The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-09-18

Mr.. aud Mrs. F. N. K. Bailey and
family have been on visit to the family
of DR.. J. B. Black.
Miss Bessie Carlisle, of ofBennettsville,
who has been visiting Misses Florrie and
Leila Black, returned home last Saturday.
Mrs. ]. D. Copeland and Mrs. w.
Paul Riley came home Tuesday night
from Hendersonville, N. c., where they
spent the summer.
The Fitting School opens next Tues
day. The outlook for good attendance
is bright.
WANTED.-To sell nice family horse,
or will exchange for good mule. APP
ply at this Office.
Bamberg county can offer advantages
to the Blackyille territory, and We believe
that section has much to gain by joining
this county.
The post Office at Clemson College was
broken into last Friday night and the
safe blown open. The burglars secured
about $3.50.
Rev. ". w. Daniel, D. D., president of
Columbia Female College, preached at
the Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing and evening.
You are losing time and money runn-
ing around. 60 to j. A. Byrd's and get
what you want at the right price.
Mr.. C. A. Woods, of Marion, has been
unanimously elected president of the
South Carolina College. He was not an
applicant for the position.
It is stated in the daily papers that
Hon. G. Duncan Bellinger will settle IN
Columbia and practice law after his term
as Attorney General expires.
A colored excursion will be run to-mor-
row to Savannah over the Southern Dy
Tom Thomas. A large crowd no doubt
will take advantage of the cheap trip.
FoR SALE.-My house and lot on lower
Main street. Six-room house, 81 acres
land, barn, stables, and all necessary out
buildings. D.. j. DELK.
Work is progressing nicely on the resi-
dence for the Head Master at the Fitting
School. As soon as it is completed the
two cottages to be rented will be built.
If you want to see the best and cheap
est lot of single and double harness in the
State, then take peep into Frank Bam-
bergs repository.
A movement is on foot to make Black
vile part of Bemberg county. Wetrust
il will be successful, for we will gladly
welcome the good people of that section.
Ready any moment to show you the
most complete line of clothing in town,
j. A. BYRD.
Judge r. 0. Purdy, who was elected by
the last legislature, has been holding
speciai terms of court in different parts
of the State, and has made a very fine
impression as presidin Judge.
Just received the prettiest lot of buggies
you have seen in a long time. Be- sure to
see them at Quattlebaum & Dannelly's
before you buy.
A protracted meeting will begin at the
Methodist church next Monday. Rev. NJ.
w. Hook, the pastor, will be assisted by
Rev. E. O. Watson, of Charleston. There
will no doubt be two services each day.
Do YOU want light running buggy or
q handsome set of harness at an ordinary
prices See Quattlebaum & Dannelly
before you buy.
A number of the patrons of the graded
school were present at the opening Tues
Gay morning. Talks to the children were
made bY several gentlemen. The attend
ance bids fair to be larger than hereto
fore.
"a dollar saved is dollar made" and
il YOU would save money and at the same
time buy the swellest and best buggy and
harness for the money, see Quattlebaum
& Dannelly. They are the buggy people.
Mr.J.W Stokes returned Monday from
trip through the West. He bought
car load of fine horses and mules for q.
Frank Bamberg while away. They have
arrived and are now on exhibition at the
stables.
must have money. All repaired work
left over in my shop, if not called for by
the first of October will be shipped to the
CITY and sold to the highest bidder, for
repairs. You will find your names On
the paper. L. Z. houts.
The cotton crop is being gathered and
marketed very rapidly. Ginneries IN this
section find it hard to keep up with their
ginning. The two ginneries of the oil
mill, located here in town, have already
ginned nearly two thousand bales of cot
ton.
Others are as good but none so cheap
as Ouattlebaum & Dannelly. They can
please you if will only try them.
In the second primary for Spartanburg
county Jesse Mahaffy lacked only three
votes of majority over his competitor F.
C. West. Mr.. West, thinking the people
had had enough elections, withdrew and
allowed the nomination to go to Mr. Ma
haffg.
See Brokers fall stock of hardware.
He has the most complete line of goods
in this section of the State. Buys in large
quantities and pays cash; therefore can
sell at satisfactory prices.
This thing of loafng negroes block,
aiding the sidewalks on Main street should
be stopped. On Saturday afternoons it
is almost impossible to get along, and
even when one does squirm through the
crowd the experience is decidedly un-
pleasant. We hope the authorities will
remedy the nuisance,
See J. A. Byrd's line of stuff, that's mp
to snuff, before you buy.
Mr,J.J. Simmons was painfully hurt
last Thursday by negro throwing a bale
of cotton out of the gin house door in the
upper story, which fell upon him: Mr..
Simmons was considerably bruised about
the body and his right arm was spralned,
but was not hurt otherwise. His escape
from death is to be marveled at.
Bagging and ties for sale. Bagging by
the 1000 yards 81 cents; by the lOO yards
4 cents; less quantity A cents. Ties %
cents per bundle.
BAMBERG CoTToN MILLS.
The Secretary of State has granted a