The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-01-21
The BAMBBRG HERALD
Thursday, Jan. 21, 1904.
Short Locals.

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Short Locals.
Ten new cash subscribers day is not
so bad.
WANTED.-spanish pindars. VERNON
BRABHAM.
Many people are taking advantage of
our clubbing offers these days.
For SALE.-My saw mill, planer and
tram road. }. A. SPANN.
Cards have been issued by Miss Clio
Cope for an "at home" tomorrow friday
evening.
In another column the committee calls
for bids for building a new church at
Springtown.
Some mighty dirty low-down tricks
are committed in the name of politics,
and by men who pose as honorable cltl'
Zens, too.
A Charleston man says he will give the
State $4,000 for the job of dispensary
director. BE regards it as the best place
in the State to make money.
It seems that considerable commercial
fertilizers will be used in this county this
wear, even if the fertilizer factories have
gone into combine and put up prices.
G.. Frank Bamberg's harness making
and repairing establishment supplies a
long-felt want in Bamberg. His work
men make up some nice sets of harness.
The cotton mill is open to propositions
from parties who have wood for sale, and
will make contracts for supplying the
mill. Apply to Jno. h. Cope, President.
The legislature has done nothing of
importance so far. The house and senate
adjourned last Saturday until to-day. The
all-important elections will take place to-
morrow.
Two sons of the late E. F. Kinard were
In the city Monday for the purpose of
taking steps to administer on his estate.
The citation notice appears in another
column.
Mr.. Waddy Thompson, of Atlanta, q
son of Ex-Governor Thompson OF TINS
State, has written history OF the United
States for schools 1t is saidto be excep.
tionally unbiased.
4 The legislature should pass law re-
curing the banks to furnish the various
county auditors with list of its deposit
ors and the amount to each ones credit
on the first of January.
Married, at the home of the brides
uncle near Williams, s. c., January II,
1904, by Rev J. b. Stoudenmire, Mr.: j.
F. Ramsey, of Colleton county, to Miss
Birtie Kinard, of Bamberg county.
On February salesday we will auction
off to the highest bidder fine lot OF trees
too large to carry over. Now IS your
chance. Sale will take place near post
Office. BAMBERa NURSERIES.
A shooting affray occurred between
two negroes in the Olar section last Thurs
day. Matthew Lewis and George Kinard,
7 brothers-in-l law, got into a row and Lewis
shot Kinard, but he is not seriously hurt.
A representative of Globe Tailoring
Co. will display their spring samples and
take measures for spring suits at q. Il.
Brabham & Sons, January 9th and 28th.
Good dressers should see him and his line.
After this week Auditor Rowell will be
Z, out on his rounds taking tax returns, and
this will consume all the time until the
books close. So make your returns this
week, or you might have to pay the pen.
atty.
The Blackville Dramatic Club present
ed the play, "Fisherman's Luck" here
last Friday night to large audience in
: the Fitting School chapel. Those who
: took the several parts did very well for
3 amateurs.
WANTED.-To buy about 1000 pounds
fodder. Apply at this office.
Grand Master Jno. R. Bellinger went
fN loU
corner stone of new building for the
college. 1t was great occasion. Mr..
s Bellinger, Senator Tillman and others
made speeches.
By earnest efforts the convicts secured
by the town council from the State peni
tentiary authorities have been secured
for this year, and in consequence our
; roads can be worked as long as the $4,000
appropriated holds out.
From present indications, there will be
no lack of candidates next summer for
either State or county Offices. Evidently
some of the candidates will run just for
the fun of the thing. They surely can't
have any idea of being elected.
We have put more new subscribers on
our list during December and January
: kQ8u 8t duy tluC SluSO WO hoS ~ oSSn aSAS -
for the length of time. The growth in
our subscription list is especially crafty
ing, and our advertisers will reap larger
benefits.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Inez Brabham to Mr.. Jacob Ed
ward Fielder. This happy event is to take
place next Wednesday evening, the 9th
instant, at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Julia A. Brabham, on Railroad Ave.
at eight o'clock.
The union meeting of the second divis-'
ion of the Barnwell Baptist Association
is to meet at Clients Branch church. This
announcement is made as the place of
meeting of the second division was LETT
blank in the notice of union meetings re-
Gently published in this paper.
DIR. J. A. B. Scherer, of Charleston,
has been elected president of Newberry
College, to succeed DR.. Geo. B. Cromer,
who resigned. DR.. Scherer is well-known
to many people in Bamberg county, haV-
ing visited this section on several oc-
casions. He was one of the orators at