The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-29

-Messrs Geo. ]. HERS, j. g. Breland,
and B. 81. Carter, of the Ehrhardt section,
were in the city Monday.
Grand Vice Chancellor j. NJ. Knight:
of Sumter, is in the city to-day on his
way to Ehrhardt, where he will tonight
publicly install the officers Of the knights
Of Pythias lodge.
The county pension board meets here
next Monday.
G. Frank Bamberg received another
car load of horses and mules last Thurs
day.
The streets have been very muddy and
sloppy this week, on account OF the con-
tinued rainy weather.
Twill pay the highest cash price for
beef cattle delivered at my home,
G. B. CLAYTON, Ehrhardt, S. G.
Judge Andrew Crawford, of Columbia,
will assist in the prosecution OF j. ID.
5 Tillman for the murder of n. G. Gonzales.
Rainy, disagreeable weather we've had
recently. The roads are being cut up on
account of it and the heavy hauling at
this season.
We have strong line of mems shoes
from 80 cts. pair up. Rhoad q bamberg.
There is good money in raising hogs
for market. Our farmers should try to
raise lot of them this year.. The way to
sell your corn is in the hoof.
The earthquake shock was distinctly
felt in Bamberg las: Friday night. There
was not heavy shock, but the noise was
like that of a OasSing train.
The matter of building new brick
church by the Methodist congregation is
receiving attention, and it is possible that
action will be taken at an early date.
The new Midway road is about COM
pleted, and the chain gang will move In
few days. 1t goes next into the Dens
mark section, to build new road there.
Next Monday is the first Monday in
the month and salesday. There is only
one public sale to be made, that by the
Master of a tract of land near Clear Pond
containing eighty-one acres. 1
Cabbage plants from Youngs Island,
best varieties, at Rhoad & Bambergs.
Ii is said by the Barnwell People that
Mai. j.. T. Izlar, of Blackyille, has not
removed to Florida permanently, and his
law Office at Blackville will be kept open
as usual. He and his family have merely
gone to Florida to spend the winter.
Is D. C. Hayward, of Colleton, was duly
inaugurated as governor Of South Caro-
lima last week, with impressive cere-
monies. The other State ofticers-elect
were put in charge of the offices to which
they had been elected, at the same time.
Mr.. E. P. Rice tells Us ofa queer coinci-
dencs which happened Tuesday. At the
dinner table at Mr.. G. A. Rlce's, where be
boards, there were three persons whose
birthdays come on that day, January 9th.
They were Mr.. E. P. Rice, Mr.. Porter
and Mr.. Dunlap.
Hon. G.. Duncan Bellinger has been
employed to assist in the prosecution OF
Jas. a. Tillman for the murder Of n. G.
Gonzales. Judge R. o. Purdy will pre-
side at the April term of court IN Rich
land county, at which time it is presumed
the trial will take place.
Onion sets at M. Moye's.
The Barnwell Sentinel says that ex-
ATTORNEY General G. Duncan Bellinger
will open law offices in BarHwell and
Columbia. His Barnwell office will be
in charge of Mr.. G.. Miller Green, while
Sin Columbia he will have associated with
him Assistant Attorney General W. H.
Townsend.
Al full line of the famous Goldman shoes
for ladies and children. just received at
Rhoad & Bamberg's. Every pair guaran-
teed.
If you want to take advantage of our
ho
you must do SO at once. These offers are
intended to be special. and for limited
time only. We'expect to withdraw. them
in short time. so you'd better hurry.
We are not going to keep them open
much longer.
Ehrhardt lodge, Knights of Pythlas,
will hold an interesting session this
"wednesday evening. The officers for
the ensuing year will be Installed by
Grand Vice Chancellor J. M. Knight, OF
Sumter. and the second degree is TO be
conferred. A banquet will be served
after the lodge meeting.
Mr.. John M. Jennings has cleaned out
the artesian we'll at the Carlisle Fitting
School, and while the few hiss come back
all right, the water is very muddy and 1t
is feared that even if the water clears the
well will become choked up again. just
: now they are waiting on developments:
IF the water does not clear up the well
may be bored deeper.
Just received, 10 barrels of Early Rose
and Bed Bliss seed potatoes. Viii give
you close prices on them fyou need any.
NJ. MOVE.
On accoun, of the cotton mills being
shut down for some repairs, We could not
nrint onr paper last Wednesday after
noon as usual. We were delayed by this
until Thursday morning. The wood used
in the boilers was so wet that 1t was I'M
possible to keep up steam, and so the
Arrangement concluded 20 shat down Tor
a part of Wednesday. The mill started
up Thursday morning.
From the sandersville, Ca, Progress
we learn of new mercantile firm at
Dayisboro, in Washington county, Geor-
ola. The paper says: ''The new firul of
& 2 Morris, T. L. Brown, and s. j.
Tayior will be the stroE gest in our county.
We gladly welcome these enterprlsing g
men. Our old town is on boom that
promises to be permanent one. Hurrah
for old Davisboro." G. I. Aoffis, tAe
nrSt memOer OF the HTui, - d sou VI Nhi
W. n. Morris, formerly of Bamberg
county, who is we'll known and has many
$ friends and relatives here.
Rev. Frank Wilcox, the new Presby
~terian preacher, delivered his first sermon
:. at the Presbyteriaa church here last Sun
day. He has charge of the charges at
Bauaberg, Denmark, Blackyille, and Barn,
well. and on account of its central lOca.
ton to his charges, will make Denmark
his home. Mr.. Wilcox is originally from
Orangeburg but has been living in the
North for several years. He is young
man, full of energy and vitality, who has
Z already made most favorable impres,
sion upon his congregation here. They
EXPECT the work to prosper greatly under
his wise pastorate and eloquent sermons
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