The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-04-07
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, April Z. 1904
Short Locals.

indications so far are that April will play
the lions part.
That handsome stationery at G. E.
Bamberg's will suit any taste. 1t must
be seen to be appreciated
If YOU are candidate, The HERALD
will let the people know about it for the
modest sum of five dollars.
Scaffolding is being erected at the Bap-
tist church for the purpose of repalntlng
the steeple and roof of the church.
We regret to learn that the little son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. P. Smoak, who has
been sick for some time, does not I'M
prove.
Advertisers will please remember that
it gives US pleasure to change their ads.
often. All they have to do is to furnish
the copy.
The quarterly statements of the two
banking institutions in this county, pub
lished in this issue, shows them to be IN
fine condition.
Miss Florrie Brabham, one of the
teachers at the graded school, was sick
for several days last week, and Miss Clio
Cope taught the grade.
A full line of Heinz's pickles just re-
ceived at N B. Felder's.
A liberal use of lime at the opening of
spring may save spell of fever. This is
case where an ounce of prevention is
worth pound Of cure.
Mr.. Goodrich, an architect from Colum-
bia, was in the city last week to consult
with the building committee in reference
~ MofboSicf nhnrch
For fine stationery, watches, jewelry
and eve glasses, see G. E. Bamberg. His
stock is the prettiest ever shown here,
and the prices are surely right.
The streets were crowded all day last
Saturday, and the merchants did thriv-
ing business, which is an evidence that
Bamberg is enjoying an era OF business
activity.
ANYTHING in the canned goods line you
want at NJ Moye's. Phone IA.
Mr.. T. O'Neal has decided to close
the Cedar Springs to the public until fur
ther notice. All persons are warned not
to enter in, as trespassers will be prose-
cuted.
Last Sunday, the day on which all the
Christian nations of the world were
chanting "He is risen," was observed with
appropriate services in all the churches
in town.
The Fitting School and graded school
gave holiday from last Thursday until
Monday, on account of the Easter holl-
days. Most of the Fitting School students
spent the time at their homes.
Maple syrup at N B. Felder's.
Remember that candidates cards in
this paper are payable strictly cash in
advance, aud the price is $500, no more,
no less, to any and everybody. We pro-
pose to treat all absolutely alike.
On account of the death of Miss Sallie
Hartz. the entertainment which was to
have been given at Ehrhardt next Friday
evening, for the benefit of the church, has
been postponed to some future date.
e. Bambergs line of jewelry suitable
for wedding presents or for personal
adornment is the swellest that ever hit
the town. He will be pleased to show
you the many pretty and useful things ne
has.
An article in last Fridays State, dis.
cussing State politics and candidates for
the various offices, mentions the name OF
Col. Jno. F. Folk, now county treasurer
of Bamberg, as probable candidate Tor
State treasurer.
The graded school building is rapidly
nearing completion. When finished 1t
will be one of the most commodlous and
handsome school buildings in the State,
which shows that Bamberg people never
do things by halves.
Butter! butter! butter Something good
attn. B. Felder's.
large crowd attended the Clear Pond
picnic last Friday, and a most enjoyable
day was spent by ALL A stand had been
erected at the pond and dancing was in
dulged in by the young folks, music being
furnished by the Ehrhardt string band.
Don't forget boys to 60 to NJ. Moye's
when YOU want box of Huylers. HIS
is fresh from New York.
Master Il. G. Folk was busy holding
court for several days last week. he was
engaged in hearing references IN the cases
of Ehrhardt VS. Copeland and Ruhberg VS.
Brown. A number of people from Ehr-
hardt and Blackville were here in attend
ance.
lust received, a full fresh line of choc-
olate candies, III. MoIE.
The frequent fires that have recently
occurred in town should convince our
city fathers that some kind of fire protec-
ton should be provided. A small chemi-
cal engine could be purchased on easy
terms and our young men would be DE-
lighted to organize themselves into fire
company.
Il is an assured fact now that the new
Methodist church will be built. Most OF
the money has been subscribed, and we
helieye the building committee will now
feel justified in giving out the contract.
The church and furnishings will cost at
least $4,000.
See G.. E. Bamberg's line of watches.
He can supply your wants in the watch
1;ne either for ladies or gentlemen.
Our town experienced another fire last
Saturday afternoon by which small!
bouse in the suburbs, owned and occupied
Nv Rosa Brabham, colorcd, was destroyed
topether with all the contents of the same.
A small girl who was alone in the house,
-Uoe ;roning and it was due to her care