The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-04-28
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, April %. 1904
Short Locals.

Thursday, April %. 1904
Short Locals.
Rather wintry weather we had for a
few days last week.
The pension fund for this county this
year amounts to $1,59513.
There was heavy fall of sleet in Ander-
son Wednesday of last week.
Our correspondents are doing better
recently. We trust they will keep up the
good work.
Local news is little scarce this week.
Everybody is enjoying season OF peace
and contentment.
A large crowd from Bamberg will at.
tend the memorial exercises at Rivers
Bridge tomorrow.
The many friends of Dr. B. D. Bronson
are glad to see him out again, after an
illness of two weeks.
Jello at NJ. Moye's.
Our county officials evidently do not
believe in rotation in Office, as they are
all candidates for reelection.
Patronize our advertisers if you want
to see the paper prosper. Every dollar
spent with them helps US to print better
paper.
One reason that Bamberg is so prosper
Gus is because her people work, that is
the white people. There are few idle
men here.
Next Monday is the first Monday in
May and salesday, but there are no sales
or other matters to attract crowd from
the country.
Heinz's tomato soup at NJ. Moye's.
The support given Mayfeld by his home
county was especially gratifying, as it
showed the esteem in which he is held by
his home people.
We have had many compliments from
our readers on the few last issues of the
paper. They say The Herald is getting
better all the time.
The dedication of the Denmark Baptist
church is to take place next Sunday, May
1st. The sermon is to be preached by DR..
C. G. Brown, of Sumter.
If you have any fodder to sell, carry it
to Dannelly & Son at Ehrhardt. They
will pay one dollar per hundred, cash on
delivery at Ehrhardt.
Ornan lodge will meet tomorrow Fri
day) evening and the Master Mason's de-
gree is to be conferred. There's hould be
full attendance of the brethren.
Rev. NJ. L. Lawson left Tuesday to at
tend the missionary meetings at Hunters
Chapel, St. Johns, and Bethel. DR.. Harvey
Hatcher, of Atlanta, accompanied him.
Go to Moyes for your cold drinks.
Rev. R. S. Beckham, of Denmark,
preached at the Methodist church here
last Sunday, in the absence of Rev. N.
W. Hook, who had gone to Buford's
Bridge.
Mr.. B. s. Moore, who made fine record
for himself at the Barnwell oil mill the
past season, has accepted the superintend-
ency of the Bamberg oil mill, to take
effect May 1st-Barswell People.
The building committee of the new
Methodist church has not yet finally &C.
cepted the plans for the new church, as
some members of the committee desire to
see plans from other architects before
deciding.
Strawberries st NJ Moye's.
This Office has just received an unusu-
ally large stock of paper and envelopes OF
all kinds, bought at low prices, and we
want your job printing. Give US your
order for anything in our line. We will
serve you promptly and satisfactorily.
String beans in cans at NJ. Moyes.
In the Charleston News and Courier of
last Wednesday there was comprehen:-
sive article on the truck farms around
Charleston by w. P. Murphy, of Bamberg,
who is now reporter on that newspaper.
The article consumed more than whole
page of the paper.
Sell your fodder to ]. NJ Dannelly &
Son at Ehrhardt. They will pay you S1.OO
per hundred cash.
Some lewd white women in this town
are getting entirely too CONSPICUOUS, and
we trust the city council will require them
to keep themselves in decent obscurlty at
least. Vice should not be flaunted IN the
faces of respectable people, as it has been
recently in one instance at least.
White cherries in cans at NJ. Moye's.
Rev. Hugh R. Murchison, who was
pastor of the Presbyterian church IN Bam-
berg few years ago, but who IS now
pastor of Central Presbyterian church at
Anderson, has rendered MS reslgnatlon'
He will remove to Columbia. about the
first of May, where he will establish re-
ligious paper, to be known as the Weekly
Visitor.
Mr.. Decania Bowling was the pleased
recipient last week of fifty dollars in gold,
which he received as prize. This prize
was offered by the Toledo Computing
Scale company for the salesman who was
first to send in his quota for March. This
is quite victory for Mr.. Bowling, as he
went into competition with all statesmen
of the company.
JIM. Dannelly & Son will pay one dol
lar per hundred for fodder, spot cash on
delivery at Ehrhardt.
Bamberg brains supplied more matter
for the Charleston News and Courlers
edition of last Wednesday Gncluding the
centennial number) than any other town
in the State. Hon. G. W. Garris had
magifcent article on railroads, entitled
South Cardinals part in the development
of railroads" and Mr.. W. P. Murphy had a
long and interesting article on truck farm