The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-01-18
The grain crop in this county will bt
much larger than usual.

The gram crop III thiS Couhcy VIII w
much larger than usual
Our farmers are preparing for another
crop-not sc. cotton we hope.
WANTED.-One dozen well cured hams.
Apply to II. D. 6RABHAA'
FoR SALE.-Cabbage plants at twenty
cents per hundred. W. D. RHoAD.
Mr., and Mrs. A. c. Reynolds gave a
pleasant musicale to few friends Tues
day night.
A. Howard Patterson, ESQ.,, of Barn
well, has formally announced his candl-
dacy for governor.
One farmer near town is going to plant
fifty acres in csnteloupes, We suppose for
shipment principally.
Rent and supply liens at THE BAMsERa
HERALD Office. Come in and get your
wants in this line supplied.
Mr.. A. S. Hartzog has resigned his po-
sition in the Clerk of Courts office ip
Barnwell, and will open up mercantile
business in that town.
She down train was late last Saturday
and Monday mornings, and passengers
from here for Columbia had to wait until
the night train Monday.
Nv grist mill is now in operation, and
I am prepared to do grinding OF all sorts
at the shortest possible notice.
j. F. Folk.
Owing to the presence of smallpox in
DIR. Bartou's family and the illness of DR..
Lewis, DR.. Bronson has postponed, his
trip to Atlanta, else Bamberg would oe
left doctoriess.
Orangeburg has had several cases OF
smallpox within the limits Of that town
recently, but it is about stamped out by
vaccination and strict quarantine of in
fected persons
Mr.. r. C. Holman, young attorney OF
Barnwell, and Miss Goldie Wannsmaker,
of Orangeburg, were married IN the
Methodist church at the latter place yes
.terday afternoon.
Since the deadly crusade against dogs
began, Chief of Police Price has sent to
the happy hunting grounds. by the pistol
route, between fifty and sixty more or
less worthless ours.
Rev. A. ]. S. Thomas. of Greenville,
editor of the Baptist Courier, has been
appointed census supervisor for the 4th
district. vice. G.. W. Shell, deceased. The
appointment is due to the efforts OF Sen
ator McLsurin.
Mr.. s. Fl. Saunders, of the Pee Dee
Live Stock Company, has moved his fam
ily from Bamberg to this city. They are
occupying the house on Colt street next
H. QnC
his family are quite an addition to the
citizenry of Florence.-Florence Times.
Dublin Holman, darkey so black that
charcoal would make a white mark on
him, was fined $3.50, with the alternative
of twenty days on the chain gang, in
Magistrate Rays court on Monday, fol
the larceny of some scrap iron from MIR
IF. Brickle. Ee paid the fine and was
turned loose.
THE BAMBERG HERALD will soon be
on cash basis. We notify all new sub
scribers of the expiration of their sub
scription, and if they don't renew the
paper is stopped. We are compelled te
do this, as we cannot afford to do credit
business with the paper at one dollar pei
annum.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Dixon arrived
here on Monday from Washington, D. G..
where they were married on the tentl
instant. En- route they stopped over a
Petersburg, Va, to visit relatives of Mr.
Dixon's. They are stopping at the Cop'
House, where they are daily receiving
the congratulations ot friends.
Mr.. J.D. Rowell, of Goyan, paid hi
subscription to THE BAMBERG HERALl
Monday, remarking: II had made up m.
mind 10 stop the paper as soon rs m.
year was out, but there has been such
vast improvement in it within the las
few months that can't do without 1t
and want to pay year in advance"
The Twenty-third Annual State Con
yention of the South Carolina Youns
Mems Christian Associations will convene
on Thursday afternoon. February 8, 1900
ard continue through the following Sun
day. All Christian men are cordial: in
yited to attend. The railroads will Civ
reduced rates, and the citizens of Green
wood extend a cordial invitation-
Deadheads are being stricken OIL on
subscription list and giving way to live
paving subscribers We are not going t
send the paper to those who will not pay
anil this might as we'll be understood b
all concerned. We know there are som
people who never pay for a newspaper
but none of this sort will read The BAN
BERG HERALD unless they borrow it frol
paying subscriber.