The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-06-04

School,
-Rey. 81. B. Browne, presiding elder
oftbe Sumter district, was in the city this
week, attending commencement, he oeme
q member of the board Of control OF the
Fitting School.
Most of the students of the Carlisle
Fitting School left for their homes yester'
day morning.
Wind storms and lightning have done
much damage in this State and georgia
during this week.
Pure, fresh drugs and polite attention
8 is what you get at the Bamoerg fhar'
macy. Give them call.
The board of trustees OF the BamDerg
Graded school has not yet held an elec-
sion for teachers for another year.
Little Hazel, q daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
n. Armstrong has been very i'll, but is
shouaht to be little better at this writing.
The Bamberg graded school closed last
FRIDAY, and the children must be happy
from the way they eheered on their way
home.
Keep outthe flies and mosquitoes with
wire screen doors and windows. You
can get them at Brokers hardware store'
and be has full line.
Our farmers have had fairly good
weather for harvesting oats. The yieid'
while short, is much larger than was eS-
pected couple of months ago.
The terra Gotta piping work across the
street at MIR. J. P. Murphy's residence Is
about completed, and the street Will De
open for travel in day or two.
There were number of visitors from
this and other counties in the city this
week attending the commencement exer-
eises of the Carlisle Fitting School.
Have your pictures enlarged, satisfac-
ton guaranteed Frames made to order,
moulding and glass in stock: Prompt
attention W. H. PATRICK.
Presiding Elder Marion Dargan, Rev.
w. A. Pitts, and many other ministers
from the Oran geburg district were in the
city this week attending commencement.
Last MONDAY was the first Monday in
the month and salesday, but there were no
public sales or other business OF lmpor-
lance, and in consequence few people
came to town.
Mr.. E.P. Copeland, of Ehrhardt, was In
the CITY last Saturday. His school at Oiar
having closed, he is now keeping books
for the sawmill firm of Bennett & Ehr-
hardt at Lodge.
WANTED.-Eight or ten good carpen-
ters. Apply to l.. A. Brabham, Charleston
Lumber Co.'S mills, Greenpond, S. G.
MIR. C. R. Calhoun and family will leave
this week for Greenwood to spend the
summer, but he will return in July to con-
duct the summer school for the teachers
of this county.
We have received an invitation to at
tend the annual commencement exercises
of Newberry College, June 7th 10 10th.
Mr.. Conrad Hartz, Of Ehrhardt, is a mem
ber of the graduating class.
Glenn Springs water is the water that
cures.
Miss Bertha Wells, who formerly
taught in the Bamberg graded school. but
who was teacher in the Kingstree school
last year, has been reelected, and Will
teach there again next year.
Unfortunately very newsy letter from
Ehrhardt has been lost by the editor, and
cannot appear in this weeks issue OF
course. We hope to have letter here
after from that point each week.
Mr. C. Kline, of the Woodland truck
farm, was so good as to present US with a
fine cabbage last Saturday, which was
very much appreciated. 1t weighed Six
teen pounds, and was certainly nice one
At the Bamberg Pharmacy can be
found at all times full line OF drugs
toilet articles, fine cigars, paints, and oils
The celebrated Longman & Martinez
paints always on hand.
A gentleman near town has twenty-five
acres of corn which is punching for tassel
and much of it is tasseling even now
And it is the common old field corn, too
none Of your early varieties. Can any
: body beat it?
Glenn Springs mineral water is a safe
and sure cure for kidney troubles.
Mr.. A. Virgins, superintendent OF
the Denmark graded school, was In the
city last Saturday afternoon and paid us
q pleasant call 1t will be good news tc
his many friends here to know that he
will teach at Denmark another year.
We have received an invitation to th'
forty-third annual picnic to be given a
Goose Pond Park near Williston or
Monday, June 18th. There will also b'
ball the same night in Weathersbee:
hall at Williston. These annual occasion:
are always largely attended.
Orangeburgs city council, at meeting
held last Friday, appropriated one thou
sand dollars for the purpose OF road I'M
proyement on the highways leading t.
that CITY. This is in accordance with tn
wishes of her citizens, as expressed IN
mass meeting recently held.
Among the commencement visitors her
this week we noted Capt. and Mrs. j. N
Dannellv, Messrs. L. J. Hartzog, NJ: +
Shuler, Eugene Ritter, Geo. B. and Bel
nard Kearse, J. F and Edwin Chasserear
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebron Berry, Miss Leil
Berry, Mrs. F. A. Bruce, Jr., and man
others.
Several newspaper changes have take
place in South Carolina in the last weel
The Aiken Times has changed hands, t
W. Simpson, Jr., who has been on tn
staff of the Charleston News and Courie
goes to the Greenville News as edito
succeeding Mr.. J. K. Blackman, while "
z. McGhee succeeds j. G. Darlington {
editor of the Spartanburg Herald.
Hello there old man! What's the matte
too hot? Why don't you 60 to the Ban
berg Pharmacy and get cool. DIR. Bra
ham can fix you an all-day cooler as we
as roll you pill.
Monday night, just before 1s o'cloc
during rain storm, lightning struck Il
front tower of the Colleton cotton mil
at the top and tore several hundred brio
The conclusion destroyed some of Il
electric lights in different parts OF Il
mill. While it shocked some OF the oper
tives in the spinning room, no one W
aarions1v hurt.-Walterboro Press al