The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-02-07


Notice change of schedule of the
Southern Railway this week
The new bank at St. George will open
up for business in few days.
WANTED-Fifteep gallons first class
cane syrup. OTIS BRARHAH.
Mr.. Walter Baxter has sold his house
and lot in town and moved to Denmark.
Nice line of groceries and fresh meats
cheap for cash by H. A. Ray, next to
postoffice.
The water works idea suggested by
this paper meets the approval of some of
our most prominent citizens and large
= taxpayers.
Residence in town and three horse
farm just outside the incorporate limits
that will be sold at 4 sacrifice. Apply at
this Office
The annual convention of the Young
Mems Christian Associations of South
Carolina will be held in Sumter February
l4th to 18th.
Say, boys. don't forget old NJ. Moye
He is still agent for Lloyd and Model
laundries. Leave your laundry at d. Fl.
Counts & Co.'S store.
Those who need Dowlaw cotton plant
ers. guano distributors, corn drills, or disc
harrows should see C. j. s. Brooker and
get his prices before buying.
The printer last week made mistake
in the local about the large hog. The
mammoth porker belonged to Mr.. G. F.
HERS instead of Mr.. j. D. Platts.
Ornan lodge, A. F. NJ, held a regular
meeting last Friday evening, at which
time the Entered Apprentice degree was
conferred upon two candidates.
The committee of ladies are collecting
subscriptions made for the factory chapel,
and it is proposed to start work on the
building as soon as possible. About six
hundred dollars has been subscribed.
Mr.. J. w. Black left Sunday for CO.
lumbia, where be will spend few days
and then 60 OTTO Asheyille, n. c., where
he will live in the future, His family
will follow in few days.
C.M. Van OrsdelI, Jr., photo artist,
will be located at Branchville, S. c.,
from Monday, February 1lth, to Saturday,
February 10Th, one week only. All the
latest work. Give him q. call.
The citizens of Barnwell are stirred up
over the recent fires in that town, and
have gone to work for fire protection.
They have organized hook and ladder
company, and over $500 has been sub
scribed to equip the same.
Everybody now that wants cheap
watch, clock, OF jewelry and spectacles,
can get it at T. c. Rouis, Railroad
Avenue.
We dropped into A. Rice's store Tues
day and We found everybody busy open
ing up new goods He certainly has a
large and varied stock, and the prices are
surely cheap. He has the best line he
has ever carried, and the prices are
cheaper than ever before. Go and look
at his stock Take our word for it, YOU
will not be disappointed.
We are pleased to say that our business
for January was the largest since we
have been in Bamberg. New subscribers
came in fine collections were good, and
our lob work book shows that we did
more printing than any month since we
have been in business here. For all of
which We return many thanks to our
friends.
Bamberg county is surely getting a
reputation for large porkerS this season.
Last week We published an item about 4
hog which Mr. 6. F. HERS killed which
weighed 455 pounds. Now comes Mr.
II. IL. Chitty, of kearse. with two that
tipped the scales at 80 pounds, one
weighing 4l5 and the other :SS:}5 pounds
Let us hear from others.
Mr.. G. f. Huttn came in town last
FRIDAY night to attend the Masonic meet,
ing, and when he went for his Lun,sc and
buggy to return home after the session
was over. it was gone, and, not being abis
TO locate the turnout that night. he was
forced to walk home He found the
horse and buggy the next morning ii
Mr. SpannS, the horse having broker
loose and gone there the night before.
Mr. r. W. ID. Rowell has received hi
commission as County Auditor, but hi
cannot take charge until the 18th instant
which is the date Auditor SeaSeS com
mission expires. He as ked that the "ttic'
be turned over TO him last Friday, bu
Capt. Sease declined to tnrn oyer, qs hi
commission had not expired. Mr.. Rowel
then Went to Columbia Saturday an'
consulted the attorney general, VIII
agreed with Capt Scase.