The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-03-14
Re careful with fire this windy weathe

Be careful with fire this windy weather.
The finest and largest stock of vehicles,
harness, ETC., in this section at II. FRANK
Banbergs.
Court will convene at Waltcrbor Mon
day. the 25th instant, with Judge ". w.
Buchansn presiding.
For RENT.-One Groom house on
Railroad Avenue for rent cheap. Apply
to J. p. MATEENY.
The farmers arc making good use OF
this fine weather, and preparations ior
this years crop are going forward rapid
ly.
MI. J.C. Move lost a fine mare by
death last "Wednesday night. This Is
quite heavy loss, as she was a'aluabie
animal.
EVERYBODY now that wants cheap
watch, clock, or jewelry and spectac!cs,
can get it at T. c. Rouis, Railroad
Avenue.
In another column Auditor Rowell
gives notice to the township assessors 10
meet at his Office to get the tax returns
of their respective townships.
The chain gang is now in camp on the
Bamberg and Denmark road, just above
Mr.. C.. B. Frees They will remain III
camp there until further notice.
Watch the date on your paper and II
YOU owe us anything bring or send 1T IN.
We can't print a newspaper without
money, and>r1e need What is due US.
The Herald Square Opera Company pre-
sented the comic opera Mascot, to a
i ~ no h.lI
Saturday evening, and it was fair show.
Deputy Sheriff J. Fielder Hunter went
to Edsefeld Monday morning to testify
in the case of Mark Clark, negro
{ charged with murder, who was arrested
here last fall.
When you want horses or mules, bug
gies, wagons, harness, or anything OF this
kind, get G. Frank Bambergs prices be-
fore buying.
A ear load of Rock Hill buggies just
received at G. Frank Bambergs.
The town and county have ordered to-
sether car load of terra Gotta pipe,
which will be equally divided between
the two, and some of the bitches iii town
will have pipe put down In them.
Next Saturday, the 10th, Supervisor
Bruce will let out the contract for repair
inc Canno's bridge. Bidders wishing
to compete for the work will please be
present at the bridge at ten o'clock that
day.
Alba Haywood, the prince Of come
dians, and his peerless company will be
here Saturday evening, March 30th, ut
the Fitting School chapel. Admission
SOC. Seats on sale by W. d. Rhoad at
Thos Blacks.
The brick culyert on Main street is
finished, and for this work Alderman f.
G.. HAYS deserves our hearty thanks,
The work is decided Improvement, and
one which will save the town money in
lumber for bridges and repairs.
The jury commissioners. consisting OF
the clerk of court. auditor, and treasurer
will draw the jury for the first week Of
court next Wednesday. Court will con.
vene here on Monday, April Sth, with
Judge o. W. Buchanan presiding.
Quattlebaum & Dannelly have just re-
ceived another carload of those 'Old
Virginia" buggies. Their 1901 styles are
the prettiest yet. Call and see them be-
lOEG you puS.
The chain gang is now at work on the
Bamberg and Denmark road, a few mile:
above town, and some fine work is beins
done. The cauSeway at the low place
Just back of Mr.. c. 3. Frees is bein:
built higher and wider, and the few bat
places in the road are being built hlghc
also. When finished this highway vii
really be in firStcla condition, owe
which it will be u pleasure to drive.
Mr.. J. II. Hadwin received Il lette
from his son, Mr.. Frank Hadwin, Il few
days ago, who is now in the Philippin
Islands, serving i'll the regular army
He writes that everything is gcttin!
quiet there now, and there is no
much fighting to do. He says that Capt
SAWYER is stationed at San Jose, wher
he is, and that Mr.. Flanncau Smoak
from this county, is also there. MI
Hadwin's term of enlistment does no
expire for a year yet, and he expects
remain ON the islands for some time t
come.