The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-03
THE BAhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Aug. 3, 1905
Short Locals.


See the ad. of residence for rent. This
is desirable cottage, and will not stay
vacant long.
It appears to US as rather unjust that
our people should have to pay more State
than county taxes.
J. A. Spann is the only dry goods mer'
chant in Bamberg who is now carrying
an ad. in The Herald.
The Artesian Carbonating Company
opened up for business last week, and are
now shipping all kinds of soft drinks.
When thirsty, hot, or tired, call for a
bottle of the Artesian Carbonating Cos
soda. Sold by everybody in town.
The ginnery of the Farmers Gin Com.
pany is about completed, and it will be
ready for ginning this seasons crop.
Next Monday is the first Monday in the
month and salesday, but there are no
public sales or any business of Importance
to bring people to town.
The new Methodist church will be fin
ished in three or four weeks. No doubt
it will be ready for services by the first of
September.
MI. w. C. Kirkland, who was recently
elected as cotton weigher for Bamberg
for the coming year, moved to town last
week and has assumed the duties OF his
position.
Last week the Spartanburg Herald
made the mistake of printing white
man as colored. Wonder if that paper
will now be sued for damages?
Nh. E. B. Wilson, chief clerk IN the
comptroller generals Office, is here today
for the purpose of making the annual
settlement with our county officials.
Rev. Waddy T. Duncan has been given
"a vacation by his congregation, and he
and his family will be visiting relatives
land friends in the up-country for the
next two weeks.
One bottle calls for another. If you do
not want to drink soda water, you had
better never try any Of the product OF the
sArtesian Carbonating Co.
The Bamberg Guards left last Thurs
day morning for the encampment at Co.
lumbia. Lieutenants Creation E. Bam-
berg and Jno. S. Jennings were both sick
and not able to 60 with the company.
Rev. J. B. Holly has been granted a
months vacation by the Baptist congre-
CATION, and he and his family are visiting
relatives in Camden. From there they
will 60 to some resort or the mountains.
Go to J. A. Spanu's store for bargains.
He is now receiving his fall line. and all
goods on hand are being disposed Of at
sacrifice prices He can and will save
you money, so give him a chance to prove
Miss Hibernia Counts, a very pretty
young lady, and Mr.. Grigsby Chandler, OF
Bamberg, visited their relatives, MI. ana
Mrs. Moye and family, last week, and at.
tended the Crocketville picnic.-Fairfax
Enterprise.
We do not claim to bottle all of the
! soda water sold in Bamberg county. We
do claim to bottle the best. One trial will
convince you.
ARTEs1AN CARBoNAT1NG Co.
8 Notwithstanding the fact that the
summer girl wears so few clothes, and
those few are very filmy and gauzy, yet it
REQUIRES about fourteen trunks to trans
port her wardrobe to the seashore, noun
tain resort or watering" place.
II No clue has been found to the negro
: who shot and seriously wounded Kenneth
Kearse, of the Bamberg Guards, in Co.
lumbia last Thursday night Young
Kearse is at the hospital and is doing
nicely. If no complications set in he will
recover, as he is said to be Improving
daily.
Prof. E. b. Hall is is in Chester from
Spartanburg, where he has been since the
Clemson summer school closed. He is
very much encouraged with his work as
superintendent of the Denmark graded
school. Good progress was made in eve
nv department during the year.-Chester
Lantern.
If you would be happy, healthy,
wealthy, and wise, drink the soda water
bottled by tie Artesian Carbonating Co.
It gets rid of that tired feeling for you,
and gives you energy for the days work.
Seeing is believing, tasting is convincing.
Lieuts. J. S. Jennings and G. E. Bam-
berg, of the Bamberg company, were una
BILE to come to encampment as both are
i'll. However, Capt. E. l.. Price is man
of action and even without the assistance
of his two lieutenants will try to make
this the best company in the regiment
Columbia State.
Lieut.. J. s. Jennings, of Bamberg, who
has been sick, has reported for duty.
Capt. Price, who is Citadel graduate,
has been working hard with his company
and has brought it out great deal, al
though he could have done very much
more had his lieutenants been present.
The other lieutenant is also absent, sick.
Columbia State.
Mr.. J. A. j. Rice brought into our Office
few days ago something of curiosity.
1t is humming birds nest, and few peo-
pie have ever seen one. 1t is certainly
wonderfully constructed nest, and those
who so desire. can see it at our office.
Mr.. Rice found the nest last year, but it
: had five eggs in it and he would not re-
move it as long as the birds used it.
If you would enjoy long lease of life,
drink soda water bottled by the Artesian
Carbonating Co., Bamberg, S. c., users of
pure water and best sugar.
Mr.. John L. Eddleman, the superin-
tendent of the cotton mill, has decided to
leava Edpefield much to the regret of all