The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-12-03
TIE BAhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Dec. 8, 1908
Short Locals.

money.
All the schools in town gave holiday
last week from Wednesday until the fol-
lowing Monday.
Our Orangeburg friends can come to see
US with ease now. The new bridge road
is certainly in fine shape.
WANTED-At once, fifty head beef
cattle. D. W. SHEALY.
Several of our farmers will feed cattle
this winter. Four car loads have already
been shipped here for this purpose.
Our authorities should rigidly enforce
the vagrancy law. There are too many
people in this community who are not at
work.
Self-raising buck-wheat, at NJ. Moye's.
Some of our subscribers can bring us
a few loads of stove wood on subscription
= if they so desire It would come in very
handy just now.
The Southern vaudeville show exhibit
ed here last Friday afternoon and evening
to good crowds. Those who attended
say the acrobatic work was very good.
have 8 or 10 head of beef cattle for
sale. Also one OK well broke, weighing
about 800 lbs. G. B. CLAYTON,
Ehrhardt, S. G..
We understand that Capt. W. A. Riley
will keep books for J. D. Copeland, and
that Mr.. 81. w. johnson, who is the pres
ent book-keeper will 60 to G. Frank
Bamberg's.
Postmaster J. P. Murphy is having
bricks hauled upon his lot almost opposite
THE HERALD office. He will at once
erect thereon brick building to be used
as post-ofice.
Grapes, all kinds, at NJ. Moye's.
Thanksgiving Day was quietly obsery-
ed in Bamberg. The day was beautiful
one Most of the business houses in town
were closed, and practically all work was
suspended. Many went hunting.
Seeded raisins, currants, citron, dried
figs, prunes, cranberries, at NJ. Moves.
Rev. S. P. Hair has changed the date
Of his appointments for Springtown
church. His next service there will be
on the fourth Sunday in the month, in
stead of the second as formerly.
A nice line of clothing that We want to
turn into money. Come early before your
sizes are sold. RHoAD s BAMBERG.
The State Supreme Court is hearing
the appealed cases from the second cir
cult this week, and Jno. R. Bellinger,
ESQ, is again in Columbia, as he has sever
al cases from this circuit to be heard.
You can get French tongue at NJ. Moye's.
The cotton mill was shut down Monday
for the purpose of making some repairs
to the large water reservoir in the yard.
!. 1t Raked in several places and did not
hold the large supply OF water as well as
it should.
Ask your minister about 'fewer gal
Ions; wears longer"
Mr.. J. W. Barnes has entered suit
against the county for $3.50 damages, for
getting his horse and buggy injured in
the new bridge over the Edisto river some
y months ago The case is to be heard at
tae coming term of court.
Go to NJ. .Moye's for cigars, tobacco,
: cigarettes, pipes, etc.
For SALE.-A house and lot on Rail-
road Avenue. Nice large lot,~ two-story
house in fine repair, with barn, stables,
and necessary out.buildings. Will be
sold at a great sacrifice. For further
: particulars apply at this Office.
Ask Carl Rowell about "fewer gallons;
wears longer"
There<have been no new developments
in the Warn murder case. Last Wednes-
day afternoon Joseph Robinson and Led
Warren, the two negroes arrested on sus-
picion, were released from jail, and no
other arrests have as yet been made.
Ask your grocer about "fewer gallons;
wears longer" .... ,......
Rev. M. w. Hook will leave next week
2 to attend the annual conference of the
Methodist church, which meets in Green
vile the 9th instant. This is Mr.. Hooks
third year of service to the church here,
and he will doubtless be returned for an
other year by the conference.
Highest prices paid for beef cattle by
D. W. Shealy.
The stock of general merchandise of
the late NJ. B. Warn was sold at public
auction last Monday at 70 o'clock, under
a mortgage held by his wife. It was bid
in by her for $500, there being no other
bids. Other parties will no doubt purchase
the stock from her and continue the busi-
ness.
Ask your lawyer about "fewer gallons;
wears longer"
News reaches US that Rev. E. N. Nc
Kissick, the beloved pastor of the Ehr-
hardt charge, is very i'll. he is suffering
with carbuncle on his back and is also
thought to have pneumonia. BE will
hardly be able to attend the annual confer
ence, which meets in Greenville next
week. His many friends hope for his
speedy recovery.
Ask your doctor about "fewer gallons;
wears longer"
The building committee are not lying
idle in the matter of erecting the new
graded school building. They have had
Considerable trouble and worry over the
plans and specifications for the building,
but the matter is about straight now and
the contract for it's erection will soon be
let. The building is to be a handsome
one, which will be credit to the town.
Everything in the line of fancy grocer
les you need, at NJ. Moy's.
DENTAL NoT1cE--Dr. j. G.. Campbell,
n n g of Tslandton s. c. has opened