The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-01-22
Fine weather for killing hogs, we've
been having recently.

Fine weather for killing hogs, we've
been having recently.
will pay the highest cash price for
beef cattle delivered at my home,
g. B. CLAYTON, Ehrhardt, s. Z.
If we are to Judge by the number of
mules being sold on this market, the
farmers in this section are preparing for
large crop this year.
Our people have acted wisely in voting
5 to erect a new graded school building,
and we are glad to know so few votes
were cast against the proposition.
a dog supposed to be mad created
some excitement on Main street last
Monday morning. It bit several dogs,
but was followed out of town and killed
by Mr.. Zeigler.
Among those here Monday were Messrs,
e n. Rentz and W. NJ Walker, of Ehr-
hardt; C. A. Walker, of Hartzog; NJ: N.
S Rice. of Olar; 81. F. Priester, of Clear
Pond; and others.
Mr. Lewis M. Grist, founder of the
Yorkyille Enquirer and publisher of that
paper for over fifty years, died at his
home in Yorkville last Thursday morn
ing of apoplexy.
For horses and mules, buggies, wagons
and harness, call on j. NJ. Dannelly q
Son at Ehrhardt.
Senator B. r. Tillman has accepted the
invitation to deliver the annual COM
mencemept address to the graduating 6
class of the Charleston Medical College:
The commencement exercises will be held
April 2, 1908.
AsI have quit the jewelry business,
nv entire stock of watches, clocks,
jewelry, spectacles, tools and material Is
being sold at sacrifice.
T. C. RouIs,
Railroad Avenue, Bamberg, S. G.
Judge Golf, in the United States Dis
trict Court, has decided that the State
cannot collect back taxes from the
Cheraw s. Darlington railroad, now a
part of the Atlantic Coast Line system.
- Dr. 81. F. Hoover is now occupying
the Capt W. A. Riley residence, near the
cotton mill, and Mr.. j. W. Stokes has
moved into one of the Fitting Schooi
cottages. Rev. NJ. l.. Lawson has moved
into the other house at the Fitting School,
recently completed.
~ When in need of live stock and vehicles,
see j. NJ. Dannelly & Son at Ehrhardt.
They can suit you in quality and price.
The artesian we'll at the Fitting School
has, for some time past, almost stopped
flowing, and Mr.. J. NJ. Jennings, who
bored it, has his apparatus in place there
again. for the purpose of blowing it out
( IL is very likely that brickbats and trash
have been put into the pipe by thought
less boys, which caused the now TO de-
crease. Mr.. Jennings will drill 1t out
again, and no doubt the flow will be as
strong as before.
The chain gang is now at work near
town on the new Midway road, and the
road will be completed in few days. 1t
has been hard work, and the Supervisor
has been badly handicapped by small
gang, but at last the people below here
can rejoice, for they can now avoid the
heavy sand on the old road. The new
highway might be called an extension OF
Midway street, and goes out from the OIL
mill on straight line.
See J. M. Dannelly & Son at Ehrhardt
before buying horses or mules. Ihey
have lust received an extra nice lot OF
animals.
Maj. Benjamin Sloan, who has been
acting president of the South Carolina
College since last summer, was last Satur-
day afternoon elected by the board OF
trustees as president. Maj. Sloan had de-
clined to be elected permanent president,
but recently the students of the college
sent him written petition, asking that
he accept the presidency. 1t is said that
this action of the students had much to
do with his acceptance of the position.