The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1907-07-11
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Thursday, July II, 1907
Short Locals.

ltiC vi olISCUO1S ooiASSAe'So AAASeASNS>
in this issue.
B. w. Miley, Esq, was elected at
torney for the county dispensary
board some time ago at salary OF
500 year.
J. M. Mckenzie has applied to
Probate Judge Geo. P. Harmon for
letters of administration on the es-
tate of his father, ]. c. Mckenzie.
Mr.. M. Mckenzie who was elect
ed dispenser at Ehrhardt, to succeed
his father, the late J. G. Mckenzie,
has declined the position.
MIR. E. F. Mcmillan sent US an al
most grown cotton boil, yesterday
morning. He has twenty acres Of
cotton which is full of bolls.
Don't forget the cotton association
meeting in the court house here to-
morrow (Friday.) Messrs. Smith,
Weston, and Hyatt will be present
and make addresses.
The dispensary at Ehrhardt has
been closed since the death of Dis
penser J. C. Mckenzie, but the coun-
ty dispensary board will elect a dis
penser as soon as possible.
In another column Mr.. J. w.
Barnes offers for sale twenty fine
mules, some of them being large
timber mules, and two fine horses,
all for cash or on easy terms.
It is said that the dispensary cleo
ton for this county will be held
about the middle of August. I'm
der the law the county supervisor
must give thirty days notice of the
election.
Five pounds Huyler's given away
every week at Hoffman's.
In another column the county dis
pensary board advertises for bids
and samples for the purchase of
! LIQUORS for the second quarter. The
bids must be sent in not later than
August 10th.
Bamberg's share of the dispensary
profits for the past three months
amounts to S657.56, a little over
$500 a month. The money was badly
needed at this time, as the city treas
ury is sadly depleted.
$4,000 parasol given away at Hoff-
mans Sept. 1st.
See D. J. Delk's new advertise.
ment. He has lately installed a lot OF
new machinery, and is now prepared
to do all kinds of pipe work. He also
carries stock of engine supplies,
fittings, etc. Delk is enterprising
and up-to-date.
The time for paying street tax has
been extended until the 18th instant.
After that date the penalty will sure
" be added. Pay A. M. Brabham,
clerk and treasurer, before that date.
You can find him at the store of G. K.
Brabham & Sons:
The most important piece of news
to the Edgefeld people that The Ad-
yertiser has contained in some time is
that DIR. C.. E. Burts will remain in
Edgefeld. The Macon church has
allowed him to withdraw his accep-
tance of the call to that church,
Edgefeld Advertiser.
Go to Hooton' and get a cool dress
for these warm days.
Several people in town have order
ed electric fans for use during this
hot weather. We are glad to see
that Bamberg folks appreciate COM
fort. If the plant can get sufficient
patronage, a day current will be put
on. and every fan put in makes a
day current more of possibility.
b Hoffman is giving two free trips
to the Jamestown Exposition Sept.
10th.
At a meeting of Bamberg lodge,
Knights of Phythias, last Monday eve
ming the electric fans were used for
the first time and added much to the
comfort of the members, as the eve
ming was very warm. The members
who have been staying away can now
come to the lodge and keep cool.
50 inch Panama, the S1.00 kind, for
a few days at IS cents.
Friday, July 18th, is the day OF the
meeting of the cotton association
here. President E. D. Smith, and
Messrs. F. H. Hyatt and F. H: Wes-
ton will be present and make ad-
dresses. Every farmer and business
man in the county should be present:
The meeting will be held in the court
house.
twenty-five cigars given away
every Saturday night at Hoffman's.
MIR. J. w. Barnes, one of the fine
farmers of Orangeburg county, was
in the city Tuesday. He says his
crop is poor this year. He has re-
Gently completed handsome new
residence, in which he has installed
a modern system Of water works and
all the other conveniences enjoyed
by dwellers in the cities.
so inch Panama, the S1.25 kind, for