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

Cucumber pickles and chow chow
pickles at c. A. Duckers.
The millinery openings this week have
been largely attended by the ladies.
Ladies. sec my new line of jcwclry tc
correspond with your Easter dresses.
ID. DowLING.
MeSsrs. Spann & Shealy have combined
their meat market with that Of Mr.. H. \
Ray, the firm now being Ray & Shcaly.
Edgefeld county is getting to be 4 law
abiding place after all. The Chronicle
of last week reports the fact that there Is
not prisoner in the Jail at that place.
Call and see my new stock of the latest
styles in jewelry. d. DowLING.
The additions to the pauper list makes
one begin to believe it would be cheaper
in the end to establish poor house and
| farm for these charges of the county.
\ bright but unfortunate boy in Wash
| innton bears the name of Thomas Brack-
cit Reed Mudd Little did the once pow
erful Gar think that his name would
ever he-that.
Sprin" is here and now is the time to
Stt YOUR l,luS, Cuit bulioh". Sciit'i poe
tons. etc. See my new line.
ID. DowLING.
The oil mill Tuesday purchased gin
ming outft-ginS, presses and engine.
Work on erecting the %inhouse will be
begun rs soon rs possible. The LummuS
system will he used.
Several street crossings have had terra
in
the public is under obligations to the
street committee and city council. Let
the good work 90 ON.
Mr.. Inglis has appointed Mr.. H. a. Ray
supervisor of registration for the town
election, and the books are now open at
his office. Those who have not register
ed, should DO so at once, and all should
see that their names are on the reglstra-
tion book.
Coroner A. W. Besinger held an in
quest last Sunday over the body OF an Ola
negro man named Levi McGill, who died
some time Saturday night on Mr.. W. r:
UtScv'S plantation. The old fellow lived
alone and his death was not known until
Sunday morning. The jury found that
death resulted from natural causes.
After the adjournment of the county
board of commissioners last Monday, the
members met in the auditors office and
organized as = county board of cquall-
Zation, by clecting Mr.. ChaS McGelvcr as
chairman, who will be eX-otficio 4 MEM
her of the state board of equalization.
After attending to some other matters
the board adjourned, to meet on Thurs
day. the 1lth instant.
Master T. J. Counts commenced taking
testimony in 4 reference case before HIM
last Friday, the case being that OF Theo-
dore Ruhberg VS.. Simon Brown. The
hearing consumed all day, and was not
finished. 1t will be resumed again Fri
day, and will no doubt continue for sew
eral days. The plaintiff was represented
by A. McIver Bostick and lngis Il Mlley,
while Mai. L. T. Izlar andJ. 0. Patterson,
ESQ.,, represented the defendant.
Boys, are you fixed for spring and
summer jewelry? If not see my new
line. u. BOWLING.
Ornan Lodge, A. F. NJ, held regular
meeting last Friday evening, at which
the Masters degree was conferred upon
two candidates. After the lodge ad-
iourned the craft repaired to Johnson's
Hotel, where an elegant supper was
served: one of the best we have ever en-
loved at this famous hostelry. Mine
Host Johnson simply surpassed himself.
There was large crowd present, among
them several visiting brethren from
Blackville, Branchville, and other places.
10 2-horse loads stove wood for $500.
Bamberg Nurseries, Phone Il.
Col. H. c. Folks little fve-year-old
son, Johnnie, happened to very painful
accident last Monday morning. The
little fellow had. climbed into a wagon
which had been driven into MIR. w. NJ.
Brabham's yard and had carried chair
with him. The vehicle was being driven
off as he attempted to get out and he fell
on his face, one Of the rounds OF the
chair striking him full in the mouth,
knocking out several of his lower front
teeth and with them piece of his jaw
bone. The blow also cut his lip and
bruised his face some. He is getting
along as well as could be expected.