The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-08-13

change here.
Mr.. 81. A. Wright is now at the oil mil
as book-keeper.
Mr.. Thos. j. Brady, of Charleston, s. G.
{ is working on The Bamberg Herald.
Some much needed repairs were made
on the cotton platform at the depot thi:
week.
Our Office has been turned over to tht
painters this week and in consequence We
could not print our paper on time.
Bows suits from 9Oc to $500; mems
suits from $500 to $500 L. A. klauber
The Ladies' Home Missions Society, OF
the Methodist church, will meet at the
home of Miss Marie Stokes next Tuesday
afternoon at five o'clock.
Misses Annye Moye and Hermine
Dickinson have been visiting at the
home of their aunt, Mrs. Ogilvie, neal
AHendale. Enterprise.
Expert filter from Schloss Bros, Bslti'
more, will be at Rhoad & Bamberg's
Thursday, September 10th, taking meas
ures for tailor-made suits, with big line
of fall and winter samples.
To see the best stock of buggies, wag-
ons, and harness visit G. Frank Bambergs
place. He has just gotten them-no old
shop worn stuff, and the prices are right.
The cotton mill shut down last week
for repairs, and will not start up again
until some time in September. In the
meantime we are printing our paper
under difficulties, as we get our electric
current from the mill.
90 to Klauber's, where they make the
prices to suit the customer.
Col. John F. Folk went up to Ander.
son last week to attend the festivities OF
the encampment of the third regiment
and to take part in the review OF the
troops by Governor Hayward, as mem
: ber of the governors stall.
The third annual seashore excursion
over the Seaboard Air Line to Ocean
View. Virginia Beach and Old Point
Comfort will be Wednesday, August 18th,
and will be personally conducted trip.
The rate for the round trip is only $3.50
Laees and embroideries just received.
S You will have to see them to appreciate
9 the quality and value. L. A. kLAUBER'
An ice cream festival will be held this
Thursday evening at the girls hall OF
The Fitting School, for the benefit of the
third baseball team, composed OF our
small boys. These little fellows have
been playing good ball, and deserve en-
couragement.
Abe Simmons, colored tenant OF Hon.
ii. C.. Folk, brought the first bale OF
cotton to town this season Wednesday
morning. He hauled the cotton to the
oil mill ginnery; it was ginned the same
afternoon, and Mr.. Folk shipped 1t TO
Charleston. Simmons has brought III the
first bale for several years past.
Dress goods of every style, and prices to
suit everybody, at Klauber's.
Remember the meeting in the town
8 hall FRIDAY afternoon in the interest OF
the smoking tobacco factory. If the
enterprise eommends itself to your oasi-
ness judgment, be present at the meeting.
We need small manufacturing, enter
prises in Bamberg, and it is not the pur-
pose Of the promoters to start on On q
large scale.
Ladies' skirts from 9Oc to $1,000. Walk
ing skirts, silk and satin skirts, in fact
any kind you may want. l.. A. hLAUBER.
Hon. C. W. Garris spent several days
in Anderson last week, taking IN the
military encampment and gala week fes-
tiyities. The Daily Mail of that city
smoke of him as follows Hon. c. w.
Garris. one of the State railroad commits
sioners and who is so popular that he
has about made up his mind to accept
re- election, is here with his frlends-Who
are legion"
Ornan lodge A. F. M. held an interest
ing communication last Friday evening
at which the Masters degree was con-
< ferred upon three candidates. A number
of visiting brethren from the eighborine
{ lodges were present. A most delightful
xnpDer was served to members OF the
craft at Johnson's Hotel, which was ur
To the usual handsome style in which
Host Johnson does these affairs.
Come in and see the new goods. They
are arriving every day. Some OF the
greatest bargains ever shown IN town
We have anything and everything thai
you can call for. L. A. RLAuEER.
Supgs pitched game of ball last week
in which there was neither run nor ;
hit made by those who faced MIN IN Int
box. Respectfully referred to Bsmberg
-Orangeburg Patriot.
The Bamberg people have always
believed that Suggs was a fine pitcher
and we all have an idea why he die
such DOOR work for our team few week
ago and threw the game away. y
course our Orangeburg friends art
delighted with Mr.. Suggs. He is mai
after their own heart.
J. NJ. Dannelly & Son, of Ehrhard'
have Just opened up one thousand dollar
worth of harness and harness sundries
and can supply any broken part OF a Sc
of harness. Their stock of saddles
whips, lap robes, buggies, wagons, surries
etc. was never larger and better selected
: They have also bought two car loads .
furniture, which are expected to arrlV
this week. This firm is agent for Nc
Cormick harvesting machinery, and the
are cutting lumber every day, which !
for sale. They are building large gin
nery, and expect to be ready to gin you
cotton by the 25th instant. Look out 10
a change in their advertisement mex
week.