The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-21

Comb honey in pound sections at re
duced prices. Apply to Noel Padgett.
Plenty of fine horses and mules or
hand at G.. Frank Bambcrg'S. They art
good ones, too.
| WANTED.-SOme country hams and
bacon. Parties having any for sale will
apply at this office.
Mr.. H. J. Brabham, Jr., has been elect
ed clerk OF the law association OF the
South Carolina College.
The chain gang is still at work on the
Bambers and Denmark road. Some line
work is being done on this highway
As soon as the car load of terra Gotta
pipe arrives the work ofputting 1t down
in the bitches of the town Will be begun.
THE HERALD nominateS G. Frank
Bamberr for mayor. He is 4 young, pro-
grcSSive man, and is just the sort of ma
terial we need.
Our subscribers who feel SO disposed
can bring us a few loads of stove wood
Oh substitution. Don't wait too long
to bring it. We need it now.
Most of the money subscribed for the
factory chapel has been paid, and rs soon
rs specifications can be obtained work on
the building will be commenced.
Edmund Tyler, the negro who escaped
from the chain gang few weeks ago, has
not vet been caught. He is thought to
have gone to the upper part of the State.
The spring season is approaching, and
our board of health should see to 1t that
the premises of everybody are cleaned
up. We cannot be too careful in the
matter of health.
Governor McSwccney has refused to
pardon May Rice, negro, who is doing
time" for stealing bale of cotton. The
solicitor refused to endorse the appl!cl-
ton for pardon.
This paper would be glad to receive
nominations for mayor and aldermen to
serve the town for the next two years.
This is an important matter, and should
not be neglected by our people.
The season for buying spring goods is
almost upon us. Watch our advertising
columns and find out where to do your
trading. You help the paper by patron
izing those firms who advertise with us.
Mr.. \ kirsch is now occupying Mrs.
Gravson'S house, recently vacated by the
families of Messrs. Inglis and Bostick,
and Mavor IngliS is occupying part OF
the Smith residence with MaJo: Havelock
EaveS.
When YOU want horses or mules, bug
gics, wagons, harness, or anything OF TINS
kind, get c. Frank Bambergs prices be-
fore buying.
Our subscribers will please notice the
date on the label of their paper. II you
owe us anything, please don't wait to re-
ceiye a statement, but send in the amount
that yoa are due at once. We need every
cent owing to us, need it bad, and need 1t
now.
We are now in position to accept
country produce on suSScrlptlon at
market prices. Those who owe US and
haven't the money can bring US chickens,
eggs, syrup, potatoes, corn, peas, etc. We
would also like to have several country
hams.
We are selling new goods at the same
old prices. }. A. BYRD.
The new road across Lemon Swamp is
one of the most important in the county,
as it shortens the distance SO many
people living in the lower part OF the
county have to travel in coming to Bam-
berg. The road will no doubt be con-
tinued on further down towards Rivers
bridge, rs rights of way have been secured
from nearly all Of the parties5 through
whose land the road passes.
Alba Haywood, the Prince of Come
dians, is coming. That means fun by the
ton, laughs galore, beautiful music, and
delightful time all around. The press
comments tell us that Haywood is funnier
than ever, that his work is all new, and
his company strong and well balanced.
1t is with keen anticipation of pleasure
we await the appearance ofthis company
for with Hcywoods name there always
goes guarantee of something good. tie
will he seen here on the evening OF
March 30th. ,