The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-01-30

Mrs. EQuleman VIII leiii'i"
week.
Fifty pounds country lard and a few
country hams wanted at this office.
Buggies, wagons, harness, lap robes,
whips, ETC., at hard time prices at U'
Frank Bambergs.
Next Monday is the first Monday and
salesday,, but there are no public sales by
any of the officials.
The making of good resolution is the
easiest thing in the world except one
the breaking of it.
Great quantities of fertilizers and cot.
: ton seed meal are being hauled out OF
town now by the farmers.
We hope our correspondents will wake
ND and write for US every week or as
often as possible. We need and apprecl-
ate their letters.
The new subscribers are certainly COM
ing in great rate these days. II they
keep coming like they are now, we snail
:. be perfectly satisfied.
Auction sale of nursery
stock Monday, February 3rd,
(Salesday). All kinds of fruit
trees and evergreens. No side
bidding. Large, we'll grown
trees. I'll. 4. FOLK.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Mr.. Herman Brown, of Blackville, and
Miss Zelma Beerwald, of Philadelphia, on
Monday, February 10TH
Persons who commit suicideto end their
troubles remind us of the frog that jumps
into the pond during the rain storm, to
keep from getting wet.
Remember G. Frank Bamberg W hen
you want a horse or mule. He has just
received a carload of good ones.
81 A Georgia county boasted of q moon
sinner who was only 10 years Old. This
was too young, so the government step
ped in and gave him two years more.
This Office has good 30-inch lever pa
per cutter for sale Amy newspaper office
needing machine will do well to write
us, as we will sell it at great sacrifice.
Our farmers do not appear to be dis
couraged, but have gone bravely to work
and are busily engaged in preparing for
this years crop. May they have better
luck than last year.
Patrons will please bear in mind that
all Job work is cash. We cannot afford
to do work at the prices We charge and
wait long time for the money. All work
must be paid for on delivery.
For SALE-One good horse, years old,
and one-horse delivery wagon to be sold,
for cash, at auction in front Of the court
house next Monday at twelve o'clock.
JESSE MCCORMACK.
B. F. Wilson, president of Converse
College at Spartanburg, has rendered his
resignation to the board of trustees, to
take effect at the end of the present school
term. He proposes to study year IN
( Europe.
Daisy, Daisy, give him an answer, do;
For he's almost crazy for the love OF you,
And then when you are married,
And want a nice little carriage,
Go to Hays's furniture store, Daisy,
And let him sell it To you.
Cards have been issued, announcing the
marriage of Mr.. Albert f. Owens, of Barn
well, and Miss Sarah Elizabeth MiXson, 4
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Mix
son, of Williston. The ceremony occur
red in the Baptist church at Williston yes
terday evening.
Do you need horse or a mule? If so,
poto 6. Frank Bamberg's stables. He has
lust recessed carload of beauties, and
they will be sold at prices to suit the times.
See what he has before you buy.
The house of representatives adopted
the MCGOWAN congressional redistrictlng
bill last Thursday. This makes the second
district consist of the counties Of Aiken,
Bamberg, Barnwell, Beaufort, Edgefleld,
Hampton, and Saluda. The bill has to be
acted on by the Senate yet, and its fate is
uncertain.
NoTIcE.-I have a lot of nice milch
COWS and springers for sale, or will eX
change for beef cattle.
G. FRANK BAMBERG.
A lodge of Masons has recently been
organized at Denmark, and last Thursday
evening, at the regular meeting, the En-
tered Apprentice degree was conferred on
five candidates. Several from here at
tended the meeting, among them being
Jno. R. Bellinger, Esq, who conferred
the degrees. The lodge bids fair to be
good one.
G. Frank Bamberg buys his stuff fol
SPOT cash and gets all the discounts, there
:. fore can sell you cheaper than othel
\dealers. The largest and most complete
IS hue of vehicles, harness, etc, in this sec
h,ion of the State.
The case of Joseph W. Stokes, Hattie
A. Smith, and Anna '. Stokes, against A
E. Stokes as administrator of the estate o
James r. Stokes which was appealed from
Colleton county to the State Supreme
Court, has been decided by that body
The court reverses Judge Buchanan, an,
sends the case back for a new trial unde
instructions to carry out its findings. l
will be remembered that Judge Buchanan
decided against the plaintiffs, but tn
Supreme Court decides against hun, am
the plaintiffs will now get their share o
their uncle's estate.
Full line of buggies, wagons, harness
lap robes, whips, etc, at q. Frank BAN
berg's. The largest stock in this part O
the State.
This office has just received a bran neN
30-inch paper cutting machine, of the re
liable make of Chandler & Price, of Cleve
land, Ohio. 1t is a fine machine, and wi
enable US to turn ont job work in ncate
and more satisfactory manner, as well 4
with more promptness. This gives us b
far the best equipped office in this sectio,
as we have now three job presses, tw
paper Cutters, a perforating machine,
numbering machine, u stapllng machln
and large assortment of the latest FACE
of type rule, borders, etc. When yo
want fine job printing, igive us a trla
We do the very best class of work, an