The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-06-05

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6avs in the up country last week, visiting
Taurens, Anderson, and Greenville.
Mrs. F. A. Bruce, of BranchVllle
spent several days in the city last week
with the family of Mr.. A. Fl. Bruce.
Mr., Decania Bowling left last Mon
day for a trip to Edgefield and other
nlaces in the interest of Hammond type
writers.
Money seems to be very scarce in this
section these days.
The harvesting of oats is going forward
at a rapid rate in this section
There is very little sickness IN and
around town, we are glad to state.
The copsciences of some people extend
lust far enough to see the faults Oh others
When man is always striving to please
others he lacks the moral courage TO 90
right.
Saw. old man, how do you manage to
.keen cool these hot days? I drink at the
bon ton fount, Bamberg Pharmacy.
Mr. Thos. J. Adams, until recently
editor of the Edgefeld Advertiser, died
at his home in that town last Friday night.
Work has begun on the new brick stores
of DR.. ]. B. Black and Mr.. Thos. BLACK,
and the building will be pushed forward
rapidly.
Meat salt for sale by W. D. Rhoad at
FIVE dollars per ton.
We have received an invitation to a
basket picnic at Baldock, on Thursday
the 10th instant. Dancing from 10 a. m.
to 1882. m. -,
The Fitting School and town base ball
teams pIayed q game Wednesday after
noon of last week, the score being - 10
10 i'm favor of the town team.
Mr.. Isaac W. Carter, of Ehrhardt, an
nounces himself in this issue as candl,
s date for County Supervisor. His card
will be found in our candidates column.
President Roosevelt has appointed W.
i. Harris as postmaster at Charleston,
and Geo. D. Shore gets the same posltlon
at Sumter. Both are white Republicans.
Saw, are you sick? Yes. Well, if you
= wonid get well, call on the Bamberg
Pharmacy.
The graded school will close tomorrow
friday, and examinations are oelng neio
this week As soon as we get su!taDie
school building, closing exercises VIII De
held.
Can't we have lamp, and it lighted, in
the front part of the post ottlce these
nights? It is so dark that those who
have lock boxes have difficulty in getting
their mail.
A night school is now being conducted
at the factory chapel for the benefit OF
the children who work in the mill. The
attendance now is about fifty. Mr.. Z. +.
Ellzey has charge of the school,
For SALE.-Will sell my property IN
Bamberg for 81 400, one half cash, balance
first of January next, per cent interest,
or 81, 800 spot cash; W; w. I. h1LE4.
Illendale, s. c., May l, 1902.
The case of F. P. Sease ct al VS.. E. G..
Sease ct al has been decided by the
Supreme Court, and the decision of the
Circuit Judge was reversed, which means
that the children of Mrs. Sease win the
case.
There are some young people in Bam-
berg who need to learn how to behave In
s church. We were very sorry to notice
that girls were among the chief offenders.
If they can't behave they had best stay
away.
There should be full attendance at
the Knights of Pythias meeting next
Monday evening. The Esquire and
Knight ranks are to be conferred, and an
S interesting and pleasant meeting is ex-
pected. Some of the brethren from
Denmark lodge will 10 doubt be present.
8 Say, what's the matter? Nearly dead
from hest. Go to the bon ton fount and
get comfortable.
Bishop W. W. Duncan preached at the
Methodist church last Saturday night and
Sunday morning. and in the afternoon
addressed the Sunday-school. In the
morning the Baptist church was closed,
and that congregation attended the
Methodist church. Rev. Mr.. Grler
preached at night.
The case of F. P. Sease ct al appellants,
against E. C. Sease ct al, respondents, was
: heard by the State Supreme Court
wednesday of last week The case was
arpued by Judge J. F. IZlar, Messrs. Il. +.
Rice and B. T. Rice for appellants, and
Messrs. NJ. P. Howell and A. Mclver
Bostick for respondents.
While Mr. J. J. Hughes was doing some
carpenter work at L. G. Prices store last
Monday morning, he fell from ladder
TO the sidewalk and was considerably
bruised and shaken up. At first 1t was
feared he was seriously hurt, but such was
not the case, and he is al right again, to
the delight of his friends.
We have received from Mr.. Creation
Z. Bamberg, a menfber of the graduating
class. an invitation to the commencement
exercises of Clemson College, to be held
June 9th to 9Th. The subject Of Mr..
Bamberg's thesis is 400 K. W.. Street
Railway Generator" he having taken the
course Of mechanics and engineering.
Mr.. John J. Jones and Miss Minnie
Sauls. daughter of Mrs G. A. Sauls, We're
united in marriage on Wednesday last
by the Rev. W. G.. Kirkland. They left
Walterboro in the afternoon for Olar,
where Mr.. Jones will engage in the prac'
tice of law, having been srecently admit.
ted to the bar.-Walterboro Press and
Standard.
The Ocala platform farmers club held
meeting, as advertised, last Friday after
noon to hear from the candidates fol
MAGISTRATE. Messrs. &. P. Harmon and
r. s. Simmons were present and answered
the "Ocala demands" The other candi
dates for this position were not present
and it is possible that there will be anoth
er meeting, to hear from them.
As an indication of the interest Bam
berg county's citizens are taking in edu
cational matters, it is gratifying to note
that in three school districts election!
were held recently on the question O.
levying an extra tax for school purposes
and in each district the tax was votet
almost unanimously. We are glad to SCI
this spirit, and congratulate our peopl
on their progressiveness along education
al lines.
Last Sunday afternoon Mr.. ". I
Faucet was arrested at the depot, just a
he was about to take the train for Augusta
on the charge of acting as labor agen
without license. 1t was claimed that MI
Faucet was here hiring hands for tn
King mill in Augusta. and the warran
was issued at the instigation of th
rnananement of the cotton mill here