The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-23

recovery.
See the latest styles in fancy stationery
at The Herald Book Store.
The Rivers Bridge memorial exercises
will take place tomorrow friday.
The latest ous, pongee silks at Soc, at
Klauber's.
Mr.. J. A. Spann has moved his saw
mill to town and has commenced to turn
out lumber.
For SALE.-One Jersy heifer, eight
: months old, cheap for cash. Apply at
The Herald Office.
The work of improving the streets OF
the town goes on, and some much needed
work is being done.
A fish fry was given at the river last
: Friday night, which was attended by
Judge Gary and other court officials.
Embroideries, we have them, in all
patterns and at all prices, &c. to 81 yard
Remember the mass meeting in the
town hall next Monday afternoon for the
purpose of nominating mayor ana SIX
aldermen.
The Herald Book Store has received a
lot of the newest styles in fancy stationery,
in boxes 1t is the prettiest you ever saw
Price 40c. the box.
Farmers have been taking advantage
of the fine weather we've been having
recently, and planting operations are
going rapidly forward.
Mr.. A. J. Hunter, proprietor of Wood
land Farm, has our thanks for some de-
licious strawberries. 1t IS pleasant TO De
thus remembered BY ones friends.
Denims for skirts at SC. the yard at
Kiaubers. They are worth 12tc.
Too many cotton seed oil mills are be-
ing built in South Carolina now. We are
afraid some of the stockholders in these
mills will look in vain for dividends.
Mr. White, who has been training a
string of horses at the race track here
during the winter, shipped his horses and
left for Charlotte, N. c., Tuesday night.
Attend the mass meeting to be held in
the town hall next Monday afternoon for
the purpose OF nominating mayor and
six aldermen to serve for the next two
years.
You should see our line of spring dress
goods before buying elsewhere. W6e
goods 3 specially. l.. A. kLAUBER.
e Torn out at the mass meeting next
Monday afternoon and express your
preference for mayor ard aldermen, also
as to whether town taxes should be re-
duced or not.
Cow food for sale at N. Burton Felder's.
Mr.. D. M. Smith, of the Ehrhardt Sec
ton, came to Bamberg last Friday to get
q very fine thoroughbred Scoth collie
puppy, which he recently purchased IN
Orangeburg, and was shipped to him here.
WANTED.-To exchange top buggy for
one-horse or two-horse wagon.
Otis BRABHAM.
The baseball team of the Carlisle Fit.
ing School played game in Edgeheld
last Friday with the s. G. G. i. team. The
Bamberg bows were defeated by score
of Is to 4. They returned home Saturday
morning.
Those parties who went to Goose Lake
to fish fry last Friday night have their
fill of such trip. The road was a"bilnd
one, and several parties got hung up in a
deep lake and were with difficulty extri-
Gated from their predicament.
Go to Klauber's for your rugs. He has
the prettiest and cheapest line ever shown
in Bamberg.
specialtrain from Branchville came
To Bambere last Sunday afternoon, bring
ing Mr. and Mrs. R. NJ Hays, of Green
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Frank Bamberg,
who were in Anderson, Mrs. E. J. Wanna
maker and Miss Lulie Bamberg, of Co.
lumbia, to the bedside of Gen. F. NJ. Bam-
berg.
Whole stock brogans this week at only
S1.O0 per pair at Klaubers. Come early,
as we have only limited quantity at this
price.
Greenwood has raised the money
necessary for the removal of the Williams
ton Female College to that city, and as
soon as the buildings can be erected, the
college will move to Greenwood. Mr.. Il
: n. Hays, who was raised in Bamberg, is
stakeholder in the institution and mem
ber of the board of directors.
M. Move will be at the memorial, Fri.
day. April "a, 1908, with cold drinks and
fruit of all kinds.
SAbout ten o'clock last Friday night the
hacking house and barn of the Nurseries
caught fire from some unknown cause
and was soon consumed. 1t was not dis
covered in time to save any of tht
vehicles or tools etc. There was con
siderably amount of forage, corn anc
meas DESTROYED. Mr.. Brabham estimate!
the loss at $3.50. Insurance with q. Moy'
Dickinson, $500.
Carlisle, the little son of Mr. and Mrs
Otis Brabham, had miraculous escapl
last Monday morning. A mule hitchet
to q wagon was in front of Mr.. Brabham'
residence and the little fellow had climbed
up in the back of the wagon. The mul
got loose by some means and tore of at
rapid rate down the sidewalk toward
the oil mill, keeping the sidewalk all tn
way. In some places it was very narrDv
and the wagon grazed several trees an
telephone poles, but when the mule wa
stopped by a negro at the oil mil
the little boy was not hurt nor the wago
broken.
Visit Klauber's store when you com
to town if you wish the best bargain!
We have complete stock now and ca
save you money on anything you wis
to buy.
we learn, lHclueuLdliS, tndt NHeu -
E. q. Williams remains were being COZ
signed to the earth the attorneys-on
and all-wishing to pay their last sa
tribute to their fellow citizen, entreate
the presiding judge, Gary, to adjourn ii
court if for only one hour, which be persi
tently refused tc do; but only a few das
before had done the same to conyenient
himself. "A little brief authority is a dal
seroas thing" in some cases. The absent
0ferdinary courtesy on solemn occasio
ofthis kind will not elevate the stole juds
In the minds of DR.. Williams frient
nor will they soon forget the inciden
Dorchester Democrat.