The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-07-06
THE BhhBERG HERALD
Thursday, July 6. 1905
Short Locals.

Moys's change of ad. came in too late
for this weeks issue.
Mrs. Sarah Mouzon and son, Charlie
will move to Ridgeville tomorrow.
When barefooted 60 to shoe store
When in need of wood 60 to Murphy:
wood yard.
The Winthrop college examination i:
to be held at the court house here tomor
row Friday)
A crowd of young folks enjoyed q sun
rise picnic at the Simms place on Tues
day morning.
Seven teachers from Bamberg county
are enrolled in the State summer schoo
at Clemson college.
Moye's ice crerm is all the 60.
Several of the stores in town closed ur
at noon Tuesday and remained closed fol
the balance of the day.
Genuine hot weather is upon US now
and many of our people are leaving fol
the mountains or seashore.
Mrs. q. j. Brabham, Jr, will entertain
this "wednesday evening in honor OF
Misses Bond and Gedelle Brabham.
We had'a nice shower Tuesday after
noon, and some folks who attended the
Bessinger reunion got caught in it.
There will be vacant scholarship in
the Citadel from this county on account
of the graduation of Mr.. Robert Hartzog
last week.
Full line Schloss Bros. fine clothing
for summer wear now going at cost at n.
F. Bamberg's.
The outside work on the new Methc dist
church is about completed, and It will
only be few weeks now until the build
ing is ready for occupancy.
The annual Sunday-school picnic at
St. Johns Baptist church is to be held
today (Thursday) and we appreciate a
special invitation to be present.
You can get ice cream from Moye's in
packing cans.
Miss Eugenia Tinsley, who taught
music in the Denmark graded school last
year, was married recently at her home in
Spartanburg to Mr.. J. NJ. Webb, OF
Charleston.
Policeman Edgar Dickinson found a
urday, which the owner can get by call.
ing at this Office, proving property, and
paying for this notice.
The Bamberg Gun Club had their regu-
lar shoot last Monday afternoon, and
quite a large number of spectators wit
messed the exhibition. w. G. Hoffman
carried off the laurels for the day.
We have received an invitation to the
fortv-ffth annual ball to be given in
Weathersbee's hall at Williston on this
-Thursday) evening The annual picnic
at goose pond park will not be held this
year.
Phone to Moye's for ice cream for
your next dessert.
Rev. Robert J. Walker, of Charleston,
will conduct Episcopal services IN the
PRESBYTERIAN church here next Sunday.
The public is cordially invited to attend.
Services will be held at the usual hour
Sunday morning.
Mr.. W. W. Holland, business manager
of the Spartanburg Herald, was married
in Blackville last Thursday to Miss May
Greene. The ceremony took place in the
Blackville Baptist church, Rev. Z. NJ.
Billings officiating.
Country Watermelons at Moves.
The catalogue of the Carlisle Fitting
School for the past year is out. 1t was
printed at this Office, and is full OF lntor.
nation about the school. Send to Head
Master Sheridan for copy if you have
son or daughter to educate.
The Edisto Lumber Company, to be
operated at Edisto in this county, was
granted commission last Monday by the
Secretary of State. The corporators are
Henry G. Cheves and Henry F. Walker.
The concern is capitalized at 10000.
Can fit anybody in a suit of Schloss
Bros. line clothing, which l am now SELL
inc at cost. Il. F. BAMBERG.
Messrs. Geo. H. Bates, of Barnwell, 1.
". Bowman and H. G. Dibble, of Orange
burg, and W. II. F. Rast, of Cameron,
were elected by the Orangeburg district
conference at Elloree as delegates to the
annual conference which meets IN Spar
tanburg in December.
An anonymous correspondent from
Charleston writes US long letter, urging
divorce law for South Carolina. 1t the
true name of the writer had been sent we
might have published it, but our advice
to him under the circumstances is to 60 to
Georgia and get a divorce.
Come in and get suit of that fne
clothing am selling at cost before it is
all gone. Fine goods and pretty patterns.
II. F. BAMBERG.
Monday was dnll day in town, even If
it was the first Monday and salesday.
Few people from the country came to
town, only those coming who had public
business to attend to. The tract of land
advertised by the sheriff for taxes was
bought BY the parties in interest. The
sale was made merely to perfect the title
Mr.. W. II. Warn and Miss Lula Oxnel
were married Monday afternoon at five
o'clock at the residence of Mr.. L. NJ. Aver
in the Clear Pond section. Rev. Waddy
T. Duncan, of this city, was the officlat
ing minister. M. Mike Aver, of Bamberg
was among the guests present. Weekend
hearty congratulations to the young
couple.
Ladies when you want delicious ICE
caeam phone to Moye's.