left Mon, . .. * . . ,T rrr-n P1^}*, . The Trail of ti day to visit her sister, Mrs. Will _ , . ? , , Pine. Among these w( ryan, o - en ? e. j j) Copeland, Mrs ?Miss Marion Fairey spent last gren> Mem B D> Carte Sunday in Bamberg visiting friends.. bow w A Glauber, G. Branchville Herald. berg, H. N. Bellinger,' ?Mr. W. S. Nelson, of Charleston, Hays, Mrs. H. J. Hays, J was in the city for a few days this and Bernie Counts, Miss week, attending court. Dr. H. F. Hoover, Dr. ' ?Mrs. C. T. Lundgren, of Spar- Mr. G. D. Ryan, Mr. and tanburg, is in the city on a visit to P. McMillan, Miss Gei Mrs. J, D. Copeland, Jr. and Mr. Chas F. Ayer. ?Miso Ruth Byrd left Monday for m Columbia College, where she will Postoffice xtures complete her course in art. We received notice th 1 # % * T n X? ill <3 ik/v >% A t _ ?.urs. xm. Lt. v^uuuus wm speuu tur me new nxtures ror in winter with her son, Mr. George were shipped Tuesday c Counts, in Appalachicola, Fla. and they will no doub ?Mrs>. A. Mc.B Speaks left on middle or latter part ol Monday for Baltimore to replenish They will be installed i her stock of millinery and notions, the work of labeling tl ?Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Owens left Patrons will begin at on yesterday morning for Charleston as the fixtures are install to visit relatives and take in the master will spend a fev fajr day at the new building ?Mr. Garland Smoak, of St. P?se of having patrons st George, attended the marriage of his es wisb- A11 n sister, Miss Estelle to Mr. Waters, before the office is mo^ Tuesday. new building, as the r , ^ heavy now that it woul ?Miss Alice Smoak, of dewberry, . ,, , , . , ' _ ? , _ sible to handle them m and friend. Miss Edith Folk, of Co- ab)e ^ without havjn lumbia, spent Tuesday with Mrs. E. thoroughly systematizec A. smoak. . ,, , cupving the new place. ?Mr. H. J. Riley, who is attending ? the University of South Carolina at Death of Mrs. Pri Columbia, spent a few days at home this week. Mrs- W* H" Priester d at her home near Brni ?Mrs. Austin R. Neal and little 0 . . , Saturday morning about son, of Roanoke, Va? are in the city an(J her remajns were c, on a visit to her mother, Mrs. E. H. |e[ida[e for buria| ghe Dorvling and other relatives. marriage a Miss Best, ai ?Miss Leonard Folk is visiting e(j at Allendale, her sister, Mrs. R. B. Still, in Black- She ]eaves a husband, ville, where she will join a party in an infant son, and Augusta to see "Ben Hur." Mrs. J. W. Priester, of E ?Mr. Jim Griffith, of Bamberg, to these the sympathy o spent a few days in town this week, are extended in the loss the guest of Mr. M. E. Fairev and woman, loving wife, '<. other relatives.?Branchville Herald, mother. n AT DIP y H I DIU all Suits, Overcoats, ( er them at enormoi vinced that we mea I Values Mentioi ren's Dress- 1 case Best Bleach, (onl es, eachCAp sold by the bolt.) The ost you are worth more to-da 6 VT wholesale. We bough ? ? this in March and jus ^kin Coats, g0{ deliveries on it thi OUr % C titaaIT A,\tA oun A-pfnvTili <P Plfdl nc aic uxicxiu, ' " you this only for on as they 1 - week at this 010 Per j price, yard 01"Z< ?ig force of clerks wil ting around, come dire n Can Get It" at e is visiting | NEW PAPER FOR GREENVILLE ms spent last Charles >1. Henry Will Publish Even th friends. ing Sheet. the Hunter's the city yes- Spartanburg, Nov. 12.?Charles H Henry, formerly editor and owner o pent Sunday The Spartanburg Journal, soon wil ank Aver in launch a new evening paper in Green viile, according to a report publishe< , here. The paper, it is said, will b< spent a few ? .. ? published from the office of Th< le family of ? .. Greenville News, the morning dail: s, at uaiuoc. there. Mr. Henry is now in Green >urg. ville and is said to be working on hi! plans for the new publication,. Bambergians Henry left Spartanburg to be ; to see the come business manager of The Atlan le Lonesome ta Georgian and was with that pape: *re: Mr. and several months. Since leaving th< . C. T. Lund- Georgian he has been engaged in th< r, A. M. Den- reaj estate and stock and bond busi Frank Bam- ness in Atlanta. Miss Addys ? Jisses Pearle 1^0 income Tax. Kate Felder, T. J. K. el ley, A,, . _ ?o nrw ~ All incomes ui muie umu ?pi>,w\ [ Mrs. Laurie . , ^ . in the case of single men and womei -trude Davis , , AAn . , . . and 4,000 in the case of married peo pie, are subject to the operations ol Shipped tlie law* in other words bachelor: whose incomes are less than $3,00( is week that and married men making less thar e post office $4,000 annually, are not liable. Foi >f this week, all incomes from business, profes t arrive the sional services or any other source f next week, above the figures given, the citizer it once, and making such salary or having sucl le boxes for income is liable for ail tax excesi ce. As soon of the $3,000 and $4,000 named led, the post- a graduated scale having been fixec r hours each by which the man enjoying th< for the pur- largest income is required to pa: ilect the box- a greater percentage to the governoust be done ment than the man making the lessred into the er salary, nails are so GEORGIA FARM IAN g everything I before oc- _ I Have Son FARM LANDS ied suddenly A _ ___ _ _ _ ? 