The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-03-05

Also valuable land; all in city limits.
Apply to j. Hagood Armstrong, Agent.
The second quarterly conference of the
Bamberg Methodist church will be held
next Monday morning. Rev: Marion
!. Dargan, presiding elder of the orange
burg district, will preach next Sunday
morning and evening.
~ Highest cash prices paid for beef cattle
and hogs by D. W. Shealy.
A charter was issued last Saturday by
the Secretary of State to the Bamberg
Cotton Mills, with a capital stock OF
$4,000. Jno. H. Cope is president and
treasurer; II. c. Folk, vice president, and
w. P. Riley, secretary.
Call and see Klauber's spring line of
dress goods, skirtings, silk tissues, white
goods, embroidered swiss, etc.
The new Midway road is certainly a
good one. 1t is much shorter than the
old road, and is hard all the way. Truly
there has been great improvement IN the
roads of this county in the three and
half years we have lived here.
Wanted at once Reliable man to sell
Singer sewing machines In Bamoerg
county. Good contract to right party
who can furnish horse and security bond.
address. THF SINGER MFG. Co.,
Charleston, S. G.
Rev. W. W. Lawton will address the
Il. NJ. s. at Hunters Chapel church at
$50 D. m. Saturday, March 7th. He Will
preach at Springtown at II q. m. SUNDAY,
March 9Th, also at Clients Branch at 4 P:
m. Sunday, March Sth. A collection Will
be taken for foreign missions.
Patent colt skin shoes at Klauber's.
Prices ranging from $500 up.
Among the visitors in town last Mon
day we noted Messrs. 81. L. Kinard, j. G.
COPELAND, Isaac w. Carter, c. r. Clayton,
D. M. and NJ. II. Smith, of Ehrhardt; w:
H. Faust, of Denmark; T. D. Beard, OF
Coiston: W. I. Rice, of Olar; j. b. Smith,
of Smoaks; J. F. Jones, of Colston.
The charges against J. w. Black are
right serious, and they will be pushed
vigorously. He is charged with beating
his wife and disorderly conduct, also re-
sistine an officer and assault with
deadly weapon. After the most serious
charges are disposed of, the town Will
try him.
The Tri-State Medical Association con-
yeued in Columbia last Wednesday. This
society is composed of physicians and
surgeons from Virginia and the Carollnas.
Dr.. E. J. Wannamaker, formerly OF this
place. but now of Columbia, presided over
the meeting, he being president OF the Co
lumhia Medical Society.
Cabbage plants at $3.50 per 1000; over
1000 at 81 90; in $4,000 lots telegraph for
price collect. JAMES RAY GERATY,
Young's Island, S. C.
MrH.H. Hill, of Sanford, Fla, has been
ON visit to relatives and friends in this
community during the past week. He re-
turned to Florida Monday, being &C
scompanied by his mother, who goes on a
visit to his family Mr.. Hill is doing we'll
in Florida, being car inspector for the
the second division of the Atlantic Coast
Line. He has nice and lucrative po-
sition.
Mr.. Decania Bowling, general agent for
Hammond typewriters, who is also hano-
ling the Bowling duplicators, Will move
to Columbia in the next week or SO, which
city he will make headquarters In future.
He will have his Office at 1906 Main street,
and will have travelling men out all
through both North and South Carolina.
He moves to Columbia on account OF De-
ing more centrally located.
Designer year for rs cts. Agents for
standard patterns. RHoAD & BAMBERG.
There were only two public sales here
last Monday. by the Master and Sheriff.
The Master sold lot in the town OF
Bamberg, in the case OF Gleaton VS.. DAVIS.
II was bid in by Jno. R. Bellinger, Esq:
{ for Levi A Gleaton for $l50. The Sherin
sold sixty acres of land in Three Mile
township, in the case OF Ehrhardt Us.
Carter as administrator. 1t was oought
by j. C. Copeland for $151.
Last week when We prepared short
article in reference to the granting OF
bail by Judges for the crime OF murder,
we were not aware of the fact that an ap-
nlication had been refused in this town
only wear or so ago. But the presiding
Judge at a term of court in Bamberg re-
fused. at chambers, an application for
bail by the attorneys for D. 2. johnson,
who Killed B. Rivers Carroll in Black
vile.
The famous Chicago Stars, the ladies'
baseball club, known as the "bloomer
giFiS, Will play game heic Io-hioAio"
FRIDAY afternoon, March 9Th, on the
local diamond with team composed OF
the best local players. The grounds will
be enclosed with large canvas fence
and a covered grand stand capable of
seating 1900 people put in place. These
are carried by the ladies club, who travel
in their special $4,000 Pullman Car.
Cabbage plants at 81 so per 1000; over
1000 at 81 GO; in $4,000 lots telegraph for
price collect. JAMES RAY GERATY,
Young's Island, S. c.
Last week Hon C. W. Garris presented
to Governor Hayward strong petition
signed by leading citizens of this place
asking for the pardon of Elliot Grayson
negro, convicted of the murder OF the
shoemaker Adams and sentenced to life
Imprisonment in the penitentiary. The
petition ill be referred by the governor
to Assistant Attorney General W. II
Townsend, who was solicitor of this
circuit at the time Grayson was convicted
J.W. Black, the white man whom We
spoke of last week as defying arrest, wa:
arrested and put in Jail last Friday after
noon. 1t appears that he left town tor
day or so. The arrest was made by Ponce
man Cain and Constable Noel Padgett