The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-11
Brick for sale by Rhoad & Eaves.

Baptist church here last Sunday.
There has been good crowd in at
tendance upon the court this week
\ party of gentlemen en- njoved tisl
fry at the river last Thursday evening.
Many Of the Fitting School students
spent the Easter holidays at their homes
Spring hats. all styles, F. H. McCrae's
| Denmark.
| Registration books for the town elec
ton are now opeu at the store OF II. y
| Ray.
The people of Midway are making ef
forts to get L dispenSary established
there.
See G. Frank Bambergs line of spring
lap robes. He has more than a hundred
different styles to select from.
Mr. D. J. Delk has accepted the agency
for the Deering harvesting machinery
and is selling mowers, binders, rakeS, etc
FoR SALE.-One JerSy-Holstein COW
Ready to milk MAY 1st. Will give : to
- gallons per day. c. F. RiZer, Olar, $. c.
Several of our subscribers have called
in and paid up this week. There are
others who should do likewise. Let
them do so at once.
Hon. Jno. W. Crum, MessrS. Chas. Nc
Geiver, d. F. Hutto, F. H. McCrac, ID. n.
Ray, and others from Denmark, were
here this week attending court.
Car load lake ice just received. De
livery wagon starts the last or tins week.
Ice delivered in any quantity at SOC. per
hundred. JESSE MCCORMACK.
Mrs. II. G. Copeland had garden peas
blooming two weeks ago, and her cabbage
are beginning to head. This is certainly
the earliest gardening we have heard OF.
The delegates from the Methodist
church to the Oran%cburg district confer
encc, which meets 1T Denmark next
"Wednesday, are ". ID. Rhoad and +. +.
Dihblc
All the latest cold drinks at Prices
fount.
Mrs. Sarah Bruce. wife of Mr.. Edward
Bruce, of Williston, died at their home
Monday night. The funeral took place
Yesterday morning. Mrs. \. II. Bruce
went up to Williston Monday night.
Kolb Gem watermelon seed at F. H.
McCraes. Denmark.
Married, at the residence of the brides
father, Mr.. Frank Lee, April 1th, 1901 :,
Miss Mamie and Mr.. II. X. Faust, son OF
the late DR.. Henry Faust, both OF Bam-
berg county, Rev. Geo. n. AsSew ofiicla-
ting.
]. A. Byrd can ft you in a suit of
clothes.
At last ticket has been placed in the
field for mayor and aldermen, which IS
as follows: For Mayor, Maj. E. T. HAYS
For Aldermen, Geo. \. Jennings, W.
Paul Riley, Edgar Dickinson, D. ). Delk,
l.. G. Price and c. W. Rentz.
For SAIE.-Two eight horse power
engines; one eight horse power boiler;
one eighteen horse power boiler; one
hundred feet S-inch I-ply betting, and
cables, shaftins and pullevs for packing
cotton bv steam. All in good repair
Apply to c. +. Rizer, Olar, S. {.
If YOU want horse or mule, buggy,
wagon, or any sort of vehicle, &. Frank
Bamberg can surely suit YOU. He buys
in car load lots and gets the very lowest
prices. He can save You money. Get
his prices before buying anything in his
line. Beautiful line of new harness just
received.
4 handsome line of spring suits can be
seen at +. II. McCraeS, Denmark.
The dwelling house of Mr.. j. W. Ray,
who lives between Olar and GoVan, was
burned last Saturday morning. The hre
originated in the ceiling, and must have
caught from the chimney. Practically
all of the furniture was destroyed. There
was $500 insurance on the house, but
none on the furniture.
Mrs. W. l.. Wait at the Methodist
church last Thursday afternoon organ
lied the Home Mission Society with the
following officers: Mrs Olivia kirsch.
president: Mrs. c. J. Hook, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. J. NJ Jennings, corresponding
secretary; Mrs. G. Frank Bambers, re-
cording secretary; Mrs. NJ. W. Hook,
treasurer.
Prices soda fount now open. All the
latest up-to-date drinks served. Poilte
attention and best service.
At the regular meeting of Bamberg
lodge, Knights OF Pythias, held last Mon
day evening. the rank OF Knight WAS con-
ferred upon Esquire E. L. SmoaA, and he
won his spurs in knightly manner.
Hon. c. W. GarriS and Maj. Havelock
Eaves were elected as representatives to
the grand lodge which meets III Spartan
burg next month. with DIR. J. i. Black
and Mr.. W. ID. Rhoad as altcrnateS. There
were several of the newly initiated
brethren at the meeting, and we hoie
they will attend regularly. The lodge
has fine lot of new members, ana they
shonld attend every convention II pos
sible.
The most complete line of fishing tack
lc ever brought to Bamhcrs. at c. J. 5.
Brokers hardware store.
Last Monday Magistrate II. A: Ray
tried John Henry Hampton, negro, for
violation of contract, the case being
brought by Mr.. J. 4. Spann. He was
sentenced to serve thirty days on the
chain gang. 4 warrant had been out for
Hampton for some time, and he was
caught last week at St. Matthews. Con-
stable Noel Pad get went over last FRI
dav and brought him back. After he
gets through with this sentence, ne Will
lind himself in more trouble as he mar
ricd girl over ut st. Matthews and has \
wife and one child here. He will no
doubt be tried on the charge of higamy
after serving his present sentence.
I have the pret:ieSt and most varied
line of goods in my line ever seen in this
section. Come in and let me show you
nv assortment of summer lap robes,
harness. etc. l have anything you want
and can certainly please you. Prices
right. Il. FRANK bAMBEls".
In our issue of March IS was published
a clipping from the News and Courier III
reference to county superintendents who
had not sent in their rcportsto the comp
troller general in order that he might
arrange to distribute the diSpenSary fund
to the schools. Among those mentioned
was the county superintendent OF Bam-
berg County. Mr. Roweil has showed lis
his receipt for his report, which bears
date of March llth. signed by the comp
troller general. He says also that he
would have had the report ready earlier
but he could find no data upon which to
base 4 report, SO was forced to write to
all the trustees for information. This Is
wh,t ;.auSrj the delay us he did not take