The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-27

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last week. His many friends here ant
elsewhere will be pleased to learn that Ut
is all right again.
Cow food for sale at Burton Felders.
Be sure to attend the Easter egg hunt
this Thursday afternoon in the park op
posite the residence of G. Frank BAN
berg.
We would be glad for those who are
owing US to come in and pay. We neeC
the money.
Judee J. C. Klugh will preside at the
next term of court in Bamberg, winch
conyenes on Monday, April 18th.
IF your engine or gin needs repairing
have it done now, and save ten per cent
ON the cost offered by F. NJ. Pooser q
Son.
Ornan Lodge, A. F. NJ, held regular
communication last Friday evening, al
which the Entered Apprentice degree was
conferred.
Farmers don't come to town much these
days. They are hard at work preparing
for this years crop, and haven't time 10
run around.
Senator Tillman last week sent US some
government seed. While we appreciate
his sending them, we are greatly afraid
! that they are not worth cuss.
Money to lend. Jno. r. Bellinger, At
torney at Law.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Quattlebaum, OF
Ehrhardt, are expected to speno next
Sunday in town, and will assist IN renaer.
ing the Easter music at the Methoolst
church.
8 Mr. Otis Brabham, with his family, will
move to Summerville shortly for the
spring and summer; months. In his ao-
sence the nursery will be in charge OF MIR.
Henry Brown.
Next Monday is the S1st day of March,
and the time for payment OF State ana
county taxes without the penalty expires
s-on that day. From present indications
! there will be many deliquents lii this
county.
Chairman Willie Jones has issued call
for meeting of the State DEMOCRATIC eX-
ecutiye committee to meet In Columbia on
the third of April. This meeting is for
the purpose of issuing the call for the
May convention.
You can get engagement, wedding,
birthday, and friendship rings at L. =.
Rouis's.
Denmark lodge a. F. NJ. held a regular
communication last Thursday evening. at
) which the Fellow Graft degree was con-
ferred upon five candidates: Jno: IL.
Bellinger, Esq, and A. w. Knight, OF thls
place, attended the communication.
Col. r. J. Counts is erecting a residence
Z on his lot on Railroad Avenue, on the site
of his former residence, which, was de-
streyed by fire about two years ago. Inc
: house will contain about five rooms, and
win be occupied by him when completed.
N. D. Nesmith, who shot and killed Eli
Sanls at Cades in Williamsburg county,
: some time ago, was tried at Kingstree last
week and verdict of not guilty was rem
dered by the jury. Both parties were
white men and prominent citizens in their
section.
q. Frank Bamberg has just received an
) other carload of fine mules. They are
certainly good ones, and they will be sold
at right prices. See the animals he has
before you buy.
The general average of presiding elders
salaries of the South Carolina Methodist
Conference is $1,715.75, while the average
salaries paid the preachers is $555.69. NO
wonder so many of the preachers want
the place of presiding elder. 1t should be
changed. The ratio is entirely out OF
proportion.
Last Friday the gin, grist and saw mill
of the Messrs. Ackerman at Cottagevllle,
Colleton county, was totally destroyed by
fire, including quantity OF lumber. Loss
about $1,000. The week before the same
gentlemen lost saw mill by fire, situated
across the Edisto river, a few miles from
Cottageville.
F. M. Pooser & Son, of the Bamberg
: Iron Works, have the best machine ever
invented for cumming or recruiting gin
saws.
A commission was issued by the Secre-
tary of State last Wednesday to J. W.
Pearlstine, of Bamberg, and Hyman
Pearlstine, of Charleston, as corporators
of the J. W. Pearlstine company of Bam-
berg. the capital stock of which is $4,000,
and the purpose being to conduct a gen
eral merchandise business.
Bamberg lodge, No. IS, Knights of
Pythias; held a regular convention last
Monday evening, at which the rank OF
ESQUIRE was conferred upon G. G. Paul in
manner that he will never forget. Those
brethren who were present are of the opln-
ion that he will not soon forget its teach
ines. The rank of Knight is to be con-
ferred at the next meeting.
THE BAMBERG HERALD costs only one
dollar per year, so issues, and publishes
nearly double the amount of reading mat
ter of any other paper in Bamberg coun-
ty. This is campaign year, and every
voter will want to know what is going
on. Let us have your name and dollar.
We have no special prices or cut rates,
but treat everybody alike.
Don't forget to remember that G. Frank
Bamberg is the largest live stock and We
hicle dealer in this section OF the State
and 90 to see him when you need any
thing in his line. He has just received
carload Of one and two-horse wagons and
carload of fine mules.
A special train carrying Gov. Benton
{ II. McMillin, of Tennessee, his staff, ano
q large number of Tennesseeans, both
2 ladies and gentlemen, passed through
Bamberg last Sunday afternoon. The
partywason their way oCharleston, where
Tennessee Day was celebrated at the Elk
position last Monday. The train was 6
long one, consisting of eight or ten coach
es, which were decorated with banners,
Among those in town Tuesday we notet
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Williams, of Govan
Mr.J.G.H. Guess, Capt. j. B. Guess, Hon
8. G. Mayfieli, DR.. S. D. NJ. Guess, anl
Commissioner Chas. McGeiver, OF Den
mark; C. Ehrhardt, J. NJ. Bishop, Geo: }
HERS, and ]. F. Bishop, of Ehrhardt; NJ
N. Rice and J. H. Lancaster, of the Ola
section; Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Rhoad ant
Mr.. J. II. Fender, of Hartzog; and man.
others.
Frank Jones, a respected young colore.
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