The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, November 12, 1914, Page 2, Image 2
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New seasonable mere!
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bills do not ask us for \y,
Bcredlt- both
Silks and Poplins, these
both quality and price.
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ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
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rabltbiied every Thursday in The
herald building, on Main street, in
the live and growing City of Bamberg.
being issued from a printing
otfiie which is equipped wuu iu?igeuthaler
linotype machine, Babcock
cylinder press, folder, one jobber, a
fine Miehle cylinder press, all run by we(
electric power with other material jjUr
and machinery in keeping, the whole
equipment representing an investment
oi $10,000 and upwards. spe
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six months, 75 cents; three months,
50 cents. All subscriptions payable ,
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at the rates allowed by Ehi
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ether advertisements under special
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and twelve months. Write for rates. n
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tk-es of a personal or political char-1
acter are charged for as regular ad- ber
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uot subject to cancellation after first m
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Communications?We are always j ?
?!ad to publish news letters or those
ertaining to matters of public inter- ,
est. We require the name and adtress
of the writer in every case. w*t
N'o article which is defamatory or
offensively personal can find place in;
> ir columns at any price, and we are!
c.?>t responsible for the opinions ex- sal<
pressed in any communication.
Thursday, Nov. 12, 1914.
Some months ago there was, we
believe, a movement on foot to try to tov
get the Southern Express company ne?
and the Western Union Telegraph | ne^
. company to place their office somewhere
on Main street. What has be- Ge
come of the movement? thi
?; frii
The fact that a local concern will
install for next season "a flour mill
seems to indicate that the people ex-i
pect to plant wheat on a larger scale! ?
i Ho
in tms county nexi season. ??c u ?o?.
that they will. Many people have'
an idea that home grown wheat does ret
ll6
not turn out as good flour as "store
bought" flour. This is an erronous ^'
impression. Wheat grown in South j
Carolina turns out a better grade of:
flour than a majority of that sold asj ma
the best on the market. Five to six arl
barrels of flour may be made to the J
acre on average land with proper cul- i !y.
tivat'on. and in addition to the flour! F.
made, the farmer will have a large' M.
quantity of bran and seconds, which j of
makes one of the best feeds to be he
had. j an
W ?IIBI I I nil IMIlid yp??
Rl fliinwCTBtfwmtFA fannaaHD
'S LADII
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the winter? If not, vi
ar, Corsets, or somethi
landise that you will f
your business, but we
y of pleasing the ladie
Dry Goods and!
hen it comes to suits we have
onvinced that Hooton's is the
different, they are Tailored Su
t cost you anyjnore than the
ring odds and ends in Suits at
Suits every week, until we ad
oaks, these we have in all the <
fit you. If you have been tr
t you want in a Coat at the p]
leased.
iderwear, this line is completi
tment of any kind for yoursel
if it's cotton, wool or silk th
villing to pay.
irsets, these we have in any s
convince you.
ool Goods, these we have in
i color and price.
e have in an assortment tha
Hooton's foe anything you n(
bring your friends; we wi
e same time save yon tim
Business, We Need You]
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PERSONAL MENTION,
,ple Visiting in This City and at
Other Points.
?Mr. J. Ham Kirkland, of Olar,
5 in the city Monday.
?Magistrate J. C. Copeland,. of
rhardt, was in the city Tuesday?Miss
Lucile Hunter spent last
?k-end with friends in Orangeg.
?Mr. and Mrs. James A. Wyman
nt a few days this week in Aiken
h relatives.
?Messrs. H. L, Hinnant and J.
Winn motored to Barnwell Sunafternoon.
?Postmaster J. E. Ehrhardt, of
hardt, spent Tuesday in the city
?nding court.
?Mrs. H. N. Folk is spending this
ik in Orangeburg with her mother,
>. J. X. McMichael.
?Mr. B. B. Leitzsev has returned
Xewberrv from Denmark.?Newry
Herald and News.
?Hon. James F. Byrnes, of Aiken,
nber of congress from the second
:rict, was in the city Monday.
?Dr. and Mrs. Robert Black spent
ew days last week in Walterboro
h Mr. and Mrs. David Black.
?Mr. J. B. Saddin, of Washing.
D. C.. is in the city managing a
3 for La Verne Thomas & Co.
