The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-27
Cow feed at Burton Felder's.

Cow feed at Burton Felder's.
Come in and see the pretty new goods
at the Herald Book Store.
Many people in this section planted
their vegetable gardens this week,
Next Monday is salesday, ut,there are
no public sales by any of the officials.
Our people are not using near so much
fertilizer under their crops as last year.
-. Eden watermelon seed for sale at SOC
per pound by W. D. Rice, Denmark, 5. q.
Many of Bamberg's citizens expect to
visit the Charleston Exposition during
the month of April.
. G. Frank Bamberg has received another
carload of fine mules, and you had better
see them before you buy.
1t may be true that all mankind are
akin, but if they are there are lots OF peo-
pie ready to swindle their relatives.
Don't forget the meeting of Confeder-
ate veterans at the court house next Mon
day. A rousing meeting is expected.
The bank was the only place of busi-
ness in town closed last Saturday, on &C
) count of it being Washington's birthday
-. A wedding that does not, to some ex-
tent, expedite prosperity and visibly in
crease, the federal census is lacking IN
every essential particular.
The average girl does not want man
z who would die for her-what she wants
is one who will get out and hustle and
keep her in fine clothes.
See Brokers line of hardware and
farming implements before you buy. He
has the goods you need and will make
prices that defy competition.
Reports from all over this county arc
to the effect that the acreage OF cotton
). will be materially reduced this year, and
more grain crops will be planted.
The cotton mill was shut down from
Wednesday of last week until last Tues
day, on account of the repairs to the build
ing and an accident to the small engine.
LosT-One black male shoat with one
ear cut off. Otis BRABhAN.
The Columbia Record of last Saturday
stated that Senator s. G. Mayfeld, of this
county, will be candidate for lieutenant
governor in the primary this summer.
FoR SALE.-About thirty or forty fine
pine trees that will average one thousand
feet each, also one hundred nice saw logs.
Apply to G. F. COPELAND, Ehrhardt, S. &.
All stock becomes thoroughbred after
being run over by train. There is moth
ing that improves the blood of stock so
much as being crossed with locomotive.
The legislature has passed bill au-
thorizing county treasurers and su2erln-
tendents of education to borrow money
to paw teachers salaries, so henceforth
they will not have to discount their pay
certificates.
Corn drills, guano distributors, and cot
ton planters, also full line of all kinds
of farming implements and hardware. Be
sure to get my prices before buying, as l
will surely save you money.
Mr.V.J. Hartzog is the happy possessor
of q new piow stock, one made especially
for him by his friend, Mr.. ]. G. Rhoad, of
the Hartzog section. 1t must be seen to
be appreciated, and those interested can
call on him at MI. Thos. Blacks store.
NIT R. Chisolm, who formerly lived
in Bamberg, but who is now in business
: at Blackville, was recently married to q
Miss Gyles of that town. Mr.. Chisolm
is son of Rev. S. P. Chisolm, of Ehr-
hardt, and his friends here extend hearty
congratulations.
You can be suited in any sort of horse
or mule at G. Frank Bamberg's stables
He has a good assortment of stock at
right prices.
Miss Sarah Withers, teacher in the
Chester graded school, has been appoint,
ed to the position of chief clerk in the
Office of the State superintendent of edu'
cation. This is the first time in the his
tory of the State that a woman will have
a courtesy title in State office.
Our wide awake merchants are now
makingroom for their spring stock anC
are dfSNsdding many saleable and sea
sonable goods to their bargain counter
stock at greatly reduced prices. Watct
the advertisements in THE HERALD anC
you will know whereto get bargains.
A lot of good horses and mules at G
Frank Bamberg's stables, to be sold a
right prices. If you need an animal, cal
to see him before you buy.
Remember this office when you nee(
lob printing of any kind. We are pre-
pared to do any class of work, and W,
SU8IdutSC SdtlS1dStlou. w AtH OIL CIOlp
ment of presses and type inferior to NJ
office in this part of the State, we can turl
out any kind of a job promptly and in tn
very best style. Mail orders promptl.
filled.
Hon. c. W. Garris came home las
Thursday after an absence of about tw
weeks. First he was in Charleston at
tending the national meeting of railroa
commissioners and from there he went t
Florida, visiting St. Augustine, Pair
Beach, Miami, and other points. The
the onerousness of his official duties jus
at this time have kept him away the ba1
Sce of the time.
meeting of the Confederate veteran
of Shis county will be held at the coul
house next Monday, to arouse further il
terest in the building of monumen
Prominent speakers from other countie
are expected to be present and make az
dresses. The committee appointed at til
last meeting is requested tomake repo
Monday. Every veteran and son OF
veteran, and the ladies especially, are Il