The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1906-05-10

livery staples were located. he mas
already let the contract.
Elbow length cotton lace gloves. 25c
pair at Klauber's.
Work has begun on the improvements
at the Baptist church. A Sunday-school
room will be cut off from the main audi
torium Of the church.
Nice lot of box paper at cost and below,
to close out, at Dickinson's jewelry store.
For SALE.-One typewriter, will sell
cheap. Apply this Office.
Although Monday was bad day, there
was a good crowd in town from all over
the county to attend the county. conVen-
tion and to hear Mr.. Smiths address.
New and nobby gilt belts in gold and
silver, prices IS and soc at Klauber's.
Remember, please, that subscriptions to
The Herald are payable cash in advance.
We cannot afford to send the paper on
credit. so please do not ask US to DO so.
An assortment of clocks at $1.0O to
$500, at Dickinson's iewelry store.
MI. Parker, representing the Atlanta
Constitution, was in the city Tuesday
and Yesterday for the purpose of writing
up the town and county for his news
paper.
Try Moye's meadow Gold" butter, the
finest on the market.
Work is preceedingly rapidly on the
reminding of the annex to the cotton
mill. The building is of brick, one-story
high. and will contain the Office, cloth
room, supply room, etc.
Nobby line of Stetson derbys, prices
$3.50, $4OO, and $500 at Klauber's.
The county chain gang is now in camp
lust above Denmark, and is doing WORK
ON the roads leading into that town. Mr.
Laurie Mcmillan has resigned as foreman,
and Mr.. w. s. Miley assumes the posi-.
ton, Mr.. J. P. Bottoms takes Mr.. Mlleys
place as guard.
See L B. Fowler and get his prices on
wire doors and windows.
A number of substantial farmers who
were in the city last Monday spoke to US
about the electric railroad proposition.
There is no doubt about it, the people IN
the country are deeply interested in the
proposed road and we see no reason why
it cannot be built.
ejust received fresh lot OF canned
meats. Moyes grocery QUOTE.
The front is being put on tho new
building for the Peoples Bank. 1t Will
be of white pressed brick, trimmed with
stone, with plate glass windows. The
floor will be of tile, and the furniture
and all fixtures will be very handsome.
The large safe arrived last week.
Augusta steam baked bread fresh at
Moye's every afternoon.
A Baptist church was organized at
Cope, Orangeourg county, last Sunday,
with J. Walter Kenney as pastor: DR.:
Bailey was present and the State board
will assist the infant church until 1t
grows stronger. Brother Kenney is do
ing fine work in his new field, by the
way.-Baptist Press.
Griffon brand clothing leads in style.
See our line and be convinced:
W. A. KLAUBER.
The Beaufort church is prospering
under the pastorate of NJ. L. Lawson.
Baptisms are frequent, the congregations
are large and both pastor and people are
happy. The church has recently in a
material way manifested its appreciation
of the faithful servants labors by in
creasing Brother Lawson's salary 800
a year.-Baptist Press.
News was received here last Sunday
of the death of Mrs. W. I. Johns, of Bal
doc. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns formerly lived
here and have many friends who will re-
gret to hear of her death. She leaves
four children. The burial took place
Monday at Great Saltkehatchie church.
Mrs. Johns had been i'll for some time
and her death was not unexpected.
Large fine fat mackerel at Moye's.
It will soon be time for the election Of
q new board Of trustees for our graded
school, under the terms of the act passed
by the last legislature. We hope to pro-
y cure CODY of the act for publication in
next weeks issue. The act provides that
the election must he advertised by the
first of June, and two weeks later the
election is to be held. Five trustees are
to be elected.
You can sing "shoo fly, don't bother
me-" if you will use the wire doors and
window screens I am selling. Call at
Brickle's bicycle shop and see them.
L. B. FOWLER.
Mr.. S. r. Bridges, of Atlanta, president
of the Alkahest Lyceum Bureau, was in
the city last week to arrange for lyceum
course here the coming season. He met
the gentlemen composing the committee
and course for the Fitting School lyceum
was arranged. This should be pleasant
news to those of our citizens who like
high class music and fine lecturers: The
course selected for Bamberg consists of
six numbers and will no doubt prove
most pleasing one.
NOTICE-Laundryb bills must be paid
weekly as I have to remit every Monday.
Persons having work done must pay the
collector every week when he calls:
F. w. FREE.
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