The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-03-24
THE BAhBERG HERALD
Thursday, March "a, 1904
Short Locals.

thursday, Md1SA A3s Ao0H
Short Locals.
G. A. Ducker has opened business in
the store next to Klauber's.
G. Frank Bamberg received an >ther
car load of fine mules last week.
The burnt buildings of last Friday
nights fire are to be rebuilt at once.
LosT.-A watch charm. Had on it the
initials "W. P. R." Reward if returned
to W.P. Riley.
The new graded school building is
nearly ready for the roof. 1t will be
covered with shingles.
Go to Frank Bamberg's if you want
the best buggy on earth for the money.
The poor man is not the one who COM
plains of high taxes. 1t is generally the
man who has lots of property who kicks.
! Mackerel at N. B. Felder's.
The political weather promises to warm
up rapidly, but the mass OF the voters
will keep cool until after crops are laid
by.
Look out for the new spring ad. of the
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you can get all the newest goods at their
store.
A fine line of Punambuco Panamas,
Milans, and Mackinaws, in all the new
shapes. You can get any style hat at W.
D. Rhoad's.
Fairfax has contributed more to. the
Hampton monument fund than all the
remainder of the country put together
Barnwell People.
Go to Frank Bamberg's if yon want the
best wagon on earth for the money.
Henry F. Bamberg has bought the
stock of general merchandise OF E. y.
Kirsch, and will occupy the store in
which Kirsch now does business.
Nice mackerel at Ducker's.
The Branchville Methodists have
awarded the contract for new brick
church, to cost eight thousand dollars.
Surely Bamocrg can do as well.
Mr. T.G. Croft, of Aiken, announces
himself in this issue as candidate tor
congress, for the unexpired term OF his
. father, the late Geo. W. Croft.
Butter, always fresh, at N. B. Felder's.
s Council has employed a night police
man, which is well. If they would only
have the street lamps lighted on dark
nights we would be still better pleased.
Those people who think this newspaper
/ can be stopped by losing few subscrib-
ers are apt to be disappointed. 1t WILL be
published as usual until further notice.
Geo. A. Ducker desires to extend his
. l. AZ at hn
t, the fund raised for him. He feels this
kindness very much, and Is sincerely
grateful.
Remember am here to sell you your
staple and fancy groceries at the lowest
prices, always fresh. N. B. FIELDER.
The friends of Mr.. s. D. Guess will re.
pret to know of his recent loss by fire.
His barn and stables were burned one
night last week. BE saved all his live
stock, however.
Still in the fruit business.
N. B. FIELDER.
DR.. J. L. Copeland writes US from New
York and wants THE HERALD to follow
him. He is now taking general course
& at the New York Post Graduate Medical
School and Hospital.
The Western Union Telegraph Compa.
nv repair force has been here for several
DAYS, with their car, repairing the tele-
graph line. They moved on towards
z Au yusta few days ago.
The county board of equalization met
at the Auditors Office Tuesday for the
purpose of hearing complaints from those
whose property had been raised by the
various township boards. There was not
much wcrx for them to do.
I will order you genuine Panama See
W.D. RHoAD.
City Council has appointed Mr.. G. G..
Rowell night policeman, and he has be-
gun his duties. Pity he had not been en-
ployed before the recent fires maybe the
stores might have been saved.
- The incest line of Lowney's loose
chocolates to be found at N. B. Felder's.
Mr.. a., J. Brabham, chairman of the
building committee, informs us that he
has secured more than S., 900 in subscrip-
tions for the new Methodist church. This
is fine work, and it is now an assured
fact that the church will be built.
Best line of straw hats ever shown in
town at w. D. Rhoad's.
Mr.. 81. D. Free has been elected clerk
Of the board of county commissioners. to
succeed his brother, the late j. Walter
Free. he will also act as assistant in the
clerk of courts Office. Mr.. Free has been
foreman of the chain gang for the past
two years.
y Best prices paid for eggs.
N B. FIELDER.
i. Insurance adjusters, representing the
different companies, were here Monday
and Tuesday adjusting the fire losses of
last Friday night. We trust that all the
losses have been settled 80 that replacing
these places of business can be begun at
an early date.