The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-03-29

Miss Hattie Gates, who has been
spending the winter IN GreenVlile' IT,
turned home last week.
DIR. HAYS, who has been here treat
ing Gen. F. NJ. Bamberg for several weeks
returned to his home at Battle Creeh'
Michigan, last Friday.
John r. Bellinger, ESQ., is having MS
residence repainted.
For anything in the line of fancy gro
ceries, call Oh l.. G. Price.
If YOU want to buy a fine secondhand
piano or organ, call at this office.
Don't forget Spann's great special sale.
1t commences Monday, April 9th.
HUsrLrRs-We want few to act as
agents for us. Bamberg Nursery Co.
Mr.. jeff. B. Smith is announced as a
candidate for County Treasurer this week
Next Sunday is All Fools Day, and
the practical joker will be in his element.
Mr.. G, B. Aver, of Olar, is announced
as candidate for Coroner in this issue
Several parties from here attended the
Dewey celebration in Savannah last
week.
Next Monday is the first Monday, and
salesday, but there are no public sales ad-
vertised.
Mr.. Joe Dickinson announces himself
rs candidate for County Treasurer in
this issue.
Our lawyers are busy preparing for
court. There are more cases than usual,
both civil an6 criminal
The ladies are thinking of Easter bon
nets and dresses, and the young men OF
spring suits, and the farmer is ploughlng
as usual.
Or. &C. Brown, of Sumter, will preach
the commencement sermon for the South
Carolina Co-Educational Institute OF
Edgefield in June.
Mr.. I. G.. Jennings, of the Denmark
section, is announced in this weeks issue
as candidate for County Auditor and
Superintendent of Education.
The candidates seem to believe that
The BAMBERG HERALD reaches more
people than any other paper. StraWs
show which way the.wind blows.
Mai. Hayelock Eaves, of this city, was
defeated for lieutelant-colo OF the
Second regiment by Capt. d. o. Herbert,
of Orangeburg, the vote standing 2S0 to
153
Advertisers pay us higher rates than
they do other papers, but they seem to
believe it paws them to do so. And 1t
does. THE BAMBERe HERALD reaches
the people.
Notice the new advertisement of Brickle
G. sn
sporting goods, hardware, farm tools,
bicycles, etc They also repair bicycles
guns. pistols. etc.
Our sympathies 60 out to Brother
Washburn, of the Aiken Journal and Re
view. in the death of his most estimabie
wife She died in Aiken last week. after
q short illness.
DIP. johnson was not tried at Barn.
well last week for the killing of 3. Il.
Carroll. On motion of counsel for the
defense, the case was continued until the
July term of court. -.
Don't wait. but get your measure taken
at Byrd's for that spring suit.
This is the season of forest fires, and
we will no doubt have several losses to
report before the windy season is over:
Those who will burn their lands should
be very careful with the fire.
Magnificent line of spring samples for
tailor made clothing at Byrds.
Mr.. James Steedly, of Cope. and Miss
Hattie Myers were married on Wednes-
day evening of last week at the. residence
of Hon. G. W. Garris in this city. Rev.
J.C. Yongue was the officiating minister.
Byrd has the prettiest and most stylish
line of spring goods ever brought to this
city.
Col. Jno. F. Folk has received the money
to paw the commissioners and managers
for their services in holding the special
election for Probate Judge in this county
last summer. They are requested to call
and get the amounts due them.
White enameled iron beds at Hays's
furniture store.
Rev. T. ]. Sandifer is again sick at the
residence of Mr.. Curtis Brant, in Cole
ton county, and requests US to say that
he will be unable to fill his appointments
for the next few weeks. The last report
from him is that he is quite i'll.
], A. Byrd is receiving daily the pretti-
est line of spring goods ever displayed in
Bamberg.
As will be seen by the notice in another
column, Col. Robert Aldrich, Of Barn
well. win be the orator at the Rivers
Bridge memorial service, and Mrs. Nir-
pinia D. Young will also make an address
on the women of the Confederacy.
Just received, one hundred rolls fine
m atting; all styles, prices, and patterns.
E. G. HAYS.
Mr.. H. M. Kennedy reports everything
moving on nicely down in the Govan
section, with farmers hard at work. His
many'friends want him to certainly at
tend all the campaign meetings this sum-
mer and he saws he will be present at as
many as possible. Mr.. Kennedy is a
born wag, and his presence at the meet
ings will mean some fun.
Complete line of stoves and ranges at
Hays's furniture store.
Our job printing department is kept
busy these days, but we want more work
No Job is too large nor none too small
for us to handle. We do the best print
ing in this section, and our prices are as
low as is consistent with good work. Nc
shoddy work is turned by THE BAMBERG
HERALD Job office \ trial order will
make you permanent customer. Mai
orders solicited.
Slippers! Sandalsm Ties ~ for ladie:
and children now ready for your inspec
tion at Byd's.
Patronize our advertisers when yor
have money to spend They appreciate
the paper enou gh to patronize it, IN,
they want your trade because they ash
for it. Give your business to the people
who want it, they no doubt will do more
for you than the man who never adver
tiSes. Look over our columns and fine
out where to spend your money. All ou
advertisers will treat you right.
Always full line of cofins, caskets
,,a,oH;cS robes ETC. at E G. H.ys,S