The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-04-12

ID
the leonine orator of the low country,
is attending court as associate counsei In
the Gunnels murder case.
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday.
Farmers are busy planting cotton.
Ideal weather we are having these days.
There will be picnic at Clear Pond
next Friday.
Brokers line of fishing tackle is imply
superb. Call and look.
Base ball is all the go here now, and
the small boy is in his glory.
Talk is cheap, but facts are eloquent as
to what paper reaches the people
Cant. J. B. Hunter is announced as a
candidate for Sheriff in this issue.
A goodly number of people were in
town last Monday attending court.
Coroner A. w. Besinger is announced
as candidate for reelection IN TINS Is
sue.
Probate Judge B. W. Miley announces
himself as a candidate for reelection IN
this issue.
The small grain crops all over this
county are very promising, and a good
yield may be expected.
MI. r.C.B. Free is announced as a can
didate for reelection to the otflce OF
Clerk of Court in this issue.
The cost price sale of S. S. karesh IS
still going on, and there are many more
bargains yet in the stock. Go and see.
The prospects are bright for large
crowd at the Rivers Bridge memorial
service to be held Thursday, April 2Sth.
Leok out for fine shad and roe jacks,
croakers, and other kinds of fresh tlsh at
Parlor Cafe s. Market Co. this week and
next.
Mr.. r. W. D. Rowell announces HIM
self this week as candidate for County
Auditor and Superintendent OF Educa-
tiOn.
The candidates for county offices are
announcing themselves at lively rate
i'm this county. Look over our candloates
column for new ones.
Other towns in the State have commen-
ced to close early. Can't our merchants
do the same thing? The clerks ought to
have some time for recreation.
In our honor roll last week the name
B. w. Miley should have been e. W.
Miley. The mistake was made by the
printer in correcting the proof
The Banberg Democratic club roll is at
the clerk of courts office, and those VINO
wish to enroll themselves as members
will please call at the court house.
CorroN SEED MEAL have cotton
seed meal for sale in any quantity, at
lowest prices, for spot cash.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
Col. Willie Jones has appointed Mr.. j..
Wilson Riley as member OF his stall,
He has been made paymaster OF the sec
ond regiment, with the rank OF captain
Miss Annie Bonham Aldrich, daughter
of Col. Robert Aldrich, will be married
at the Episcopal church in Barnwell on
the 18th instant to DR.. William Eggles-
ton.
By an act of the last General Assembly,
II Is now unlawful to erect q barbed wire
fence within fifty feet of a public road.
The penalty for the violation OF this law
is $50.
Blackville is making efforts to build a
cotton mill. A committee has been ap-
!. pointed with Mai. L. T. Izlar as chair
man, to solicit subscriptions to the capl-
tai stock.
At the last term of court in Barnwell
the case against the suretles OF treasurer
A. F. Free was referred to the Master to
take testimony as to the amount due on
the bond.
Before buying your spring supplies
look over the advertising columns OF The
BAMBERG HERALD and then call on those
merchants who invite you to do so through
it's columns.
A commission has been issued by the
Secretary of State to r. 81. Jennings, b
II. Moss. and w. &. Smith, to establish
knitting mill at Orangeburg, the capna
stock to be $4,000.
Mr. O'Neal has made arrangement!
with the Bamberg Telephone Exchange
whereby the county seat and the ne"
pleasure resort, Cedar Springs, will b'
connected by telephone.
Fishing tackle, all kinds, styles ant
prices, at Brokers. Come see 1t.
Remember the competitive examina
zion to be held at Blackville on the 5tt
of Nav for cadetship in the NaVa
ACADEMY at Annapolis. Some BamberE
boy ought to win the prize.
Owing to the pressure on our columns
we are Obliged to omit an interesting his
tory of the Rivers Bridge Memorial AS
sociation, and Swinging Round the CIR
ele." They viii appear next week.
The finest assortment of fishing tackl
ever bron~bt to Bamberg, at Brokers.
Excursion rates to Louisville, KY. TO
the Confederate Veterans Reunion, iron
Bamberg, will be $1255 for the roun
"trip. For all information concerning tn
trip, apply to Havelock Eaves, Agen
Southern Railway.
The missionary and educational inst
4ute for Orangeburg District will be he'll
in the Methodist church at Branchvill
ON "wednesday, April 25th, beginning 4
ga m. This meeting will be compose
of the pastors of the district. The di:
trict conference will open Wednesda
night, 8 O'Clock, on April 10Th.
Remember. that the Parlor Cafe 4 Ma
ket Co. will be prepared to feed thos
who want good meals while at court.
Mr.. O'Neal has completed the pavilio
at Cedar Springs, and work on the ba'
house is now going on, while the grount
are being cleared as we'll. The bal
house is cOmmodiOus structure, an
will have arrangements for warm as we
as cold baths He is pushing the work
RAPIDLY as possible, and will have ever.
thing ready in few weeks.