The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-07-16

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form classification.
Mr.. Mp. Smoak has accepted position
in the store of A. Rice.
g FoR SALE.-One 60-saw Pratt gin, good
as new. Apply at Bamberg Iron Works.
Only the judge at the prize baby show
knows how to sympathize with base ball
umpire.
Mr.. j. I. Kinard has opened up livery
s and feed stable in the Smoak stables near
the depot.
The county commissioners are to let out
the bridge at Howell's old mill on Satur-
day, July 10Th.
- There was a good crowd from the
country in town Tuesday, as it was too
wet for farm work.
Four nice show cases for sale cheap, at
this Office. Elegant cases, but will be SOLD
at sacrifice price.
A number of visitors from the lower
part of the county were in town tuesday
to attend the ball game.
Mr.. F. Dukes has sold out his ice busi-
ness to Mr.. John s. Jennings, and re-
turned to his home in Orangeburg.
Hon. G. W. Garris made fine address
. at the annual picnic Of the HeyWard
Rifiemen in Colleton county recently.
A number Of Orangeburg's citizens were
In the city this week attending the games
of baseball between Bamberg and Orange
burg.
Our small boys went to Denmark Mon
Z day afternoon to play game OF baseball,
: but the heavy rain caused the game TO oe
postponed.
We understand that city council will
soon. obtain the county road machine and
work some of the streets which are in
had condition.
James 81. Tillman was carried to the
J Lexington county Jail last Monday by w.
II. Coleman, sheriff of Richland county.
He will doubtless remain there until his
trial.
ourcongratulations to the twelve-years-
q old Bamberg Herald, which is indeed
first class in editing, Typography and
paper. Long may she wave.-Fairfax
Enterprise.
Miss George Emma Jordan, one OF our
valued correspondents, remembered US
Tuesday with box of very nice peaches,
Tor which we return our most grateful
: thanks.
Pure, fresh drugs and polite attention
is what you get at the Bamoerg fnsr-
macy. Give them call.
The small boys of Denmark and Bam-
berg played game of baseball ON the
Fitting School campus here last Thurs
day afternoon, and Bamberg won by a
score of 10 to 10.
The Ladies' Home Missions Society OF
the Methodist church will meet at, the
residence of Mrs w. p. Jones next Tues
day afternoon, July 21st, at five O'Clock.
Visitors cordially invited.
Mr.. II. A. Wright, who is now freight
agent at the depot here, will be with the
oil mill as book keeper this fall. Mr.. s.
T. j. Garris will go to Denmark to man
age the mill at that place.
Why pay the drug stores regular prices
for patent medicines, when you can get
them 30 much cheaper at The Herald
Book Store.
The Bamberg county summer school for
teachers will commence at the Fitting
School in this city on Monday, the 9th
: instant. A large attendance OF the teach
ers Of the county is expected.
4 bankrupt stock of patent medicines,
combs, brushes, soaps, stationery, blank
books, in fact a general drug store stock
2 Is now being sold at sacrifice prices at The
Herald Book Store. Call and get bar
gains.
Mr.. j. n. Jennings placed his machin-
ery in position last week, and is now at
work on the artesian we'll at the Fitting
School. 1t is expected that the work
done this time will result in permanent
flow.
Too hot, old boy? Well come with me
to the bon ton foant 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.
Reports from many sections of this
county are that they have been visited by
heavy rains recently, and in consequence
farm work is very much retarded. 1t has
Z bean too wet to plow, and the grass Is
growing at great rate.
The educational rally at Denmark last
Saturday was right we'll attended, but all
the speakers who were on the program
were absent except Gov. Hayward. he
ia said to have made fine address, and
good results will no doubt attend the
meeting.
DR.. G. +. Hair expects to be away from
his Office from Wednesday, July 22nd,
until Saturday, August 1st, in attendance
upon the sessions of the South Carolina
Dental Association at White Stone
Springs and the National Association at
AsheVille, n. C..
Mr.. R. Brabham, Jr., who was injured
in the baseball game with Aiken Wednes,
day of last week, is out again, but he will
not be able to play for some time to come.
In fact it is possible that he cannot play
any more this season. This is to be re-
GREETED, as he is one of our best players.
At the Bamberg Pharmacy can be
; found at all times full line OF drugs,
toilet articles, fine cigars, paints, and oils.
The celebrated Longman q Martinez
paints always on hand.
The body of DR.. W. P. Bowling, who
died in Charleston last Saturday, was
brought to Bamberg on Sunday mornings
train and buried at Springtown Baptist
church. DR.. Bowling was brother OF
DR.. E. H. Bowling, Of this county, and
had been q resident of Charleston Tor
many years.
A full line of all kinds of patent medi-
cines at greatly reduced prices at The
Herald Book Store Price is great deal
less than is charged at drug stores.
Mrs. George Harmon and little daugh-
ter. of Bamberg, passed here Thursday
enroute to Ward, where they will be guests
of the formers mother, Mrs. L. c. Grice
Mrs. Harmon is pleasantly remembered
. here as pretty and accomplished Miss Rosa
Bell Grice. Before returning home, they
will be in Johnston several days as guests
of Mrs. F. L. Parker.-Johnston Monitor
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