The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-08

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MIR. Geo. H. Bayne, of the firm OF
Carey. Bayne s. Smith, OF New 1ork
spent last Monday in town. he was the
guest of Mr.. w. G. Smith.
Hit happens, THE BAMBERG HERALD
prints it, and it's. SO.
WANTED.-Twent-five crosstie hands.
Apply to j. P. MATTHEW. .
We hope to see cotton seed oil mill
in operation in Bamberg by next 1aii.
J. A. Spann is making a specially, OF
fine shoes now, and his prices are risht.
Our representatives spent last sunday
at home, but returned to COLUMBIA Mon
: day.
It is a healthy sign that the farming
lands of Bamberg county are command
ing higher prices.
Rent and supply liens at The BAMBERe
HrpaLD office. Come i'm and get your
wants in this line supplied.
If you want beautiful and comfort.
able Shoe. buy the famous Julia Marlowe'
shoe, at j. A. Spann's, the shoe man.
Don't borrow and read your neighbor's
paper and thereby beat US out OF the sub
scription price. Subscribe and pay tor 1t
yourself.
To RENT-Miss Roach house on Car
: Isle street, three rooms and Kitchen
large garden and lot. Apply to a. u.
REYNOLDS, Bamberg Pharmacy.
Rent liens, supply liens, bill Of sale,
note and mortgage, mortgage OF real
estate, and other legal blanks Tor sale at
The BAMBERG HERALD office.
Sheriff j. B. Hunter, who declares that
he has really passed through the rigors OF
smallpox, with his vaccinated arm, and
is therefore immune, is out again.
G. Duncan Bellinger, ESQ.,, will not op-
nose Col. w. J. Taibert for congress, but
viii stand for reelection as Attorney
General Guess he'll be elected, too.
The farmers of this county are gener.
ally in good financial condition, and IL
they don't plant too largea cotton crop,
will no doubt have some surplus money
next fall.
We are still enrolling the new subscrlb-
ers. but there is room for more. This Is
the wear when you want to keep posted,
and THE BAMBERG HERALD is the paper
to read.
FoppER For SALE have $4,000 lbs
of Fodder for sale. Will deliver any
ouantity over ZOO lbs. Apply to j. w.
Barnes, Cope, S. c. Also about the
same quantity of hay.
Better buy your tickets early. as there
viii be crowded house at the Alba Hey
ward entertainment on Saturday evening.
the 9th instant. The entertainment VIII
commence at o'clock.
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 dam
gerous to put off the matter of insurance.
The largest and most complete line of
shoes in Bamberg, at ia. Spann's.
Mr.. ]. Allen Huggins has sold out his
grocery business to Mr.. L. e. Price, and
win move to Red Springs, N. @. The
transfer will take place March 1st. and
Mr.. Price has rendered his resignation as
city marshal.
Trade is holding up well and it is evil
dent that there is vet considerable money
in the country. Numbers of farmers are
paving cash for their fertilizers, and will
doubtless be able to pay cash for all sup
plies needed on their farms this year:
Complaint has come to Us recently of
the sanitary condition of the town, and
the opinion is expressed that competent
health officer should be employed the year
round. and we trust that city council will
see the wisdom of and adopt the sug-
gestion.
Don't forget the meeting of the County
Teachers, Association next Saturday.
Hon. John J. McMahan, State Superin--
tendent of Education, will be present and
address the teachers. Every teacher In
The county should be present, and we
hope will be. =.
Full spring line of "Julia Marlowe"
shoes in latest styles-high and low
quarters-at Spann's.
Go to Byrd's for the largest and finest
line of gentlemen's and ladies' furnishing
goods ever brought to this city-shirts,
collars. cuffs and ties for the young man
! and s.his best girl" in all the latest styles,
and undershirts so rayishingly beautiful
that only pleasant dreams can come to
the wearer.
Buy your fine crackers and candies at
the PARLOR CAFE & MARKET co.
The new cotton mill at Orangeburg, in
which Mr.. w. G. Smith is interested, has
been organized with Mr.. Smith as presi-
dent and treasurer and B. 81. Moss, Esq,
as yice-president and secretary. Mr.
Smith Is hard at work getting matters in
: shane and will move to Orangeburg in
the next few weeks.
Z Byrd says that the latest dude collars
ssare so high that you have to climb on
chair to spit over them" He has 'em.
The habit of shooting pistols as a fire
alarm should be stopped, as too many
reckless persons shoot promiscuousfy III
such a time. Last Wednesday Mr.. G
Frank Bamberg came near being hit by 8
bullet, and one also found Judgement in
Mr.. W. T. Riley's piazza. The towr
council should take some action to stop il
at once.
The PARLOR CAFE & MARKET co
still sell the best seed Irish potatoes ant
cabbage plants.
Bro. A. P. Turner, who recently re
signed the pastorate of the Blackyills
church, has located at Wither's Mill, Mo.
where he entered upon his work as pas
tor ON Sunday, January 18th. We wisl
Bro. Turner the largest success in hi
new home. He did good work at Black
vile, and will be held in happy remem
brance by the people of the town ant
community.-Baptist Courier
Other merchants have advanced price
on all lines of shoes, but Spann is still
selling them at old prices. His stock i
larger than el "r before, and you can sure
" be suited from the immense assortment
Tickets for the Alba Haywood enter
tainment are now on sade at the store O
MIR. Thos. Black. Secure your seats early