?Mr. C. D. C. Adams, of Round,
nt several days in the city this
1 last week on a visit to relatives.
?Mr. C. F. Rizer. of Olar, was iD
>n salesday looking after his busi;s
interests here.?Barnwell Senti?Miss
Eunice Hunter and Miss
rtrude Smoak spent several days
s week in Branchville. with
3nds.
?Mrs. S. E. Rembert, of Ridgev,
is spending some time in ths
y with her daughter, Mrs. H. F
over.
?Mr. B. H. Carter, of Ehrhardt
urned Saturday from Aiken, when
spent some days with his son. Mr
Hie Carter.
? Mrs. S. G. Mayfield and Mrs. J
Liles are the delegates from Den
irk to the State Woman's Mission
. convention in Newberry,
?Mrs. S. W. Cope'-and and fami
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Chassereau. R
ri/>r?^cr>r> .1 H Fender. Mrs. .1
Smith. Jr.. and Mrs. J. H. Roberts
Ehrhardt, were fair week visitor:
re Tuesday.?Walterboro Pres:
d Standard.
is stor!
^DIES t
sit Hooton's where we c
ing of that kind, that yo
ind here at all seasons
believe that we are bett
;s and girls, and carry i
Suit Dpnarhnpnt
V V|f?M
: the goods. Come and look and
place to get a Suit. Our Suits
[its, Suits that lit, and then they
ordinary kind. Most places are
this time, but here you will find
vise you later.
qualities and prices, in sizes that
ying everywhere and can't find
rice you want, try Hooton's and
b in every respect. If you need
f or the children, we can please
tat you wish, and at prices you
ize and to fit any figure, a look
all that is good this season, in
t we think will please you, in
?ed, we will try to please you.
ill try to make you I
e, trouble aud money I
r Business, and Intend to
Ladies S
Mail Ord
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?H. M. Graham, Esq., spent Tin
day fn Charleston on business.
31 r. A. Li. ft.irKiaiiu, ui ?
among the court visitors this week
?.Miss Ruth Anderson spent U
week-end at Rowesville with frienc
?Miss Alma Davis spent Is
| week-end at her home in Orangebui
"j ?Mr. H. H. Kearse, of Olar, w
'! in the city this week attending cou
J ?Mrs. Dr. W. W. Boyd, of Spa
"i tanburg, is in the city on a visit
relatives.
J ?Mrs. M. L. Johns left Tuesdi
. evening for Orangeburg to spend
i few days.
| ?Messrs. D. M. and D. P. Smi
and H. A. Hughes, of Ehrhardt, we
! in the city Tuesday.
i ?Mr. Thomas Clayton, of the C<
ston section, is among the visitors
I
the city this week.
?James E. Davis, Esq., of t
, Barnwell bar. was in the city Mo
. day attending court.
?.Mrs. Xealie Crum, of Rowesvil]
is in the city visiting her motht
Mrs. E. D. Coleman.
Messrs. H. L. Hinnant, Laui
Smoak and Charlie Aver attendi
' the fair in Orangeburg Wednesday.
?J. C. Hyatt, Esq., of the St. Ms
j thews bar, is in attendance upon tl
general sessions court in session hei
[ ?Drs. Charles and Thomas Bla
, 'and Judge G. P. Harmon were amo:
t those who attended the Orangebu
. r county fair yesterday.
i ?Mr. W. Max Walker, cashier
! the Farmers and Merchants baD
. Ehrhardt, was in the city Tuesday
. attendance upon court.
11 Baptist Church.
Prayer meeting at the Bapt
? church Thursday 7:30 p. m., subje<
. "Lesson in optimism learned from
pessimist."
Preaching Sunday a. m. at
; o'clock, subject: "The advantages
defeat or the success of failure."
Preaching at 7:30 p. in., subjet
"You wouldn't have thought it!"
Come and bring someone.
\V. R. .MCMILLAN.
Paw Knows Everything.
Willie?Paw. why don't they ha
. the political campaigns in spring i
, stead of in the fall?
s Paw?Because the nuts do not g
s ripe until October, my son.?Cine
nati Enquirer.
