The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-03-17
THE BAMBHRG HERALD
Thursday, March II, 1904
Short Locals.

For tnat cough Try money anu alutu'
Comb and strained honey at NJ. Moye's.
Gov. Hayward has been invited to de-
liver the commencement address to the
Citadel cadets.
The oil mill at Denmark will close
down sometime this week, the. season
having ended.
A number of people from Ehrhardt
were in the city last Thursday, attending
reference before the Master.
It has been decided to hold the annual
reunion of the United Confederate Veter.
ans at Nashville, Tenn, Jnne Il, Is and
Is.
H.S. Bowling, attorney at law, is now
occupying the Office in the Rouis build
ng,formerly occupied by Hayne F. Rice
Esq.
The new subscribers have made a fine
start for the new year. Let them continue
to come! We want one thousand new
ones.
Highest market prices :paid for eggs
and chickens. w. D. RHoAD.
According to the government weather
bureau the winter now passing is the
coolest this country has experienced in
thirty-two years.
From the number of names being men
toned as candidates for the various
county offices, the political campaign in
this county this year will be lively one.
Several persons from Blackville and
Barnwell were in the city last Thursday,
attending reference before the Master,
in the case of Theodore Ruhberg against
Simon Brown.
G. Frank Bamberg sells everything
under a positive guarantee. He has a
yery large stock of buggies, carriages, and
wagons on hand, and is going to sci! them
at prices to suit the buyer.
During the last two months the specu-
lators have bought and sold over fifty mil
lion bales of cotton. In other words in
that short time the crop of the South has
been bought and sold five times over.
Capt. A. W. Hunter and Capt John G..
Gilmore, Jr., of New York, now OF the
artillery branch of the United States army,
have been detailed to inspect the South
Carolina militia. Each is a West Point
graduate.
The machine shops of the Bamberg
Iron Works caught on fire last Friday
afternoon about three o'clock. The fire
started in the roof, but it was put out by
!. he cotton mill, fire apparatus before any
tam age to speak of was done.
At church conference of the Metho-
dist congregation. held last Sunday after
services Miss Clio Cope was elected
oreanist, and Mrs. A. McIver Bostick,
assistant. The salary of the organist was
! put at $50 the year and assistant $50.
To those who keep bees: have empty
sections for sale. OTIS BRABHAh.
Hon. Geo. Prince, of Anderson, has
been appointed judge for special term
Of court for Barnwell county. This court,
which is for the purpose of clearing the
civil docket, begins on the first Monday
in MAY and continues for four weeks.
Some people want large fowls for their
own use, bu: do MT care to pay high Tor
eggs. Ihave q pen OF mixed chlckens,
. Cochins, Langshangs, etc.. eggs from
which Isell at 4Oc. per 13. Also pure Buff
> OTIS BRABHAM.
The infantry company, the Barnwell
Gnards with q membership of fifty
1onno soldiers. was organized on Mon
dav Evening. with the following officers:
Cantain. ". W. Moore; 1st Lieut., j.
Emile Harley: I'd Lieut., R. W. Riley;
SURGEON %. L. Patterson; LIST Sergeant,
B. S. Moore.
The practice of plowing into the pub
lie roads of this county is entirely too
mnch INDUCED in just at this time. 1t
the Supervisor would have some OF the
narties arrested maybe it would do much
to stop it. 1t is violation of law to plow
into public road, and our people should
81 remember this
4 Fine line of ruffs and latest styles in
/. ;neckwear. W. D. RHoAD.
7 Town Marshal Hart, of Holly Hill,
port elev comfy. has been arrested at the
instance of the coroners Jury on tne
snn From the euardhouse the night of
February Sth and shooting him to death.
others are concerned, but the evidence
against them is wanting.
The corner stone of the new graded
school building will be laid by Grand
) Master Jno. R. Bellinger, Tuesday after
noon. the 22nd instant, at four O'Clock
: with Masonic ceremonies. Visiting breth.-
rem are cordially invited, and it is hoped
that there will be large attendance OF
the members of Ornan lodge.
The Helen May Butler ladies military
hand gave CONCERT here in the Fitting
4 School chapel last Saturday evening to a
S, large audience 1t was indeed credita-
ble performance, and was thoroughly en-
ioyed nv those present. The young ladies
.snent Sunday in town, leaving on Mon
Sev mornings train for Orangeburg.
That new dress you wish to wear with
vour new spring hat can be made from
!: The goods we carry in our dry goods and
notion department. We carry full
) stock of the best. If you know what
a !; Won want you can find it at
{ C. F. RIzER's, Olar, s. G.
The case Of the State of South Carolina,
annellant, against P. W. Sandifer ct al,
reesnondents, has been decided by the
state Supreme Court. This was a suit
bronpht by the State against the bonds
men of the late Allen F. Free, as treasur-
a. Of Barnwell county. The bondsmen
won the case in the Circuit Court and the