The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-06-29
THE BAMBERG HERALD
Thursday, June 20, 1905
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Short Locals.
Peas for sale. Apply at Kirsch's store.
Great Scott How Murphy's wood
burns.
When barefooted 60 to shoe store.
When in need of wood 60 to Murphy's
wood yard.
Mrs. Moye and Miss Chivie O'Neal are
visiting their many friends and relatives
in Bamberg.-Fairfax Enterprise.
There was no preaching in the Metho-
dist church last Sunday, as Rev. W. T.
Duncan was at Elloree attending district
conference.
The editor returns thanks to Misses
Eva Hanberry and Georgia Emma Jordan
for box of very nice plums, which were
highly enjoyed.
That was refreshing shower of rain We
had Sunday night. Crops are suffering,
and it was badly needed. The corn crop
will be very short in this section.
The Bamberg county Medical Society
will hold it's regular quarterly meeting
at Olar next Wednesday, A full atten-
dance of the members is expected.
The annual protracted meeting Of tho
Hunters Chapel Baptist church will COM
mence on the second Sunday in July and
continue four or five days the following
week.
MID. Copeland, of Bamberg,a prom
inent young business man OF that city,
was here last night to attend the +. A.
r. ball.-Orangeburg Evening News,
June 81.
Come in and get suit of that fine
clothing I am selling at cost before 1t is
all gone. Fine goods and pretty patterns.
II. F. BAMBERG.
Mrs. A. Mob. Speaks was called to AL.
lendale by the illness of her venerable
father, DR.. Ogilvie, whom We are glad to
be able to report is improving slowly
Fairfax Enterprise.
Mr.. Jesse F. Carter, who recently gradu-
ated in law at the South Carolina college
in Columbia, has located in Bamberg Tor
the practice of his profession. He has his
Office in the court house.
Remember Moye's great grocery sale
.on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of
this week. Groceries will be sold at sac
rifice prices, aud you should be on hand
to get some of the bargains.
There are two town ordinances which
are being violated just now. Some folks
will craze their COWS on the streets and
some sweep trash on Main street. Surely
they know the law prohibits these things.
The funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Black Bailey
will occur at the new cemetery this
"wednesday afternoon at six o'clock, or
soon after the arrival of the afternoon
train from Augusta, as the body will be
brought here on that train.
Toilet soap and talcum powder, fine
assortment cheap, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Clerk Mcdowell, of the house of
representatives, will open at Washington
on the 18th of July the testimony taken
in the contest made ny Rev. Prof. Myers
for the seat in congress of Hon. j. 0.
Patterson, and arrange the case for
printing so that it will be ready for
presentation at the opening of the next
session.-Barnwell People.
A big line of highly perfumed toilet
soaps at W. D. Rhoad's.
Miss Lula Oxner, a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. s. L. Oxner, of Leesvllle, and Mr.. W.
81. Warn are to be married next Monday
afternoon, July 3rd, at five o'clock, at the
:sidence of MI. and Mrs. L. NJ. Aver in
the Clear Pond section. Mr.. Warn is
prosperous young farmer of the Colston
section. and Miss Oxner is the popular
teacher of the Clear Pond school.
We know the weather is hot, but you
can help that by buying one of those
summer serge coats at w. D. Rhoad's.
Mr.. Willie Stokes and family, who are
now living at Edisto, will move into Mrs.
Adams's residence next to the Methodist
church, which is now occupied by Mr.. A.
Kirsch's family. Mr.. Kirsch will move to
the Fitting School cottage now occupied
by MIR. NJ. Moye, and Mr.. Moye will move
into the Folk cottage, recently occupied
by MI. N. NJ. Salley. We understand
that Mr.. Kirsch will soon commence the
erection of residence.
Can fit anybody in suit of Schloss
Bros. fine clothing, which / am now SELL
ing at cost. 81. F. BAMBERG.
There will be an excursion to Charles
ton over the Southern Railway on
Wednesday, July 18th, and returning
July 18th from Edgefeld, Batesburg,
Blackville, and all intervening points,
thus giving two days in the city. The
fare from Bamberg is $3.50 for the round
trip, and the train passes here at 1890 a.
m. The train leaves Charleston the next
afternoon at o'clock. The excursion is
operated by the railroad authorities.
Just received, lot of boys and ladies'
summer caps at W. D. Rhoad's.
Hunter, Kline s. Co. have shipped
several carloads of the finest potatoes
raised in this section. Mr.. Kline was in
to see US few days ago and stated that
their efforts this season were successful
but the low price of all kinds of truck
was very discouraging. We understand
that Messrs Hunter and Kline have leased
the place of Mr.. c. M. Gavin here and
will operate hustling truck business
next season. We wish them success
Dorchester Eagle.
Full line Schloss Bros fine clothing
for summer wear now going at cost at 81.
F. Bamberg's.