The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-22

Sunday.
Mrs. Hayne F. Rice, who has Deen
r;s;tinp relatives at Spartanburg anu
Craany;,le came home last ednesday
night. ,
Miss Mabel Brabham, who is attend
mo the Columbia Female College spent
several days at home last week. returning
to Columbia last Thursday morning
February is not proving such oaa
month for new subscribers.
J. Spann is making a speciaI!y oi
fine shoes now, and his prices are rlsht'
The beayy rains of last week caused
fr.shets in sll the streams in this part OF
the State.
One hundred bushels Of good ear corn
for sale at so cents per bushel, by bam-
berg Nursery Co.
Rent and supply liens at The bAaBERs
u.p.I,n office. Come in and get your
wants in this line supplied.
IF von want heautiful and comfort.
able shoe. buy the famous 'J9ils Mari'"o
shoe, at ]. A. Spann's, the shoe man.
Our merchants are receiving spring
goods, and they must expect gooo lraue'
as thew all seem to have bought heavily
Frank Bamberg will have to buy more
:. mn,es. He sold his load OF Kentucky
mules in one day. and there are DINERS
that want mules. =.
M BNWoodward, Esq, member OF
this legislature and former mayor OF Al, NJ
ken, died last Friday. He had oeen III
for several weeks.
Note the change in the ad. OF u. FRANK
Rsmbere. If YOU need anything IN MS
line, halter your dollar on to hlm' anu
YOU will never go wrong.
Rent liens, supply liens, bill OF sale;
note ~ and mortgage, mortgage of real
estate, and other legal blanks lor saie a.
THE BAMBERG HERALD office.
The weather prophets say we are gong
3 To have late spring, and it certainly
feels that way now. We have touch OF
the New York blizzard this week.
Town taxes are due and payable next
Monday. The books will remain open
until Wednesday, and you had oetter
nav in time and avoid the penalty.
There has no doubt been more horses
and mules sold in Bamberg this season
than for many years past, ana we unuel-
stand that many more than usual nave
been sold in every town in the State.
g, Frank Bamberg's load of Kentucky
mules came in Friday and Saturday he
sold twenty of them. When you have
any1hine to sell let the people know IL.
Everybody reads TaE BAABERe HERALD
Other merchants have advanced prices
ON all lines of shoes, but Spann Is st!i
selling them at old prices. His stock IS
larger than ever before, and you can sure
" besuited from the immense assortment
The town council will please accept
the hearty thanks of this paper Tor the
crossing ON Main Street at Mr.: ID. =.
Folks store, 1t is much-needea I'M
,proyement, and we are sure pedestrians
appreciate it. ..
Considerable cotton has been sold here
during the last two weeks. Those OF our
farmers who held their cotton made mon.
ey by so doing. No doubt the farmers OF
R,mberc county are in better financial
condition now than for many years past.
While in Columbia last Thursday we
had the pleasure of meeting MIR. w. Il,
Gamers, formerlysa resident of Bamberg,
and he showed his interest in his acquaint
ances here by telling US that The BAN
BERG HERALD was to him the mostlnter
esting>of all his exchanges.
We have received private note from
MIR. S, ii. Saunders, in which ne ASKS Us
to kindly thank his Bamberg friends
through this paper, for their splendlo
efforts in saving his residence from burn
ino the NIGHT of Col. Counts's fire. he
annreciates their kindness very much In
deed.
Go to Byrd's for the largest and tines'
line of gentlemen's and ladies' FURNISHING
goods ever brought to this clty-shlrts
collars, cuffs and ties for the young mar
and "his best girl" in allthe latest styies
and undershirts so ravishingly beautlfu
that only pleasant dreams can come Z
the wearer.
AIR. W. G. Smith will move his famli.
y tn Orangeburg tomorrow, as ne hnos
imnracticable to reside in Bamberg AM
keen up with the large amount OF preimi
mary work necessary to get the new NIL
ready to run. We all regret to nav
them leave, and the best of good wisne
from our people attend them to their ne'
home.
rhe cement sidewalk in front OF tn
Mayaower Inn and the Bamberg bans
ing Company has been finished, ana IS
wonderful improvement. "oulo ths
some more of our citizens would get put
lic-spirited enough to put down goo
sidewalks in front of their places OF Du;
mess. Such action would be mucn al
preciated by pedestrians.
Full spring line of Julia MarioWe
shoes in latest styles-high and To-
auarters-at Spann's.
The following party went to Coiump
last Thursday to hear Bryan speak: Ral
road Commissioner T.. W. Garris an
wife Mrs. Maggie Counts, Messrs W.
Smith, j. D. Fielder, A. w. knlgAt' al
Decania Bowling. Messrs. Garrls an
Dewling went on TO Charleston the san
night and heard Mr.. Bryan's great speet
at the Auditorium in that city.
The largest and most complete line
shoes in Bamberg, at j. A. Spann's.
The roads have dried off considerab
during the few days of pretty weather
have had recently, and. while their co
dition generally is pretty bad, they mig
be great deal worse. We hope Supe
visor Kearse will see that the roads
: over the county are worked and put
frst-class condition just as early as po
sible, Just now road work would be
very little benefit.
Byrd says that the latest dude cola
..are co high that you have to climb on
chair to spit over them" He has 'em
The entertainment given by the Ladi
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
the Cope House on Wednesday eVenl
of last week was one OF the most suec
full and largely attended affairs III
kind ever held here. The program
published in this paper was succeSsfu
carried out, and the large audience ma
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