The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-08-28

Cotton is being marketed in this sec
ton more rapidly than ever before at
this time of the year.
A Billville exchange observes that the
politician merely looks after the fences,
while the voter splits the rails.
For SALE.-I have a few nice shoats
for sale, weighing from soto 20 lbs. gross.
Apply to G. B. Clayton, Ehrhardt, 5. e.
1t is expected that the oil mill will
commence operation about the 18th OF
September, as the cotton crop is so much
earlier this year than usual.
Bamberg Iron Works will pay g. cents
per pound for old brass.
Dr.. Lewis, of Bamberg, S. c., arrived
in the city yesterday from Harris Lithia
Springs, seriously i'll and was carried to
the city hospital for medical attention.
Augusta Chronicle.
For cane mills and kettles, 60 to the
Bamberg Iron Works.
Money is circulating now, and we
would be glad for those owing us to let
little of it circulate our way. We have
indulged many people during the dull
season, and trust that they will help US
now, as we need every cent due US. We
want to pay our debts promptly, but can
not do so unless those owing US will set
tie
If the party who wrote communlca-
tion to this paper from Govan this week
will send in his name, We will be glad to
publish the article, but we do not publish
synonymous communications, and we
would be glad for al to bear this in mind.
We regret not to publish anything sent
in, but the real name must always accom-
panv the article.
If YOU want to see the ightest and
SWEETEST little buggy Oh the market go to
G. Frank Bamberg's. It's pleasure to
show you, whether you buy or not.
Last Thursday afternoon Mr.. J. M.
Jennings, who had the contract for BORN g
the artesian we'll at the Fitting School,
struck flow. For day or SO the flow
was only about fifteen gallons, but it in
creased, and is now flowing sixty gallons
a minute. Mr.. Jennings believes the
flow will hold, and that the we'll will be
one of the best in town.
Brokers fall stock of hardware is in,
and as usual it is composed of new and
up-to-date goods. If you need hardware
of any kind, see his line. Now is the
time and his store is the place to buy, for
prices were never lower.
During the heavy thunder storm last
Friday afternoon, lightning struck the
residence of Mr.. W. NJ. Brabham, doing
considerable damage The bolt struck
the pump on the back piazza and was
communicated to the bath room by the
water pipe. The bath tub was demolished
and two doors were torn from thell
hinges, as we'll as other damage being
done. No one was hurt, which was very
fortunate.
Everything that G. Frank Bambere
has in stock is new and up-to-date. NC
old sryle vehicles carried over from yeal
to wear. They are bought right, too, and
are going to be sold at prices that defy
competition.
DIR. Edward P. Halstead, Veterinary
Surgeon, from Hereford, England, now
located at the Veterinary 1ntirmary, Au
pusta. Ca, begs to inform the public gen
erally that he will attend Bamberg, S. c..
on Saturday, September 6, one day only
for the treatment of lame and sick hor
ses and mules. Specialist in the castra
ton of cryptorchid horses and pigs
Postal address, box 495, Augusta, Ga
kilograms care of Messrs. Heggle Bros
See Brokers fall stock of hardware
He has the most complete line of good
in this section of the State. Buys in larg
quantities and pays cash; therefore Cal
sell at satisfactory prices.
Supervisor f. c. Bruce brought US las
Saturday stalk of corn which had on
seven ears; also bunch of very fine rice
The corn was raised by Mr. f. F. kinart
and the rice by Mr.. A. W. Brabham, bot
of whom are good farmers: The corn i
new variety, called Cuban corn, an
while the ears are not so large as our corn
the cob is very small. 1t is said this cor
will average four ears to the stalk o
medium land. Mr.. Bruce says Mr.. Brat
ham has two acres of rice which IS as I'm
as he eyer saw.