The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-04-05
THE BANBERG HERALD
Thursday, April 5. 1906

Thursday, April 5. 1906
Short Locals.
. Rev. S. P. Chisolm is announced in
this weeks issue as candidate for Coun-
ty Auditor.
First class shoe repairing of all kinds.
Shop over Bamberg's stables.
HEYwooD JOHNSON.
Messrs. Rustin s. Knight have arrived D.,
and are opening up their photograph gal
lery in the telephone building, next to The
Herald Office.
Mr.. J. NJ. Jennings is pioneer in the
chicken business. He has capon in his
ward which carries young chickens and
hovers them just as hen would DO.
Work has begun on the building forthe
Peorles Bank. 1t will be one-story
bricx building with pressed brick front,
and will be especially designed to meet
the needs of bank.
Let DR.. Hoover fit you with glasses if
there is anything wrong with your eye
sight. He absolutely guarantees his
work.
The best local talent of Denmark will
give the play entitled "Mr. Bob Friday
evening, April 6, at $50 o'clock in the
school auditorium at Denmark. General
admission. S5cts: reserved seats. Scots.
There will be an entertainment of
school exercises by the children at Clear
Pond school house on the evening OF
April 18th. Exercises begin at 1880
o'clock. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Colored silk and white linen parasols,
the latest novelties, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Bamberg was one of the first towns in
the State to have artesian wells, and
while the number has been increasing
each wear, several more are to be bored
in town in the near future. We hear OF
at least half dozen or more.
For SALE-1O0 pounds Georgia Rattle.
snake melon seed at 60c, the pound; SOO
pounds Eden melon seed at SOC the pound;
loo pounds Kolb Gem seed at 40c. the
pound. All guaranteed pure, grown by
me. W. D. RICE, Denmark, s. c.
The editor of this paper has had his
gate opening on the sidewalk changed so
f opens inside, and council ought to en-
force the law strictly. There is no use to
put some people to the expense OF chang
ing their gates if others are to still have
them opening on the sidewalks.
If is an Faster dress you want go to
W.D. Rhoao'ts.
Mr.H.A. Ray has sold out his grocery
business to Mr.. NJ. Moye. Mr.. O.. D
Faust will clerk for Mr.. Moye. We
understand that Mr.. F. N. Moye, now OF
Fairfax, will return to Bamberg the first
of the year and 60 into copartnership
with his brother in this grocery business.
Those Panama hats are going fast, so
come and make your selection while we
can fit YOU. w. D. RHoAD.
A subscriber over in Georgia writes US
as follows: II beg leave to say to you
The Herald is irst-class country paper,
and reading it has always been pleasure.
Some preachers say they can preach bet
ter when promptly paid, and l think edit
ors can write more Interestingly when
paid in advance"
Nothing more dressy and up-to'date for
summer than white canvas slippers.
Mems, ladies' and children's at W. D..
Rhoad's.
At church conference of the Method
dist congregation, held last Sunday
morning after preaching, the following
we're elected as committee to solicit
homes for delegates to the district con-
ference which convenes here the 18th !:
W. D. Rhoad, 81. s. Steadman, N. w.
Brabham, j. E. Fielder. and q. H. Cope
land.
For SALE.-Nice Jersey heifer.
n. q. FIELDER.
Mr.. Robert B. Hartzog, the only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. V. J. Hartzog, of this place,
was married in Greenville last week to
Miss jamie Mason. Mr.. Hartzog is teach
ing at Gainesville, Ga., and his bride
teaches music in the same place. Rev.
H. L. Baggott was the officiating minis
ter. Roberts many friends here extend
congratulations.
For SALE.-Choice variety of hot
house plants. See them at Mrs. J. NJ.
Jennings's.
There were q number of prominent
farmers from different sections of the
county here last Monday attending the
railroad meeting. Among those here. we
noted: Messrs. D. O. Hunter, ]. 81.
Fender, j. w. Hill, L. NJ. Aver, Calvin
Rentz, n. A. Hughes, 81. J. Ritter, J. B.
Kearse, Robert Kearse, j. j. Kearse, j. s.
Breland, and others.
If you need glasses, consult DR.. q. F.
Hoover. He will test your eyes and fit
glasses for you, guaranteeing them to
give satisfaction.
Mr. J. F. Jones has bought the resi-.
dence of Mrs. PEBBLES on lower Main
street, near the graded school, and he and
Mrs. Jones with Mr.. J. NJ. Grimes and
family will move here this fall. We are
glad to have them as property owners
and residents of Bamberg. Mr.. Grimes
has already bought the house and lot
next to the graded school.
Work will no doubt commence in q few
weeks on Bamberg's electric light plant.
The president of the company which Sc
cured the contract has written the editor
of this paper that their superintendent
will be in position to leave Sparta, Ga,
where they are now finishing up plant
for that town, by the 10th of April, and
that he will come on to Bamberg for pre-.
liminary work.