The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-04
Court conyenes next Monday,

Court conyenes next Monday.
Brick for sale by Rhoad & Eavcs.
Spring bonnets and dresses will be in
evidence Sunday.
Mr. T. L. Wiggins is having his resi-
dence repainted.
The wet weather is putting the farmers
behind with their work:
Collars and cuffs up to snuff.
J. A. BYRD.
We have a Webster's International
Dictionary, sheep binding, latest edition,
for sale cheap.
If you owe us anything, you arc cor
diailF invited to come in and pay. we
need what money is due us.
Rey. T. c.. O'Den, of Columbia, will
preach at the Meth odist church here next
Sunday morning and evening.
There was social gathering at the
home of the Misses Gates on Friday eve
ming last in honor of Miss Hattie Leach,
of Greenyille-
Cotton seed hulls for sale in any guam
tity Apply to G. Moye Dickinson at
Oil mill.
The question has been asked: why
do ladies wear ,corSetS?" Ladies wear
corsets from instinct-a natural love OF
being squeezed.
Coroner Besinger has moved to the old
Counts place in Buford's Bridge town
ship, and can be found there when MS
services are needed.
Remember us when you need job print
ing. We do as good work as can be
done anywhere, and our prices are
reasonable. We print anything.
Money saved is money made; sec my
line of stuff before buying. j. \. BYRD.
Mr.. E. c. Hays has commenced to tear
down the large barn and stables III rear
OF The HERALD Office, preparatory to
erecting brick store. which is made ne
cessary by his increasing business.
Still in the ring when it comes to dry
goods, notions, etc. }. A. BYRD.
Much to the regret of his many friends,
q. Frank Bamberg will not consent to
become candidate for mayor. His large
and eyer-increasins business demands
his time and attention and therefore he
is forced to decline the honor.
Corn, feed oats and hay at Prices, next
door to dispensary.
The Supreme Court has rendered a de-
cision in the case of john S. Copeland ct
al against Jacob c. Copeland, which was
appealed from this county. The Judg-
ement of the circuit court is affirmed
which gains the land in question for the
plaintiffs.
]. a. Byrd can fit you in suit of
clothes.
Next Sunday is Easter. and there will
be appropriate services at the Methodist
church i'm the morning. In the afternoon
at Sunday-school a special program OF
recitations, songs, ETC.. by the children
will be rendered, and all are cordially IN
yited to attend both services.
Corn, feed oats and hay at Prices, next
door to dispensary.
Mildred, the fve-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Knight. happened to
painful accident last Friday. She fell
against backing stand in bed room OF
the house, cutting her upper lip right
badly. The wound necessitated the at
tention of a physician. but she will soon
be all right again.
We are selling new goods at the same
old prices. ). "A. BYRD
The old Oran geburg Hotel building in
Orangeburg, belonging to MIR: John W.
Fairey, was burned last Saturday morn
ing. 1t was occupied by several people
who had rooms in the building, and the
flames spread so rapidly that oil their
personal effects were burned, While sew
eral hardly managed to escape, one lady
being severely burned.
Corn, feed oats and hay at Prices, next
door to dispensary.
Although the weather was very baC
last SATURDAY. night, there was large
crowd present at the Alba Haywood en-
tertainment. As usual. Mr.. Haywood
gave frst-class entertainment, render
ING an entirely new program. We re
card his character imperSOnation OF the
old lady in rendering the "new church
organ as being the most artistic anc
best finished work we have yet seen iron
him. He can always be assured OF
crowded house when he visits Bamberg.
Drop in and see the prettiest and mos
complete line of mems and boys suit:
and pants that have ever been in BAN
berg. .. a. bfhp
There has been lots of work done a
the park and the new West.end Cemetery
Mr.. J. Brabham. the efficient and tire
less president, has had walks laid out
shade and ornamental trees and shruhber,
planted, a neat fence erected-ln tact tn
Improvement has been wonderful. II MI
Brabham can be induced to continue a
president. in a few years we will have on
of the prettiest parks and cemeteries any
where around and one tha: will do crcdl
to a much larger city than Bamberg. Nh
Brabham deserves the thanks and graft
tude of all our people for his noble un
unselfish work, and on their behalf W
extend the same. Would that we ha'
more citizens like him-men who ar
willing to give their time and none
for the benefit of the town and its people