4 ^ berg on last j A VERY RE AS' one o'clock, TJ before The soil is Pimph nd was rear- maJie f jn0 CottOIl, 1 one listen and Corn, or anyt land will produce. - ~ c. J. FUTRELI 6 ill am REDUCTIO Cloaks, Coat Suits, Dress is reductions. We wan n business. It will cost led Below, You Cai y 50 handsome Bed Spreads 50 Men's Suil y regular $1 value last season v each only ODC 100 Overooal t 1 bale Sea Island, only UP ;from :t sold by the bolt,I? 1 100 Ladies' C s 10c value, yard" A'Lt Enormous I ? 200 Boys' Suits to be sac- Ladies Di e rificed. Everyone must and UP* 1 go. The biggest values must be clo* C you ever saw. I FURS at big 1 1 be on hand to serve yc ct here, and your shoppir KLAU "THE STORE OF QUALITY." COTTON" CONSUMPTION". IvVT . Census Bureau Announces Some In- WW Qfl| teres ting Data. I W V bIm JI 4 Cotton consumed in the United States during October amounted to A 1 ^ 542,809 bales, the census bureau an- M 1 nounced Friday. Cotton on hand Oc- La II y I | " tober 31 in manufacturing establish- A AAA W U * ments amounted to 1,072,274 bales * 3 and in independent warehouse 2,551,3 964 bales. Exports of domestic cot7 ton during October amounted to 1,- A " 517,838 bales, imports were 5,372. |l|| 5 Cotton consumed included 17,955 i bales of foreign cotton and 31,257 ' bales of linters. Consumption in cot" ton growing States was 273,534 bales ^1^ r| and in all other States 269,275 bales. I ^ 1 V?or? /I ?*? rv^onnfoMnrin^ I I I i IjUtlUll Ull iiaiiu ill mauuiMwuwuo _ . _ 31 establishments on October 31 includ- JL \J ed 61,482 bales of foreign cotton and 49,877 bales of linters. In cotton growing States manufacturing establishments there was on hand 576,139 bales and in all other States 496,135 l\ U| ) bales. Cotton in independent ware- llvl l houses included 2,872 bales of for eign cotton and 38,108 bales of linf ters. In cotton growing States in in3 dependent warehouses there were on a ) hand 2,497,799 bales and in all other F i States 54,165 bales. JL 1 r Imports were: From Egypt 2,119 - bales, Peru, 1,419; China, 751and , from all other countries, 1,083. l Exports were: To United Kingi dom, 514,054 bales; Germany, 465,> 526; France, 279,469; Italy, 54,282, Yoil 0p} F , and to all other couhtries, 204,508. ?" I Active cotton spindles during Oc- 1 n. i tober numbered 30,833,024, an in- 3t tll6 Klj n?'i nni 1 Q1 9 j crea.se 01 uvci wwuu, - Those in cotton growing States num- SuO S Hit - bered 12,071,652 and in all other States 18,761,372. SffltS ( DS FOR SALE CHEAP Dress Cm ie Very Nice Coods, A FOR SALE AT Wear or I ONABLE PRICE V Clay Land and will PRICES obacco, Sugar Cane, hing that any other Rentz ^ Guvtoil, Gft? BAMBEI / * i . . X " . -t,: ?^;.: Jgfc.jfc NS J >es, and Furs between ' t the money, so come you nothing to look. M mot Match Them ts left from Second shipment of the AT COST. new Waffle Cloth just s cpo cn in* 19c' 25c and 50c yd* J)j.dU 1 lot Men's Heavy Si-; ~u ?t berian Wool fleeced Undershirts and Drawers, * deductions. regular $1 value ^ L'esses, $1.00 our price OtJv ill of them L00K for the BARGAIN ?eaout. TABLES Saturday, it bargains. will pay you. )ll. ig troubles will be over if BER'S BAMBERG, S. Cy f FOUND! iincr f 1 Zr a nrin"wn imtttnirnu cpAnr o - Kfiimu MLLITICKI dlURt Something that satisfies, pleases and delights. See the new Hats. Colored, ;| tinted shades, white |j and black plumes. All kinds of things. ^ 0 See the Dress Novel11Z & tics; Silks, Satins, Serges, Broad Cloth, |? Uy etc. See the Novel- || AV P tips. All kinds of t/lUCi 0 Neckwear, Ruch ings, Ties, Scarfs, | Silk Scarfs, Shawls, (est Goods something swell. | ito Prices Gloves, Corsets, | m "f8- Underwear, Sweats, Clothing, ers, Coats. -I Jnderwear, Something new - - 1 __ wis, Staple comes m every aay ... . from one of the largest houses in one | to Eat. | of the best markets i in the country. | Something new, . | > RIGHT I novel and that will please you can be I l-Aim/l af j ivuim ui. I Felder Rentz s Millinery Store C. W. RENTZ, Proprietor. S. C. I BAMBERG, S. C.