The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-03-15
Some cotton is still being sold here, ane
the sellers are in fine humor.


Mr.. James H. Zeigler is announced a
a candidate for Coroner in this issue.
The Socialists have nominated Eugene
v, Debs for President of the United States
Ten thousand cabbage plants from
Young's Island for sale by W. D. fhoa"
Mr. JG. Rentz, of Fishpond Town
shin. is announced in this issue as can
didate for Coroner.
Bamberg has better roads now IMAM al
any time in her history. Ana they afe
going to be still better, too
Don't forget the Smith h-Gorton enter
tainment at the Fitting School Chapel TO-
morrow (Friday) evening. Seats on sale
at Thos. Blacks.
Prof. ]. G.. Meares, teacher IN Cedai
Springs Institute, was founa guiity VI
bastardy by Spartanburg jury last week.
The case will probably be appealed.
The price of corn is rapidly advancing,
and we trust our farmers will plant
larger crop this year than usual. ou
can eat the corn, but you cant dlses'
cotton.
Dr. D. Bronson returned from At
lanta last Friday and is now afuli-hedgeC
Doctor of Refraction-that's optics-ano
of Rectal Surgery, special lines in when
he will no doubt receive liberal patronage
OF course, every man who runs 1or
office and inserts his card in The BAN
BERG HERALD will not get elected. But
we will wager ten cents to a ginger CAKE
that if any candidate fails to insert his
card in this paper, he will be defeated.
Don't wait. but get your measure taken
at Byrd's for that spring suit.
There sh ould be some way to compel
the Orangeburg county authorities to
work the New Bridge road. 1t IS almost
impossible on the Orangeburg side. Oui
county officials should see to 1t that this
road is repaired, and at once.
j. A. Byrd is receiving daily the pretti,
est line of spring goods ever displayed in
Bamberg.
The Augusta Herald states that q. W;
M. Williams has not yet given BOND, ano
is still in Jail in that city. In case be
gives bond on the charge of violating the
d. S. postal laws, he will at once be ar
rested on the charge of cheating and swim
ding in which case MIR. Pettyjohn IS the
prosecutor.
Slippers! SandalsM Ties ~ for ladies
and children now ready for your inspec-
tion at Byrd's.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment in another column for competitive
examination to be held at Blackville Sat
uriay, May 5, next, for cadetship in the
Naval Academy at Annapolis. This is
fine chance for bright young man, ano
we hope that some of our home boys Will
compete for the cadetship.
Byrd has the prettiest and most stylish
line of spring goods ever brought to this
city.
In our announcement last week OF the
present Office holders who would again
be candidates for reelection we inadyer'
tently left out the name of Probate Judge
B. VI. Miley, and hereby extend to him
our humble apologies. We don't know
whether he is standing" ''in the race,
or will simply "ask' the dear people to
re-elect. but he'd like to have the Jot
again we are sure.
Magnificent line of spring samples fol
tailor made clothing at Byrd's.
1t is with feelings of regret that we an
nounce the death of Mr.. T. Clark Sanders
which occurred at his home at Ritter Fri
day night last. Clark Sanders was a
splendid young man, upright and honor
able in all his relations with his fellow
man, and there are many who knew him
in Colleton that will be sorrowful when
they read this announcer ent. He was
quite successful in business and, though
young, had acquired considerable proper
ty.-Press and Standard.