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! AND Ml
^ND Gil
:an prepare you for any
u have failed to find up
and under all conditions
:er prepared to fill your i
nothing but the best to
Millinery D
Cold weather is her<
and Trimmings for the
department is filled v
things being used just
ceive something new
season, and invite yoi
and early, and each ti
show you something di
If you have a shape i
the Trimming, we will
you.
If you have the Trir
! furnish the Shape, we
i face or occasion, come
Shapes, here you wi
larger than you usual]
at the openings, not s
. early, but Shapes that :
Flowers and Feathe
just what you will ne
prices that will please
Chiffons, in this lin
Shades that are good
season chiffons, but ne1
Ribbons, Plushes an
needing anything in t
look:, we can give you
think is hard to find.
Have Your Business, if Pri
tore and
lers Solicited
lononoi
ssOf
tbe Dispem
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Dispensary Xe. Location
ist Bamberg, S. C.. 1 R- R. Ave.
Is. Denmark, S. C. 2" Palmetto Ave.
I Olar, S. C. 3 R. R. Ave.
ist j Ehrhardt, S. C. 4 Main St.
g. | Govan, S. C. 5 R- R- ATe.
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rt. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Bamberg County.
ir_ Personally appeared J. X. Grim
to Board, who, being eacfc dnly and s
rect.
Sworn to and subscribed befoi
ay
a ? _ THE
GERMAN CASUALTY LIS!
th
Report Brings Total Number to Ab
57,800.
Berlin, via TTie Hague and Lond
in November 8.?A German casus
list just issued brings the total
he numbers in test week's report up
n. about 57,800. Hospital reco
show a very large proportion of
^ wounded have returned to duty.
e' The last casualty list records
5r' killing of three German aviators i
the wounding of six others by hosi
"ie, airmen.
ed '
Safeblorrers Work for Nanght
it- Atlanta, November 9.?T. J. A
he of Ash & Estes, furniture dealt
re. walked into the store at No. 384 ]
; catur street Monday to find the s?
ag| muffled in mattresses, standing in
rg j middle of the flour, with its d<
blown off, evidently by nitro-glycei
J The cracksmen had done a workm
f ! like job, but got only $6 for th
to Ilabor1
That his good safe should be
stroyed for the sake of such a sir
amount distressed Mr. Ash. The b
j glars had dragged the heavy s
isti from the office into the main part
Jt: the store. The nitro-glycerin seen
a to have been poured in at the hing
Shortly before 10 o'clock Sunc
11 j night Julius Silverman, of No. <1
of Decatur street, reported to the pol
that he heard a muffled explosi
*t: the source of which he was not a
to determine.
When Mr. Ash sought to enter
i... * i. ^ \TnnHav mO
Siore U V HIC UUUl r? a.}
ing, he found the front door wedj
tightly shut. The rear door, throi
which the safe blowers evidently 1
ve
entered and departed, was open.
' " clue was left.
;et Subscribe for The Herald, $1.50 ye
New line of Waterman's Fount;
Pens at The Herald Book Store.
ilinery!
ELS
kind of weather or occasion,
to this time. If so come to h
*. If we do not please you ii
ndividual wants than any St
be had in Ladies Goods, Hi
epartment
2 and so are the Hats
ise kind of days. This
rith all of the new
at this time. We re- vJ*'
all along during the y V>'
1 to^come soon, often i $
me you come we will I \ x
fferent. J V
md wish us to furnish I M
be crlad to do this for n il
nming and wish us to V
have them to suit any
see.
ill find an assortment |f yfjt /
y find at most places A mjr
hapes that were good
ire good at this time. jj
rs, here you will find .
ed in either, and at ?-1?-?'A
you. M
e we have all of the ,
at this time, not last /
w ones. /j
d Velvets, if you are II
hese lines, come and
just the shade you
ces, Goods, and Service Count fo
Millinery
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MONTHLY STATEMENT. .
wries in Bamberg County for the month c
L STOCK IS GIVEN AT CONSUMERS' PR
Total Invoice, In- Total Sales Breakage
eluding Stock on
hand 1 day Mon.
$ 9,771.35 $4,371.97 $20.45
8,300.15 2,701.35 9.60
4,937.85 1,832.81 9.70
7,382.73 2,154.23 11.30
1,830.95 236.24 1.75
$32,223.03 $11,296.60 $52.80
es, J. B. Kearse, W. H. Faust, members of
everally sworn, deposes and says that the f
re me this 4th day of November, 1914.
r. TAX SALE.
