The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-15


is clear and fine at this writing.
Make your tax returns before the time
expires. The time will be up on the 2oth'
February collections have started OF
web. If they keep up we will have no
reason to complain.
Only about six months until the prima-
~. Candidates will soon be around TO
see you if you are voter.
Rent and supply liens at THE BAMBERG
HERALD office. Come in and get your
wants in this line supplied.
Strange to say, politicians were not
much in evidence here on salesday. But
they'll soon show their heads.
Buy your tickets for the Alba Haywood
entertainment at Thos. Blacks store. Sc
cure seats early, as they are going last.
Mrs. Abe Bennett, after lingering Ill
ness, died ut her home in BroXton town
shin on Friday last--Walterboro Press
and Standard, Feb. T..
Rent liens, supply liens, bill OF sale,
note and mortgage, mortgage OF real
estate, and other legal blanks for sale at
THE BAMBERG HERALD office.
The barn of Mrs. NJ. E. Valentine, near
Cone, was mysteriously burned Tuesday
night of last week, and several thousand
pounds of fodder were destroyed.
Our job presses are running steadily
these days, and we are turning out some
mighty nice work. A trial order will
make you permanent customer.
Dorchester county's court held only
two-days' session. The case against
Walker B. Browning for the murder of
James nj Izlar, at Ridgeville, last fall,
was continued.
The Golden Weed, tobacco journal
published at Florence, is the latest candi-
date for public favor Mr.. II. A. Brun-
son is the editor, and the first issue is
credissble one.
The largest and most complete line of
shoes in Bamberg;; at j. Spann's.
Railroad Commissioner Calvin w Gar
ris has bought himself gun, but is unde-
Aguinaldo ia the PHILIPPINES, or battle for
the Beers in South Africa.
If you want beautiful and comfort
able shoe. buy the famous Julia Marlowe'
shoe, at j. A. Spann's, the shoe man.
Mr.. r. F. Weeks, of Govan, was in
town yesterday, the guest of his brother,
Judge Z. s. Weeks, who declares that as
his brother grows older he more and
more resembles that Apollo among men,
Mr.. Grimes Kirkland.
Byrd says that the latest dude collars
ssare so high that you have to climb on a
chair to spit over them" He has 'em.
Farmers are hauling good deal of
phosphate this season, Notwithstanding
the trust prices. They should remember
that the price of cotton will not be up
next fall If large crop is made and bet-
Ter touch commercial fertilizers lightly.
Full spring line of "Julia Marlowe"
shoes in latest styles-high and low
quarters-at Spann's.
DR.. B. D. Bronson has Gagged, and on
exhibition at his drug store, young fly
ing squirrel, that was captured in the
swamp by Mr.. John Rufe Turner, and
presented to the Doctor. The squirrel
spends most of its time in sleep, waking
up from time to time to eat.
Is your property insured? If not, see
G.. Moye Dickinson, the fire insurance
agent, without delay. March is the worst
month of the year for fires, and it is dan
gerous to put off the matter of insurance.
Mr.. A. j. Hunter prosperous farmer
living near Midway. brought to town on
last Tuesday wagon load of cabbage of
the Flat Dutch variety. He presented
.one to TIE BAMBERG HERALD which
was as fine as any cabbage ever shipped
here from Florida or any other point.
Go to Byrd's for the largest and finest
lire of gentlemen's and ladies' furnishing
goods ever brought to this city-shirts,
collars, cuffs and ties for the young man
and "his best GIRL" in all the latest styles,
and undershirts so rayishingly beautiful
that only pleasant dreams can come to
the wearer.
60 to G. Frank Bamberg's stable Satur-
day morning if you need or want to see
the genuine Kentucky mule. MIR. Bam-
berg has just returned from Kentucky,
where he bought Car of the finest mules
that have Eeen here this season, and he
wants all of his friends and customers to
see them, whether they buy or not.
Other merchants have advanced prices
on all lines of shoes, but Spann is still
selling them at old prices. His stock is
larger than ever before, and you can sure
II besuited from the immense assortment.
At regular convention of Bamberg
Lodge Knights of Pythias held last Mon
day evening, the rank of Knight was
conferred on Mr.. VIM. McCue. Messrs.
A. C. Reynolds and 81. w. johnson were
given the rank of Page. Several old
members, who have not been attending
regularly, were present New applica-
tions are being received at almost every
meeting, and the future Of Pythianism
in Bamberg is bright.
]. w. Riee's Petition ON Wounds.
We certify that j. w. Rice was mem
Der of the Bamberg Guards, .Hagood's
Regiment, S. e. Volunteers, that he en-
listed at the beginning of the war, fought