The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-23
THE BhMBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. %. 1905
Short Locals.

hauled on Main street and then covered
with sand.
Better pay your taxes while you have
the money. 4 penalty of one per cent.
will be added after the first OF January
Mr.L.B. Fowler and family are occu-
pyinp the house recently erected by Dr.
Geo. F. Hair, next to Grifin's livery stable.
Mr.. Marshall Moore, formerly editor OF
the Barnwell Sentinel, has accepted q
position on the editorial staff OF the
Augusta Herald.
Mr.. A. Kirsch has commenced the erec-
ton of two-story residence next 10 M
Otis Brabham, on Midway street. MI. =.
F. Ellzey has the contract.
It is q serious reflection upon Bamoerg
that the best class of shows will not come
here regularly on account OF the poor
patronage given the opera house.
Mr.. NJ. Jennings has purchased the
house of Mr.. b. W. johnson, next to the
residence of Mayor G. Moye Dickinson,
and his family are now occupying the
same.
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving Day.
We do not know whether the business
houses in town will be closed and busl-
ness generally suspended, but we sup
pose such will be the case.
A charter has been issued to the Allen.
dale Bank at Allendale. The capital
stock is $4,000. E. h. Oswald is presl-
dent; D. Sans, vice-president; and =. B.
Farmer, secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. ]. w. Blocker, of the Farrelps
section, has our thanks for some very me
sugar cane, which he kindly brought US
last Thursday. 1t was certainly nice, ana
the stalks were simply immense.
Come in and let The Herald BOOK
Store sell you Waterman's Ideal toun-
tain pen. They are absolutely rellaole,
and we have a large assortment OF all
STYLES of holders and points. Can suit
anybody.
Miss Nell Pegues Evans, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Evans, is to be
married in Cheraw on the 30th instant to
Mr.. Henry J. Thurman. Miss Evans
formerly taught in the Denmark graded
school.
There has recently been held glorious
i revival in the Baptist church at BlackVllle
The pastor, Rev. G. M. Billings, was assis'
ted in the preaching by DR.. b. w. Battle,
nastor of the first Baptist church at
Greensboro, N. G.
LosT-Last Thursday night on the
street between the Mayfower Inn and
the opera house Or in opera house, gold
!. hin. made of $40 gold piece, with mono
gram 81. r. S." Reward paid for return
Z to C. j. S. Brooker.
Mr.. Mitchell, who has been buying
cotton on this market for Sprunt & Son,
of Wilmington, N. c., for the past few
months, has been transferred to Manning.
Mr.. Eugene O. ingram, who has been al
Manning, takes Mr.. Mitchelps place here.
The fall festival at Oraugeburg last
week was great success. Large crowds
visited the city, and were well pleased
with the entertainment offered. Our Sis
ter CITY has reason to be proud of the
admirable manner in which the analr was
planned and carried out.
Mr.. B. B. Heacock, travelling man
from Philadelphia, delivered a free lee
ture in the opera house last Sunday after
noon on "Home Building" to a small
crowd. but his lecture evidently did not
I make hit, to judge from the expressions
of those who were present.
Mr.. r. NJ. Bruce has just finished the
erection of nice little cottage on New
Bridge street, next to his fathers house,
and they are occupying it. The family
of Mrs. Free are occupying the Bruce
house, they having moved there from
Mr.. 81. W. Johnson's house, which he
sold to Mr.. J: NJ. Jennings.
WANTED.-15 or 90 hands to cut 4-foot
wood, short leaf saplings. Will pay 30
cents per cord. Apply to Chas. McGeiVer,
Denmark, s. G.
We would like to see city council adopt
an ordinance forbidding the use of par
lor rifles in the city limits. Bicycle riders
should also be required to carry lighted
lantern on their bicycles. These sug-
pestions are not made in spirit of criti.
cism, but for the public good, and We
trust council will see the matter In the
same that light wedo.
We are closing out our dress goods,
consisting of broadcloths, skirtings. tri.
cots. very cheap, in order to give more at.
tention to holiday goods. We will also
have some very nobby and attractive
STYLES in the line of hats, silks, belts,
collars, etc. MRS. K. I. SHUcK s. Co.
Mr.. Henry F. Bamberg has sold his
residence to DR.. J.J. Cleckley, who will
occupy it the first of January. Mr.. Bam-
berg will soon commence the erection of
a handsome home on Railroad Avenue,
below the residence of his mother. The
location will be about where the
barn and stables are at present, this
building being moved away.
For SALE.-Five fine jersey bulls, from
9 to 12 months old. c. W. RENTz,
Bamberg, s. G..
A trainers institute will be held at
Denmark on Friday, December 1st. Those
interested in progressive farming are
cordially invited to attend. The institute
will be held by the authorities of Clemson
college, and a car containing all appa-
ratus and tools will be there, in order to
make the instruction practical and inter
esting. Every farmer should attend.
The November term of the State Su-
preme Court will convene the 26th OF
this month. The second circuit will be
called on the 22nd of January, and five
days will be given to appeals from this
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