The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-10-20
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Oct. 20, 1904
Short Locals.

Remember ]. I. Kinard s. Son when
you need groceries of any kind. Phone
See those large, handsome mirrors a
Brokers hardware store. They art
beauties.
G. Frank Bamberg received two ca
loads of fine stock Monday. See the 10
if you need horses or mules.
New fancy grocery, with new goods
lowest prices, just opened BY j. l. Klnar(
& Son, under Johnson's hotel.
Our hunters should remember that it i
not the first of November yet. 1t is un
lawful to shoot partridges yet awhile.
The rate from Bamberg to Columbi'
for the State fair is $2S3 for round trll
ticket and one admission to the grounds
The State and Federal Election Com
missioners held meeting here Tuesday
to appoint managers and arrange for ths
coming general election.
A meeting of the Baptist congregation
is to be held next Sunday morning, al
whicRtime pastor is to be called. Every
member is urged to be present.
Everything new to eat at J. I. Kinard
8 Sons. Ring phone 55 and supply your
wants in the fancy grocery line. Choice
goods at the lowest prices.
See c. F. Rizer's horses and mules be.
fore you buy. Another car load for him
will arrive at Olar next Monday, the 24th.
He is now in the West buying them.
Married at the home of Mr.. G. R. XII
nard, October Is, 1904, by Rev. J. b.
Stoudenmire, Mr. Calvin Browderick and
Miss Ruby 81. Warren, both of Williams,
s. c.
Mr.. Eugene Free now represents the
Spartanburg Steam Laundry. Best work,
reasonable prices, Leave laundry at q.
A. Rays store. Satisfaction guaranteed,
and prompt delivery.
The State Fair occurs in Columbia next
week at the new fair grounds. Great
preparations are being made for the occa-
sion, and it promises to be one Of the most
successful fairs ever held.
Ring IS when in need Of fruits or:vege-
tables of any kind.
Mr. ". Barnes, of Cope, has thirty
three dollars which he will donate to the
churches of Bamberg. He will pay it
OSST W any iSp1 1OSCuIdIlSO CI VIC So41Ouo
churches when called on.
The meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society has been postponed,
and will meet at the residence of Mrs. Il.
W. Beard mex. Tuesday afternoon at
four o'clock, October 25th, 1904.
G. F. Rizer will have lot of fine stock
to arrive at Olar next Monday, the Gath
instant, and he wants to supply your
needs if you want horse or mule. Be
sure to see the stock before you buy.
Mrs. w. W. Stewart, of Bamberg, S. c.,
has moved to Anderson to make her fu-
ture home, and is in charge of the dress
making department in the store of the G..
F. Jones Company.-Anderson Intelli-
gencer.
Managers of election will note that one
manager from each precinct must meet
the commissioners at the court house on
Saturday, November 5th, to receive ballot
boxes, papers, and instructions, and to be
sworn in.
County Chairman 81. G. Folk has re-
ceived letter from Col. Willie Jones,
State chairman Ut the Democratic party,
asking for contributions for campaign
purposes in doubtful States. Those who
wish to contribute can leave the money
with Mr.. Folk and he will forward it.
The following young gentlemen OF
our city went to Bamberg yesterday to be
present at the marriage of Miss Cornelia
Barton and Mr.. William q. Patrick
Messrs. J. B. McMichael, J. I. McMichael
r. D. McMichael and G. B. McMichael.-
Orangeburg Evening News, Thursday
October 13.
Butter, best on the market, at N. Bur.
ton Felder's.
Mrs. W. A. Rogers, of Spartanburg, was
in Bamberg attending the State meeting
of the home missions society when she
received telegram on Sunday conveying
the sad intelligence of her son, Ralph, &C
= cidentally shooting himself. She left fol
her home on the afternoon train, but the
Young man died before she reached home
CT. Rizer has gone to the West to buy
horses and mules He will havea lot OF
fine stock to reach Olar on Monday, Octo-
Der 24th. See the lot before you buy.
Mr.. w. C. Kirkland is not to supersede
Mr.. Laurie Mcmillan as foreman Of the
chaingang, but the force is to be divided
and each one will be foreman of his gang.
Mr. Kirkland will have charge of the
county's gang, while Mr.. Mcmillan still
holds his position as foreman of the
penitenitary squad, and has given satis-
faction in every respect.
The new Springfield rifle is probably
the most effective military arm in the
world. At distance of so feet it pene-
trates IS one-inch pine boards placed one
inch apart. 1t has muzzle velocity OF
1880 feet per second and carries ball
five miles, although one mile is the great
est distance that any rifle can be effective,
even with telescope sights.
Hams at Felder's-Dove and Sinclair
brands, also picnic hams. Best prices,
guaranteed.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. A. Ray have the sym
pathy, of their friends in their bereave;
ment. Their youngest child, boy, aged
nine months, died Tuesday about noon
after short illness. Pneumonia is thought
IN he the canse of it's death. Its name was