The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-07-02

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s. -Messrs. G.. R. Brabham and c. B.
Free went to Orangeburg on last Monday
to look after getting plans for the Bam-
berg graded school building.
Bamberg is certainly experiencing some
real summer weather just now.
Glenn Springs carbonsted water gives
immediate relief from attacks of indiges-
tion.
The school bonds are to be sold by the
board of trustees on Wednesday, the 10th
instant
We understand that handsome pre-
MUM has already been offered for the
school bonds.
Pure, fresh drugs and polite attention
Is what you get at the Bamberg Phar-
macy. Give them call.
A movement is on foot to have the July
term of court postponed, but some of the
attorneys will no doubt object
There was quite an enjoyable sociable
ON last Thursday night given by Miss
Kate Pooser at her home on Railroad
Avenue.
An interesting meeting Of Ornan lodge
Al. F. NJ. will be held Friday evening.
The Fellow Craft degree is to be con-
ferred
The Orangeburg baseball team is play
) ing in Augusta this week. The city on
the Edisto lost Mondays game by score
of9to2.
The board of health held meeting last
Friday afternoon and elected Mr.. Herbert
Delk as health officer at salary OF $25
per month";
We would be glad if city council would
Z see that those street crossings are put
down on Railroad Avenue. They are
badly needed.
The State Press Association meets at
White Stone Springs next Tuesday.
There will no doubt be large attendance
of the editors from all over the State.
For SALE.-A fine milk cow will drop
calf in few weeks. This cow will give
four gallons day. Also nice jersey heifer,
fifteen months old. Apply at this Office.
An interesting and instructive program
has been issued by the colored people for
their fourth of July celebration, and no
doubt the exercises will be largely attend
ed.
Are our people going to do anything
about having farmers institute here?
II will be held by the authorities of Glenn
son College if the application for it is
made.
Miss Leila Black has resigned as a
teacher in the Bamberg graded school,
and Miss Florrie Rrabham has been elect
!. ed by the board of trustees to fill the
vacancy.
Orangeburg's baseball team was again
defeated by Augusta in Tuesdays game,
{ the score being 12 to g. 1t seems that
8 Orangeburg is not in the same class with
Augusta.
Too hot, old boy? Well come with me
TO the bon ton fount and get cool and at
the same time vote for the most popular
girl in town. The boys are voting for
her to beat the band.
The building and loan association has
wound up its affairs and discontinued
business. This course was deemed best
by the stockholders ON account OF the
matter of taxation.
S. Glenn Springs ginger ale contains the
mineral ingredients of Glenn Springs
mineral water.
There should be large attendance at
the baseball park here next Tuesday and
Wednesday to witness the games between
Orangeburg and Bamberg. Some fine
playing may be expected.
The Bamberg boys are now playing
Holland and Laval, recently with the
Waynesboro baseball team. Holland and
"A. M. Brabham played with Orangeburg
against Augusta on Tuesday.
Miss Este.la Smoak left Smoaks Mon
day morning for Rock Hill to attend the
simmer school. She has accepted a posi-
tion in Bamberg graded school for next
Year-Walterboro Press and Standard.
For seasonable goods in the hardware
line. visit Brokers hardware store. He
is making special prices on screen doors
and windows, ice cream freezers, water
coolers, fishing tackle, and all summer
goods.
The Newberry Observer says: ''There
Z is no use to argue about it. The hend
that commits the objectionable crime Is
soing to be lynched, north or south--es-
pecially southland ought to be-" The
Observer is dead right.
Mr.. G. Marshall More, who taught in
the Fitting School here several years ago,
has been elected principal OF the Barn
: well graded school. Mr.. W. b. Jones,
who was principal of the school last year,
declined reelection.
An fastener has invented talking
machine which, when wound up, will
talk for twelve hours on stretch. But 1t
costs 81 400 to make one of them, so 1t
is Just about as cheap for man who
wants one to get married.
The scholarship and entrance examina-
tions for Winthrop College will be held
in this city Friday of next week, the 10th,
by,the county board of education. We
beneye there are two scholarships vacant
from this county. The examination will
no doubt be held at the court house.
In another column will be found letter
from Mrs. Susan j. Dukes to the Bankers
Life Insurance Co., telling of the prompt
ness with which insurance to the amount
of $4,000 on the life of her husband was
paid. Check was received just eighteen
days after his death, and he had only paid
one premium. The Bankers was the
first company to settle.
At the Bamberg Pharmacy can be
found at sll times full line of drugs,
toilet articles, fine cigars, paints, and OILS.
The celebrated Longman & Martinez
paints always on hand.
CITY council will hold regular month
" meeting next Tuesday afternoon, at
which the electric lights matter and the
hog ordinance will come up. We under
stand there is disposition among some
members of council to make the ordi,
nance effective after the first of January
thus giving parties who now have hogs a
chance to fatten and butcher them this
winter.
Glenn Springs ginger ale is made from
: the purest ingredients and the best miner
al water.
City council held a special meeting last 9
/. Monday afternoon, at which franchise
was granted the Southern Bell Tele
phone Company. this concern having
purchased the local exchange of MIR. J; P
Murphy here. The election of Mr.. Her