The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-06-30
THE BhhBERG HERALD
Thursday, June 80. 1904
Short Locals.

hon. l.. y. WllllamS announces LIS Cau-
didacy for congress in this issue.
For SALE.-Two thousand pounds of
good fodder. Apply to D. R. MATHEW.
Hoffman advertises fine flour this
week, "Royal Dainty" See his ad. and
try the -four.
Remember that All legal business at the
court house will be transacted next Tues
day instead of Monday.
Read our advertisements and patron
ize our advertisers. They will treat you
well and sell goods cheap.
Latest and nobbiest styles in felt hats
at c. R. Brabham's.
The cotton mill was shut down on Mon
day, for some repairs to the engine. Most
of the operatives went fishing.
Hon. J. 0. Patterson. Of Barnwell an
nounces his candidacy for congress, from
the second district, in this issue.
The legal sales and other business at
the court house will be transacted Tues
day, as Monday is national holiday.
An Atlanta man has left that city on a
tramp to the exposition, but others who
60 there in palace cars will walk home
The handsome two-story brick store of
Hon. 81. G. Folk is nearing completion.
The walls are up, and it will be ready in
few days for the roof.
Style, quality, price-these sell those
hats that Brabham has.
In Philadelphia the other day a man
was arrested for peeping at chorus girl
while dressing, but he might have seen as
,orob or che hit tho ota 90
In another column Supervisor Bruce
gives notice that the county board OF
Commissioners will meet next Tuesday,
Monday being national holiday.
Notice change of ad. of Carlisle Fitting
School in this issue. The many advan-
tages offered by this institution are not
surpassed by any boarding school in the
State.
The Bessinger reunion is to be held at
Spring Branch church next Saturday,
July End. A big picnic dinner will be
served, and large crowd will no doubt
attend.
Have you seen Thos. Blacks pianos?
They are "beauts" and have got to go.
Long Branch union Sunday-school, of
which Mr.. J. H. Zeigler is superintendent,
will have basket picnic at the school
house near Clear Pond on Saturday, July
10Th. All who wish to attend are cor
daily invited to do so.
Mr.. C.J. s. Brooker has sent US several
of the Chicago daily papers containing
accounts of the recent national Republl-
can convention. Mr.. Brooker was in
Chicago at the time, and was present at the
opening session of the convention.
It is possible that farmers institute
will be held in Bamberg some time this
summer, as Mr.. w. NJ. Cauthen circulated
the petition for this purpose and obtained
the necessary names last Saturday and i'm
mediately forwarded the same to Presi-
dent Nell.
Better buy that organ now. They are
going fast. T. BLACK, Bamberg, s. G.
Last Saturday friend of Mr.. Clyde
O'Neal in Florida sent him box OF pine
apples, the largest we have ever seen:
Clyde kindly remembered the editor, and
we had the pleasure of enjoying one OF
the finest in the box, which was very much
appreciated.
BEEF CATTLE WANTED.-D. W. Shealy
wants to buy beef cattle, and will pay
highest prices for same.
Col. Asbury Coward, superintendent,
has sent US an invitation to the COM
mencement exercises of the South Caro-
lima Military Academy, to be held in
Charleston June Doth and30th. The cadets
have inst returned from a visit to the st.
Louis Exposition.
Mr.. James Wilson Riley, of Bamberg,
former cadet of the South Carolina NIL.
itary Academy, now of West Point, will
arrive in the city on Thursday, and will
take part in the Star of the West drill, |
which will be held ON Marion Square, on
THURSDAY afternoon. Mr.: Riley will re-
main in the city a month, the guest of Mr.
and Mrs, w. Moultrie lenfent.-Charles-
ton Evening Post.
Try Thos. Black for any and all kinds OF
musical instruments, sewing machlnes
and accessories. T. BLACK, Bamberg, 5. y.
Special services are being held at the
Methodist church this week, beginning
last Monday evening. The PASTOR Rev.
M. w. Hook, is being assisted IN the meet
ing by Rev. j. L. Harley, pastor OF the
Barnwell charge. Two services day
are held: one in the morning at ten
O'Clock ana In LQe evening dI C.oo. al
are specially invited to attend these serv-
ices.
WANTED lady salesman
for dry goods store. Apply in writing to
z, care The Herald.
The graded school trustees have order
ed the furniture for the new school build
ing. They have bought handsome oak
desks and seats, and at very reasonable
price. The furniture will be fully in keep
ing with the building. The list OF fur
nishings bought is as follows: 150slngle
desks, 20 rear desks, 70 double desks, z
teachers desks. Office desk, office chair,
and 81 seats each ten feet long for audi
torium.
BEEF CATTLE WANTED.-D. W. Shealy
wants to buy beef cattle, and will pay
highest prices for same.
Miss Emma Nevils died at the home OF
her mother in this city last Saturday
morning. She was about thirty years old,
being the eldest daughter. She had been
sick for some days with fever, but this
illness was not serious. She was vic