The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-03-01

cOurSe in optics ana Tectsu SUI Seiy'
will be absent about four weeks
Mrs NV. OGilvic, of Allendale. the
s;ster of Mrs. Joe Dickinson, Mrs. 1. D..
Connts and Mrs. J. T. O'Neal, and her
danobter Mrs. A. McB. Speaks, are VISIT
ing relative here this week
Mrs. J. Allen Higgins leaves to-day
for visit to her parents. Mr: husslns
affairs wound up, and they Will then go
ON to their new home at Red Springs,
North Carolina.
Some genuine winter weather TINS week.
Sunday was the coolest day OF the sea-
son.
WASTEp,-One hundred bushels OF
good ear corn. G. FRANK BAMBERG.
A few cords of wood for sale at low
figure. Bamberg Nurseries. Phone H.
Don't forget the entertainment at Col.
!, Connts's' residence Friday night The
public cordially invited.
Kansas City gets the next National
Democratic Convention. 1t will be heid
the fourth day of next July.
WANTED.-To buy 1000 pounds good
5 fodder at 75c. per hundred, delivered In
Bamberg. Apply at this ofhce.
There is one of our friends who prom
ised to bring US wood and has not done so.
3 win he kindly bring it in at once.
Opr friend Bacon, of the Edgefeld
Chronicle. saws about all the members OF
the bar there will run for the ieg'slature'
inst think of nine cents for cotton. And
we are afraid some of our farmers are
thinking too much about it for their good.
The post Office and bank observed
Washington's birthday The bank was
closed, and the post office kept sunday
hours.
The entertainment to be given at the
residence of Col. Counts next Fnday
evening by the Baptist ladies VIII De q
nice affair. Let everybody attend ana
contribute to good cause.
We have on exhibition at this office
samples of the peanut seed advertised oy
Mr "A. J. Hunter, and those wanting SEED ee
are invited to call and examine. Inc
peanuts are certainly fine.
Mr.. James n. All, one of BarnWeh
county's most respected citizens, and an
old Confederate veteran, died at Milne,
Sunday. February IS. He was GA years
of aee. Two sons and daughter sur
Yive him.
The enemies of the Seaboard Air Line
have not been able TO block It's progress,
and we feel sure that the line from Au'
rusta to Charleston will be built. Ii II
is, Bamberg must have connectlon Will
the Seaboard.,
Mr.. VIC. Smiths family moved to Or
anpebure last Monday, to the regret o.
their many friends here. Mrs. Smith IS
sweet singer, and will be quite an addltloI
to the musical and social circle OF Orange
burg.
Don't wait. but get your measure takel
at Byrd's for that spring suit.
Mcdonald Furman, writing to The
State. nominates Wade Hampton as del
eeate to the next National Democratic
Convention, and wants Frank Gary To-
governor and Jim Tulmaa for heutenan
governor.
Magnificent line of spring samples to-
tailor made clothing at Byrds.
Frank Bamberg and Jones Bros. eacl
RECEIVED a car load of stock last Sunda.
afternoon. The cars were attached u
the afternoon passenger train, and qult
a crowd gathered at the depot TO wines
the unloading.
"Brabham's Prolific" seed corn for sal
atW. M. Brabham's. Yielded last yea
25 bushels to acre, on poor land with III
tie fertilizer.
The Herald Book Store has just recelV
ed another lot of the famous Waterma
Fountain Pens. We have them IN a
style holders and fine, medium, or Gears
points. Anyone can be suited in u pc
from our stock. Fully guaranteed; you
money back if you want it.
ia. Byrd is receiving daily the prett
est line of spring goods ever displayed
Bamberg.
Though he has been in our midst but
few weeks, Rev. Jno. G. Beckwi.h has
ready won his way into the hearts OF a
Rarnwell. regardless of denomination
Ability and energy, the two requisites
the successful expounder of the Gospe
are his.-Barnwell Sentinel.
DON'T FORGET to buy your sprin
.cahhaqe. sweet potatoes. and seed pot'
toes from THE PARLOR CAFE
MARKET co.
A fire at Barnwell on Wednesday nigh
February 81, destroyed the residence
Nh. C. G. Califf, and house, occupied
Mr. Widen Woodward, and owned
Mrs. Sallie Maynard Mr.. Califf had
insurance of $500 on building and fu
niture On Mrs. Maynard'S house the
was an insurance of $500.
SINNERS! Sandals! Ties ~ for ladi
and children now ready for your inspe
ton at Byrd's.
MEN. Meyers, of st. George, W
in. the city last Thursday, looking arou u
with view of locating here lie "
we'll pleased with the town, ana mas !,
cided to open racket store in the Dull
ing next to THE BAMBERG HERALD o.
ce, formerly occupied by Mr. }. l.. ha
esh. Mr.. Meyers will open up in abou
week. He seems to be a progressive D'
mess man, and we are glad 10 have h
move to Bamberg.
FINEST LINE Of crackers and lie
bread. assorted rolls, and candies al tt
PARLOR CAFE & MARKET co.
Next week we hope 20 address our
ners bv machinery, and the names will
nrinted instead of written. We Ia;
bought mailing machine, and will co
mence to use it as soon as we can gel
names set up in type. THIS me'hoo
be much more accurate than "rltins
names and addresses, and there VIII
be the advantage of having each SUBS
ber's date opposite his name, thus sh'
ing exactly whether he owes for his
per or not This is only one ofthe mi
improvements We are making and
maze. You count On The BAMBE
HERALD to set the pace.