The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-06-14

Straw hats in endless varieties, at
MeCrae's, Denmark.
Crops are looking well now, and the
cotton has plenty of forms.
AZ handsome line of summer clothing,
stylish serge coats, alpacas, crash, ETC.,
at McCrae,s, Denmark.
Constant activity in endeayoring to
make others happy is one OF the surest
ways of making ourselves so.
AS q factor for doubling up the popu-
lation the green apple is far ahead OF the
census taker in some respects.
There is considerable building going
on in Bamberg now This is a healthy
sign, and We are glad to see it.
The town of Manning is endeavoring
TO organize stock company, to build an
oil mill, with fair chances Of success.
Don't forget the opening picnic at West
End Mineral Springs today Thursday.
A large crowd is expected to be present
There will be reunion at Mr.. VIM.
Bessinger's residence on Wednesday,
July 4th All are invited to attend and
bring their baskets.
It is bad omen to meet, on leaving thy
house in the morning, a mad dog, tiger
which hath not breakfasted, or man to
whom thou owest money.
Mrs. J. B. Roach, wife of Mr.. J. B..
Roach, died at her home in Sumter We'd
nesday night of last week. Deceased was
relative of Mrs. j. B. Rice.
Our correspondents are not writing US
as much these days as We would like them
to. Wake up, friends, and let the people
know what is going on in your neighbor-
hood.
Lieutenant Governor Scarborough has
annaunced himself as a candidate for
Congress from the Sixth District. The
man that beats him will be the next Con-
gressman.
The State campaign meeting for Bam-
berg on Saturday, the 23rd Instant, will
take place in the court house. Come out
and hear what the candidates haveto say
for themselves
For SALE-10,OO0 lbs nicely cured oats.
Also 25 bushels of unknown peas, slightly
mixed. Will sell for either cash or time,
with good collateral. Apply to 6. 3.
Clayton, Ehrhardt, S. c.
Our country friends who have spring
chickens or country hams to sell, would
do well to bring them to Bamberg this
week. They will find ready sale at good
prices for all they may bring.
The Clemson contingent who came
home last Monday afternoon were: Ca
diets Sheldon and Frank Cope, Weldon
and Creation Bamberg, Homer and Ber-
nard Kearse, and J. Monnie Hill.
Every week we add new names to oul
subscription list, and We have to keep on
increasing our supply ofpaper to meet the
demand. Still, we have not increased
our advertising rates to any great extent
Mr,A. C. Reynolds is our authorized
agent at Ehrhardt, and will take new sub
scribers or receipt for any money owing
this paper. He can be found at the store
of the Reynolds Drug Co., and will bt
glad to see you.
Shoes, shoes, shoes. All styles for ev
erybody, at McCraes, Denmark.
We have received an invitation from
the board of trustees of Washington anC
Lee University, Lexington, Va, to bt
present at the dedication OF the new Ia"
building, to the memory OF John Kan
dolph Tucker, Tuesday, the 18th instant
The commencement exercises of Fur
man University took place this week
Nr. j. A. Hunter, son of Sheriff j. B
Hunter, was one of the senior class, an(
: graduated with the degree of 3. l.. W.
regret that the program reaches us to.
late for publication in full.
We have just learned that Mrs. Saral
Cave, wife of Mr.. W. T. Cave, of Olar
died on Tuesday, May 29th. She ha,
been a sufferer from cancer for seyera
wears past. The body was buried a
friendship cemetery the following day
She leaves a husband, two sons an
three daughters.
The regular annual picnic will tax
place at St. Johns Baptist Church, beio,
Ehrhardt, on next Saturday, June l6tl
A large crowd always attends these gath
inss, and the affair will no doubt be mor
successful this year than ever. Seyera
from Bamberg will attend, and the edito
hopes to be present,