The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-07-04

We want those who are owing US to
call in and pay up. We need the money
due US.
Quite crowd from Olar was in town
Tuesday, attending case before Special
Referee L. G. Inglis.
Rev. Lucius Cuthbert preached at the
Baptist church last Sunday morning and
evening 10 good congregations.
City council held its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday afternoon, but no buSl-
ness of importance was transacted.
Some are disposed to doubt the story
we published last week in reference to the
colt that G. Frank Bamberg has. Any
way, the colt can be seen at Bamberg,s
stables, and many have called to see It, =
Services are still being held at the
Methodist church this week, morning ana
evening. Mr.. Watson went home to NIL
his pull on Sunday, but returned ON
Monday.
Our Young brother, Mr.. '. W. Brab-
ham, of Bamberg, who recently graduated
from Wofford, will soon begin the study
of medicine in Baltimore. He is the son
of that staunch layman, {. K. Brabham.-
Circuit Rider.
The little baby of Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Brabham died Tuesday afternoon. The
little one was buried in the cemetery yes
terday. This babe was the remaining one
of the twins; the other died several weeks
ago.
On account of the sickness Of some or
their PLAYERS, the Blackville base ball
team did not come to play the game WITH
the Bamberg boys last Friday a1ternooh'
A game was played, however, between
teams from this town, i'll order not 10 oiS-
appoint those who had gone out to Wit
ness game.
A CONGREGATIONAL meeting of the Bap-
tist church was held last Sunday for the
purpose of calling a pastor. Rev. II. NJ;
Faliow, student at the Theological
Seminary of Louisville, Kentucky,
was unanimously called, to serve the
church as supply for the next three
months.
This paper was unavoidably late last
week. The little engine at the cotton
mill broke down Tuesday morning, ana
in consequence the mill was shut down
Tuesday and Wednesday. AS we get the
electric power for our presses from the
mill, we could not print our paper until
Thursday morning, when the mill again
started up.
The news of the death of Mr.. l.. L..
Rice, which sad event occurred last Satur-
day night, was received with sadness here.
Mr. Rice was one of the very best men IN
this county, and we lose an uWrlght
man and good citizen in his death. NO
truer man and christian ever drew the
breath of life, and the world is better for
his having lived in it. Peace to his ashes
We take pleasure in republishing the
article in another column from the WIRE
grass Blade, of Swainsboro, Ca, IN refer
ence to Mr.. W. Brooks Rice and his busl-
ness. Mr.. Rice is originally from this
county, and to the many people here who
know and esteem him for his true worth
of character, it will be pleasant news to
see how well he stands in his adopted
home.
Among the visitors here Monday we
noted the following: Messrs. Geo. j.
HERS, Isaac w. Carter, and J. c. Cope
land, of Ehrhardt; DR.. j. K. Mccormack,
T. J. Hartzog, and - Kennedy. OF
Govan; Capt. W. F. Stokes and Jno.
Cooner, of 'Farrel's Store; Chas; Nc
Geiver, A. D. Pearson, and j. T. High
tower, of Denmark; M. n: Rice, Capt. D:
H. Rice, and Magistrate NJ. D. Reed, OF
Olar.
The Bamberg county cotton growers
association met in the court house last
Monday afternoon. Vice-president G. b.
Free presided in the absence of Presl-
dent Jno. w. Crum. Remarks were made
by several gentlemen, and on motion OF
Capt. D. H. Rice, the association decided
to hold meeting some time during this
month, and that State president }. g.
Wilborn with some other speaker to be
suggested by him be invited to address
the association on that occasion. The
date for the meeting will be fixed by Mr.
Wilborn, and due and timely notice will
be given Of it.