The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-09-21
THE BAhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Sep. 81, 1905
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
See G. E. Bamberg's handsome line of
stationery before buying.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. j. b. MURPHY.
In another column County Treasurer
Folk gives notice of the opening OF the
tax books for this county.
The finishing touches are being put on
the new Methodist church, and it is hoped
to put the carpet down and get the peWs
in this week.
Klauber sells and guarantees the famous
Griffon brand clothing. Buy your winter
suit from him and save money. Full line
for men and boys.
Those of our subscribers at Ehrhardt
who cannot come to Bamberg. can pay
their dues to Mr. Jacob Ehrhardt, who is
our authorized agent.
At the examination of teachers held
at the court house last Monday there
were eight applicants, six young white
ladies and two negro men.
The newest and neatest thing in pic
ture frame is the Collins framelet. Only
Sc. at the Herald Book Store, and they
are all ready to put in the picture.
w. A. Klauber is agent for Crawford
shoes, John 3. Stetson hats, and Edwin
Clapp shoes. New fall styles just in.
These are the goods for nobby dressers.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
serve ice cream in the town hall next
Friday evening and night, commencing at
4 4o'clock. The proceeds will be used for
! church purposes
Have YOU visited the great fire sale at
Pearlstine's? Ifnot, you had better 60 and
get some of the great bargains he is offer
ing. These goods cannot last long at the
prices he is selling.
The oil mill was to have started up for
the season last Monday, but could not do
/, so on account of the illness Of Mr.. A. l..
Weathersbee, the superintendent. 1t IS
expected to start next Monday.
Mr. J. L. Eddleman, formerly of Bam-
berg, but recently with the Edgefield cot
ton mill, has accepted position as super.
intendent cf cotton mill in Mississippi.
His many friends here wish him success.
See Klauber's line of dress goods. he
has almost anything you want at best
prices. /
!, Mayor G. Moye Dickinson is working
ON the electric lights and water PROPOSE
ton, and it will not be long now before
our citizens will have proposition before
I them. We will have more to say about
this next week.
The Herald has received copy of the
prize list of the State Fair association.
\ An,effort will be made to make the Fair
of 1905 the greatest in the history. OF the
association and there is no reason why
this should not be done.
Midshipman Graham Copeland, of the
{ United States Naval Academy, was in the
CITY Yesterday for short visit to his
friend, Cadet Henry Smith, of the Cita-
del. Mr.. Copeland is now at home for a
short vacation Orangeburg Evening
News.
The Herald Book Store has just re-
ceived the prettiest line of fine correspon-
]. dence papers ever shown in Bamberg
We have it by the box, quire, or pound.
"A full line of general stationery just in.
We can supply your wants in stationery,
1 office supplies, ETC., but we do not handle
school books.
DIR. O. D. Faust has his dental parlor
upstairs in the Folk building handsomely
fitted up and is ready for business. He
: has Just completed a special course in
!, dentistrY at one of helarges laboratories
in>the South, and with his many years
experience, is prepared to do any kind OF
dental work in first-class manner.
E.T. LaFitte, Esq, has instituted habeas
corpus proceedings to obtain bail tor Mr.
r. D;<<ar hn rocopflu killed MI
Sim Rush. The hearing is to take place
: before Associate Justice Eugene B: Gary
of the State Supreme Court at AooeVlile
today Thursday Mr.: Ritter was brought
here last Saturday and lodged in jail.
There is only one way to help town
along, and that is for everybody to talk
for it and help in every move that has
the interests of the city at heart. BY en-.
couragement and good spirits people can
4 do much towards relieving hard times
and business depressions, while public
Improvement cannot progress without
support and encouragement of citizens
Warren Scruggs, Jr., young white
boy about IL years of age, fell from the
inner dome of the State house in Colum-
! bia last week to the marble floor forty
! feet below. He was instantly killed, his
brains being dashed out. BE in company
with r. Webb Bull, Jr., and c.. W. Rentz,
Jr., of this city, were going over the
State house and decided to climb up IN
the dome, - r
WANrED.-Your trade for fine station
ery. G. E. BAMBERG.
The Christian Appeal says "The gener-
al conference should amend the discip-
line and make it the imperative duty OF
the district stewards to fix the salary of
the presiding elder at stated sum: The
percentage iniquity should be forever
outlawed. 1t should also amend the
discipline aud limit the tenure of the pre-
siding elders Office to four years. The
very possibility of graft should be render
ed impossible in the Methodist church"
MAGNIFICENT values in ladies' and child