The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-10-16

Lots of hay has been saved IN thls
; section in the past two weeks.
The saddest words of tongue or pen;
"Tbe price of coal has riZ again J!
Art squares 9xs feet, $3.50, at hlaubers $.
is every mans duty to turn out and
vote at the general election to be helo
November 4th.
WANTEp.-To sell nice family horse,
or will exchange for good mule. Ap-
ply at this Office.
III. C. Sandifer has just received NICE 1
line of mems and boys clotnlhg' as "eii
as shoes of all kinds.
The largest apple orchard in the woriu
is soon to be planted in Missouri. IL
will contain five thousand acres.
Silk baby caps, worth Soc, soc. each at
Klauber's.
Last Saturday was observed by the
Israelites in Bamberg. This was the oay
of atonement, called Yom kippur.
The cotton mill was shut down last
FRIDAY and Saturday for the purpose OF
making some repairs to the building
We regret to learn that Mr.. j: A. wig
gins. Superintendent of the Denmark
s Schools. has been sick for several days.
q Mr.. Frank Brown, of Branchville, has
charge of the Postal Telegraph once
here, during the temporary absence OF Mr'
Patrick.
The tax books opened yesterday for
the collection of State and county taxes.
The treasurer starts out on his rounos
next week.
The ANIMAL conference of the Me:ho-
dist church of South Carolina Will meet
in Newberry this year, commencing
December 3rd.
If you are in arrears for your subscrlp-
fion and fail to receive the paper this
week you will know what is the matter.
II has been stopped.
See Klauber's line of clothing for men
and BOYS before buying. Mems suits
from $3.50 to $500.
.- The oyster supper given by the ladies
of the Baptist church in the town hall
last Friday night was very successful
About $50 was realized.
From the number of trespass notices
this paper is publishing, it seems that the
bird hunters will not have such good
time in this county this winter.
Mr.. NJ. G. Zeigler received last week
. three head of thoroughbred Shorthorn
cattle. Mr.. Zeigler intends raising this
breed, as they are especially fine for beef.
Ladies kid gloves, worth $1.25, 75c. per
pair at Klaubers.
The Woman's Home Missions Society
Of the Methodist church will meet next
"Wednesday afternoon, the 22d, at the
residence of Mrs. W. D. Rhoad, at four
O'Clock. A full attendance of the members
Is asked.
While the church has taken no action
on the matter, as it never does, we are
sure If Rev. NJ W. Hook is returned 10
the Bamberg Methodist church by the ap-
preaching conference, that his congrega-
tion will be delighted.
LosT-Yesterday wednesday, morn
ing apocket book containing forty dollars
in bills, between my store and home.
Pocket book had printed on it "Compli.
ments of Model Steam Laundry" Liberal
reward if returned to M. MoYE.
Bamberg lodge, Knights of Pythlas'
held an interesting meeting last MONDAY
evening, at which the rank OF ESQUIRE
was conferred upon Mr.. Thos. w. Pearls
tine. 1t is safe to say that the occasion
will be long remembered by him.
Died. at Rodman, Fla, Friday, October
ard. 1902. Malinda, wife of G. G. Smith.
She was taken Thursday with severe
main in head was and unconscious up to
the time of her death. Her husband was
raised in this county, and has been IN
Florida for the past seven years.
The Bamberg Nurseries have received
q letter from the land and industrial
agent of the Southern Railway who has
friend who is thinking OF planting a
small patch of pecans-loto acres-h the
vicinity of Bamberg. This man, if not
millionaire himself, is planning 1or his
child to be one.
The Southern Christian Advocate, the
official organ of the Methodist church IN
this State, now published at Orangeburg
!. win be moved to Spartanburg the first OF
January. The publishing committee OF
the church has contracted with thf
Sna,tanburg Herald Office to print the
naper for four years. This change vii
necessitate the editor, Rev. W. K. Richard
SON, moving to Spartanburg.
There is an important constitutions
amendment to be voted on by the people
at the general election to be held on No
,-ycmber 7th. 1t is on the question OF de
stroying the corporate rights of certain
townships in the State so that they Cal
cireumyent the Federal Courts and De re
lieyed from paying bonds for a rallroa'
which was never built. The proper wa.
to vote on the amendment is yes.