The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28
Sill, in the ring when it comes to dry

Still in the ring when it comes to dry
goods, notions, etc. j. a. bfKD'
The outlook for electric lights IS prom
isine. and if our people will take the
proper interest in the scheme the plant
will be built.
The car load of terra Gotta pipe mas
arrived for the town and county, ana IL
is being placed at several points IN town,
preparatory to being put in the bitches.
If you need shoe, besure to see BYRD
shoes before buying.
At the recent term of court IN barh-
well Mr.. n. W. Weekly was tried Tor the
killing of Mr.. j. G. Compton at timer
last July, and verdict of not guilty was
rendered.
A good deal of cotton has been sold III
town the past two weeks, although the
price has been steadily dropping. lnose
s who have been holding for higher prices
are letting it go now.
Money saved is money made; see my
line Of stuff before buying. }. A. BYRD
Next Monday is salesday, but there are
no public sales of any description to DC
had. The county board of commission
ers will be in session, that being the day
for The regular quarterly meeting.
Comb honey in pound sections at re-
duced prices. Apply to Noel Paage't'
The Barnwen bar has petitioned Gov:
ernor McSweeney for an extra term OF
: court for that county. to be heio mex!
month, for the pur pose of disposlng OF
civil business. Judge Hudson Viii be
asked to preside.
A car load of Rock Hill buggies just
received at G. Frank Bamberg's.
There is no lawyer in the Georgia
penitentiary but there is one poor news
paper man. 1t is supposed that the news
paper man offended the lawyers ana they
inyeigled him into scrape and LANDED
him in the penitentlary.
In order that our business men and
clerks can attend the Alba Heywood en-,
tertainment, the performance Will nol
berin until nine o'clock. No one need
stay away in fear of not being able to
get there for the commencement OF the
show.
Remember G. Frank Bamberg when IN
need of vehicles, harness, horses or mules
We are now in position to accept
country produce on subscription a,
market prices. Those who owe us and
haven't the money can bring US chickens
eggs, syrup, potatoes. corn, peas, etc. "
would also like to have several country
hams.
Drop in and see the prettieSt and most
complete line of mems and boys suits
and pants that have ever been in Bam'
berg. D. "A. BYRD
According to an act Of the Legislature
the season for hunting will close on
April 1. The sports of the city ano
county will bear that fact in mind for i
anyone is found guilty of shooting birds
after that date they will be liable &c
prosecution.
When you want horses or mHieS, bug
eies. wagons, harness, or anything OF this
kind, get G. Frank Bamberg's prices be
fore buying.
The Masonic lodge here will meet to
morrow (Friday) evening, and the Mas
ter's degree will be conferred. The
Blackyille lodge has been invited. and ;
BANQUET will be rendered the visiting
brethren, which will be served at John
sons Hotel.
Collars and cuffs up to snuff.
J. \. BYRD.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Jennings has been boring al
artesian we'll for Mr. j. J. Simmons ON hi
plantation near town. He has gon
down five hundred feet and has nc
struck water yet. He has discontinue
work on this well and will soon commenc
to bore Il new one.
Mr.C.J. S. Brooke: left last week TO
North Carolina, whelc he will travel 10
the next three months, representing tn
Economy Kitchen Grocer: Mr.. Brook
er's hardware business will be in charg
of Mr.. Hooton Fielder during his absence
Mr.. Brooker has many frie:ads in Ban
berg, who hope he will NO. stay ava
permanently.