. State of South Carolina, County of I
001 Bamberg.
By virtue of an execution to me
directed by G. A. Jennings, treasurer
on of Bamberg county, I have levied up- 1
on and will sell at public auction bey
fore the court house door in Bamnf
i c r> nn Mnndav th<? 7th dav 2
to jot December, 1914, the same being t
rds legal salesday in said month, during ; a
the legal hours of sale, the real es- 11
tate described below, to the highest t
bidder for cash, said sale being for 5
the non-payment of taxes due and owing s
nd the State of South Carolina and the d
county of Bamberg: c
" e One acre, more or less, lying, and c
being in the county of Bamberg, c
State of South Carolina, bounded t
north by lands of Alice LaGare; east t
by lands of Alice LaGare: south by f
sh. lands of H. W. Beard; west by lands c
:rs, of J- B. Black. To be-, sold as the l
1. ' property of Ella Brabham. t
ue~ S. G. RAY,
Sheriff for Bamberg County,
the November 10, 1914.
Dor .
.in TRESPASS NOTICE. 1
1U- >s
a?~ All parties are hereby warned not 1
eir to hunt on the lands of the under- signed,
under penalty of law.'
de W. M. McCTJE.
.. L. D. ODOM,
iau C. E. SANDrPER, 1
ur- n-27 MRS. ANNIE ZEIGLER. 1
afe ?????????? t
Qf Subscribe to The Herald, $1.50 year. 1
led j
;es. I B~
lay! B THE IK)?RS TO WEALTH C
t.?'t! I open readily to him who has
ire B made early and frequent depos- J
0n'! I its in a savings bank like this. 1
^ e The man who has saved often |
has opportunities for money '
e making. The man who spends
rn" all never is able to embrace 1
'e(* such opportunities. Save now fl
and be ready when your chance ^
iac* comes. 1
Xo
Bamberg Banking Co.
4 per cent. pd. on Sav. Deposits
9
TrlorI
Maybe it's a Hat,
looton's and see the
i quality, price and
ore in the country,
ats and accessories. O
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Bamberg, S. C.jj
If October, I0U*. 1
ICES.
Stock on Hand- OtberCr?UU Operating
Last Day of a. B. Claims Ex.ofeach x
Month A goods BS. Dispensary
$ 5,233.15 $125.25 $130.93
5,491.00 31.85 106.35
3,022.50) 43.30 106.20
5,022:10 154.41 110.69
1,486.80 98.11 38.05 ' a
$20,256.15. $506.92 $492.22
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the Bamberg: County Dispensary
nraominir atatorrrMYt f? tm*? and cor
J. S. WALKER, Nctary Public. j
BANKRUPT NOTICE. ; I
' J
n the District Court of the United
States. For the District of South fl
Carolina, in the matter of McKentie
Bros, bankrupt'.
'o the creditors of the above bankrupt:
I
Notice is hereby given that on the I
!nd day of November, A.'D., 1914, I
ne above named bankrupt was duly I
idjudVcatetf bankrupt, and that the fl
Irst meeting of his creditors will be 9
leld at the office of the referee, room 9
>05 Peopres office building, 20 Broad fl
treet, Charleston, S. C., on the 20th fl
lay of November, A. D., 1914, at 12 fl
'clock noon, at which time the said 4 fl
xeditors may attend, prove their fl
laims, appoint a' trustee, examine- I
he bankrupt, and transact such other H
usittess as may properly come be- fl
ore said meeting. It is proposed te I
onsider the immediate sale of the I
>ankrupt's property, or a proposi- fl
ion for composition. fl
EDWARD W. HUGHES, fl
Referee in Bankruptcy:. 9
Dated November 9th, 1914. t fl
Note?The proof of claim must be , H
n accordance with the form pre- 1
crihed by the Supreme Court of the fl
Tnited States. fl
TRESPASS NOTICE.
All persons are warned not to - fl
mnt on. haul wood or trash off our H
ands: also agents are warned not to- fl
respass on said lands. H
1-27-14. D. M. and D. P. SMITH. , fl
'apital and Surplus $100,000.00
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