The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-05-15

innocence you WOQlQ tnlnh Sue uau ueN q
seen man before.
The Bell Telephone Co. will build line
to Barnwell, connecting at BlackVllle
with the long distance line.
Hon. G. Duncan Bellinger, Attorney
General. announces his candidacy for con-
cress from the second district, in this IS
sue.
1t is said that the ladies of Egypt stained
their cheeks with alcohol 1000 years ago.
It is now used as nose tint by some men
in this country.
Say. old man, how do you manage to
keen cool these hot days? | drink at the
bon ton fount, Bamberg Pharmacy.
As we 60 to press this "wednesday
afternoon, 8 game of base ball is to be
PLAYED between the Fitting School and
the town boys.
CITY Council has had the shade trees,
telephones poles, etc., on the principal
streets. whitewashed, which improves the
appearance of things very much.
WANTED.-Two young men to handle
household goods. Good contract and ad-
va1cement to those that show their
ability. 10. B. RIMEs, Augusta, Ga.
The annual Sunday-school picnic will
\ be held at Mt. Pleasant Lutheran church,
near Ehrhardt, tomorrow (Friday9 A
number from Ramberg will no doubt at
tend.
A good number of our subscribers have
remembered US recently in substantial
way. There are others who might do so
with profit to themselves and pleasure
to us.
Saw. what's the matter? Nearly dead
( get comfortable.
The forty-second annual picnic will be
held at Goose Pond Park near Winston
on Thursday, June 10Th, and will be fol-
8 lowed by ball in Williston the same
evening.
ss.90 will buy cradle at Dowlings
< hardware store with fifteen teeth.
"A picnic was given at Colston last
Thbrsday. on account of the closing of the
school at that place. Several from Bam-
berg attended, and report most pleasant
occasion.
The Cotton Oil Company has purchased
the einnery and srist mill in town belong
inc TO Col. Jno. F. Folk, therefore the
ei9nery at the oil mill will not be
increased.
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. I. RILEY.
aAllendale, S. c., May 1, 1902.
The Sheridan Literary Society will
serve refreshments at the chapel Friday
evening. May 10Th, from $50 to II
O'clock. Proceeds 60 to Improvements OF
8 Society hall. All Bamberg invited
The Blackville graded school will close
tomorrow, when the annual address VII!
he delivered by Rev E. 0. Watson, OF
charleston. On Sunday Rev. Lucius Cuth-
bert. of Aiken, will preach the annual
sermon.
The public schools of the county are to
be improved. Many districts now nave
special levy, and Ehrhardt and Colston
will hold elections soon on the questlon
of levying on extra tax to better support
their public schools.
Tie new road from Mr.. Jno. n. Felders
70 the Hartzog road is about completed.
II is of course fine piece OF WORK, 1or
Snperyisor Bruce does no other kind, and
Il win be a great saving in distanceto our
friends who travel it.
Bro. .J.R. Guess, the hourishing farmer
and live Sunday-school worker OF Den
mark. writes that the good people are
biphlv pleased with their pastor, Key
Lucas. who was placed in charge or the
Denmark circuit, the last pastoral charge
of the late lamented Edwin Stokes
( Circuit Rider,
The committee appointed to secure
homes for delegates to the district con-
ference which meets here May 2Sth, are
proceeding with their work in system
ATTIC manner. and all who attend will be
weIl cared for. 1t is expected that there
will be large attendance of preachers
ard laynasn. Bishop W. W. Duncan IS
expected to be present and preside.
Rev. John g. Beckwith has been select
ed to preach the commencement sermon
for the Denmark graded schools on tne
first Sunday in June. And on the 1oartn
Sunday in June he is to MI hSe mission @
for the Carlisle Fitting School al pam
berg. Our friends in Denmark ana BAN
berg will be profted in hearing our gut
ed young friend.-Southern ChflsIian
Advocate.
In the county campaign this newspaper
will take no part either for or against any
candidate for the county offices, but we
shall criticise, if need be, the views OF
legislative candidates in the event thal
poiieies are advocated which we do not
believe best for our people. The edltoi
will vote for whom he pleases, but all Will
get the same treatment from The Herald.
candidates cards are cash in advance
and all will please bear this in mind.
Bamberg lodge, No. 80, knights ot
Pythias., held regular convention last
Monday evening, at which the rank o.
Paoe was conferred on Mr.. G. =. Boyd
The meeting was very interesting one
and we regret that there were not more
of the brethrea present. The member:
have something good on foot for the mex
meeting, and it is probable that the rag
and ESQUIRE ranks will be conferred a
we'll. Every member should be present
The next regular convention takes plac'
ON the fourth Monday evening IN tha
month, the 26th.
Hon. S. G.. Mayfeld, Senator iron
Bamberg county, has yielded to the per
auasion Of his friends throughout tn
State and has concluded to make the rae
for Lieutenant-Gov in the comln
campaign. He enters the race with tn
unanimous endorsement Of the Democ
racy of his home county, as expressed b.
the recent convention held at Bambere
Mr. Nayfeld has many friends in oil
Barnwell county, which he repfesente
very ably in the State Senate for a nua,es
of years. He is cyclone on the stuml
and his opponents can make up the
minds that there is breezy campaig
ahead of them This county will 90 lts III
duty at the ballot box next August
RarnEell Sentinel.