The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-09-19

Hamburg bricks for sale by +. l.. fr'cc
Through the medium of the State Fan
all branches of industry, including I'VE
stock, have been greatly improved.
See warm line of shirts, hot line OF
ties, and stunning line of collars at j
4. Byrd's.
Cotton was hsought to BambcrE last
Saturday from three miles below olar;
This goes to show that BamherG Is Sooo
market.
G. Frank Bamberg says he can't sell
buggieS high enough to give away money,
but he is very nearly giving away bugsles
and wagons.
Every subscriber to this paper is car
nestlv requested to call and settle FOR the
same No honest man will read paper
and refuse to pay for it.
The stores of Messrs. S. W. and I. ".
Pearlstine will be closed next Monday on
account of holiday. The family Will
spend the day in Branchville.
The number and value of the premiums
offered by the State Fair surpass those OF
previous wears, rs the success of the Fair
of 1901 promises to surpass all pre-
yiouS records.
Our correspondents have not been
doing full duty recently. Please bear in
mind, friends. that We want to hear from
Won every two or three weeks anyway,
even if YOU don't write long letter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Jones, who have
been spending the summer at Ehrhardt
with the family of Capt w. E. Sease, Mrs
,Jones's father, have gone to Bishopvlllc,
where Mr.. Jones has accepted the prlnci'
palship of tie graded school.
Bambcrg is getting to he quite market
for vehicles. G. Frank Bamberg sold 4
carriage to gentleman near Aiken, this
gentleman having been to Augusta, Barn
well and Blackville. Prices and quality
will tell, and G. Frank Bamberg seems
to have them both.
E.. A. Webster, collector of internal
revenue, died at his home in Orangeburg
last Tuesday, after short illness OF w.
nhoid fever. He was one of the most
prominent white Republicans IN south
Carolina, and was literally the boss OF his
party in this State.
It would be well for parents to remem.
her that the teachers in the graded school
have hard place to fill satisfactorily to
all. and that they need all the help and
assistance on the part OF parents tifat they
can get. Do what. you can, parents, 10
tighten the burden of teachers.
According to population, Bamberg
county will have as many boys anu
girls in the different colleges of the State
as anv county in South Carolina, and a
great many more than some counties
which are larger This shows that our
people are interested in education and
realize it's benefits.
Mr.. W. G. Smith, President OF the
Oran geburg Manufacturing Company,
while on visit to Bamberg last week,
was stung by big spider on one OF his
feet. The spider must have been very
poisonous one, as he has suffered con-
siderahly from the effect of the sting
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
G. Frank Bamberg is not giving money
awav these days, but he is saving great
many men money on the buggics they,
buy. He is underselling them all, and
says he expects to keep it up.
The case of Carrie Hutto as admins
tratrix of Lucius Hutto, against the
South Bound Railroad Company, has
been reversed by the Supreme Court, so
the case comes back to the circuit court
for trial. 1t will be remembered that
when the case was tried here, Judge Gage
granted non-suit and the plaintiff ap-
pealed to the Supreme Court.
In accordance with the proclamation or
President Roosevelt, memorial services IN
honor of ex-President Mckinley will be
held in the Methodist church this (Thurs-
day) afternoon at four O'Clock. Addresses
will be made by Rev. NJ. W. Hook, Jno.
R. Bellinger. Esq, and possibly others.
The Baptist minister, Rev. II. M. Failaw,
is absent from town and cannot therefore
take part in the service.
The attitude of business men toward
bad habits of it's employees was recently
expressed in Chicago. Swift 4 CO., large
meat packers, prohibited employees from
swearing while on duty, and another
packing firm, Libby, Mcneil & Libby,
recognizing the value of cleanliness, post
cd this notice. Tobacco chewing. is
strictly prohibited. Any person breaking
this rule will be discharged Immediately.