The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-05-07
Some farmers have finished chopping

q Some farmers nave HulSueu CnoPPinS
cotton.
Rev. GIN. Askew will preach at Spring
town church next Sunday, May 10th.
Our cut flowers are grand" but the
prices are right. BAMBERe NURSERIES,
Gen. F. NJ. Bamberg continues to i'm
prove slowly. Mr.. Jones Williams is rap
idly conyalescing.
Several from Bamberg expect to attend
the Confederate reunion at New orleans.
It commences the 10Th instant.
A crowd went around with string
band and serenaded the newly elected
mayor and aldermen Tuesday night.
Clean up your premises at this season
of the year and use lime freely. A little
work now will save doctors bills later On.
FoR SALE.-Ladies' bicycle in first-class
condition. Will sell cheap for cash or on
easy terms. Apply at The Herald Office.
We would be glad for our correspon,-
dent to help US out these days. We need
their letters in order to print neWsy
sheet.
An examination of applicants for
teachers certificates will be held at the
court house on Friday, May 22nd. See
notice in another column,
Regular summer weather we are haV-
ing now, and the farmers are GLAD on
account of it. The cool nights were play
ing havoc with young cotton.
@ For SALE.-One Jersey heifer, now
milking, and has young heifer cali. Good
mixer. Il. =. JONES.
A school picnic of the Midway people
will be held at Hops Turnhole on the Ed-
isto River tomorrow (Thursday.) We
return thanks for an invitation to be
present.
The Bamberg cotton mill is now turn
ing out more cloth and yarns each month
. than at any time in-its history. The plant
8 is in excellent condition, and everything
is running nicely, while the mill is max
ing full time.
II will soon be time for harvesting oats,
and D. j. Delk wants you to investigate
the merits of the Deering harvesting
machinery before placing your orders.
He sells reapers and binders, reapers,
mowers, and rakes See him for prices, etc.
Why can't our merchants close their
stores at six clock in the afternoon? No
one will lose by. it if all close. Our sister
town of Denmark has this arrangement.
All the stores there close at 6. 80 except
on Saturdays.
Hon. o. B. Martin, State Superinten-
dent of Education, will address the chill
dren at the Baptist church in this city on
Sunday, May 17th, at $50 a. m. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend. Mr..
Martin is fine speaker, and his address
viii please and interest both young and
old.
We understand that the case of Euge-
MIA NJ. Rice against F. NJ. Bamberg. which
was tried and a verdict found for the
plaintiff at the recent term of court, will
be appealed to the Supreme Court. This
case has already been heard once by the
Supreme Court, and there have been three
trials in the Circuit Court.
The Sunday-school of the Methodist
church has decided to give the children a
picnic at the New River bridge, Wednes-
day, May Is. All the Sunday-schools in
town are invited to join with US in a
basket picnic. The committee on trans
portation will call on our citizens for
wagons, and We hope that they will pro-
vide conyeyances for getting the young
people to the grounds. Let everybody
Join heartily in the carrying out of the
plans of the various committees. Other
details will be made known by announce
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