The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-02-08
THE BkhBERG HERALD
Thursday, Feb. 8. 1906
Short Locals.

The legislature was not in session last
Monday as most of the members went
home for salesday.
Mr.. W.F. Rice has been nominated by
the president for disappointment as post
master at Denmark.
You will miss rare treat if you fail to
attend the concert at the Fitting School
chapel Saturday evening
From the amount of fertilizers being
hauled from this place, our farmers are
going to fertilize heavily this year.
First-class shoe repairing of all kinds
Shop over Bamberg's stables.
HAYWOOD JOHNSON.
The Crescent Comedy Company re-
turned here last Saturday night and play
ed to q small crowd in Folks opera
house.
There was a number of people from
various sections of the county IN the CITY
last Monday. There were no public sales'
however.
Mr. and Mrs. j. s. Brooker will cele-
brate their crystal wedding on Thursday
evening, February 18th. Invitations have
been issued for the occasion.
The people of Bamberg county are GER
ta;nIv nrosperous. No sales Of real es-
tate have been made here Under mortgage
for some months, and in TACT very 1e"
for several years.
Valentines, valentines at Hofman's.
A fertilizer mixing plant is being talked
Of in connection with the oil will here.
We believe the enterprise would pay,
end it is likely to be built during the
coming summer.
SO inch wash silk, SOC the yard at W.
A. Klauber's.
Bamberg lodge, Knights of Pythias,
viii hold q regular meeting next Mon
day evening. Degrees are to De con-
ferred, and full attendance OF the men,
bers is requested.
Valentines, valentines at Hottman's.
The services at the Methodist church
last Sunday evening were turned over to
the Epworth League. Special music 1or
the occasion was rendered and addresses
were delivered by Mr.. w. D. Roberts and
Rev. Peter Stokes.
The crowded condition of affairs at the
. denot here makes the building of a new
fre;oht warehouse an immediate neces-
sitvs All freight has to be unloaded from
cars and now that the fertilizer season Is
on. shippers are put to great lnconVenl-
ence.
Valentines, valentines at Hoffman's
tits said that work on the new freight
depot here will soon commence. An en-
oineer of the railroad was here last FRIDAY
snryeyinp the location, etc. The building
is tn be Of brick, and will be located on
the west side of the passenger station.
We all hope it will soon be built.
New goods arrived. Faillette silks,
mercerized, linen, piques, fancy wnlte
goods and other spring goods; keasonaoie
prices. f. w. hlhson'
New dwellings are constantly being
erected in Bamberg, and yet the demand
for houses is not by any means supplied.
A man who puts money into residence
property in this town can be assured of
renting it easily. There are plenty OF
applications for every house which IS
built for rent.
SO inch white linen at Csc, 35c, and soc
the yard, at Klauber's.
s Watch the date on the label of your
paper. All subscriptions are payable IN
advance. and while We do not want to
lose single subscriber, we expect to en-
force the cash in advance rule. SO II you
want to read The Herald and keep up
with happenings during this year, don't
let your subscription expire.
Blankets going cheap this week at
Klauber's. 10-4 all wool twilled at $500,
worth IS the pair. 10-4 4half wool at $3.50.
IF one does not think that Bamberg is
growing and that rapidly, a walk around
The town will convince. New buildings
are going up in every direction, and our
people generally are prosperous. Truly
il seems that the old town has struck a
I winning gait at last. Our growth along
all lines is steady all the time.
81 inch brown linen at 121 cents the
ward. SO inch brown linen at Csc the
yard, at Klauber's.
There will be a social meeting of the
eFlorine McEachern Mite Box Brigade"
next Wednesday afternoon, Feb. IA, at
the home of Mrs. G. R. Brabham. The
members are all requested to be present
with their mite box offerings. "a heart
hunt and big sneeze," will be the feature
of amusement, and good time is prom
ised to all.
Magistrate ]. C. Copeland, of Ehrhardt,
was in town Monday, and took home
with him the little child of Alicia Bunch,
the white woman now:in Jail charged with
heinp concerned in the death Of B. F.
Reid. Mr.. Copeland has adopted the
child, and the papers were prepared,
turning her over to him. 1t is little girl
about two years old, and Is bright and
pretty. The child will be baptized in the
lutheran church next Sunday, at which
time it will be named.
To close out All 81 100 kid gloves at
75c the pair. This week only.
w. A. KLAUBER.
We wish to impress upon our adVer-
tisers the fact that we want them to
change their ads. often. Our price for
advertising space is so low that we can.
not afford the time to go around and
hunt up new copy, but we are glad to use
it if brought to us. We want your ad. to
nav YOU, and it will not do if you keep