The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-04-25
Lots of rain and some cold weather
last week

Lots OF rain and some cola WeaIhef
last week.
a ten cents purchase at the Bamberg
Pharmacy gives you chance at pho
nograph or gold shirt studs.
Rev. T. C.O'Dell, of Columbia, preach
ed at the Methodist church here last Sun
day morning. No services were held at
night.
No one seems to be taking any interest
in the approaching town election. 1t
would be well for every one to see Il. A.
Ray and register. y
Corn, feed oats anC hay at Edgar L..
Prices, next door to dispensary.
Geo. Kearse, Sr., well-known colored
man, died at his home in town last Satur-
day night, and was buried Sunday after
noon He was about seyenty-tive years
old.
For SALE.-One Jersy- -Holstein COW.
Ready to milk May 1st. Will give 3 to
81 gallons per day. CT Rizer, Olar, 5. Z.
A woman's edition of the News and
Courier is to be brought out by the women
who are interested in the exposition work
soon. The receipts will be used for the
exposition fund.
Many of our people went to Augusta
this week to take in the festivities OF
Merry Makers Week. Capt. Wright will
carry up the Bamberg Guards to-day, and
the company viii take part in the parade.
Corn, feed oats and hay at Edgar l..
Prices, next door to dispensary.
The trial of the case of Greig & Jones
VS.. w. B. Rice brought a number of
prominent Georgia people to town last
week, and the case attracted good
crowd, who seemed much interested in
the proceedings.
Prices soda fount now open. All the
latest up-to-datc drinks served. Polite
attention and best service.
There were number of prominent Wis
ting attorneys in town last week attend
ing court. Among others were: W. B.
Gruber, of WATERFORD; w. H. Townsend
and Robert Aldrich, of Barnwcll, G.
Duncan Belhnger, of Columbia.
I have the prettiest and most varied
line of goods in my line ever seen in this
section. Come in and let me show you
nv assortment of summer lap robes,
harness, etc. have anything you want
and can certainly please YOU. Prices
right. G. FRANK BANBERG.
Judge Buchanan seemed to be we'll
pleased with Bamberg. He was favorably
impressed with the good management OF
the court officials, the prompt attendance
of the iuries, etc. For the first and second
weeks every petit juror reported by the
Sheriff as summoned, answered to his
name.
Corn, feed oats and hay at Edgar L.
Prices, next door to dispensary.
Mr.. Willie P. Fielder, formerly of this
place, but now of Walterboro, and Miss
Dot Stephens, were quietly and happily
married at the home of the latter in Bam-
berg on Sunday, April Il, at 3 o'clock
After spending Sunday night and Mon
day here, the happy couple left for Wal
terboro, where they will make their fu'
ture home. The Eagle joins i'll with the
numerous friends of the couple in wishing
them happy and prosperous future
Dorchester Eagle.
See Brooker for baseball goods of al
kinds.
The hearing at Denmark last Saturday
in the new road matter did not take
place. Commissioner Geo. ]. HERS wa:
not present, and the gentlemen opposed
to the road did not want the matter hearC
unless full board was present. There
was also an attempt at compromise by
cutting the road through another route
but this did not meet with favor. Anothe
hearing has been set for Wednesday, th'
7th of May, which will take place IN tn
court house at this place.
All the latest cold drinks at Price
fount.
Dr.. A. P. Montague has accepted an in
yitation to deliver an address on Friday
April Goth, before the Rivers Bridge Me
mortal Association. Rivers Bridge is OF
the Great Salkehatchie, Bamberg county
where an important engagement too
place with Sherman's army on thei
march of vandalism through the lowe
portion of the State. DR.. Montague
Is deeply interested in Confederate re
unions, and will honor the occasion wit
one of his best speeches.-Greenvlil
Meantaineer.