The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-04-13

The streets are resplendent these days
with pretty women making the rounds OF
the millinery stores to witness the spring
opening, and to buy their Easter hats.
The young ladies of the Epworth
League will serve ice cream and cake at
the town hall Thursday evening and
night. Everybody is invited to come.
The first of the month brings trouble
both to the collector and the fellow who
is collected from. 1t is sometimes ques-
ton as to which of the two has the most
trouble.
have moved my meat market in rear
of store. Phone orders promptly filed.
- L. e. PRICE.
Testimony is being taken in the elec-
ton contest of Isaac Myers, who wants j..
G. Patterson's seat in congress. Hearings
we're held at Beaufort and Hampton last
week.
The Barnwell base ball team did not
come here last Friday to play the Fitting
School BOYS, as announced. 1t is probable
that they will come down later for q
game.
Owing to the limited amount of busi-
ness during the summer months, the
brokerage Office of Mr.. F. G. Gyles at
this place has been closed until next
September.
Before buying suit of clothes, 60 to
C. r. Brabham & Son. They have the
most up-to-date line of mems and boys
clothing in the county.
Mr.. George R. Bullock, manager OF the
telephone exchange here, has had st.
George added to his territory. He now
has charge of the exchanges at Bamberg,
Denmark, and st. George.
MI. Thos. F. Brantley and Miss Estelle
Fairey, both of Orangeburg, are to be
married in Houston, Texas, on "wednesday
evening, April s6th. They will make
their home in Orangeburg.
The Rivers Bridge Memorial Assocja-
ton will observe Wednesday, April 26th,
as memorial day. The association has let
the exclusive right to sell refreshments
on the grounds to J. c. Breland.
In the second primary for mayor in
Dillon last week, T. A. Dillon was elect
ed. defeating A. B. Jordan, the incumbent
bv only fifteen votes. Mr.. Jordan must
have done his duty without fear or favor,
which accounts for his defeat.
A new supply of hats every week keeps
sour stock up to the very latest. As cheap
as the cheapest and as fine as the finest.
MRS &. I. SHUcK & Co.
The many Bamberg friends of Mr.:
Harry D. Calhoun, the we'll known and
popular travelling salesman OF Augusta,
viii be pleased to know that he has been
elected State president of the Georgia
Travellers Protective Association.
The citizens of Bamberg county are
hereby requested to call and see our full
line Of shoes, hats, clothing, dress goods,
and notions. We don't ask you to buy !;
inst come and let US show you through.
G.. R. BRABHAM & Son.
Mr.. George, F. Wes:on, superintend-
ent of Vanderbilt's Biltmore farms, Ashe-
vile. n. c., was down last week the
guest of Messrs. W. I. Johns and w. I.
Calhoun. Of course he fell in love with
them and the Baldock country.-Barn-
well People.
Mr.B.V. Kearse, of Bamberg, was one
of the guests at the St. Joseph yesterday.
Mr.. Kearse says that things over IN his
section are on boom and that every one
is hustling for the good of the whole.
Prospects were never better.-Orange-
burg Evening News.
Every line complete. Everything TO
sell cheap, a hat, a skirt, dress, etc:
MRS. K. I. SHUCK & Co.
A standard warehouse at Bamberg will
be great thing for the farmers OF this Sec
ton. for they can store their cotton here
and draw money on it in case the price
did not suit them. Build the warehouse
by all means. Every planter should own
at least few shares,of stock.
Be sure to attend the lawn fete at Mr..
q. Brabham's residence next Monoay
and Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
The hours will be from to IN the AFTER
moons and from to 1890 or later IN the
evenings. The ladies propose to make
this one of the incest affairs ever held IN
the town.
Car load ice Just received. Will have
full supply all during the season. De-
livery wagon will be put on as soon as
season fairly opens. Any quantity can
now be supplied at ice house. L. q. PRICE.
NIT. O'Neal is soliciting subscrip-
tions of stock for a standard warehouse
to be erected here. The warehouse is to
be owned by joint stock company, and
will be used for the storing of cotton and
other valuable goods. Itseems now that
the warehouse is certainty, most of the
stock having been subscribed. The build
ing is to cost about $4,000 or more.
Alta meeting of Bamberg lodge, No. SO,
KNIGHTS of Pvthias, held last Monday
evening, delegates were elected to repre-.
sent the lodge at the session of the grand
lodge which meets in Beaufort May 10Th
Col. Jno. F. Folk and 3. w. Miley were
elected delegates, with DR.. j. B. Black
and W. D. Rhoad as alternates. W. D.
Rhoad was reelected as Deputy Grand
.NL..,.1lor for Ramherp lodge