The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-02-13

his fathers family.
Mrs. Jno. Fl. Cope, who has been
spending some time at st. Augustine ana
other points in Florida, is expected home
the last of this week.
Real winter we are having these days.
Farm work is being rapidly pushed In
this section now.
8 Col. Jno. F. Folk is having the old
Hartzog house repaired.
Eden watermelon seed for sale at SOC.
per pound by W. D. Rice, Denmark 5. Z.
The people of Walterboro are making
efforts to get long distance telephone con-
) nection.
Mrs. Otis Bfabham and children, of
Bamberg, are visiting relatives at Allen
dale-Fairfax Enterprise.
Numbers of farmers are replanting g
their grain crop, which was killed by the
severe cold in December.
W. E. Lea has retired from the Tim
monsyille Enterprise, and Rev. Hugh r.
Oliver has assumed control.
The woman who knows how to broil a
steak doesn't need to read magazine ar
ticles on how to make happy home.
. The house of representatives has killed
the child labor bill by majority OF two.
passage.
A. B. Cargile, who has been publishing
the Lamar Leader, has moved his paper
to Bishopville, and it is now the Lee
County Leader.
Mr.. j. W. Barnes shipped his fine horse,
Mike, to Charleston last Monday to be
used by Capt F. w. Wagner in the Ex-
position parades.
County Auditor. Rowell informs Us that
there are scores of people who have not
vet made their tax returns. The time eX-
pires on the Goth.
DIR. J. 81. Roberts, of Ehrhardt, stopped
short while with Barnwell relatives one
day last week while on his way to Rock
-Hill.-New Sentinel.
Mrs. Lewis, handsome woman of Bam-
berg, spent Wednesday of last week with
her sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Oliver Youmans.-
Fairfax Enterprise.
A. McIver Bostick, Esq, was forced to
remain at home for several days this
week on account of the continued serious
illness of his little son.
Our friends from the country are cordi-
ally invited to always make our office
their headquarters when In town. We
are always glad to see them.
See Brokers line of hardware and
farming implements before you buy. He
has the goods you need and will make
prices that defy competition.
None so blind as those who won't sec.
Get our prices and have your eyes open
ed before buying hardware.
THE DowLING HARDWARE Co.
We welcome to Fairfax Mr.. NJ. A.
Moye and family of Bamberg. They will
be quite an addition to our town, and We
hope they will like their new home
Fairfax Enterprise.
We have received an invitation from
the city of Cincinnati to be present at the
formal opening of the Cincinnati build
ing at the Charleston Exposition on next
Saturday, the 10Th instant.
At the sale, of the personal property of
the estate of. w. E. Beard few days ago,
fodder brought as high as $1.35 per hun
dred pounds. This shows the scarcity of
horse food in this section.
Mr.. C. j. Terrell, of the Johnston Mon
itor, has bought the Saluda Sentinel, and
will run both papers. Mr.. Cunningham,
formerly of the Sentinel, will move to
Rishopville and establish paper there.
We have received the first number of The
Educational, a magazine which takes the
place of the Carolina Teachers Journal.
It is creditable publication. 1t is pub
lished by McGhee & Davis in Columbia.
On account of the illness of his son,
President Roosevelt did not visit the
Charleston Exposition Tuesday, as had
been arranged. The trip will be made
later, but the date has not been fixed as
yet.
B. J. Kearse, one of our colored sub
scribers writes us that there will be a
school exhibition at Three Mile Creek
Christian church on Saturday, the 22nd
instant. The program will consist of ex-
aminations, music, addresses, etc.
The Bamberg Guards have decided to
90 to the Charleston Exposition military
day, the 10Th, and they are drilling forthe
trip. Captain Wright expects to carry a
full company. Military day will be one
of the big days of the Exposition.
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 |
viii surely save you money.
C.J. s. BROKER.
Our clever and handsome friend, Mr. A.
s. Hartzog, will leave this week for the
upper part of the State, where he will
= make his future home. His time will be
divided between Greenwood and Green
vile, and both cities are lucky i'll having
Barnwell Sentinel.
Bamberg lodge, knights of Pythias
. held its regular convention last Monday
evening. The trip to Charleston Pythian
day, next Wednesday, the 10Th, was dis,
cussed, and it is probable that several OF
the brethren will go. At the next meet.
ing the rank of Page is to be conferred
on Mr.. G. c. Paul.
We expect to print our paper on Tues
day of next week if possible. The editor
is very anxious to attend Pythian day at
the Exposition in Charleston next Wed
nesday, and in order to do so the paper
will have to be printed on Tuesday. Oul
correspondents will oblige US by sending
US their letters in time to be printed Tues
day.
Auction Sale of all kinds
fruit trees, we'll grown, at Oh.
ar, 2.3O p. m. Saturday Feb
18th. Trees too large to holo
over. BAMRERG NURSERIES