The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-08-02
Thf Banthfrg Hrralh
Thursday, August 2. 1906
Short Locals.

IN GllS issue as q Cduuiodto AoA 'oe 49,
lature.
The Young people of the Epworth
League spent very pleasant evening at
New Bridge last Friday.
If YOU are going away or have friends
visiting you, let The Herald know it. We
want to print all the news.
A number of persons from Bamberg
went down to Ehrhardt to-day to attend
the first county campaign meeting.
The Orangeburg Collegiate Institute
offers more for the money than any other
school in the State. The catalogue tells
all about the school.
Don't fail to get catalogue of Orange
burg Collegiate Institute before decldlng
where to send your children. This school
offers many fine advantages.
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute is well
equipped, and has fine faculty OF Il
teachers. See their lad" in our paper,
and send at once for catalogue.
President Peterson, of Orangeburg Col.
lepiate Institute, reports that prospects
for the school are fine. This is one OF
the best places to send your children.
The rains keep up and the farmers are
correspondingly blue. Our merchants
are not likely to purchase large stocks for
the fall trade unless conditions improve.
HIM. Graham, Esq, advertises some
valuable real estate for sale in this issue.
See the ad. in another column. NOW IS
the time to invest your money IN real es-
tate.
Nice turnouts supplied by J NJ Kinard,
the new livery man.
The roof is being put on the large sales
stables of C. Frank Bamberg. The build
ing will soon be ready for occupancy.
Work has begun on his handsome dwell
ing.
Messrs. W. Max Walker and NJ. W.
Brabham have opened up first class tall
oring and pressing establishment. They
have an up-to-date tailor and are prepar-
ed to'do good work.
Kinard, the new livery man, can
supply your wants IN the livery line
Give him trial.
It will be well for all members OF the
Bamberg Guards to bear in mind that the
meeting for tonight Thursday is ordered
by Captain Price and be present. See
order in this issue.
See Kohn's new ad in this issue. He
is having big reduction sale, as no sum-
mer goods are to be carried over. II you
want seasonable goods at bargain prices,
this is your opportunity.
MI. r.J.T. O'Neal, real estate agent, ,ofters
some valuable farms for sale in this issue.
he also wants to list your property it you
want to sell. See him ifyou want to pur-
chase or sell. Note his ad.
Highest cash prices paid for eggs at the
bakery. Bring them in at once.
We are under many obligations to our
Young friend, Mr.. NJ. W. Brabham, for
valuable assistance rendered during our
absence. In fact, Willie is our regular
stand by at all times, and at no time has
he done better work than last week.
Ladies' skirts cleaned and pressed by
the city pressing club.
Mr. ]. NJ. Jennings has discontinued
work on the Fitting School we'll for the
present and is at, work on we'll at the
oil mill. He will finish the oil mill well
first, so that the ginnery there will have
plenty of water when the ginning season
opens.
Join the city pressing club and keep
neat.
The county campaign opens at Ehr-
hardt to-day "wednesday. A picnic
dinner, such as the Ehrhardt people are
famous for, will be served, and good
time generally is expected. AS We print
our paper. on Wednesday, report OF the
meeting must deferred until next week.
For nice livery, see j. N. Kinard. At
the stables of Jones Bros. for the present
The power house for the electric light
plant is about completed, the tile roof is
on and the dynamo is in place. The en-.
CINE has not arrived vet. The work of
stringing wires and placing arc lamps on
the streets is going on. 1t is not at all
likely that the plant will be ready to run
by thel0th of this month.
JIM. Kinard, the new livery man, can
supply you with teams for all purposes.
The reservoir for the cotton mill has
been completed and the water from the
artesian well turned into it. The mann
moth condensing engine is now being
erected. When the Improvements are
completed, the mill will have one of the
incest steam plants in the country. A 40
Z. W. General Electric dynamo will be
put in for lighting the mills and Office,
and to run this direct connected Harris
burg engine will be used.
When you want team, call on j. M.
Kinard, the new livery man.
The Herald has just bought new
cylinder press, which will be installed in
the course of the next two or three
weeks. We have also bought a complete
new outfit of body type for the paper, as
well as other material. The editor is just
back from trip-"busted." We need
money now more than at any time in our
existence. Presses, type, and freight call
for cash money, so if you owe Us any
thing, now is the time to help US out. A
dollar now will be worth great deal
more to US than this fall when money is
plentiful.
Bamberg Brass Band.
C.uo,o1 of tho uoun n mon of this town