The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-07

low citiZenS.-Clrcult Rider.
The corn crop throughout the county
is very fine.
The farmers are busy cutting and haul
ing in oats.
Mr.. G. Moye Dickinson has been ap-
pointed book-keeper at the cotton OIL
MILL
The rains last Sunday night made the
crops get move on them, and the grass
too
Ten photographs for % cents. Cabi-
nets 15c each and up. Gallery upstairs
in telephone exchange building.
Ice cream freezers, thef finest and cheap
est line ever seen here. Come and see
them, at Brokers hardware store.
Farmers are busy these days, and in
consequence there was not large crowd
here last Monday, EVENT. was sslesday.
All the persons from here who went to
the reunion of Confederate Veterans at
Louisville, KY, returned last Saturday
morning. They report nice trip.
Both the colored schools OF town held
their closing exercises last week, which
we understand were very credltable to
teachers and pupils. The exhibitions
lasted several nights.
The census enumerators will need foun-
tain pens, and they should have good
ones. We handle the best-W Waterman's
Ideal-which is for sale at the Herald
Book Store only.
For SALE-10,O 900 lbs nicely cured oats
Also % bushels of unknown peas, slightly
mixed. Will sell for either cash or time,
with good collateral. Apply to G. B.
Clayton, Ehrhardt, s. c..
Rev. A. McA. Pittman, of the South
! Carolina Baptist, published at Green
wood, preached in the Baptist church
here last Sunday morning. Rev. D.. r.
Crosland preached at night.
The State campaign opens at Orange
burg next Thursday, the 14th instant:
No doubt several persons from here will
attend. The meeting here will be held
on Saturday, the 23rd instant.
Mr.. A. G. Reynolds is our authorized
agent at Ehrhardt, and will take new sub
scribers or receipt for any money owing
this paper. He can be found at the store
of the Reynolds Drug Co., and will be
giad to see you.
The third quarterly conference of Bam-
berg charge was held last Saturday morn
ing, Presiding Elder Browne in the chair.
Reports of pastor, stewards and Sunday
school superintendent showed the charge
to be in q prosperous state.
Rev. 81. b. Browne preached morning
and evening in the Methodist church last
II he Nxo
strong and practical, and at night he
made an earnest appeal to the young not
to consent to the enticement OF sinners.
Hon. W. j. Talbert has introduced a
bill in congress for the erection of mon
ument at Saluda to the memory OF the
South Carolinians who perished at the
Alamo during the Mexican war in 1886.
The monument is to cost ten thousand
dollars.
The cotton oil mill has been chartered
with C. w. Garris, president; G. Frank
Bamberg, vice-president and w. NJ.
Brabham, manager and treasurer. Estl-
mates for the buildings will be called for
as soon as the plsns and specifications
are completed.
The Barnwell Light Infantry was Or
ganized on Tuesday with the following
Officers: Wallace Sheridan, captain; Ed.
Bellinser, lieutenant and Rex Graham
Cd lieuten- Capt Sheridan hopes to
have the youngsters in fine shape IN a
few weeks.-Barnwell Sentinel.
Geo. Augustus and Joe Harrison, color
ed, got into row over In Blackyllle last
Saturday night, resulting in the latter be.
ing killed. The inquest was conducted
BY Coroner Neyils. Augustus surrender
ed himself to Sheriff Creech on Sunday
and is now behind the bars of the county
iail.-Barnwell Sentinel.
handsome line of summer clothing,
stylish serge coats, alpacas, crash, etc,
at McCrae's, Denmark.
a horse belonging to Mr.. Barnie Johns
created some excitement by running away
on Main street last Sunday morning. he
was stopped near the cotton mill, and the
buggy was broken up some. There was
no one in the buggy, the horse beng
hitched in the rear of DR.. Blacks store
when he became frightened.
Full line of water coolers, at rock bot
tom prices, at Brokers hardware store
By reference to the advertisement in
anofher column it will be seen that an
election will be held on Wednesday, June
20, for the purpose of deciding whether q
tax of II mills shall be levied for graded
school in Bamberg. There seems to bs
no opposition to this levy, and there vii
no doubt be an almost unanimous vote
Shoes, shoes, shoes All styles for ev
erybody, at McCrae's, Denmark.
E. c. Hays, the up-to-date furnltur
dealer, has accepted the agency for tn
celebrated Wheeler & Wilson sewn!
machines, and has full supply on hand
This machine has bal-bearings, and
market. They will be sold for cash o
on easy terms. Call IN and let him sho'
you their merits.