The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1902-03-06

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as in the West.
If you will notice carefully, you will see
plenty of $3.50 hats on 30 cents heads as
you pass through this world.
Mr.. w. 81. Collins, of the Olar section,
announces himself in this issue as can
didate for County Supervisor.
There was one of the smallest crowds
here last Monday that We have ever no.
ticed in Bamberg on a first Monday.
President Roosevelt will no doubt be
convinced that Jim Tillman does not re-
present the sentiment of South Carolina,
by any manner of means.
~ If you are a Knight of Pythias, you
should see the Pythian emblematlc chart
which Deputy Sheriff j. Fielder Hunter is
agent for. The price is only $3.50.
Mr.. D. n. Behre, of st. George, who
was 80 badly burned, as stated IN last
weeks paper, has died of his injuries. He
was well-known to many people IN this
county.
When you want spectacles, go to T. c.
Rouis.
The colored teachers association will
hold meeting in this city on Saturday,
: the 18th instant, at the colored schooi
house. An interesting meeting is promls-
ed.
Buggies for all classes and conditions
of mankind can be had at Quattieoaum g.
pannelly's. They can suit anybody.
It will be good news to many people in
this county that the Seaboard Air Line
has began work on its line from Augusta
: to Charleston. Work was begun at Olar
last week.
The Herald Book Store has beautiful
stock of crepe paper for making paper
hats for ladies, which will be all the rage
for spring wear Come in and see It. Also
plain tissue in all colors.
A lot of good horses and mules at e.
Prank Bamberg's stables, to be sold at
right prices. If you need an animal, call
to see him before you buy.
The Savannah river reached a very
high point last Saturday, and the Augusta
people were very much alarmed. Not much
damage was done in the city, however, but
the water was the highest in several years.
Get our prices and we'll get your busi-
ness. Quattlebaum & Dannelly.
tuons indignation some people put on
when they finally pay an account that has
been standing for ever so long, seeming
to think you have been very importunate
: In dunning them.
Horses and mules, well broke to work,
can be had at Quattlebaum & Dannelly's.
Candidates will soon be announcing
themselves for county offices, and II they
want to reach the voters they will insert
their announcements in The HERALD.
We hayepu on more than one hundred
new subscribers since the first of January.
2 g. Frank Bamberg has received another
carload of fine mules, and you had better
see them before you buy.
Among those here last Monday We not
ed Capt. w. E. Sease, Messrs. G. l.. Kin
ard, G.. r. Clayton, j. NJ. Bishop, and l.
w. Carter, of Ehrhardt; Chas. McGeiver
and j. Fogle, of Denmark; P. NJ. kearse,
of Ulmer; ]. n. Smith, of Viola; E. ID.
Bessinger and Magistrate NJ. D. Reed, OF
gOlar.
WANTED.-Beef cattle, yearlings pre-
ferred. Also, to sell one fine large mule,
or will exchange for saddle pony. Also,
or will exchange for yearlings.
-gsssz OTIS BRABHAM.
The secretary of state has issued a COM
mission to the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank of Walterboro. The capital stock
is to be $4,000 The corporators are A.
Wichman, A. C. Shaffer, J. q. Puerifoy,
C. D. May, G.. W. Raysor and r. 81. Wich-
man.. The concern will do q general bank
ing business.
You can be suited in any sort of horse
or mule at G. Frank Bamberg's stables.
he has q good assortment Of stock at
right prices.
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Com
: nany will rebuild its oil mill at Florence,
which was destroyed by fire last Decem-
her. The citizens of Florence sent
petition to the company, asking that they
rebuild the plant: 1t would appear from
this that the people OF Florence are not
afraid of the trust.
Remember this Office when you need
Job printing of any kind. We are, pre-
pared to do any class of work, and we
guarantee satisfaction. With an equip
ment of presses and type inferior to no
Office in this part of the State, we can turn
out any kind of job promptly and in the
very best STYLE, Mail orders promptly
filed.
Eden watermelon seed for sale at SOC.
per pound by W. D. Rice, Denmark, s. e.
A committee of Charleston's citizens
!. went to Washing gton this week, and Pres
ident Roosevelt assured them that he had
no idea of bandoning his tripto the Ex-
position. This committee went for the
purpose of insisting on his coming, as it
was rumored that he would not visit South
Carolina just now on account OF jim
Tillman's telegram to him.
Tn memory of darling little Gordon,
who entered into rest December 8, 1901.
NAV he rest in peace. Amen. The shad-
ow of death has fallen heavily on our
hearts and home. Mama, papa and little
sisters and brothers whisper he is gone
: Though he is in Gods keeping and safe
from eternal night Rest, sweet one, IN
Jesus arms, sweetly rest In heaven above
SO sweet at rest He said to his mama
pray and then died away. BY his devot'
ed sister, Pearle.
Our patrons were no doubt somewhat
surprised to receive their paper little
late last week, as we make II Iule w d.
ways be on time, but it was not our fault
and was caused by an unavoidable ac
cident. Wednesday of two weeks ago on'
of the engines at the cotton mill brok'
down, and the mill was shut down from
that day until Thursday morning of las
week waiting on new piece ofmachiner.
for the engine. AS We get the electri
power to run our presses from the mill
of course we could not print until the mil
started up. This is why our paper wa
printed on Thursday morning G of last wee
instead of Wednesday afternoon as usua