The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-01-25
There are lots of sore arms in town now

There are lots of sore arms in town nc"
the result of vaccination.
WANTED.-One dozen we'll cured hams
Apply to II. j. bRABHAM'
The smallpox patients are all doing
nicely, and no new cases have developed.
4 party from here went on camp
hunt down in Colleton county yesterday,
The latest freak of the legislature is q
marriage license law. 1t will hardly pass,
however.
For SALE.-A tive-room dwelling
house on Railroad Avenue. Apply at
this office
Mr.. c. J. S. Brooker is having nice
cemented pavement put down in front OF
the Maytlower Inn.
CT. Pons, the Barnwell bigamist, fin :
ished his sentence on Thursday. the llth,
and has returned to Florida.
Come to the PARLOR CAFE s
MARKET CO., next TO p"stottice, for
first class meals, and oysters in all styles.
The smallpox situation at Denmark is
very much improved, and the graded
school resumed its exercises last Mon
day.
am now associated with the Bamberg
Wagon Works, where / shall be pleased
to see and serve my old friends. EDGAR
l.. PRICE.
The town is made lively these days by
lots of commercial travellers. Bamberg
must be a good town, for the drummers
think so.
Rent liens, supply liens, dill of sale,
note and mortgage, mortgage OF real
estate, and other legal blanks for sale at
THE BAMBERG HERALD Office.
/. Notary Public Eugene T.. Hunter,
made one two thirsting souls on satur-
day night. The high contracting parties
were Miss Senie Sexton and MIR. Berry
Fogle.
FODDER For SALE.-I have 10000 lbs.
of Fodder for sale Will deliver any
quantity over 1000 lbs. Apply to }. w.
Barnes, Cope, S. G. Also about the
same quantity of hay.
The legislature has done little OF inter-
est this week. While several important
bills have passed either the Senate or
House, no act of special interest has as yet
been made law.
Herman L. Spahr, Esq, came over
Yesterday to remain permanently, and Is
busily engaged in getting his law offices
in shane, over the Bapberg Banking 90.
We are glad to have Mr., Spahr as a citi-
zen.
A good deal Of cotton is coming to
town now, and our receipts will be much
larger than was expected. Lots OF our
farmers held their cotton and are just
now placing it on the market.
It is said that the friends of Attorney
General G. Duncan Bellinger are urging
him o'enter the race for congress from
this district against Hon. W. j. Talbert.
However, his candidacy has not as yet
been announced.
The auction sale of the personal prop
erty of the estate of the late A. F. Free
was sold Yesterday at the plantation near
Buforti's Bridge. The personal property
on the plantation in Barnwell county
will be sold tomorrow.
The new subscribers have been coming
right along this week, too, and, as con.
we are feeling pretty good. II
those few old subscribers, who are still
owing us, would come in and settle, we
would teel still better.
After an extended examination of VIII
liam Yancey Smoak. late missionary to
who was confined in the
Jail, suspected of being insane,
the doctors have been unable TO decide
that he was sufficiently non compos to be
confined in the asylum, and, accordingly
Probate Judge B. w. Miley ordered him
and Monday night he return
ed to his home.