The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1904-01-14
THE BhMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Jan. IL. 1904.

Thursday, Jan. IL, 1904.
Short Locals.
WANTED.-Spanish pindars. VERNON
BRABHAM.
Our rush of Job work for the past few
weeks has been tremendous.
1t is an off day now when we don't gel
several new cash subscribers.
WANTED.-To buy about 1000 pounds
fodder. Apply at this Office.
G. Frank Bamberg has just received
another car load of horses and mules.
For horses, mules, buggies, wagons
harness, etc., see J. NJ. Dannelly & Son
at Ehrhardt.
Mi. j. P. McElroy has moved down
into the Colston section, and is employed
with Mrs. Mary Beard.
Better pay your State and county take;
before the first of February. A penalty
attaches after that date.
The South Carolina legislature met in
Columbia Tuesday. No business OF I'M
portance has been transacted yet.
Look out for Klaubers special sale
advertisement next week. He Is gong
to quote some astonishing prices.
The sickness of some of our force this
week has put US in bad shape with our
work, especially at this busy season.
FoR SALE.-A five-room house on a
large lot, situated in the suburbs OF BAN
berg, will be sold at a bargain. Apply at
this Office.
Mr.. 81. A. Ray has opened q grocery
store in the corner store under Johnson S
Hotel, formerly occupied BY the late NJ.
b. Warn.
One man over in Colleton county has
already announced himself as candidate
for County Supervisor, in the primary
next summer.
A car load of horses and mules arrived
for Jones Bros. this week. They have
some nice animals. See them If you want
to buy or trade.
Mr.. Eoy NJ. Bruce, of The HERALD,
has been sick for several days. HE'S our
right hand man, and his sickness puts the
paper. a little late.
Mr.. W. W. Smoak, Jr., of Walterboro,
where he is cashier of one of the banks,
wss married in Summerville last week to
Z Miss Anne Weston.
Wher you want good ham, 60 to NJ.
!. Moye's. he carries all brands.
It is rumored around that Bamberg
county,, legislative delegation will not
raise the tax levy for county purposes, but
will endeavor to reduce expenses.
The cotton mill is open to propositions
from parties who have wood for sale, and
viii make contracts for supplying the
! mill. Apply to Jno. a. Cope, President
j. M. Dannelly & Son at Ehrhard'
have on hand seventy five head OF horses
and mules, and can suit you with fancJ
3 driver or saddle horse. See them II yor
need an animal.
Newsy letters from Branchville anc
Hartzog arrived last week too late fol
publication. Our paper is printed Wed
nesday afternoon, and letters should react
Us by Tuesday night.
Mr.. C. R. Brabham took his two sons
i A. M. and G.. R., Jr., into copartnershiE
in his general merchandise business OF
= the first of January The firm is nov
VI. @. oIopuoaa w NSA2S'
CT. Rizer at Olar received car loat
of mules last week. See him if you neet
an animal.
On account of other parties not takin!
the store. E. O. Kirsch could not mov'
the first of January, and can still be fount
at the old stand, prepared to serve th'
S. people with goods at fair prices.
Mrs. Move gave dining to few youns
neople on Thursday last, complimentary
To her daughter and niece, Misses Moyt
4 and Brabham, which was very much
enjoyed by all present.-Fairfax Enter
prise.
So See C. F. Rizer at Olar if you need 3
( mule. He ereceived a car load last week.
Miss Move entertained large crowd Of
Young people with most delightful "A'
h Home'' on Friday evening last, in honor
of her charming guest, Miss Florrie Brab'
ham, of Bamberg. Miss Brabham won
many friends and admirers while IN Fair
fax.-Fairfax Enterprise.
Mr.. G. W. Miley was in the city Mon
day. He had his left foot badly crushed
by a horse falling on him few weeks
/ ago, but he is getting along very nicely
now. although he has to resort to the use
: of q wooden limb for the present, as
Z he is not able to walk on the wounded
3 foot yet.
Heinzs baked beans with tomato sauce
1 at M. Moye's.
The annual meeting of the Good Roads
Association will be held in Columbia on
!, January II. The officers of the associa-
ton have sent invitations to the super
yisors and commissioners of each county
in the State, and it is expected that the
attendance will be the largest since the
organization was effected.
p. Mrs. NJ. L. Counts lis to discontinue
her millinery business here, and she will
q II, tho