The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-12-21
Rev, T. L. Belvin has been returned to
The Ehrhardt Methodist church.

Rev. T. L. Belvin has been returned to
the Ehrhardt Methodist church.
Mr.. ". E. Sease, holding No. 80, was
the winner of the big doll at HooVers
drug store.
The editors Christmas will hardly be
a merry one unless lot of people pay
what they owe him.
If in need of horse or mule, see the
car load Rizer at Olar will receive next
Saturday night, the 2Srd.
MIL q. Armstrong is now with the
Armstrong; Johnson-Brabham co. AZ
the old stand of 81. F. Bamberg, he being
the senior member of this firm.
Rev. J. A. Clifton, who has been pastor
of the Orangeburg church the past four
wears. has been sent to Marion. Rev. L.
P. McGhee goes to Orangeburg.
Alta meeting of the endowment rank
Knights ofPythias, held last week, d. =
Folk was reelected president; y. +
Hooton, wee president; and w. u. Rhoad
secretary and treasurer.
Let us Ill resolve to make the coming
wear the best Bamberg has ever known
We can 60 this if all will work unselfish.
" for tie common good, and each one
will be ]eneftted thereby.
The ecent Methodist Conference ere.
ated two new districts in the State, and
of couse that meant two additional pre-
siding elders. The new districts are
Andeyon and North Charleston.
Re, R. L. Holroyd, who is to be
pasto of the Bamberg Methodist church
next rear, comes here from the GreenVllle
distrst. He was pastor of the churches
at Wlliamston and Belton last year.
NJ. and Mrs. R. C. Able, Of Leesville
s. {, announce that their daughter, Lila
M. will be married to Mr.. William NJ.
Oxer, of Olar, s. c., on Wednesday, the
27t December, 1905.
few White Leghorns and Buff Ply
muth Rock cockerels of the best strain
LEI. Going at q bargain, $1.0O. Will
40 take orders for eggs for setting,
f,m the same strain, $500 per setting.
&c. BRUCE, Bamberg, s. G.
The Hungarian band and orchestra,
'hich will appear at the opera house here
q the afternoon and evening OF MONDAY,
December 25th, is high class attraction,
Ind there should be crowded houses at
10Th performances. The price has been
put in the reach of all. See the ad. In
another column.
The Herald Book Store has sold lot
of Christmas goods, but We have plenty
of pretty things left yet. You can buy
anything g in stock now at big discount.
We don't wait until after Xmas to cut the
price, but we make the reduction while
it is of value to you. Come In and see
the pretty things we have and get them
at bargain prices.
The annual meeting of stockholders OF
Bamberg Banking Company was held
Yesterday at the bank. A satisfactory
dividend was declared, and resolution
passed that the bank liquidate at the ex'
piration Of its charter next November,
when a new bank will be organized. The
same board of directors was reelected.
At q subsequent meeting of the directors
the same officers of the bank were re-
elected.
The Masonic grand lodge held q most
interesting session in Charleston Last
week. The report of Grand Master John
r. Bellinger showed the order in this
State to be in most flourishing condition.
DR.. F. E. Harrison, of Abbeville, was elec-
ted Grand Master, succeeding Mr.. Belling'
er, who has ably served as Grand Master
for the past twoUears. Geo. 8 Mower, OF
Newberry, was, elected Junior Grand
Warden, and, according to Masonic Gus
tom, Is in line to be Grand Master In anew
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