The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-04-09
Manager and Treasurer

Among the graduates of the Charleston
Medical College last week were Messrs.
e. P. Carter, of Ehrhardt, and II. NJ.
Carter, of Smoaks. Mr.. E. P. Carter is a
son of Mr.. A. C. Carter, of the, Ehrhardt
section.
Forty-inch white organdi in remnants,
sc. the yard. They are the cheapest you
ever saw. L.. A. hLAobsk.
The city election is near at hand, and
our people should take some interest IN.
!. it and put out ticket of live, progressive
business men for mayor and aldermen
I. The books of registration are now open,
and every vote should register.
WANTRD.-A man to sell sewing
machines. ANo. contract to right kind
of q man to start on, with good chances
for promotion. Experience not necessary.
Address, The SINGER MFG. Co.,
Charleston, S. G.
See the new embroideries at Klaubers.
They are the prettiest and cheapest ever
shown in Bamberg.
A petition was presented to the county
board of control at its last meeting, signed
sby men and women, asking that the dis
pensary at Ehrhardt be done away with:
No action was taken, as the board had
already adjourned, and a majority Of the
members were not present.
See the new and nobby hats at Klau-
ber's. Combination black hats for 75c.;
they are worth $3.50. Lots Of other
styles in felt at attractive prices.
An entertainment will be given at the
Fitting School chapel Wednesday even
<h nf
cantata and performances by the little
folks, also something new and novel IN
: the amusement line. Full program and
particulars will be announced next week.
White and blue kid slippers for the
little ones; stockings to match. See them
at tKlauber's.
The annual meeting of the Bamberg
Bible Society will beheld at the Methodist
church Sunday evening, April 18th. Rev.
M. L. Lawson will conduct the services.
Officers of the society for the ensuing
wear are to be elected at this meeting, and
the usual collection for the work will be
taken.
Summer silks at Klauber's, going this
week for soc. per yard. Other good values
at 40c. and 45c.
A big convention of cane growers is to
meet in Macon, Ca, the 9th, 7th, and 9Th
of Nav, and Governor Hayward has ap-
pointed the following delegates to the
meeting from this county: D. 0. Hunter,
Hartzog; R. F. Kearse, Olar; W. NJ. Brab-
ham, Bamberg; s. G. Mayfeld, Denmark;
H. B. Grimes, Lees.
Hear the Chicago Glee Club at Fitting
School chapel next Tuesday evening, the
18th, at 9 o'clock. Tickets for sale by w.
d. Rhoad.
Among those in town last Monday were
Messrs. Isaac W. Carter, Il. L. Kinard,
NH. Smith, c. R. Clayton, Capt. j. NJ.
Dannelly, and DR.. J. L. Copeland, OF
Ehrhardt; ]. S. Breland and Eugene
Ritter, of Kearse; J. F. Jones, of Colston;
q. B. Aver, E. D. Bessinger, and A. w
Bessinger, of Olar.
Nobbiest line of straw hats in town al
Klauber's, from 20c. to $1.o0.
Cards have been received in Bambere
announcing the approaching marriage o.
Miss Minnie Dantzler to Mr.. Morgan NJ
Smith, Jr., to take place "Wednesday
evening, April 10Th, at eight o'clock, a.
the Methodist Episcopal church, Autauga
vile. Ala. The bride is daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. DantZler, formerly o
this section, who have relatives here
The young lady visited in this ant
Orangeburg counties last summer.
We have thirty all wool light gra.
crash suits. They are the best you eve
saw for the money; only 500 suit.
L. A. KLAUBER.
At the recent term of court in Walter
boro the rare occurrence of white mai
being convicted of murder was witnessed
Allie Adams, who killed Henry Jaques
few months ago, was tried and convicte
of murder He was sentenced to b.
hanged in June. Henry Hoff and W. t
Adams, who were tried for the same Kill
ing, were acquitted. All parties wer
Z white. George Murdaugh, who kille
Jas. Polk, was convicted of manslaughte
and sentenced to serve three years IN th
= penitentiary.
We are receiving our New York good
every day, and wish you to call in ordt
to see the bargains we have to offer. w
can save you money on any article yo
wish. We have complete line of shoe
oxfords, clothing, and the prettiest dres
goods department in town. l.. A. hlaube
Mrs. II. 8. Bowling happened with
very painful but fortunately not seriol
accident last Monday morning. In d
scending the steps at Mr.. Pooser's res
dence she fell and dislocated her rig
arm at the elbow. At first it was thoug
her arm was broken, but after full exam
nation it was found that such was not tt
case. She was carried home ON stretch
as quickly as possible, and Drs. Blat
and Bronson attended her. She is getti1
along very nicely, and her friends will
glad to know that the injury is not