The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-01-25
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dentiy:hoped for, which is pleasant new
to Mrs Brabhams many friends.
For SALE.--Cabbage plants at twenty
cents per hundred. w. u. RHoAD.
Wedding bells are in merry tune here,
these days, and they seem disposed to
peal right on.
Don't forget the illustrated stereepticon
lecture at the Baptist Church tonight.
Admission, 25 cents.
Our good friend Mr.. o. G. Rhode, OF
Olar, was in town last Saturday, and
dropped in to see U.s..
Rent and supply liens at THE BAMBERG
HERALD office. Come in and get your
wants in this line supplied.
Mr.. A. L. Wilson and Miss Lila Smoak
were married last Sunday afternoon. Mag
istrate n. P. Smoak pronounced the
words that made them man and WIFE
NV grist mill is now in operation, and
am prepared to do grinding of all sorts
at the shortest possible notice.
'''' J.F. Folk.
The county court bill has been enacted
into law, but Senator May6eh had Bam-
berg county exempted from lis provls'
ions. Several other counties were also
exempted.
The county pension board met Monday,
but the blank application papers not be-
iny ready, the board adjourned until
next Monday. when the usual monthly
business will be transacted
We can now take corn, peas, fodder,
syrup, country hams, ETC., on subscrip-
ton. where the parties haven't the mon
ey. We can also use several loads OF
wood. Market price paid.
THE BAMBERG HERALD has received a
note frcm Mr.. D. T. Smoak, who has beer
ON the sick list, saying that he is entirely
recovered his health, and is again at his
studies at the Fitting School,
OF coursc our advertising rates are
higher than some other papers, but our
subscription list is always open to adver-
tisers. If you want advertising to pay,
try an ad in THE BAMBERG HERALD.
The case against Barlow Warren,
charged with robbing an express car be-
low Branchville, was not tried at the re.
cent term of court in Orangeburg, but
was continued. Warren is out on bond.
1t is probable that the political cam,
paign will open up earlier than usuai
this year, and there will be no lack OF
candidates. Nearly every day we hear
some new name mentioned for the coun-
ty Offices.
It is stated positively that Dr.. James n.
Carlisle will resign his position as Presl-
,lent of Wofford College in June, but he
will rot sever his connection with the
college entirely, and will accept one OF
the chairs.
At the Knights of Pythias meeting last
Monday night Mr.. VIM. McCue was given
the rank of Esquire in fine style, snd is
now of the opinion that there is no royal
road to knighthood. Two applications
were received, and there will be plenty OF
work for the lodge soon.
Dan. Gunnells, charged with the muir
der of W lille Grimes, was sick for sew
eral days the latter part of last week, but
ia all right now. u eat well and sleep
welP' he SAYS, 'and the only thing tina,
worries me is when / ge: to thinking
about my wife and babies"
Representative B. Fl. Moss, of Orange.
burg, has introduced bill in the legis'
lature to form a new judicial district, to
comprise the counties of Orangeburg,
Bamberg, Colleton, and Dorchester. II
the bill passes this will necessitate the cleo
tion of one more Judge and Solicitor.
County Superintendent Sease reports
a nleasant gathering of the county super
intendents of education in Columbia ]ast
week. Several important matters were
thoroughly discussed, and ne expects
much good to the public schools TO result
from the gathering, which was we'll at
tended.
Henry Inabinett, the Lees negro, who
has been in jail several days afflicted will
religious mononfania, was examined by
commission in lunacy, and Judge of Pro
bate B. w. Miley committed him to the
State Asylum for the Insane. Deputy
Sheriff j. Fielder Hunter took him to Co
lumbia Thursday morning.
Collections have been fine since tht
first of January, and if the present intiu'
of new subscribers keeps up THE BAN
BERG HERALD will soon have more read
ers than any newspaper published in thi:
section. The people are showing incl
appreciation of our efforts in the RICH
way. OF course we have struck off some
names, but we have put on many more
new ones.
Rev. j. T. Belts, who has travelled eX
tensively in the Holy Land, will delive
an illustrated lecture at the Baptis
Church tonight at 7:30 O'clock He vii
show many scenes in Judea, Samaria
and Bethlehem, the pictures being tn
original photographs taken by Mr. Belts
The lecturer makes a specially of scene
in the life of Christ, and it will no doub
be we'll worth the price of admission.
Our city fathers should have some wor
done on Main street near the depot. Las
week il was impossible to cross frol
Folks store to the railroad without wac
ing through slush and mud over you
shoe tops. If we can't afford brick eros
ings, at least give US plank walk. ID
cent sidewalks should also be built at ti
railroad crossings at the Baptist an
Methodist churches. Make these in
provements, gentlemen of the council
and the people will give you gratef'