The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-07-09
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

Brief Items or interest 1HfouSiio"o
the Town and County.
Use Insecs-I-Cide for bed bugs.
leas. moths, reaches, and chicken
lice. Sold at Peoples Drug co.
The fourth of July was celebrated
by a number of picncs in this com
munity. The banks and post once
were closed.
Monday was salesday, but there
were few people from the country
in town. They are too busy looking
after their crops.
We understand that the Baptist
congregation will soon commence the
erection of a parsonage on their lou
on Carlisle street.
You take no chances when entrust-
ing your accounts to us. we handle
them with the McCaskey system:
D. A. KINARD & co.
The summer school for the teach
ers of Bamberg, Barnwell, and Aiken
counties will be held at Aiken, begin
ming next Monday, the 18th. 1t will
continue until the 31st.
The stock of groceries of the late
b. S. Harrison was sold at auction
last Friday, and was bought by Mr..
s. Harrison, who will continue the
business at the same stand.
The first campaign meeting for the
county is to be held at Denmark next
Wednesday, the 18th. II you want
to run for Office, you must tlle your
pledge before this meeting.
3 We drove through the country
from Blackville to Bamberg last Fri
day aftrnoon, and we never saw inner
crops as q rule. Marlboro Will nave
to do mighty well to beat the crops
we saw.
The small boys of Orangeburg
piayed three games of base ball here
last Thursday and Friday against
the small boys of Bamberg. The
Orangburg boys won one out OF the
three games.
The Citadel scholarship examina-
ton will give some young man m
this county fine opportunity to OBJ
tain a good education. We hope to
see a number of bright boys try for
this scholarship.
The July term of court opened here
last Monday morning, Judge Robert
sAIdrich presiding, but the opening
was only fornality. No business
was transacted and the court merely
opened and closed.
Use Insect-I-Cide for bed bugs,
sieas, moths, reaches, and chicken
lice. Sold at Peoples Drug GO.
A beautiful line of pictures just
received at The Herald Book Store.
They are beauties, and very cheap.
Prices from 10 cents to $500. They
mnst be seen to be appreciated.
Come in and let US show them. Also
some pretty frames.
When we trust you we must have
some assurance of your respons1Dlll-
ty. When you trust us you have a
right to like protection-it's only
fair. The McCaskey system we en-
ploy guarantees that.
D. "A. KINARD & co.
The Bamberg Herald is issued un-
der difficulties this week. Sickness
has interfered with our force, and
the editor does not feel much like
working after last weeks enjoyment
of the hospitality of the good people
of Gahney. We need week or two
to rest up.
s See the advertisement in this issue
Sof scholarship at the Citadel. A va
cancy exists in Bamberg county, and
this is a most excellent opportunity
for some young man to obtain an
education. The scholarship is worth
$500 a year. We hope there will be
number of contestants.
s Mr.. E. H. Hall has resigned as a
member of the county board of edu-
cation, as he has left the county, and
Mr.. J. H.\A Carter has been appoint
ed to fill the vacancy. Mr.. M. w.
Brabham has also resigned from the
board, and Hon. S. G. Mayfeld has
been appointed to succeed him.
y Use Insect-I-Cide for bed bugs,
heas, moths, reaches, and chicken
lice. Sold at Peoples Drug Co.
The annual advertisement of Prof.
w. S. Peterson's school, the Orange
burg Collegiate Institute, appears IN
this issue. The past session has
been very prosperous, the enrolment
having been 220 students. II you
are going away to school, write Prof.
Peterson for copy of his handsome
new catalogue.
With. our McCaskey system, we do
not have to dog you all around town
with a long dun on the first of each
month, you know your account, you
can voluntarily call and settle it with
no loss of time.
D. A. KINARD & co.
Governor Ansel has acted favora-
bly, on the report of the board OF
pardons as to a pardon for JEFF. j.
Hughes. He has issued a pardon,
effective the 17th Of September next:
: Clerk of Court C. 3. Free received
notice to this effect yesterday morn