The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-06-25
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.
Mr.. G. w. Garland announces his
candidacy for Probate Judge in this
issue. See his card.
Go to the court house next Satur-
day and hear the candidates speak.
That is if you want to.
Mr.. H. H. Copeland is attending
the encampment on Sullivans Island,
he being battalion adjutant.
See the new ad. of C. H. Dorsett in
this issue. If you want to buy lot
at Denmark, drop him postal.
Kindly watch the date on the la
bel of your paper, and renew your
subscription promptly when it ex-
pires.
Mr.. A. NJ. Brabham played on the
Orangeburg base ball team Monday
afternoon in their game against
Rock Hill.
The ladies are needing the request
of Mr.. Herbert, and do not wear
their hats to the evening service at
the Methodist church.
e. Frank Bamberg and a party
went over to Orangeburg Monday
afternoon in his touring car to see
the base ball game.
DR.. Geo. F.. Hair and Mr.. c. W.
Rentz attended the trial of the Bill
ings damage suit against the Char
Iotte Observer at Wentworth, N. G.,
last week. They went as witnesses.
Messrs. W. P. Riley and H. H.
Copeland have moved into DR.. J. P.
Otis residence on Railroad Avenue,
and Mr.. H. M. Graham has moved
into the Fitting School cottage va
Gated by Mr.. Riley.
The State campaigners are to be
in Bamberg next Saturday, the 9th,
that is, the candidates for governor
and other State Offices. They will ad-
dress the voters of the county in the
court house at 11-o'clock.
@ II you are in a hurry or tired, but
want to settle your account, there ls
30 long waiting for US to check up
and post books. You can settle as
quickly as you buy cigar.
D. A. KINARD & co.
See the large ad. of the South Car
pIina Co-Educational Institute in this
issue. This school offers exceptional
advantages to students, and has al
ways enjoyed fine patronage from
this county. Write for a catalogue.
The scholarship and entrance ex-
aminations for Winthrop, Clemson
College, and the College OF Charles
ton are to be held here Friday OF
next week, July 3rd. There should
he number of contestants for these
scholarships.
A number of young men and
young women are preparing them
eelYes for the scholarship examina-
tioEs of Clemson and Winthrop Col
slexe, and it is likely that there will
be large lot of contestants for
these scholarships.
The Herald Book Store has the
shandsomest line of box paper and
tablets ever brought to Bamberg.
The ladies especially are invited to
call and see the latest shapes in fine
papers. Fine paper
put up in tablets, new shapes, with
envelopes to match.
There can be no "Shenanigan"
when your accounts are handled
through the McCaskey Account Reg
lister. Some merchants don't want
them. We do.
D. A. KINARD & co.
At a meeting of Bamberg lodge
knights, of Pythias, last Monday eve
A1ng, it was decided to purchase a
Stereopticon and slides for illustra
ting the lectures of the degrees. This
will make the initiation ceremonies
a great deal more impressive and in
:teresting.
Mr.. D. H. Marchant, .Jr., suffered
a very painful accident in Bamberg
ON last Monday Mr.. Marchant was
In that place on business, and while
engaged in taking a piano from
wagon, he fell and had his left arm
badly sprained and partly fractured.
Orangeburg Evening News.
Mr.. Clyde Tongue, of Barnwell,
writes us that his father, Rev. r.
A. Yongue, has been suffering all
the year with mals.rial fever, and has
broken down completely. His ply
sician has ordered him to go to
Glenn Springs for months rest,
and he will leave in few days.
S5 Honest, now, Mr.. Customer, is it
not a source of satisfaction to you to
be able to tell at a glance, at home,
just how your account looks at your
merchant?
D. A. KINARD & co.
Mr.. J. D. Copeland, Jr., made a
trip down in the Ehrhardt section
last week. He reports the crops
down there as being very pretty,
Mr.. G. w. Hughes and Mr.. J. T. Car
ter having especially fine cotton.
Many others have nice crops as well.
The present outlook is very promis-
ing.
We wish some of our friends who
owe us money would come in and set
tie, so that we can attend the press
meeting at Gaffney. The chances for
our attending at this writing look
mighty slim. If they knew how
much we desired to go, we believe