The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-11-09
THE BAhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Nov. 9. 1905
Short Locals.

opera house. Apply to John r. FOLK.
DR.. George Douglas Rouse has had
telephone put in his office. His numbe
is four.
Chief Hand is having the trees OF
Main Street trimmed up, which Wort
was very much needed.
There was not large crowd in towr
last Monday, even if it was the first Mon
day in the month and salesday.
Remember the Episcopal services a
the Methodist church here Friday even
ing, conducted by Rev. S. Cary Beckwith
of Aiken.
Rev. J. E. McManaway, field agent O.
the Baptist Courier, preached at the Bap
tist church here last Sunday morning ane
evening.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. }. h. MURPHY.
CITY council, through the efforts o'
Alderman Cooner. has had the sidewslk
in front of our Office greatly improved
for which work we are duly grateful.
GINNING NoT1cE.-Hereafter We will
only gin cotton on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays:
he COIION OIL w.
A magnificent line of ladies' and child
ren's furs just received at b. G. Folks.
Call and make your selections before the
stock is broken. Prices range from $1.25
to $40.
An election was held in Spartanburg
county Tuesday on the dispensary ques.
ton, with the result that the dispensary
was voted out by majority of at least
six to one.
The Simmons Hardware Company has
sold their repair shop to Mr.. W. 81. Pat
rick, and he will have entire charge OF
same hereafter. See the notice in an
other column.
G. W. Moore, who has taught the COL
ored graded school at this place for sew.
eral years, has been elected as principal
of the Bennettsville graded school. He
left this week to assume charge.
We would be glad if those subscribers
to whom we have sent duns would pay
what they owe US. This notice is intended
only for those who have received requests
for settlement of their Indebtedness to
The Herald.
Mr.. n. s. Spiers went to Columbia last
week and swore out a warrant for the
men who robbed him in Columbia during
fair week by picking his pocket. The
men are in Jail in Columbia in default OF
$4,000 bond. .,
The Opera, "The Beggar Prince"
which is to be played here next Thursday
evening has been presented recently in
Anderson, Newberry, and Gaffney, and
the audiences at all those towns were
we'll pleased.
Our good friend, Mr.. O. G. Rhode, of
the Hartzog section, has our sincere
thanks for sorce very fine sugar cane.
Judging from tnat sent to this office, his
cane crop must have been fine, notwith-
standing the drought.
If the dispensary profits keep up at the
present rate the county will soon be out
of debt and get on cash basis As will
be seen by the report published else
where in this issue, the county received
little more than one thousand dollars as
its share of the profits for the month OF
. October.
Col Folk is using his best efforts to
provide good attractions at the opera
: house, and should be literally patronized.
The Peruchi- -Gypzene Company is play
ing all this week in Charleston at the
academy of music This company is
booked here for three nights, commenc-
ing Monday, November Goth.
Somebody has borrowed my wire
!, stretcher and failed to return it. l need
it very much, and would appreciate its
return at once. C.J. s. BRooKER.
Rev. S. Cary Beckwith, rector of the
Episcopal church at Aiken, will conduct
services in the Methodist church in this
CITY Friday evening of this week, at the
usnal hour for evening worship. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Arrangements have been made by which
MI. Beckwith will make regular visits
here and hold services.
The town council wants to hire teams
and wagons to haul clay and clinkers to
nut on the streets, and will pay 20 cents
for two.horse loads of clay and ten cents
for two-horse loads of clinkers. Clay to
be hauled from the large ditch which
drains the town and clinkers from the
cotton mill. Those wishing to do hauling
will report for work next Monday morn
ing. 49,, .,
months old. White chest and feet.
Answers to name of "Bess." Gone since
Sunday, October 29th. W. G.. KoGER.>
AS will be seen by the notice in another
column books of subscription to the cap
ital stock of the Armstrong; ohnson-
Brabham Company will be opened at the
law Office of John R. Bellinger, Esq, to-
morrow friday We understand that
Messrs. Armstrong and Johnson will have
the actual management OF the business,
while Mr.. Brabham will retain his pres
ent position as assistant cashier at the
bank.
Bamberg will soon be called upon to
give up one of its best citizens. DR.. b.
b. Bronson and family expect to to
Ninety-Six, Greenwood county, about the
first of December, and we deeply regret
their departure. DR.. Bronson is not only
q skilled physician, but most excellent
man and citizen. He and his estimable
wife have both been prominent and popu-
lar in social, church, and business circles.
They are people We can ill afford to have
leave the town.
Rev. Waddy T. Duncan and Mr.. G. r.
Brabham have been calling on our citl-
zens in an effort to raise the indebted
ness on the new Methodist church. This
building cost over $4,000, when only