The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-07

Fish without heads at G. A. Duckers.
Better pay your town taxes at once
/. and avoid the penalty.
WaNrED-A few private boardefS at
the DR.. Lewis house. j. T. MATTHEW.
The finest and largest stock of vehicles,
harness, ETC., in this section at u. Frank
Bamberg's.
Those who have, not paid their town
taxes had better Go so at once and escape
the penalty.
We hope the new subscribers will come
in as well during March as they did dur
ing February.
Col. Allan c. lizard, father sof Mrs. j.
Al. Klein. died at his home IN WATERFORD
last Wednesday.
Rev. G.. G.. Bradford preached at the
Rantist church last Sunday morning ana
evening to good congregations.
EVERYBODY now that wants cheap
watch. clock, or jewelry and spectacles,,
can get it at. c. Rouis, Railroad
: Avenue.
When YOU want horses or mules, bug
pies.wagons, harness, or anything OF tins
Kind, get G. Frank Bamberg's prices be-
fore buying.
The residence of Capt. Jno. Black In
Columbia was DESTROYED by hre last sun
day night. The loss was $500 or more
with some insurance.
= EVERYBODY should be especially careful
with fire during this windy weather. A
costly conflagration can easily result
from a little carelessness.
A car load of Rock Hill buggies just
received at G.. Frank Bambergs.
An effort is being made to have the
American Telegraph and Telephone
COMPANY connect with the local teie-
phone system.-Barnwel Sentinel.
FoR SALE.-23 acres OF good land in
edge of town. House and lot on New
Bridge street. Apply to
C. J. S. BRooKEM
Rev. II. B. Browne. Presiding Elder,
preached at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning and evening. The sec,
ond quarterly conference was heid
Monday morning.
The sand put on the sidewalks of Main
street has improved their condition, but
we ought to have cement Sidewalks on
this street. The sand will soon be gone
and they will be as bad as ever
Treasurer Dickinson informs us that
there are at least five hundred delinquent
tayuayers in the county. These Will
have to paw the fifteen per cent. penalty,
and costs also should executions be Is
sued.
The people of Walterboro have COM
nlained to the railroad commission about
the passenger schedules given that town
nv the railroad, and Commissioner Gar
ris went down there last week to lnvestl-
gate the matter.
A private letter received from Mr.. ".
F.. Lea says that he has only taken up
newspaper editing as side issue, ana
that he is still in the tobacco warehouse
business, which he will push with lis ac-
customed ability.
: The town council of Dillon has placed
an order with the Bamberg Nurseries tol
$40 eIms, which will be set out on the
streets of that town. The Nursery hero
is rapidly extending its trade all over the
State, as well as elsewhere.
Plenty of fine horses and mules on
hand at G.. Frank Bambergs. They arr
good ones, too.
Our correspondents are doing fine worE
these days. We want them 10 kcepit up
and we want to hear from every scrtlor
of the county which is not now repre-
sented in our columns. Write us TIT
news. and write every week ifpossible.
Although we did more job printin:
during the month of january than an,
month since we have been in. Bambefs
our February business was much larger
If YOU need any kind of printing, thi
office can do it for YOU in the incest stvl
and at reasonable prices, Call on us o
write when you need job printing.
Miss Bette Matthews, who has charg
&c. F. Rizer's millinery department a
Olar. is now North buying large line o
goods for hey department, and the ladlc
can rest assured OF being suited there
The stock will soon be ready for lnSpet
tioa. and YOU are cordially invited l
cal, and see the newest creations III hat
bennets, and millinery of al kinds.
Remember G. Frank BamberS when i
need of vehicles, harness, horses or mule
At the meeting of Ornan lodge, \.
M. held last Monday evening the Fcllo
Craft degree was conferred upon two cal
didates At the next meeting, which wi
be held the 10th of this month, the Ma
ter's degree will be conferred, al whic
time the lodge will have banquet: 1t
probable that it will be Il large affair, al
that brethren from other lodges Will
iayited to participate