The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-02-18
THE BhhBBRG HERALD
Thursday, Feb. 18. 1904.
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
The oil mill now has a few tons of meal
to dispose Of
Mr.. w. Free advertises eggs for set
ting in this issue.
Beautiful weather we've been having
for the past few days.
When you need job printing, remember
this Office does the best.
Early rose seed potatoes at NJ. Moyes.
Work is going forward rapidly on the
new graded school building.
This wasn't bad week for new SUBJ
scribers, by any manner of means.
For SALE.-My saw mill, planer and
tram road. J. A. SPANS.
Desirable residence lots in Bamberg for
sale. Apply to J. A. Byrd, Bamberg, s. c.
Business lot in town of Denmark for
sale. Apply to ]. zeigler, Allendale'
We are getting. our paper on a cash
basis. Dead-heads are giving way to live
heads.
Onion sets at NJ. Moye's.
Jno. R. Bellinger, Esq, went down to
Charleston Tuesday night. He will return
this evening.
What is the matter with our correspon-
dentss They all seem to have quit writ
ing at once.
Everything is very quiet this week, and
it is a hard matter to get out newsy and
attractive paper.
For SALE.-Jersey heifer; will drop
calf March 1st. Or will sell Jersey cow
with heifer calf, now, milking.
The editor is out again after more than
weeks illness, but he is still in such bad
shape that he can do but little work on
the paper.
Red bliss seed potatoes at NJ. Moye's.
The Newberry Herald and News and
Gaffney Ledger have installed linotype
machines, which is a substantial evidence
of prosperity.
60 to NJ. Moye's for your seed potatoes.
Senator Hanna's death brought grief to
many people all over the country. He
was possibly the best known American
of the times.
Shoes coming in every week. expect
to carry the best line of shoes ever shown
in town. W. D. RHoAD.
The tax levy for Bamberg county has
!. been fixed at four mills this year, the same
as last year, with.one half mill for back
Indebtedness.
Big line stationery at W. D. Rhoad's.
Only few days remain in which to
make your tax returns. Better attend to
it before the Goth of this month. Satur-
day is the last day.
Saratoga chips at NJ. Moye's.
Spring time will soon be on us. Get
out the paint ane whitewash brush and
make your part of the town look new
and clean and fresh.
80 page ink tablets, 2 for cts, at W.
D. Rhoads.
Better call at The HERALD office and
get = supply of garden seed, if you have
not yet been supplied. The supply is
limited, and the first comers get them.
FoR RENT.-Two desirable houses in
town of Bamberg. JNo. F. Folk.
a. G. Folk has moved his stock of
goods into one of the stores under John
sons hotel, where he awaits the coming
: of the insurance adjusters before opening
up for business.
While out shopping, do not forget I
have full line of the best fancy and
staple groceries. N. B. FIELDER.
Our readers will be interested in the
touching tribute, published in another
column, to Mrs. N. 0. Lanier by Mrs.
Electra Tyler De Loach, as this lady
formerly lived in Bamberg.
Cabbage plants at W. D. Rhoad's.
MI. Creation Bamberg had the misfor-
tune to get his face and'hands right badly
burned while working at the fire last
Thursday morning. While his injuries
are exceedingly painful, he is getting
along nicely. :
Anything in the fruit line you want, at
NJ. Moye's.
The telephone people have rented two
rooms on the second floor of the Graham
building, and are fitting up new ex-
change there The town is without phone
, service for the present. They expect to
be ready for business in few days.
WANTED.-Two statesmen in each State;
$50 and expenses; permanent position.
Penicks Tobacco Works Co., Penicks, Va.
Mr. w. +. Riley mas some interesting
information in this issue in regard to the
fire insurance companies he represents.
They were all heavy losers by the Balti-
more fire, but their assets were amply
sufficient to more than meet the loss.
A fresh line of the very best crackers
to be found at n. B. Felder's
1t is an uncommon thing for two
story brick building to be burned and yet
the walls remain standing and perfectly
intact. Yet this is the case with the q.
G. Folk building. The walls are standing
as perfect as they we're before the fire.
Fob SALE.-1,OOO pounds Eden and
Blue Gem watermelon seed, price Scots
the pound. Guaranteed pure and 1908
seed. W. D. RICE, Denmark, S. G..
We are requested by Capt. J. B. Hunter
chairman of the county pension board, to
announce that the board will meet the
first Monday in March for the purpose of
passing on unfinished business, etc. This
, will be the last meeting of the board for
this year. So all interested will please
take notice.