The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02
Mr. Taurie P Mcmillan offers reward

ReaQ the ADVERTISEMENTS III tuls poPeA
and patronize our advertisers. They have
bargains to offer.
Spend your cash at Rhoad's and get
some of that nice glass ware free. It's
like finding money.
Mr.. NJ. W. Brabham has been elected
first critic of the Calhoun Literary Socie'
ty at Wofford college.
The worst Of the winter season seems
now to be over. The last few days have
been ideal spring days.
D. W. Shealy has bought out the bakery,
and will sell three loaves OF fresh bread
for ten cents. Give him your order.
CITY council has had force of hands
on the streets for the past few days, ana
some much.needed work is being done.
Mr.. Robert Haskell and Mrs. Addie Still,
| of the Friendship neighborhood, were
married on last Sunday by Rev. 7. j.
Sandifer.
Miss GeDelle Brabham has been elected
corresponding secretary of the Erosophic
Literary Society at Lander College in
Greenwood.
When in need of fresh meats call up D.
W. Shealy, phone 55. BE handles stall
fed native meats only, and will supply
your orders promptly.
Beginning March 1st, I give coupons
with all cash sales except groceries, which
coupons are good for your choice of the
nice glass ware free. W. D. RHoAD.
Well, I guess we've had some nice
weather this week all right. The weather
men have certainly been kind to US: We
trust there's more of the same brand COM
ing our way.
Of grippes and colds both town and
country are very sick and the weather
has been the most unfavorable for any
lessening of the spread and the force or
these distressing maladies.
Mr.. J. W. Black and Miss Jennie Evans
are to be married this "wednesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents IN
Branchville. Mr.. Black is well-known
and has many friends in Bamberg.
The small pox situation is the same as
last week. The negro who is afflicted with
the disease is closely quarantined, and
there is no scare over this single case. he
is getting along nicely, and will! soon De
well.
The Young Peoples Missionary Society
of the Methodist church will meet with
Miss Florence Heoton on Friday after
noon, March 10th instant, at four O'Clock.
A full attendance of the members is re-
quested.
"Buster Brown" stockings, the kind you
can't wear out, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Several young men were received into
the Methodist church by Pastor Waddy
T. Duncan last Sunday, as a result of the
recent services held at the Fitting.Schoel
by Mr.. E. z. Hardin, Jr., second assistant
in the faculty.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will meet
at the home of Mrs. Thos. Black next
Tuesday afternoon, March 9TH, at four
o'clock. A full attendance of the mem
bers is earnestly requested.
Mr.. D. W. Shealy has bought the Wen
ma bakery from Mr.. W. D. Besinger, and
will conduct it in future. Having the
bakery and his market under one roof
will cut down expenses and enable him
to give. his customers the very lowest
prices. Mr.. Besinger will still be employed
at the bakery.
A fine line of hats in all the newest
shapes and shades at W. D. Rhoad's.
The post office and several other build
ings we're burned in Aiken last Sunday
night. The loss will reach 10000. All
the post Office records and valuables were
saved. Mr.. W. Rothrock, formerly OF
Blackville, but now in the electrical sup
ply business in Aiken, was loser by the
fire, having bis store destroyed.
Every farmer in Bamberg county should
be present at the meeting in the court
house here on Thursday, the 9th instant.
This is next Thursday, so remember t6c
day and date, and be on hand promptly
at ten o'clock. This meeting is to be ield
in order to perfect the county, sorgnnlza-
ton, and important business will be at.
tended TO. Let every cotton grower and
other interested person be present.
1 have just returned from New York,
where bought nice and up-to-date line
at rock bottom prices, and can give you
bargains in dry goods, notions, etc. NO
trouble to show goods. W. D. RHoAD.
City council will hold regular month
ly meeting next Tuesday night, and at
this meeting it is probable that a PROPOSE
tion for water and lights will be submit
ted by the gentlemen who were mere last
week. These gentlemen will no doubt De
present and take up the matter fully ana
in detail with council. The contract Will
we believe be an advantageous one for
the town and our citizens generally.