The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-03-12
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THURSDAY, MARCH Il, 1905.


S1L IStSOIIaUlS pA1SSo. wv tA11A. AN.SAA
if you need some good cow food. Ap-
ply at residence
WANTED.-To buy a secondhand
grain thresher and separator. Must
be in good order and cheap.
D. R. MATTHEW, Bamberg, S. &.
How about your spring advertis-
ing, MIR. Merchant? You should put
an ad. in The Herald if you want to
reach the people who have money to
spend.
Mr.. B. D. Carter, who has recently
graduated at Clemson college, is now
making his home in this city: He is
reading law in the office of his broth
5er, j. F. Carter, Esq.
Remember that on April 1st we will
seut off all subscribers who are not
spaid in advance. There are only
q few of these, so look at your label
and see how you stand.
"A subscriber remitting for The
Herald says: 81 can't do without my
old home paper. I look forward to
receiving it with as much pleasure as
/ do a letter from home
Long gloves, silk or Isle, in popu-
lar colors, at E. A. Hooton's.
= J. R. Hamilton, j. B. Williams, Sr.,
Abe Pearlstine and Harvey Baxter
have been summoned to Bamberg as
witnessesjp the case of the State VS..
j. J. England. .-Branchville Journal.
For SALE Complete single ma
chine, saws, gummen etc. Same used
only three months. Price $275.W.
Address David E. Pifer, Olar, S. G.
Judge Prince will lecture in the
Fitting School chapel Friday evening
at 8 o'clock, on some topic of general
educational interest. The public is
cordially invited to attend. Admis-
sion free.
You will find complete line laces
IN match sets at Hooton's.
We had regular summer weather
for a few days last and this week, but
It has now turned off cool again.
Some of the peach trees are in bloom,
however, and it looks like it will be
goodbye fruit again this year.
Hon. Calvin w. Garris, member
.of the legislature from Bamberg
county, and one of our foremost men
in politics and business, was in town
Thursday night. -Walterboro Press
and Standard.
For SALE.-Two horses, two one
horse wagons, and one buggy. Will
be sold cheap. Apply to M. D..
sCoRLEY, at the Brown place.
Hard times and the panic seem not
so be affecting the city of Orange
burg. A new bank with a capital
stock of $50, 600 is to be organized in
that city. This will make the sixth
bank over there.
Il have the finest Barred Plymouth
Rocks that / have had in twelve years
experience. Eggs at $3.50 for Is
from either yard.
j. M. STEADMAN,
St. George, S. c.
Mr.. II. G.. Sheridan's family moved
Monday into MIR. w. E. Spann's re-
;gidence. MIR. II. J. Brabham, Jr.,
will move into the house vacated by
Mr.. Sheridan, and Mr.. J. A. Wyman
will move into his house, which has
been occupied by Mr.. >Brabham.
For SALE.-Fine lot pointer pup
pies from fast parents, good retriev-
ers, well bred stock. Will sell cheap.
L. L. CHARTRAND, Bamberg.
Efforts will he made to do away
with the summer term of court in
this county if possible. Our county
supervisor is trying to reduce ex-
penses in every way possible, and it
the July term of court is not held,
this item alone will be saving Of
several hundred dollars.
Remember, ''Suesine Silk" is the
new thing, and Hooton has it.
An interesting meeting of Bam-
berg lodge, Knights of. Pythias, was
held Monday evening, at which the
ranks of Page, Esquire and Knight
were conferred. The brethren were
indeed glad to have present Mr.. J. F.
Byrnes, q member of Aiken lodge,
who made an interesting address.
Two negroes we're arrested in
Hawkinsville, Ga, last Thursday,
charged with the murder of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Hart. One of the ne
groes confessed and said the motive
for the crime was robbery. During
the day the negroes were taken from
the county Jail by a mob and carried
out of town and hanged to a tree.
Their bodies were then cut down and
burned.