The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-04-19

Miss Mag gle Eaves, who IS atteno
ing the College for Women in COLUMBIA
is spending the Easter holidays at nome
Mrs. Orren F. Hunter, now of Salu
da, spent several days last week IN toWT WI
as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Geo. "
Garland
To RENT.-One five-room-cottage neal
business part of town. Apply at this once
aMany friends" announce Mr.. c. r
Rentz as a candidate for Sheriff In this
issue.
Senator S. G. Mayfield announces him
self as a candidate for reelection IN tins
issue.
WANTED.-To buy, good second hand
iron safe, medium size. u. DELK, BAN
berg, s. c.
DIR. J.. B. Mccormack, of Govan; an
nounces himself as candidate Tor the
Legislature in this issue.
The cost price sale of s. S. Karesh is
still going on, and there are many more
bargains yet in the stock. Go and see. {.
On account of the illness of Rev. T. c,
OpDell, Rev. r. B. Tarrant preached IN
the Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing. No evening services were held.
CoTToN SEED NEAL have cotton
seed meal for sale in any quantity, at
lowest prices, for spot cash.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
A gentleman here informed us that ne
wrote Attorney General Belllnger an I'M
portant letter on official business some
time ago, and has not yet received an an
swer.
Z Mr.. Ben. Wilson and Miss Mollie Gloy-
er were married in the Methodist church
at AIlendaie on Tuesday evening of last
week. Rev. Mr., Prentiss, of Barnwell,
officiating.
Excursion rates to Louisville, KY, for
the Confederate Veterans Reunion, from
Rambere. will be $12.55 for the round
1 trip. For all information concerning the
trip, apply to Havelock Eayes, Agent
Southern Railway.
PARaGoN, ,JR.-That handsome Spanish
Jack of Mr.. ]. D. Quattlebaum can be
seen at Major Hays's stables at any time.
For futher information call on or write
to Geo. i. Quattlebaum at the Parlor
Cafe and Market Co.
MI. F. E. Copeland, of Eh.hardt, has
s two soWs with pigs, with peculiar NAL
adv. They seem to be affected IN the
iegs. getting SO that they can't walk. Ii
some neighbor will tell him what is the
matter he win much appreciate same.
SIS If You don't believe that advertising
paws, ask any man who patronizes TIE
eRAMBERG HERALD. Even the smallest
advertisements in this paper bring results.
We reach the people who buy, and that's
the class of citizens whose patronage you
want.
Brokers line of fishing tackle is imply
superb. Call and look
Those in charge of the oil mill are
working, with every assurance OF sue
cess. a new commission has been ap.
piled for, and the balance of the capital
stock is being solicited This is the 'op-
portunity for those who want to beneht
the town.
Fishing tackle, all kinds, styles and
prices, at Brokers. Come see it.
The annual meeting of the American
Bible Society will be held in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday evening, and
Rev. W. E. johnson will preach the ser
!. mon ON this occasion. A full attendance
of the members of the society and friends
of the cause is earnestly requested.
The finest assortment Of fishing tackle
ever brought to Bamberg, at Brokers.
The smoke house of Mr.. E. G. Drawdy,
who lives at Govan, was burned on Tues
day morning of last week. The fire was
accidental Mr. Drawdy lost all his meat
cotton seed, farming implements, ETC..
the loss being about $500, with no insur,
ance on the building or its contents
Come to the Parlor Cafe & Market Co
5 for fine fresh strawberries, and new
spring cabbages.
Our April list of parties who have paid
for their paper, shows that the people
continue to appreciate THE BAMBERe
HERALD. Our subscribers say they fnd
our new way of having the date opposite
their name great convenience, as Il
shows whether they owe anything OF
not.
On account of moving my family tt
Charleston about the first of next month
will sell all of my furniture or part O.
same cheap for cash. S. S. KAREsH.
We understand that prominent officia
.of the company is authority for the state
.rnent that work on the SeabOard Air Line
extension from Charleston to August;
will be commenced in the next thirt.
.days. and that work will be commencet
at the point where the proposed roa'
crosses the F. C. & P. Railroad.
We are glad to state that the Cannon.
Bridge road has been worked, and 1t l
now in tolerably good condition. Mos
of the holes have been filled up, and
the new portion near the bridge wa
worked, this would be good trayelabl
thoroughfare. Some portions of the roa'
are in fine condition. We hope the roa,
oyerseer will at an early date order ou
the road hands and work the few ba,
places now existing.
You will find good meals, fresh meat:
fish, puddings. sausages, and ice for re
taii at the Parlor Cafe & Market Go.
Jim Quattlebaum, the "old reliable
who has been with G. Frank BANNER
for the past four years, and who is no
on the road selling Brighton buggie
spent last Sunday at home. Everybod
knows Jim, and we are glad to see hll
again. Jim says, after carefully studyln
the different buggy factories in Clncll
natl, ne took the Brighton because 1t W:
the best for the money you pay for
G.. Frank Bamberg sells the Brighton
and he advises his friends when the
want buggy and want good one, il
sist on having Brighton.