The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1900-02-01

Mrs Nj. NJ. Roacn, VINO mas peeh VS.
;t;no her daughter, Mrs j. B. Rice. return
ed to Charleston last Thursday.
There was pleasant gathering, OF
Young people at Mrs. S. r. Gilrs Friday
night.
The personal property of the late A; a.;
F. Free brought good prices, and was all
sold.
For SALE,-A five-rOom dwellnS
bonse on Railroad Avenue. Apply at
this Office.
MIR. Vance w. Brabham has Deeh elec- Z,
tod nresident of the WOtford College /.
Nj. G. A.
Bambers is fine place for flrst,class
shoemaker to locate, and would DC siao'y
welcomed.
DrT.C. Lewis is away on account OF
his health. and his brother has charge OF
his practice.
There was another light fall OF snow
Tuesday night, but it soon melteu away
Yesterday morning.
MID. NJ. Smith, near Ehrhardt, recent
" killed two pigs, two years oio' tha'
netted $40 pounds.
The county pension board met at the
courthouse last Monday, and transacted
the business in hand.
Rent and supply liens at The BAMbERG
HERALD office. Come in and gel your
wants in this line supplied.
We regret to learn that Sheriff J. b.
Hunter has been confined to his Ded LOT
several days with very sore arm.
Byrd saws that the latest dude collars
"ars so hirh that YOU have to climb on
chair to spit over them" He has 'em.
The Ulmer election for Magistrate re-
suited irPthe selection of Mr.. s. E. ulmer,
the present incumbent, for the position.
Can't George P. Bamberg has made an
improvement on the Jail lot by moving
theunsightly old house that has disnsureo
it so long.
A store kew was found on the street
last SATURDAY., and has been left at TINS
office. Owner can get same by paying
for advertisement.
The ground was covered with sno" lot
the second time this winter last Saturday,
but it melted rapidly, and was all gone
by Sunday evening.
NY srist mill is now in operation and
I am prepared to do grinding OF all sor'S
at the shortest possible notice;
" '' ]. F. Folk.
Rent liens, supply liens, bill OF sale,
note and mortgage, mortgage or real
estate. and other legal blanks for sale at
The BAMBERe HERALD office.
To RENF-Miss Roach house on Gar
Isle street, three rooms and kltchen'
large garden and lot. Apply to A. =.
REYNOLDS, Bamberg Pharmacy.
1t is said that Col. Knox Livingston, OF
Marlboro, will be a candidate for COVER,
nor. And still they come. There VIII
no doubt be plenty of material to select
from.
The Senate has agreed to vote on the
currency bill February Is. That gives
nlenty of time to make up their minds to
do that which they have already deter
mined to do.
FODDER For SAI.E.-I have $4,000 lbs.
of Fodder for sale. Will deliver any
QUANTITY over 1000 lbs. Apply to j. W.
Barnes, Cope, s. c. Also about the
same quantity OF hay.
Supervisor Kearse, following out the
line of suggestions made by IHE BAN
BERG HERALD for better roads, mas or
dered the overseers to warn out all the
road hands in the county for labor on
the highways, beginning at once.
The Bank of Blackvilie, which, for
some reason that we have been unable to
learn. closed its doors for several days,
has been reopened under new manage
ment. Mr.. John O'Gorman is the presl-
dent and MIR. Robert Strobel the cashier
The largest and most complete line OF
shoes in Bamberg, at J:A. Spann's.
You cannot read The BANBERG HER
AID unless you pay for it. We cannot
afford to send the paper on credit at one
dollar year, and we are determined 10
have no dead beats on our list. A few
more names will be struck off this week.
They have one case of smallpox in
Rarnwefl. the town authorities have quar-
antined the house in which the sick man
is confined, placed a guard over the prem
ises, and have begun system OF ccm-
pulsory vaccination that includes every
body.
Mrs. S. r. Gill, in note to THE BAN
RRRG HERALD, says: II should have Or
dered nav little advertisement headed Land
to Rent, out of the paper last week, for
one insertion brought me tenant. Ad-
vertising i'm The BAMBERG HERALD GER
tainly pays"
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 "his best girl" in all the latest styles,
and undershirts so ravishingly beautiful
that only pleasant dreams can come to
the wearer.
On Friday last little darkey girl was
brought to DR.. B. D. Bronson's office ny
its parents, suffering from ''suffin' in her
year" The doctor made an examination
and after some considerable difficulty,
extracted from the pickaninnys aural
member cow-pea, which She had push
ed in dere toh see how hit feeled."
A Scottish preacher who found his
congregation going to sleep one Sunday
before he fairly began suddenly stopped
and exclaimed: Brethren, its nae fair.
Gle a man q chance. Wait till | get
alane. .,and then if nae worth listening
to gang asleep, but dinna gang before l
get commenced. Gle man a chance"
Full spring line of Julia Marlowe"
shoes in latest styles-high and low
quarters-at Spann's.
All postmasters should deliver The
BAaBERG HERALD only to subscribers.
We have had some complaints recently
about the paper being delivered to those
who do not subscribe, consequently the
man who pays for it does not get his
paper. Postmasters are violating the law
when they do this, and We hope they will
discontinue the practice.
Other merchants have advanced prices
on ali lines of shoes, but Spann is still
selling them at old prices. His stock Is
larger than ever before, and you can sure
ly he suited from the i1nmanSn assortment