The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-01-03
ar merchants had 4 good holiday

Our merchants had 4 good holldoy
trade.
Be sure to see the announcement OF K.
PearlStinc IL Sons in this paper next
week.
For RENT.-The house formerly occu-
pied by n. p. MurdauSh. Apply to ). u.
Mayteld, Denmark. 5. {.
Sheriff Hunter and Rev. William
Cooner ate turkey with Capt. W. K.
Wright on New Years day.
A Young lady arrived at Mr.. ]. A.
Vcrnon's last Monday morning. A sort
of twentieth century present as it were.
County Supervisor Bruce took charge of
the chain gang last Tuesday. He will
take charge of the office after next
Monday.
We want to make our news letters 4
feature of our paper during this year, and
want 4 correspondent in every section of
the county.
All persons having claims against the
county will please present them by next
Monday, as it is desired to settle up all
the expenses of the past year.
Bricks are being hauled to the store two
doors from THE BAMBERG HERALD office
for the erection of an oven for bakery
to be run by Mr.. G. A. Brickle.
During the past month Quattlebaum &
Dannclly's sale of vehicles has surpassed
all expectations. Another car load OF
stylish buggies received last week.
The little infant of Mrs. Lizzie Padgett,
who died q short time ago, is being cared
for by its grandparents, MIR. and Mrs.
Robert Padgett, and is doing we'll.
Some nice real estate is advertised to
be sold at public sale next Monday. No,
tice the advertisements in this paper, and
come to town Monday and bid on it.
Look out for the announcement of r.
Pearlsune s. Sons in next weeks issue.
1t will 'be of an especially interesting
nature, and no one should fail to see 1t.
ia. Byrd has moved into the store
formerly occupied by W. M. Brabham,
and Mrs. h. l. Shuck & Co., will move
into the store which Mr.. Byrd moved out
of as soon as 1t isrepainted and repaired.
Last Wednesday evening the annual
reception to the young ladies was given
by the Young men of the town at john
sons Hotel A large crowd was present,
and most enjoyable evening was spent
G. Frank Bamberg has just received
and has on exhibition at his repository
beautiful ball-bearings, rubber tired bug
gy. 1t a lovely piece of workmanship,
and is worth going to see. The wheels
re of steel on the bicycle style.
Miss Mabel Brabham gave an "at home"
last Friday evening, which was delight
full occasion. Those present were enter
tanned by music by Misses Allie Jennings
and Maggie Eaves, after which supper
was served. Everybody seemed to have
a good time.
Bro. R. W. D. ROwcll has moved to
town, and his family are occupying the
residence next to Mr.. VI. Hartzog. Hcis
opening up his office in the store next to
Smoak's livery stable. Mr.. T. L. Virgins,
who has been with this paper for some
months past, will be in charge of the
Times.
ID. Quat,lcbaum, of the firm of Quat-
tlebaum & Dannelly, Ehrhardt, 5. T., LETT
last Saturday night for the west to buy
stock. Their sales last week were i'm
mense, and Saturday found them with
only three head of mules on hand, which
Is the remains of a car received only a
few days ago.
The people of the Denmark school dis
trict propose to have good roads. In this
issue Township Commissioner Chas. Nc
Geiver adyertises for bids for working
the highways in that district. He has
already, with the road hands, put many
of the roads around Denmark in fine fix
for which he deserves the hearty thanks
of the public.
Friday morning about one o'clock DR. B.
d. Bronson found q strange negro lying
near the railroad track on Railroad ave
nue.. The fellow was bruised up badly
and it is supposed he was hurt by train,
possibly falling off while stealing ride.
Dr. Bronson turned Rim over to Martin
Grant, colored man, who cared for him.
Had DR.. Bronson not found him he would
soon have died from the effects of his
wounds and the cold.