The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-03-19

Mr.. l.. A. Klauber is now in New York,
purchasing spring goods, and each DAY,
from now on, the prettiest and latest
STYLES in dress goods will be arriving at
his store.
The Herald Book Store has just re-
ceiyed a lot of new goods, consisting or
fine stationery, all the latest shapes ana
tints, ledgers, day books, inks, pens'
pencils, crepe paper, etc.
Our spring line Of clothing will arrive
in few DAYS. We are especially proud
as this stock, and want you to see 1t, at
Copeland s. Dannelly's. Ehrhardt.
There will be a meeting OF the Oak
Grove baseball club at the school mouse
next Saturday afternoon at 3oO oclock'
All old and new members OF the ciuo
are requested to be present
WANTED.-A man to sell sewing
machines A No. contract to right KIND
of man to start on, with good chances
for promotion. Experience not necessary.
Address. THE SINGER MFG. Co.,
.'.'1 N->. Charleston, S. G.
Our good friend, who writes the
: aCountry Correspondence for our paper,
will please try to get the letters 10 Us
little earlier. Last weeks letter was re-
ceiyed too late to print, and of course the
news would not DO for this weeks issue.
Prettiest line of clothing in town, the
cheapest as we'll, at Klaubers.
Do YOU need printing of any kind! II
so call and see samples and get prices
from us. We print anything from visit
I. ing card to poster; have large assort-
ment of new and late styles Of type, and
guarantee first-class work. Our prices
are reasonable, too.
New lot of spring goods just in at
Copeland & Dannelly's, Ehrhardt.
Col. John F. Folk returned last Thurs
day from Charleston, where he has oeen
z nnder treatment at the 1nfirmary for
some weeks, He is pale aad weak yet,
but his many friends are glad to have him
at home again and to feel that he IS on
the high road to recovery.
We have the prettiest lot of spring
dress goods, trimmings, ETC., you ever
saw. Come in and see them at copeland
! & Dannelly's, Ehrhardt.
The executive committee of the Rivers
Bridge Memorial Association at recent
meeting decided to hold memorial ex,
srcises at the grounds on FRIDAY, April
oath. Eloquent speakers have oeen IN
yited to deliver addresses, and theiE
names will be announced later. AS usual,
large crowd will no doubt attend.
o. Do YOU need horse or mule! u.
Frank Bamberg will receive carload
this week. Get an animal before they are
all gone.
"You know the cutting off of BAN berg
comfy deprives me of great deal OF
Measure when come to Barnwell these
days." was Col. L. w. Youmans's remark
on Monday. II miss so many OF my Old
friends. do not get the chance to see
them but once year, and that IS al tne
Rivers Bridge Memorial."-BarnWel
Sentinel.
-. Complete line of shoes in low quarters
and other styles, at Klauber's.
Last Friday Governor Hayward com
muted the sentence of Elliott Grayson te
seven years imprisonment. Grayson is
negro who was convicted of murder here
three wears ago and sentenced to life I'M
prisonment in the penitentlary. Ihs
pardon was granted through the efforts
8 of Maj. E. R. Hays and other promlnen
citizens of the town.
Just received at Rhoad & Bambelrg's
nice line of chi]dren's and boys suits.
Prof. John G. Clinkscales, of Woffore
College. who is we'll known in Bamberg
win lecture at the Fitting School chape
next Friday evening, the 10th instant, hl
subiect being, "The Utilization of Waste
Mr. Clinkscales delivered the literar!
address at the Fitting School commence
ment two years ago and delighted nj:
hearers, some of whom will no doubt g
to hear him again, even If there is an al
mission fee. The price of tickets is 25c
reserved. seats 35c Seats on sale
Rhoad & Bambergs.
Something new in the line of dres
goods. satsuma waistings, embroideret
Effects, SOC. the yard, at Klaubers. Ais
fufi line of lawns, dimities, and all othe
summer styles.
Our Young friend, John NJ. Hunter,
son of Mr.. A. j. Hunter, is now at james
vile. Wis, where he has entered larg
railroad college to take a course in rail
roading and engineering. He writes t
MS asking that The Herald be change
from Asheyille, n c., where he has bee
for about year. Mr., Hunter says Jane:
vile is q regular Yankee town OF l5,OO
inhabitants, and that he has not seen
negro since being there. John is a goo
writer. and The Herald's readers wi
soon have an opportunity of enjoying hl
description of the Western States.
A strong line of shirts; see then
Rhoad & Bamberg.
John F. Laughery, prominent citize
of Sumter, was killed in Sumter la:
Thursday by the bursting of the large Il
wheel of an engine at the plant Of tt
Luken Lumber Co, of which he was pa
owner. The governors refused to wor
and the engine commenced to run ava
when Mr. Laughery, who was showing
friend through the plant, rushed to sh'
off steam. Just as he grasped the thrott
the wheel, which was 10 feet in diamete
few to pieces, and he was struck on Il
right side of the face and head by a Il
piece of iron, his face and skull beir
o.,eba5 in He 6ia5 the same niUht