The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-22
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IF the CITY council will now give us
some street crossings on Railroad Avenue,
we will be still more thankful.
The remains of DR.. Elwell were buried
in the Confederate plot of Elmwood cem-
eterv in Columbia last Tuesday.
WANTED.-To buy 1000 pounds good
fodder at 75c per hundred, delivered in
Bamberg. Apply at this office.
If you need any more mules, G. Frank
Bamberg can supply you. He will have
another car load next Tuesday, the 21th.
The time for making tax returns expired
Tuesday, and Capt. Sease says there are
some who have not yet made returns
Put the penalty on 'em, Captain.
We would be much obliged II those
parties who have promised to bring us IN
wood would hustle it along at once. Z
need it: We can't keep warm on promises
Mill, Karesh, who has been con-
ducting general merchandise store here
for some time. will move to Charleston
next week, where he will open large ex-
elusive shoe house.
Governor McSweeney received tele'
cram last Tuesday stating that smallpox
was prevalent two miles south OF the an
cient town of Midway. The matter was
referred to the State Board of Health tol
investigation.
Imitation is the sincerest kind OF Hat
tery, and we are glad to be able to teacl
some of our contemporaries little about
the newsnaner business. None of oul
ideas are patented, friends, so 60 rlgh'
ahead borrowing.
Representative ]. B. Black voted for
the wide tire bill until it came up for a
third reading He then voted agalns! II
for the reason that the bill had been SIM
ply amended to death. Its efficiency was
thereby destroyed, and the house killed
the bill for this reason.
An examination of persons purposlng
to teach next season in the schools OF
Bamberg county will be held to,morro"
| (Fridayl, at the courthouse in TINS cry
Those who do not successfully pass tne
examination will not be granted certin'
Gates, therefore it is important that every
one aspiring to teach should be present
The editor of our contemporary up the
road seems to be something OF q nail
rate man. He wanted to do job prlntlng
at half our prices some time ago ano
last month offered to do the county al
vertising for this year at "half rates W.
wouldn't be surprised if he were to offeI !
to take the Auditors office at "hal1 rate.
Jim Ousttlebaum says advertising in
TIE RAHBERG HERALD surely pays, and
that you had better not advertise any
thing for sale in this paper unless you
are prepared to sell it. A little local IN
last weeks issue called attention to the
fact that Frank Bamberg had just recelV-
ed a car of genuine Kentucky mules
Last Monday night jim told US they mao
only one mule left out of the car LOAD
Candidates for county offices have al
ready begun to announce their candidacy
in the newspapers in some counties, ou'
|1hey appear to be bashtul here. We heal
of a great many possible candidates, how
ever, and it is very likely that there Will be
plenty of material to select from. II you
intend to run for Office, you will want 10
insert your announcement in IHE pam
BERG HERALD in order to let the people
know YOU are a candidate, as no other
paper reaches the people of this county
80 well as THE HERALD. Our terms vii
be strictly cash IN advance to any ano
everybody, and we will not deviate IRON
| this rule.