The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-08-07
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money IL SSoASo @A WIN AA '
just now.
BarnwelPs first new bale of cotton was
shipped to Charleston last Friday by r.
W. Farrell, of Blackville.
The smallest, Understanding, and pref
tiest huggies are to be found at Quattie-
baum g. Dannelly's, Ehrhardt, 8. c.
There was no preaching at the Baptist
church last Sunday, as Rev: NJ. l.. Law
SON was down at Carter's Ford.
On account of the absence of Rev. M.
W. Hook, there will be no preaching at
the Methodist church for the next two
Sundays.
BOYS, if you can't "do" your rival, just
buy one of those little buggles from
Frank Bamberg and you will put him
out of business" in one drive.
A number from this county left Tues
day morning to attend the State reunion
of Confederate veterans at Greenvllle,
among them being Capt. j. c. Mcmillan
and family.
Mr.. D. G. Copeland, of this city, won
the place of second alternate in the com
petitiye examination for scholarship at
Annapolis. The scholarship was awarded
by Senator McLaurin.
Fire broke out in the opening room OF
the cotton mill last Friday, but the flames
were extin guished before any damage to
sneak of was done, although considerable
excitement was created.
Just received at Quattlebaum & Dan
nelly's, the prettiest lot of buggies ever
brought to lower South Carolina. See
them before you buy.
Mr.. P. Murphy took charge of the
postofice last Thursday evening, and is
now in charge. An inspector was pres
ent and had charge of the transfer from
Mrs. Counts to Mr.. Murphy.
Rey.M. w. Hook has been granted a
vacation of two weeks by his congrega-
ton, and will spend some of the time with
his family in Lexington county and the
remainder at Glenn Springs.
LosT.-Between Bamberg and Honey
Ford, on Wednesday, July 3Oth, one gray
sack coat. Reward of three dollars for
return to this Office.
Capt. W. G. Smith has been elected
captain of the Edisto Rifles. We are
satisfied that the gallant corps will
DrOSpeE LIS "lSO AaoheNSSAAN''
Orangeburg Times and Democrat.
, For styles and prices on buggies and
wagons, see G. Frank Bamberg. Don
be crazy enough to purchase a vehicle
before seeing his line. If you do youl
kick yourself forever afterwards.
In our report of the opening OF the
comfy summer school for teachers last
week, we neglected to state that County
Superintendent Rowell was present at
the opening and addressed the teachers.
Mr.. EFF. Mcmillan, of the Ehrhard1
section, has purchased the H. J. Bellingel
nlace. situated few miles from town
from Mr.. J. W. Stokes, and will move tc
it this winter. Mr.. Mcmillan is a gooc
man and we are glad to have him move
nearer to Bamberg.
Rev. R. B. Tarrant and family move(
totheir old home at Springfield this week
Mr. Tarrant has lived here for seyera
wears. having managed the girls boarding
hall at the Fitting School. The hall mex
wear will be managed by Misses Lizzie
Sheridan and Pet Stephens.
When you need a buggy, wagon, surry
set of harness, or anything kept in first
class repository, see Quattlebaum & Dan
nelly before you buy. They will say
you money.
Last week Judge Simonton rendered
decision in the famous Virginia. Carolln
Chemical Co. case. A suit was brough
by the State to annul the charter of thl
company and to declare void the sales Q
independent fertilizer plants. The V. I
Co. attempted to carry the case to tn
United States court for trial, but by ri
decision Judge Simonton has remande
the case to the Stste court.
NIT. Cartee, who has been superin
tendent of the cotton mill here since tn
first of the year, left this week for Hope
dale. Mass. where he will take positio
with the Draper Loom Co. He goes fc
the purpose of perfecting himself
knowledge of the Draper machlner,
which is being used so largely now
new Southern mills. Mr.. J. ". Black,
jackson. Ca, arrived last Friday en-
has taken charge of the mill as superll
tendent
When it comes to comparison OF price
and quality, Quattlebsum s Dannel
never miss sale They have anythln
YOU want on wheels.
Our subscribers will please note th'
The Herald is cash paper, and IN a
kindness we have no desire for SUI
scribers who do not appreciate the pap'
enough to pay for it promptly. If yc
dop't want the paper, why don't take
There's nothing compulsory about su
scribins, and we do not force 1t on al
one Most of our subscribers pay in a
vance, yet there are few who seem
think any time will do to pay and th
they should not be asked for the mon
dne. We want no man to copter 1aV
on US by subscribing, and we must ms