The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-04-06
THE BAMBBRG HERALD
Thursday, April 6, 1905
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Stop, look, listen, and when in need O.
stove wood, send your orders to ). Harry
Murphy.
The Bamberg Medical Association helt
a regular quarterly meeting here yester
day.
The Door man who pays for the Easter
hat is not sorry that Easter is so late
this year.
Monday was the first Monday in the
month and salesday, but there we're nc
public sales and few people came to town
Mr.. A. C. Griffin and family have
moved into one of the cottages belonging
to Col. Jno. F. Folk, on Midway street
opposite Mr.. Otis Brabham's.
There is no sense in being ''fool.'
The editor who sends his paper to a man
for years without pay comes under that
head of fpeople.-Abbeville Medium.
The county board of commissioners
held a regular quarterly meeting at the
court house last Monday, but no business
of special Importance was transacted.
have opened wood yard, and can
supply wood for all purposes on short
notice. Dry stove wood q specially.
Prompt delivery. J. HARRY MURPHY.
The death of Capt. E. R. Walter is
deeply regretted in Bamberg, where ne
was well known and had many friends.
His last wife was born and reared here.
Mr.. Herbert Glaze, of Orangeburg, has
been appointed stenographer of the first
circuit, to take effect the first of May.
The appointment was made by Judge
Dantzler.
The electric lights will soon be shining
in Bamberg, but they can't outshlne that
line of low cut shoes at W. ID. Rhoad's.
There will be fifty-three Sundays in the
present year. Those who find the Sab
bath dull day can console themselves,
however, in the thought that it won't
happen again in 110 years.
Thos. W. Loyless has bought out the
interest of 81. H. Cabaniss in the Augusta
Chronicle, and will hereafter be editor
and business manager. Mr.. Cabaniss no
doubt will return TO Atlanta.
The case of Theodore Ruberg, respon-
dent, against Simon Brown, appellant,
has been decided by the Supreme Court,
and Ruberg wins the case. Jno. K. Bell
niger, ESQ, represented Ruberg.
"Just one girl" and ready to wear and
dress hat for every one.
K.I. SHUcK s. Co.
Court is to convene here next Monday
morning, Judge D. A. Townsend presid-
ing. There are few criminal cases to be
tried, and it is not likely that the term
will continue longer than one week.
I have moved my meat market in rear
of store. Phone orders promptly filled.
L. G. PRICE.
The case of Annie Lee Lancaster ct al
against Robert F. Lee ct al has been de-
cided by the Supreme Court. The case
was decided in favor of the respondents.
E. T. LaFitte, ESQ.,, represented the win
ming side.
There is something on foot; what is: it?
Nothing connected with politics, but
something else.
A South Georgia editor offers the fol-
lowing, every word of which is true: ut
is the payment of little debts that brings
happiness. Prosperity would continue
without end if people would pay their
debts, live within their income and pay
cash"
Before buying a suit of clothes, go to
G. r. Brabham g. Son. They have the
most up-to-date line of mems and boys
clothing in the county.
There is movement on foot to organ
ize commercial club among the mer-
chants and business men of our town.
The organization is to be business one
and it's purposes are most commendabIe.
The matter will take definite shape in
few days.
Ladies, girls, we want to sell you your
ready to wear hat Come to our display
9Th and 7th. Take advantage OF our cut
price sale. K. l. sHUcK q 20.
Rev. J. 81. Stoudenmire and Mr.. j. W.
Black have sold their house on Railroad
Avenue to DR.. Geo. F. Hair, and it will
be occupied BY Mr.. H. D. Free and family.
Mr.. Black has moved back to his farm IN
the Hartzog section, and Mr.. Stouden-
mire has moved to Denmark.
Car load ice just received. Will have
q full supply all during the season. De-
livery wagon will be put on as soon as
season fairly opens. Any quantity can
row be supplied at ice house. L. G. PRICE.
The comptroller general has distributed
the dispensary profits to the various
counties of the State for school purposes.
Bamberg county gets s1,57s.1O' while
BarnweH gets $2,488 90. Some counties
get over $1,000, Orangeburg being one OF
these, which receives $5,219.7O.
MIR. and Mrs. T. D. Jones, who have
been living in Bishopville for the past
few years, moved to Bamberg last week,
and are occupying the cottage belonging
to Col. Jno. F. Folk on lower Main street,
next to the graded school building. We
gladly welcome them as residents of our
town.
The citizens of Bamberg county are
hereby requested to call and see our full
line of shoes, hats, clothing, dress goods,
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