The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-01-19
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Jan. 10, 1905
Short Locals.


Fine hog killing weather this week.
Well, girls, leap year has come and gone
and we notice that some OF you are mere
yes.
Our subscription list is growing slowly,
and we are gradually getting our list on
cash basis.
The farmers have nothing to lose now
by holding cotton. The bottom can't be
much lower down.
It is getting time to put our filth under
ground. The more of it we put there the
fewer of our citizens.
The bank here has begun to lend mon
ey to the farmers for this year, and bus
mess is rushing with this institution.
Parties who want some of those tlne
turnips and rutabagas grown by A. j.
Z Hunter can be supplied by E. Dickinson.
tDr. J. B. Black has introduced bill in
the Senate making the terms OF represen-
tatives four years.
Wetru that city council will pass an
ordinance forbidding the erection OF any
more Of these little wooden or sheet iron
shanties on Main street.
G., j. Rizer's load of mules to arrive at
I Olar the latter part of this week will be
especially fine and they will be sold on
basis of six cents cotton.
Smallpox exists in many cities and
towns in the State. Better be vaccinated
and be on the safe side. There is no tell
ing what day it will appear in Bamberg.
Tel, all your friends Of the cost selling
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A rood friend and subscriber, in renew
ing for another. year, says: .'This Icon
consider one of the best weekly papers l
Il know Off For which he will accept our
! thanks.
Mr.. A, J. Hunter has sent US some very
large rutabagas and turnips, for which
he has our thanks; We have not weighed
them, but they are, the largest we have
ever seen.
Quite aparty will go up from Bamberg
ITO Columbia next Tuesday evening to
( hear Paderewski, the famous Polish pi-
sanist, who will appear at the opera house
in that city.
Don't buy mule until you see. the lot
C. 4. Rizer at 0lar will receive in a few
DAYS. He went to market the first of the
week, and will have fine lot to. arrive at
Dlar Saturday.
IN the house of representatives Mr.. J..
Is. j.. Faust has been assigned to the com
lmittee on ways and means, and claims;
Mr.. LaFitte TO the judiciary committee
sand public buildings.
s Mr.. Harry; D.: Calhoun, popular
.tfaFeiing salesman who has many friends
\ ii Bamberg, has been elected president
Tsof the augusta Travellers Protective AS
,sociation, an honor worthily bestowed. &,
- ssSTRAYED.-A red bull about nine
months old, no horns. Information con-
ternfng same gladly received by T. j..
6 Simmons, Denmark, 81
Those wishing TO purchase town prop
erty should take advantage of the oppor-
I tunity offered by the sale Of the old Meth
olist church bull ding and lot. This would
make q handsome location for . dwelling.
III. T. W. Sandifer suffered stroke of
paralysis last Saturday. He was at work
3 st his saw mill when the attack came on.
4 His left side is affected, and while the
) stroke was severe, his condition is not
alarming. s.
The early conner will get the best pick
ofs bargains from q. Karesh at Olar. All
s goods at actual first cost.
Our Denmark letter did not reach US
q last week until Wednesday night Cor
respondents should remember that our
paper is printed Wednesday about noon,
and get their letters to us not later than
Tuesday night.
Mr.. =. T. LaFitte has introduced bill
in the house which provides for the cleo
& ton Of county dispensers by the people,
s eyerytwo years. he has also introduced
bill to regulate the sale Of corn and peas
4 and cotton seed.
stt Cost, Cost, Cost is all 81. Karesh wants
for his goods. he is selling ont his entire
business TO move away.
sVery little fertilizer is being shipped
here this season, and our farmers gener-
/. ally will use very. little OF it. Most OF them
say they are preparing for crop OF cot
. ton to be sold at five cents the pound:
Not near SO large an acreage as usual will
be planted.
l@ Mr.. RIM. Hays, who is known through
ont the length and breadth of our county
I { as a man whois possessed of business acu-
\ men to remarkable degree, was elected
president Of the Farmers and Merchants
! Bank Greenwood last week.-Edge.
field Advertiser.
5000 worth of merchandise is being
\ sold out at first cost at Olar by b. Karesh.
s In the State Supreme Court at Colum-
1 bia last Monday Jno. R. Behinger, Esq,
]. instituted habeas corpus proceedings to
obtain bail for Ulysses Kinard, the negro
who is in Jail here charged with murder.
Solicitor James E. Davis represented the
State. Bail was granted in the sum Of
$3.50, with not less than two nor more
than FIVE sureties.
y 4 H. Karesh at Olar is giving up business
and the cost sale is going on every day.
In Walterborc the iron works and ma
chine shop company declared a dividend
! of seven per cent. for the past year and
( carried $500 to surplus. This on capi-
+ tai stock of 5000. We ought to have
I Just such an enterprise as this in Bam.
4 berg. Some one should make a move
along this line. We feel sure the capital
stock would be readily subscribed.
& You don't often get the chance to buy
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