The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-07-17

Remember the ice cream festlVal IN tne
town hall Tuesday evening for the beneht
of the base ball team.
tbs we'll to be just before you are
generous, but there is no earthly reason
why you shouldn't be both.
All styles of buggies, wagons, harness,
whips and lap robes to De 1ouno a'
Quattlebaum & Dannellys.
Court convenes here Monday, July 2Sth,
Judge D. A. Townsend presiding, but
only equity business will be transacted.
An ice cream festival will be given IN
the town hall Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the base ball team. Everybody
is invited.
The prettiest line of buggies you have
seen in long time, you WILL ma al
Ouattlebaum 8 Dannelly's and they are
for sale cheap and on easy terms.
Mr.J.F. Hunter and Miss Belle Walk
er were married Tuesday evening of last
week at the residence OF the bndes
mother near Aiken. Rev. N. L. Lawson
performed the ceremony.
Capt. W. E. Sease, of Ehrhardt, an
nounces his candidacy for County Audit
or id this weeks issue, and his card Will
he found in our candidates column.
Correspondents will please get their
letters to US by Tuesday night. Last
week a news letter arrived Thursday, too
late for last weeks issue and too stale for
this.
Make q splendid furniture polish by
taking wineglassful of olive oilSone OF
vineoar and two tablespoonfuls Of alcohol;
apply with soft cloth and polish. with
flannel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Brunson, from
Sumter. spent Sunday in the city. They
went from here to Lodge, s. e., to VISIT
the formers parents, Capt. and Mrs. u.
w. Brunson.-Orangeburg Patriot.
Greenyille had the first case under
the new pistol law. Two negro boys
were tried and sentenced in that city for
carving firearms under 20 inches long
and weighing less than three pounds.
Clerk of Court C. B. Free has received
the township and county enrolment
books for the enrolment of Confederate
veterans, and asks that the township com
mittees will call on him promptly for the
books.
onattlebaum & Dannelly have we'll
merited the reputation OF getting out the
lishtest, and ightest-running buggy that
comes to lower Carolina. They nave
inst gotten in new supply of these little
beauties" and can please you and save
You money by seeing them before you buy
In another column Supt. of Education
Rowell gives notice of the summer school
for teachers for Bamberg county, which
will convene here Monday, the 2Sth, and
continue until August 22d. The school
will be in charge of Mr.. j. Arthur
Virgins, superintendent Of the Denmark
school.
We have received an invitation to the
annual basket picnic and dance TO oe
given at Fairfax, s. c., on THURSDAY, the
24th instant. There will be dancing DAY
and night and game of base ball IN tne
afternoon. Our young friend, MT; r. NJ
Move, is one of the committee. Every
body is invited to attend.
The examination for scholarships IN
Winthrop College was held at the Carlisle
Fitting School last Friday by the county
hoard of education. Nine young ladies
eompeted for the scholarships, and the
napers have been sent to President ~ ohn-
SON, who will make the award. AS soon
as the names of the successful ones are
received, we will publish them.
The news of the burning of the
main building of the South Carollna
Co-educational Institute at Edgeheld
was received here Tuesday morning with
regret, as Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey have many
friends in Bamberg. Mr.. Bailey has been
a sufferer from fire several times, and his
friends regret his continued misfortune
he and family have been summerlng at
Brevard, N. G.
Bamberg lodge, No. SS, Knights OF
Pythias, held regular convention last
Monday evening, at which there was an
exceedingly large attendance, and 1t was
pleasure to the officers to see SO many
of the brethren present. Bros: E. D.
Raney, E. T. LaFitte, and j. ). j.
Faust, were welcome visitors from
Denmark lodge The meeting was an
interesting and profitable one, especl-
ally. to Mr. r. ". D. Rowell, on whom
was conferred the rank of Esquire.
He truly realized that man never gets
too old to learn. W. trust our Denmark
brethren will visit us oftener, for their
presence is always appreciated.