The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-28

| j. A. BYRD can NJ you In suit o.
clothes.
The oil mill closed down last week fol
the season.
Judge W. II. Wallace died at his home
in Union last Thursday.
COL Jno. F. Folk is making the phono
graph business lively these days.
Mr.. d. J. Delk is erecting warehouse
for vehicles at his carriage shop.
Rev. NJ. W. Hook and Mr. W. NJ. Cau-
then were sick this week with grip.
BoRx.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Will
liams on Sunday night, the 24th, daugh-
! ter.
There was good crowd in town last
Saturday and our merchants seemed TO
be busy.
Rev. w. NJ. Jones will preach at Bap-
tiSt church Sunday next, morning and
night.
Sunday was rainy, disagreeable day,
and the churches were not largely at
tended.
We have Webster's international
Dictionary, sheep binding, latest edition,
loF safe cneap.
The chain gang is still in camp on the
Bamberg and Denmark road, just above
Mr. c. 3. Frees.
Plenty of fine horses and mules on
hand at G. Frank Bambergs. They are
good ones, too.
The census bulletin for 1899 shows
that Bamberg county raised 1871 bales
of cotton that year.
WANTED.-Some country hams and
bacon. Parties having any for sale will
apply at this office.
Is nobody going to take any interest
in the town election. 1t is high time we
begun to think about 1t.
If YOU owe us anything, you are cor
daily invited to come in and pay. We
need what money is due us.
We are selling new goods at the same
old prices. }. a. BYRD.
The prospects are for crowded house
at the Alba Haywood entertainment Sat
urday evening, so secure your seats III
advance.
Since our local about the terra Gotta
pipe was written, work has begun on
putting it down in the ditch crossing
Railroad avenue.
The State summer school for teachers
will be held at Converse College i'll Spar
tanburg this year, and will commence
the Goth of June.
1t was with pride that we could say to
Mr.. Watson few days ago that there
were few if any violations OF the dlspen-
sary law in Bambers.
Remember us when you need JOB print
inc. We do rs good work as can be
done anywhere, and our prices are
reasonable. We print anything.
The finest and largest stock of vehicles,
harness, etc, in this section at q. Frank
Bambergs.
On account of the sickness of Rev. NJ.
". Hook. there was no preaching IN the
Methodist church last Sunday morning.
Rev. r. P. Walker, the Presbyterian
minister, preached at night.
Notice the change in the dates of the
millinery opening of Mrs. Il. l. Shuck &
Co. The days will be next Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday instead OF
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
We hope to sees large crowd of farmers
present at the court house Monday to dis
cuSs the cotton acreage question. All are
earnestly requested to attend, so that the
meeting will be one of interest and profit.
For SALE.-23 acres of good land in
edge of town. House and lot on New
Bridge street. Apply to
C. J. S. RRooKER.
The knights of Pythias held a regular
meeting last Monday evening, but on &C
count of the bad weather there were no
ranks conferred. At the next meeting
grand lodge representatives will be
elected.
Everybody now that wants cheap
watch, clock, or jewelry and spectacles,
can get it at 7, g, Rouis, Railroad
Avenue.
The Northern milliner engaged by
Mrs. NJ. l.. Counts for the spring season
has arrived and has entered upon her
work. She will be ready to serve the Ia.
dies at the opening next Monday ana
Tuesday.
Every farmer who is interested ID the
price of cotton should attend the meeting
to be held in the court house next Mon
day. The cotton growers should organ
ize if they expect ever to in any wav con-
troll the price of their chief product
Bv reference to the notice in another
co,umn it vii! be seen that the Rivers
Bridge Memorial Association will observe
Friday, April s6th, as memorial day.
Addresses will be delivered by DR.. A. +.
Montague, president OF Furmaa lnlversl-
ty. and DIR. J. 4. 3. Scherer, prominent
Lutheran minister of Charleston. Both
of these gentlemen have high reputa-
ton as public speakers, and there Will no
doubt he large crowd present as usual;
We are sure the addresses be will fine, and
the occasion will be on of the most sue
cessful in the history of the association.