The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-05-16

fount All cream drinks iW.
Refreshing showers'in this vicinity re-
Gently have greatly improved the crops,
especially small grain.
Parties who left dishes and baskets at
the nicnic grounds last Friday, can get
them by calling at Ray & Shealy's store.
Fresh carload of ice just received at
j. a. Vernon's.
President F. N. f. Bailey, of the 5. Z.
CT ut Edgefield, was elected rlce-presi-
dent of the B. Y. P. q. at its session IN
New Orleans last week.
- Crops in this section were badly dam
aee,i by hail last week. 1t seems that
Providence is bound to reduce the supply
of cotton in this country.
Sea .Brooker for baseball goods OF all
kinds.
The statement is gcing the rounds OF
the newspapers that Bryan intends to
bolt the next Democratic national con-
yention if it does not do as he wants
We have something new in wlckleSs
blue flame oil stove on exhibition. Once
tried, always used.
BIIcKIE & DOwLlNG.
The gentlemen who attended the Con-
federate reunion in Columbia last week
returned highly delighted with their trip:
There was large crowd in the capitai
city during the reunion.
Fresh vegetables received every morn
ing at Vernon's.
There will be no summer sehooi l"f
teachers in Bamberg this year, but COM
bination school for Bamberg and Barn
/. well counties will be held at Blackrilie
from July 22d to August 18th.
The most complete line Of fishing tack
le ever brought to Bamberg, at Z. ). >
Brokers hardware store.
Bishop Charles 3. Galloway has beca
appointed to preside over the next ses-
sion of the South Carolina Conference,
M. E. Church, South, which will be held
in Columbia November 21th, next.
The Carlisle Fitting School suspended
exercises last Friday, and the graded
school gave half holiday in order to al
low the pupils and students to attend the
Methodist Sunday-school picnic at West
End Mineral Springs.
POGO Cameras produce perfect pictures
which only plate cameras can. Gall ano
see our line. BRICKLE & DowLING.
Rev. E. W. Peoples, of Narnville, will
preach at the Baptist church next Sunday
morning and evening. MIR. Peoples IS
very fne preacher, and is we'll known to
many of our people, SO large consre
cation will no doubt be present.
We are under many obligations to Dir
s. W. johnson for some very line lettuce
and the largest cabbage we have seen TINS
season. M Johnson is not only go"a
hotel man, but tG judge from these veSe'
tables, he is ais o tirst-class gardener.
Next Sunday will be observed by the
Methodist Sunday-school here as Chill
dren's Day, A special program OF songs
recitations, etc, has been prepared, anC
the exercises will no doubt be very en-
ioyable. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
IF YOU need all ice cream freezer ol
water cooler, see Brokers line and gel
his prices before buying.
Mr.J. P. Murphy is going ahead Will
the work of erecting poles for his teie
phons exchange, and he will be ready TO-
business before very long. He will us'
the Bell system, and wili connect Will
the long distance lines. The exchang
will be located over the store OF ii. Z
Folk.
Mrs. G.. Frank Bamberg, Mrs. B. d
Bronson. Mr. G. H. Smoak and family
and Mr.. A. w. Knight and family spen
last Sunday at the hOSpitable home o
Can't. and Mrs E. r. Walter, over in Or
aneeburg county. The captain is an en-
thnsiastic grower of roses, and his gardel
at this season is 4 beautiful sight, on
worth going many miles to see.
Willie Wilson, q negro, was triel II
Orangeburg last week Oh the charge O
murder, and acquitted. 1t will be re
membered that Wilson some months ag
ran into buggy containing Mr.. and Mr
J.H. ". Hydriek, and Mr.. Hydrick rt
ceived injuries from which he died tn
next day. 1t was claimed that the negr
was drunk and deliberately ran his W
hiele into Mr. Hydrick'S buggy from tn
rear. On the trial, however, the nesr
proved that his horse was unmanageabl
and that it was an accident which coul
not be avoided by him.
Some thief or thieves broke the flor
window of J. \. Nernon'S meat mark'
and grocery last Thursday morning an"'
four o'clock. and entered the building
They were surprised by Mr.. Arthl
Stradley, who works for MIR. ternon, WI
had come down to get out some stray
berry crntes. They ran, and he did NJ
&. succeed in capturing them. half DC
of tobacco was the only thing miSSln
Mr.. Stradley says there were two mt
who ran off. They had previously a
tempted to break in the back door of II
store of D. H. Counts & Co., but we
frightened away by Mr.. G. 4. Ducke
who lives in the rear part OF his sto
next door. Thieves are becoming rath
bold in town here recently, and if som
body will put load of shot into some
them il viii do good.