The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-03-08
WANTED One hundred bushels of

WANTED.-One hundred bushels OF
good ear corn. G. FRANK BAMBERG.
Larry CAN'T gives Senator s. G. May.
field the credit of saving the dispensary
law.
Mr.. J. L. karesh, with his mother and
sister, moved to Charleston this week,
where he will open shoe store.
Mr.. George q. Kearse, of the Colston
section, announces himself as a candidate
for County Supervisor in this issue.
THE BAMBERG HERALD is the largest
and best paper published in Bamberg
county Now is the time TO subscribe.
The New Store, owned by Messrs
Higgins s. Hoffman, has been closed out
on account of Mr.. Higgins going away.
Our friends have started off we'll for
March. If they will only keep up the
pace we shall have no reason to complain.
There were no public sales last Monday,
and not many people came to town. Sew
eral candidates were in evidence, howev.
er
ANYTHING you want in the line of whips
| at G. Frank Bamberg'S, from 10 cent
Jumbo to a $500 whalebone. See his
stock.
Uncle Joe" Dickinson has forwarded
to the State treasurer $1,000, this being
the amount of State taxes collected for
this county.
l have beautiful spring line of gents
furnishing goods and clothing from Wan
namaker s. Brown. Latest and most
fashionable styles. }. Is. BLACK.
MIR. G. A. Ducker, formerly resident
of Bamberg, was in the city this week.
He will return shortly and open up busi-
ness in the building recently occupied by
The New Store.
Magnificent line of spring samples for
tailor made clothing at Byrd's.
When the little personal notice of Mrs.
J. w, O'Gilvie was written, we were not
aware of the fact that Mr. NJ. A, Moye
was her only brother. This accounts for
his name not being mentioned last week.
There was no nomination for mayor of
Columbia at the primary held IN that city
last Tuesday. Messrs. w. Mob. Sloan
and F. S. Earle will be in the second
race. A full aldermanic ticket was elected.
Don't wait. but get your measure taken
at Byrd's for that spring suit.
The young ladies of the Sheridan Lit
erary Society, Carlisle Fitting School,
will serve their friends to hot supper
on Friday evening, March 9th, at the
chapel of school. The proceeds to be
used for the benefit of the society.
DON'T FORGET to buy your spring
cabbage, sweet potatoes, and seed Pota-
toes from THE PARLOR CAFE &
MARKET co.
Hon. W. J. Talbert writes US that he
has received letter from the I'd Assist
ant Postmaster General, stating that af-
ter the first of next July mail matter will
be delivered along all star routes to per-
sons ,sho will provide the necessary
boxes. This will be good news to II any
of our readers, and will prove OF great
benefit to the people generally.
J. A. Byrd is receiving daily the pretti-
est lire of spring goods ever displayed IN
Bamberg.
We understand that many of the pres
ent incumbents will be candidates for re-
election to the various county offices.
Sheriff Hunter will stand for reelection,
and so will Clerk of Court Free. "Cncle
Joe" Dickinson will be in the race for
treasurer, and Capt. Sease will ask for
reelection as auditor and county super.
intendent of education. Senator May
field will no doubt ask to continue as
senator.