The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-11-27

find out where to buy Christmas goods.
We hope that many of our subscribers
will cal in and settle up for their paper
next Monday.
Visit Klauber's store for bargains in
dry goods, clothing, shoes, dress goods, etc.
Our merchants are getting in large
stocks of holiday goods and are prepar-
ing for the Christmas trade.
Highest price paid for SEED COTTON
after first December.
THE CoTToN OIL Co.
Remember the entertainment of the
Ariel Quartette at the Fitting school
chapel Saturday evening, and secure your
seats early.
Judge Gage on Thursday admitted B.
J. and Arthur McKeriy to bail III the sum
; of 1000 each, which they readily gave.
People.
Full line crockery just received at
Klauber's.
The Ladies Ariel Quartette at the Fit
ting School chapel Saturday evening, the
29th. Remember the day and date, and
3 be sure to attend
Next Sunday will De Rev. M. W. Hooks S
last appointment at the church here for
this year. He leaves for conference at
Newberry on Tuesday.
Call in and see US when in town during
court week. The latch string to our
Office hangs on the outside, and we are
always glad to see our friends.
See the great bargains on Klauber's 5c.
and 10c. counters.
Next Monday is the first Monday in
the month and salesday. Some valuable
real estate is to be sold at public auction
by the Master. See the advertisement IN
this paper.
To the surprise of many people in
Charleston, Mayor Smythe has suddenly
decided that his health will not permit
him to stand for reelection as mayor for
third term.
Special services will be held at the
Methodist church tomorrow (Ihanks-
giying) under the auspices of the Woman's
Missionary Society. The services will be
held in the afternoon.
Dress goods and trimmings of all kinds,
apphaues, ETC., at Klauber's.
The social club is having its club rooms
fixed up over Dr. Hoover's drug store,
next door to The Herald Office. The club
will repaint the interior and paper the
walls, and will have nice club room
when completed.
The Orangeburg Carnival was finan-
cial success as well as otherwise. The
committee has on hand nearly one thous-
and dollars, after paying all expenses.
Much of the success of the enterprise is
due to Mr.. W. G. Smith, president of the
business league of the city.
Handsomest line of rugs at lowest prices
ever offered in Bamberg at Klauber's.
There are no murder cases to be tried
at the coming term of court, and IN
fact there is little criminal business OF
any kind, and it is probable that the
criminal cases will be disposed OF the hrst
two days of court. There is large
amount of civil business however.
County Supervisor Bruce has an lm-
portant notice in another column to town
shin commissioners and road overseers.
The commissioners are paid for the WORK
of looking after the roads in their respect
i've divisions, and surely they will not
want pay for services not performed.
Court week visitors will do we'll to call
and inspect Klauber's new stock.
A railroad man remarked in our
presence the other day that the building
of the Seaboard Air Lines Charleston
Augusta connection has been delayed if
not defeated by the multiplicity of suits
for damages brought in this State against
the railroads generally-Barnwell Peo-
pie.
There will be services at the Colston
Baptist church on tomorrow (Thanks-
giving Day. with dinner On the grounds.
We return thanks for special invitation
to be present, and wish we could do so,
for we know our good friends in that
section will serve a magnificent Thanks
giving dinner.
We would be glad if all our subscribers
would look at the date on the label OF
their paper, especially the week afetr
they pay us money By doing this errors
at settling time can be avoided. We try
to be especially careful, and while very
few mistakes ever occur, we would like
to have none.
The sad news of the death and burial
of Mr.. Marion E. Izlar, q son Of Maj. l..
T. Izlar, of Blackviile, was received here
with sorrow. He died last Saturday at
: Tryon, N. c., and was buried at Black ckgille
: Moaday. He was member of Blackyilic
lodge, Knights of Pythias, and was IN,
TERED with Pythian honors. 1t is SAID
that Mr. Harry D. Izlar, brother OF the
deceased, is also dangerously Ill.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of South-end Cemetery Go. %as
held st the bank Wednesday afternoon
of last week The same directors anu
officers were reelected, and dividend or
eight per cent. was paid to the STOCK.
holders. Under the wise management OF
President H. J. Brabham. the cemetery is
being made beautiful spot, and the
affairs of the company are IN excellent
shape.
An effort is being made to induce Coy
ernor McSweeney to commute the sent
ence of Elliott Grayson to term OF l!vt
years. A petition has hecn signed by 1h'
town council and prominent citizens ask
ing that such action be taken. a petition
20 this effect is now on file in the govern
or's Office, signed by eleven of the jury
men who were on the case. 1t Will bt
remembered that Grayson was founc
guilty Of murder about two years ago fol
the Killing OF David Adams, and sent
enced to imprisonment for life
Adjutant and Inspector General-elec
John D. Frost has appointed Capt. Joht
~N. Patrick, of Anderson, as assistant adj
infant and inspector general. 1t will b'
remembered that Capt. Patrick was 4 can
didate for the same office in the prim4r,
With General Frost last summer, and goe
TO prove that good feeling existed betweel
the candidates. Capt. Patrick was hor,
ira Barnweil county, near Bambcfg, an'
his many friends will be pleased to know
of his appointment, for they realize tina
the Adjutant General has indeed made