The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1903-08-20


condition is much improved.
Mr.. J. Walter Free,the efficient clerk
{ of the board of county commissioners
and assistant clerk OF court, IS spendlng
awhile at the springs in the mountains
of North Carolina, for the oeneht o1 DIS
health.
The fall season is at hand, and the
business outlook in Bamberg is bright
ening up.
The annual excursion this "wednesday
morning to the mountains was Weil
patronized as usual.
We trust that our business men Will
see to It that the smoking tobacco factory
is re-established here.
In another column the building COM
mittee calls for bids for erecting the new
graded school building.
The recent heavy rains have washed up
some of the sidewalks right badly, ana
council should have them repaired at
once.
Rev. NJ. W. Hook and family are visit
ing relatives in Lexington county, ne nav
ing been granted vacation by his con-
gTegation.~
Messrs. T. NJ. Raysor and George ".
Summers, of Orangeburg, were IN the
csly Monday, attending reference before
& the Master.
Embroideries; now is the time to buy
them. az we have secured big lot OF all
kinds at sacrifice. L. A. kLAUBER.
The rain last Friday afternoon pre-
vented meeting in the interest OF the
smoking tobacco factory. Another date
viii be fixed for the meeting.
Head Master b. G.. Sheridan is on the
on these days, as he is travelling over
considerable portion of the State IN the
interest of the Carlisle Fitting School.
FoR SALE. Three hundred gallons
oaod. nure suear cane syrup, at 35c.
gallon, at my farm 7. c. TANT,
$ !. Bamberg, s. G.
We are having lots of rain these days,
which is retarding the farmers very much
in the harvesting Of fodder: Cotton Is
opening slowly on account OF the exces-
sive rains.
The boiler room at the cotton mill has
been torn down, and it will be put up
again at another location. Extensive
repairs will be made to the steam plant
of the mill.
Messrs. Joseph and David Kinard hav e
honeht ont Mr.. c. G. Paurs bakery. Mr..
Paul is to move to Asheville, N. u, pnt
.will he with the new firm for several
weeks yet.
A part of the fencing of the old
]. cemetery has blown down. The lot
owners should have it repaired at once,
as it is right on the street and trespassers
may do some damage.
Mr.. A. Kirsch's family have moved
: into Mrs. NJ. A. Adams's house, next 10
the Methodist church. Mr.. ID. +. Hooton
and family will move into the residence
vacated by Mr.. Kirsch.
The board of county commissioners
should require the Postal Telegraph Com
many to move its poles out of the road be-
tween here and new bridge. They are
badly in the way at present.
We have just received lot of rugs
any one desiring to buy them would 90
well to call and get our prices:
L. A. KLAUBER.
Misses Mamie Rowell, of Bamberg, and
Annie Belle Metze, of Denmark, have
been successful in the Winthrop examl-
nation and are entitled to the scholar
ships for the coming year. They were
the only applicants.
The summer school for teachers IS to
close Friday, and Mr.. G. r. Calhoun Will
leave Monday for WATERFORD to MAKE
arrangements for the opening OF the
graded school there, of which he has
been elected superintendent.
Secretary of CAN'T has issued a COM
mission to the Denmark Dry Goods Com,
many. of Denmark. The proposed capital
stock is $4,000, and the corporators are:
"A Creighton and G.. G. Creighton, OF
Oraneeburg, and T. D. Creighton, OF
Barnwell.
The work Of claying the street on one
side of Railroad Avenue was begun
Monday. This will be great improve
ment, and surely council does not pro
propose to stop with claying one Slde
fhe other side of the street should Dt
attended to as well.
We have now the most complete lint
of ladies' and gents furnishings IN town
Give Us call and you will be convinced
L. A. KLAUBER.
A team. from here went down t.
Rranchville Tuesday afternoon ant
niayed a game of baseball with the team
Of that town. Only five innings Wer
played, the game being called on accoun
of darkness. Branchyille won by scor
of 9 to 2. 1t is probable that they VII
come here next week and play game.
The bonds in the amount of $4,000, t
be used to erect new graded schoe
building in Bamberg, have been sold
the trustees to Gen. F. N. Bamberg. IN
price paid vas 1881. The trustees pay 10
printing the bonds and other expense
and the purchaser will advance the none
as it is needed, thus saving some lnteres
This was the bestoffer received by tn
trustees.
White goods; we have them now OF
kinds and all prices. India lawns, re
sian and French lawns, nainsooks, dim
ties. mercerized goods in all dlfferel
veaves also complete line of Will
organdies. l.. A. hLAoBER'
the bale of cotton shipped to Angus
last week by Hon H. c. Folk was so
ON that market at auction and broug
twenty cents the pound. 1t amounted
s99 60, which is pretty good price Il
one bale of cotton. 1t weighed 10
hundred and ninety-eight pounds, al
was shipped to Augusta by express. IN
was the first bale for this season raised
South Carolina