The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-04-24

( Confederate veterans aI Ddlias, ioAaS'
Mai, E. R. Hays, Messrs. W. E. Spann,
W. M. Brabham and J. A. Spann Will
leave Friday for Florida on business
and pleasure trip. They will be gone
about two weeks.
If your engine or gin needs repairing,
have II done now, and save ten per cent
ON the cost offered by F. NJ. Pooser &
Son.
Commencing with last Saturday, the
cotton mill shuts down at twelve O'CLOCK
ON Saturday, thus giving the operatives
= half holiday.
Eight-day clocks at T. G. Rouis's at s"'S4
Mr.J.W. Barnes is now prepared TO
furnish rough or dressed lumber at snort
notice and will be glad to serve parties
wanting lumber.
The students of the South Carolina 60,
educational Institute at Edgeheld passeo
through Bamberg Tuesday morning Oh
their way to Charleston.
Early red hull shinpey peas for SALE
Apply to ]. T. o'Neal.
The county colored teachers, assocla,
ton will meet at the colored graaeo scnool
buildine in this city next Saturday, the
2,th. at ten O'Clock in the morning.
A good crowd from here went to Char
lesion Tuesday, among them being Mrs
s. 81. Counts, Misses Agnes and Roberta
johnson, Mr.. Harry Murphy, and Others
Court Stenographer J. F. Byrnes, OF
Aiken, who was sick last week, mas re-
z covered sufficiently to return to his outles'
and is filing his place in Court this week
Those of our subscribers entitled to the
free packages of flower seed will please
cali promptly. They are going rapidly,
and we don't want any to be disappointed.
ornan lodge, A. F. NJ, held a regular
communication last Friday evening, at
which the Fellow Craft degree was con
ferred. Bro. J. NJ. Allen, of BarnWell,
was present.
A good crowd from Bamberg will at,
tend the memorial exercises at Rivers
Bridge tomorrow (Friday.) This city IS
s always well represented there on these
occasions.
F. M. Pooser s. Son, of the Bamberg
Iron Works, have the best machine ever
invented for cumming or re-cuttlng gin
: saws.
Jos. W. Barnwell, of Charleston; B: T..
Rice and Robt. Aldrich, of Barnwell; Jas
=. Izlar, of Orangehurg, and l.. T. lzlar,
of Blackyille, were in the city this week,
attending Court.
Memorial Day will be observed by the
s Rivers Bridge Memorial Association to-
morrow, Friday, the 25th, and as usual =, a
large crowd will attend. Addresses VIII
be delivered by D. c. Hayward, OF Wal
terboro, and D. S. Henderson, OF Aiken.
We will be present if possible.
At a recent meeting of the board OF
directors OF the Charleston Exposition 1t
was decided to keep the show open during
the month of June, instead of closing May
s31st as first intended. However, IN case
the receipts are not enough during that
month to pay expenses, the gates will be
closed.
Argument was had before Judge Buch-
anan in Columbia last Thursday on the
motion of the Virginia Carolina Chemical
COMPANY to remove the case brought
against it by Attorney General Bellinger
to the United States Court. The Judge
decided that the case could not De trans
ferred.
A series of meetings are being held at
the Presbyterian church here tins week.
The pastor, Rev. Kenneth McCaskill, is
being assisted by Rev. R. G. McLees, OF
Greenwood. Two services are held each
day. one in the morning at eleven O'Clock
and at night at SIS to which the public Is
cordially invited.
The annual meeting of the Bamberg
7 Bible Society will be held in the Baptist
Z church next Sunday evening. The annu-
al address will be delivered by Rev. NJ:
W. Hook. All interested in this good
work are cordially invited to be present.
Officers for the ensuing year Wall be elect,
ed and = report for the past year Will
be made.
We have lust received another lar8e
assortment of new type for our JOB de.
partment. We keep up with the latest
type faces, and parties can always be as
sured of getting up-to-date printing from
This office. Our patrons are cordially In
yited to visit US at any time and see the
best equipped and neatest printing offlce
in this section of the State.
Mr.. n. NJ. Fielder, a popular young
business man of Bamberg, S. g., vii
have charge of the Pee Dee Hardware
Company, the new branch store to be
established at Mullins by the Dillon Hard
ware Company. Mr. Fielder spent Sat
urday in town comforting with the mem
bers of the firm, returning to BamberE
Saturday night where he will remain sew
eral DAYS adjusting his business affairs be
fore assuming g charge of the Pee Dee Hard
ware Company.-Dillon Herald.
No sensible man should get angry be
cause a newspaper man ddns him TO
money. A dun is not an impeachment
q subscribers integrity, but it is the out
cropping of the publishers necessity. Fo
9nstance. a thousand men owe from on
To four dollars. He has to dun to pay es
penses. Instead of getting mad and STOP
hing the paper for what is honestly du'
the subscriber should thank the editor fc
waiting on him patiently and pay up llk
8 man.
For five or six days past, our commit
nity has been painfully exercised owe
the extreme illness OF the baby BOY
Prof. and Mrs. F. n. X. Balley-stron
and handsome little Mallilieu, elghteeee
: months old, whom everybody IN u u
neie6borhood loves and pets. At IL
time we write, Wednesday morning, II
dear little fellow is shade@>QskseI, aii
for the first time in several days, ~
grounded hopes are entertained OF his
covery. His grandfather, DR.: Black,
Bamberg, has been closely and anxious
at his bedside.-Edgefield Chronicle.
G. w. Moore, principal of the color'
graded school of this city, expects to
North as soon as school closes for t
purpose of raising funds to establish t.
industrial school which he hopes to foul
here. To this end he VIII visit the q
ferent churches in this and adjoini
counties during the month of May a
Iectnre and ask for funds to assist in pa
inc the expenses of his Northern tr
He has been unanimously elected by
alumni association of Claf1in Universi
of which he is graduate, to deliver
annual address before the assoclatl
meeting during commencement this ye