The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1901-08-08
Good buggy umbrellas at G. Frank Bam

OoOu OuSSy uhioi eii"s o' ~
berg's for one dollar.
Notice ouattlebaum 4 Dannelly's change
of adv. and profit by their teachings.
MIX. Blackman has assumed edl-
torial control of the Greenville News.
With clay on the sandy streets OF Town.
MO will have streets which will be a de-
light to drive over.
Buy the Rock Hill buggy and have an
up-to-date Job. They are the "real stun.
Sold by G. Frank Bamberg.
There was a largely attended fish Try
at the river Tuesday, given by some
gentlemen from town, which was quite
an enjoyable affair.
Rev. M. W. Hook has been granted a
months vacation, and IN consequence
there will be no preaching at the Metio-
dist church until the first Sunday III Sep
tember.
ouattlebaum s. Dannelly, of Ehrhardt'
have new stock Of buggies, surries, mar
ness, whips, wagons, and everything IN
their line. Go to see them They can
please you and keep you pleased.
Capt. w. R. Wright has received the
money for the services of the Bamberg
Guards in going to Denmark to prevent
lyncbing recently, and the money Is
being paid out to the men. They get 50
each.
The factory chapel is about completed,
and it is nice building. The work has
been done well and cheaply. The build
ing needs seats and painting, and when
this is done it will be a nice house OF
worship. l
MIR. G. L. Kinard, one of Ehrhardt's
nost popular young men, and Miss LlilS Lila
Sease, daughter of Capt. W. E. Sease, Will
be married at the home of the bride on
the afternoon of the 10Th instant at 5
o'clock.
Rock Hill buggies last longer, look bet
ter and run lighter than any other buggy
nm the market for the money. Sold and
warranted by G. Frank Bamberg.
Mayor Hays says he expects to materi
ally improve the streets OF the town IN
the next few months Work will soon
commence on the claying of the street out
by the Fitting School and new cemetery,
and the work will be extended to the
other sandy streets as fast as practicable.
The charge of desertion against VIM.
Bessinger has been removed, and the
State board of pensions has sent the
amount of his pension money to Clerk OF
Court C. B. Free, who has paid II 10
Mr.. Bessinger While the money was
gratefully received by him, yet his vlndl-
cation is more to him than the pension.
is said that W. D. Mayfeld, OF Co
Iumbia, formerly State superintendent OF
edncation and a brother of Senator 5. Il.
Mayfeld, of this county, will manage Sena-
tor McLaurins campaign IN the lower
mart of the State He was interviewed
last week by reporter of the Columbia
state and expressed himself strongly on
political affairs.
MI. II. D. Jones, who during the past
wear has had charge of the Hyatt Park
school at Columbia, has accepted the
nrincipalship of the Bishopxille Graded
SCHOOL Mr.. Jones will be assisted by
Mrs. MD. Hughes, Miss Lima Bradley
Mrs Annie J. Lane, and Miss NJ. Louise
s Walker. Mr.. Jones and family are now
visiting relatives near Ehrhardt.
C. Frank Bamberg has slaughtered the
prices on buggies and wagons, and his
customers are certainly taking advantage
> of it.
City council is going to rigidly enforce
the ordinance against sweeping trash
into the street. The ordinance requires
that all trash be placed in box or barre
to be removed by the town cart, but Il
has been the custom heretofore to sweep
it into the street. This caused the toWl
hands to rake Main street every few days
We commend the councillor this action
Frank Bamberg's special buggy sale i:
bringing the people his way, and he L
certainly unloading vehicles. Better cal
on him during this special sale. He say:
his business has doubled in the last year
and he attributes much OF his success tt
advertising. His motto is: Buy right
advertise largely, and have inducements
to offer customers when they come IN re
Spouse to advertisements, and have
guarantee mean something.
The Bamberg base ball team went VI
4o Denmark last Friday afternoon t.
niay a rame with the Denmark team
Denmark went to the bat first and wa
shut out; Bamberg then went to the ba
and made two runs Denmark then mad
three runs; Bamberg then added nv
more runs to her credit, and shut ou
Denmark next inning. BamberS the
had turn at the bat, but our boys dt
clined to play longer on account Of
misunderstanding in regard to a player
There was no hard feelings, however, be
tween the teams, and the game was calle
quietly. There was a crowd of peopl
from Denmark present, and many fror
here went up to witnes the game, VIII
were badly disappointed BY its suspeu
sion.