The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-04-12
THE BAHBERG HERALD
Thursday, April IL. 1905
Short Locals.

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Short Locals.
Court convenes here next Monoay'
Judge Watts presiding.
An assortment of clocks at $1.OO TO
$500, at Dickinson's jewelry store.
Next Sunday is Easter and new sprlng
costumes will be very much IN evidence
A special Easter collection for missions
will be taken at the Methoolst cnurcn
next Sunday morning.
More CITY real estate has changed hanos
in the last few months than IN years.
Just watch Bamberg grow.
Mr.. Tillman Fielder, who fell and broke
his leg in the skating rink several weeks
ago. is able to be out on crutches.
First class shoe repairing OF all KINDS
Shop over Bamberg's stables.
HEYwooD JOHNSON.
The Barnwell Jail is empty for the
second time in ten years. The Bam6erg
Jail stays empty practically all the time.
Herald readers should patronize Herald
advertisers You help yourself ana tne
paper as we'll. Remember to say that
Won saw the ad. in The Herald.
In another column in this issue Cover.
Dor D. C. Hayward offers reward os
800 for the person or persons VINO se'
fire to the barn of Mr.. G. +. Hutto.
MIN. Jennings is preparing to bore
q large well for the cotton mill, which
will be used to supply water to MI the
large reservoir for their new steam plant.
Losr-One diamond shaped college
fraternity pin with Greek letter IS" and
English "a E." Pin set diamond polnts
with opals. Reward if returned TO 1nls
Office.
There will be special services at the
Methodist church next Sunday. AS this
is Easter Sunday, the church WILL De
decorated and special music will be rem
dered.
A number of people from Orangeburg
were in the city Monday to see the game
of base ball between the Orangeourg
Collegiate Institute and the Carlisle Fit
ting School.
Hecker's buckwheat at Moye's.
Remember that DR.. j. Walter Daniel
lectures at the Fitting School chapel next
Monday evening. April 10Th, his subject
being 1.-THE Southern Mule" Admission,
25 cents to all.
Nice lot of box paper at cost and below,
to close out, at Dickinson's jewelry store.
There will be something doing along
nolitical lines before long. The club
meetings are soon to be held and the
county convention is to be held on Mon
day, May7th.
Rustin & Knight have opened up their
photograph gallery upstairs IN the build
ing next TO The Herald office, and are
nrepared to do frst-class work. Come
early and avoid the rush.
Try Moye's full cream cheese.
If YOU want to see the town grow and
nrosner. subscribe to the capital stock OF,
the electric road. You cannot invest
your money in any enterprise that will be
of more benefit to Bamberg.
City council Is considering the matter
Of opening number of new streets IN
town. They could not do better thing.
New streets mean new dwellings, ana
greater activity in real estate circles.
WANTED AT ONcE.-Your order for dry
wood. J. b. MURPHY.
Mr.. Rustin, the photographer, will ec-
cupy what is known as the Fishburne
house on Carlisle street, next to the Fit
t;ng School cottages. This house has
lust been vacated by Mr.. Bennefeld.
Tinware, glass and china ware below
cost at Moyes.
The district conference OF the Charles
ton district is to meet in Ehrhardt in
few weeks, and great preparations are
being made to entertain the body. We
know our Ehrhardt friends will do things
UP right.
The Jones and Adams show, which
gave two performances here last Friday,
was a great disappointment to the many
people who attended. Their main show
was simply moving pictures, but the anil
NAL show did very well.
Mr.. G. Frank Bamberg has let the con-
tract for q handsome residence, and the
material for same is now being procured.
Work is expected to begin in about
month. 1t will be built on his farm in
the Northern part of town.
Mr.. Jennings did not succeed in restor-
ing the floor at the Fitting School well.
Tt seems the only thing to be done is to
bore a new we'll. He restored a small
flow. but this will not be sufficient and the
well will no doubt be abandoned.
Hams, all kinds, at Moye's.
Prenarations are being made for the
annual commencement exercises at the
Fitting School. Rev. M. B. Kelly, who
was formerly pastor of the Denmark
church, is to preach the annual sermon.
Handsome invitations will be issued in
few weeks.
The railroad commission informs US
that Superintendent Heether says the
new freight warehouse Tes AZ snnerutegdent
wrote Us to this effect some days before
the letter of the commission was received.
So the body was behind time as usual.
Cards are out announcing the mar
r;aoe of DR.. Vance w. Brabham and Miss