The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-06-27
Honey at Moye's.

The colored Methodist church not
has electric lights.
The ice men are doing a rushing
business these hot days.
Thelatest news from Bishop Capers
is that he is some better but not out
of danger yet.
Mr.. S. w. johnson is rebuilding
his sample rooms in rear of his hotel.
The building is of brick.
The voting contests at the soda
fountains are creating much interest
among the young people.
H. M. Graham. real estate agent,
has for sale stock in the oil mill to
the amount of SIG, 800. See him If
you want to buy some.
DR.. J. P. OFT is repairing his store
next to The Herald office, getting it
ready for merchant who will move
here from Georgetown.
The electric lines have recently
been extended out to G. Frank Bam--
berg's handsome new residence, and
it is now lighted by electricity.
Mr.. A. Sidney Hartzog, formerly
of this town, but now of Greenwood,
was defeated in his race for the legis-
lature in that county last week.
1000 matches for SC. Moye's.
The county supervisor is sgetting af-
fairs in shape for the annual settle
ment with the comptroller general,
which is to take place next week.
Much favorable comment is heard
on the improved appearance Of the
court house square since the fountain
was erected and lawn grass put out.
For your next dessert, ring Moye
for one quart, half gallon. or one
gallon of Conida's ice cream from
Savannah, Ga. We get shipment
every day.
The annual Sunday-school picnic
of St. Johns church will be held at
the church next Thursday, July 9TH.
J. F. Carter, Esq, of this city will
make an address.
Charleston is getting to be quite a
convention city. The bankers of the
State are in session there this week,
and it goes without saying that they
will be treated royalty.
The interior of the court house is
not being kept as it should be, but
the officials are not to blame. 1t is
the general public who spit tobacco
Juice on the floor and scribble on the
walls
Fresh honey. at Moye's.
Auditor Wise will be out of town
three or four days this week, check
ing up the books of the cotton oil
mill, at Bamberg. During his absence
the auditors office will be closed. -
Aiken Journal and Reveiw.
Adam Boatwright, a colored man
who lives on Mr.. E. C. Bruce's plan
tation just across Lemon Swamp,
brought us a cotton blossom last
Saturday afternoon. Boatwright says
he had blossoms on the Monday
before.
The ladies wish bids for the wood
en- fence around the old cemetery.
It will be sold cheap. 1t is nice
picket fence, and much of it is in
good condition. Bids may be filed
with Mrs. ]. D. Copeland or Miss
Carrie Bamberg.
Mayor Hair believes in putting
heavy fines on offenders who come
before him. He is right, too. Heavy
fines laid on those who violate the
law will DO much towards preventing
a repetition of the offenses. A fel-
low is apt to remember it when a
heavy fine is put on him, and he will
not be so quick to transgress again.
Through the good work of Mrs. j.
D. Copeland and Miss Carrie Bam-
berg, a handsome iron fence has been
purchased for the old cemetery. The
money for this purpose was sub
scribed by those who have their dead
buried there. The Masonic lodge
also contributed $500 to the fund,
and possibly other citizens subscribed
as well. The fence has arrived, and
will be placed in position at once.