The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-03-02
THE BkhBERG HERALD
Thursday, March 2. 1905
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
M. Moye is the first grocery man in
town to put on delivery wagon.
Have you seen the new spring styles o.
Griffon brand clothing at Klaubers!
Even the town of Williston is going
to have electric lights, while Bamberg Il
still in darkness.
Mr.. J. l.. Phillips advertises his i'm
proved cotton seed in this issue. See th'
ad. in another column.
Mr.F. W. Free is having lumber haulee
on his lot on New Bridge street, and viii
soon commence the erection OF a nice
dwelling.
New line of Crawford Oxfords just ar
rived at Klauber's, $3.50 and $4.OO. Al
the latest shapes in tan and paten'
feathers.
Next Monday is the first Monday in the
month and salesday, but there are no pub
lie sales to be held by any of our county
officials.
Mrs, Severn E. Moore, who died in
Barnwell last week, was the sister-in.laW
of Mr.. B. s. Moore, of this city, and ret
his mother, as we stated last week.
A cold winter is generally at: ended by
much rain or other forms of humidity.
IF weather such as we have recently had
keeps up there will soon be no lack OF
water in the wells.
Mrs. w. b. Gunnels, on South Main
street, next to the graded school building,
I will do all kinds of sewing at reasonable
& prices. Will guarantee to please all who
favor her with work.
The summer term of court in the second
circuit will be presided over by Judge
5 James Aldrich, of Aiken. This means
Z that he will preside at the April term of
court here in case he is well enough.
81 Everybody else organizes to keep up
{ the price of their product, whether it be
labor, oil or beef. Why should not the
farmers take care of themselves likewise?
Nobody needs protection more than they.
Though we have large acreage sown
! in grain, the season has been unfavoraole
{ for its growth and both oats and wheat
are small and backward. But it is too
early to make any prediction as to the
yield.
Misses Tillie Brownlee, Mamie Miley
and her brother, Harvey Miley, spent last
Saturday and Sunday with some of their
friends in the Hunters Chapel neighbor-
hood, Bamberg county, Walterboro Press
and Standard.
Williston will be the first town in the
county to shine with electric lights. The
legislature authorized at the recent ses-
sion an issne of bonds by its council in
tife sum of 5000 to install and operate a
nlant to furnish the town with electric
sfights.-Barnwell People.
Ring up phone IS and get three loaves
of bread for ten cents, from D. W. Shealy.
Ne have noticed most of the stock from
I the country that is driven or rode into
town is in good condition and we seldom
y see poor horse or mule. This speaks
well for our farmers, for the care and
Z condition of stock and cattle is good
index to the character and prosperity of
! the owner.
Rev. Mr.. Guerry, of Georgetown, who
{, has accepted the call extended to him
6 from st. Jude's church, Walterboro, was
!; in town last week. Rev. Mr.. Query and
his family will remove to Walterboro
sometime in March, when he will take
charge of this Observation-Disclosures Press
and Standard.
Really, it looks like Bamberg is to have
{ waterworks and electric lights at last
We don't want to be blowing, but it was
the individual efforts Cf the editor of this
newspaper which resulted in the visit OF
Messrs. Howell and Jordan last Saturday
We have done considerable work IN this
\ matter, which we believe is for the benefit
Of our town.
Nobby line of shirts and ties just ar
rived at Klauber's. Shirts from SOC. to
$26Q each ties 25c-and SOC.
Congressman elect James 0. Patterson
4 poes to Washington this week to make
!. Preparation for the best discharge of the
public duties that will devolye upon him
after the 4th of March, when his term will
Z begin. He will remain until after the in.
!; auguration, making visit of several
5 days to New York on important profes-
.sional business ess.-Barnwell People.
Mrs. J. B. Black, of Bamberg, mother
s Of Mrs. F. N. z. Bailey, was guest at the
!. college last week. Ms. Black was Joined
on Saturday by her husband, DR.. Black,
~ VINO SucCGeQeQ non. -. w. ND uclu w GHe
State senate from Bamberg county. He
has been very active and nseful mem
ber of the senate during the recent session
sof the legislature. .-Edgefeld Advertiser
3. We are glad to learn that Bro. W. NJ
Jones will not accept the recent call ex-
tended him from Georgia, but will remain
iat Williston, where he has done an ex'
cellent work. We understand that new
and handsome house of worship will be
built by the church this year. Bro. Jones
s .is popular with his church and the people
generally, and exerts an extensive and
wholesome influence throughout the
a:Barnwell Association.-Baptist Courier
Pretty line of hosiery to match Oxfords
Sprices Csc. and SOC. per pair, at W. A
sKlauber's.
!. Andrew J. Bennett has just received an
expensive clipping machine, and is pre-
!pared to clip horses in first-class style or
short notice. Have your horses clipped
before they begin to shed for spring. viii