The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-05-07
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THURSDAY, MAY I, M.
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Mr.. D. J. Delk is having some ex'
tensive additions and improvements
made at his residence.
Thespring examination of teachers
will be held in the town hall on Fri
day, May 18th. See the notice.
The colored graded school closed
last week for this season. Closing
exercises were held on Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights.
Our Mr.. R. M. Bruce returned
last week from New York, where ne
was learning to operate the linotype
machine. We hope to have our ma
chine in by the 18th of this month.
You pay for errors (?) under the
old way of keeping books" A pos
sible error is instantly detected with
the McCaskey System OF keeping ac-
counts. D. A. KINARD & Co.
The base ball team Of the Carlisle
Fitting School will go to Orangeburg
to-day to play two games with the
Orangeburg Collegiate Institute.
They will play this and tomorrow
afternoons.
Mr.. M. w. Brabham has moved in
to his residence, which he has just
completed out near Mr.. ]. W. Stokes;
We expect that part of town to build
up in the near future, as the lots are
very desirable.
On account of not being able to
secure the State College grounds on
Monday and Tuesday, the games be-
tween the o. C. /. and the c: F. 5.
will be postponed until next Thurs
day and Friday Orangeburg Even
ing News.
We regret very much not being
able to attend the memorial exercises
at Rivers bridge last Friday and
mingle with our many good TRENDS,
but on account Of moving into our
new building it was impossible for US
to get away.
Smoke 'tCope's Special SC. cigar.
Sold at Peoples Drug Store.
There will be an entirely new reg
istration of voters this year, and the
supervisors of registration give no
ftice in this issue of their appoint
nents at the court house. Every
voter must register this year IN or
der to, vote at the coming general
election.
When your accounts are handled
through McCaskey Register, they
cannot grow, as the grass, while you
sleep. D. A. KINARD & Co..
Rev. T. G. Herbert and family did
not come home last week, on account
of the illness of their little daughter.
Rev. S. w. Danner, pastor OF the
mill chapel, preached in the Meth,
odist church Sunday morning; and
Prot. j. C. Guilds conducted an Ep-
worth League service at night.
Smoke "Cope's Special Sc. cigar.
Sold at Peoples Drug Store.
Our Mr.. Bruce got sick while in
New York, and had to come home a
few days earlier than he expected.
He is about all right again, and we
feed sure he can operate our linotype.
He says New York is all right, but
Bamberg is good enough for him.
His many friends were glad to have
him back.
Smoke 'tCope's Special" SC. cigar.
Sold at Peoples Drug Store.
The Woman's Mission Society of
Bethesda church, between Bamberg
and Ehrhardt, will give a penny
birthday picnic on Saturday, May
2Sd instant. The public is cordially
invited to attend and bring well fill
ed baskets. All present are request
ed to give one cent for each year
they are old.
4 Smoke Scopes Special SC. cigar.
Sold at Peoples Drug Store.
The Orangeburgd district conference
will hold its forty-second session in
the Branchville Methodist church,
beginning Wednesday night, May
18th. The opening sermon will be
preached by Rev. T. G. Herbert, of
Bamberg. The delegates from the
Bamberg church are H. G. Folk and
IA. w. Knight.
Smoke "Cope's Special Sc. cigar.
Sold at Peoples Drug Store.
Little Richard, son of Mrs. Mary
.Quattlebaum, died at her home in
this city last Saturday after an i'll
ness of about q week. The little one
was about one year old, and was q
bright, handsome child. The burial
took place Saturday afternoon at the
Cleckley burying ground in Orange
burg county near Cope.
Our McCaskey account system is
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