The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-02-06
Thr Bamthrrg Nrralh
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, 1908.
Short Locals.

Short Locals.
Look at our honor roll if you want
to see what paper has the circulation.
Advertising in The Bamberg Her.
aid surely pays. Ask those who have
tried it.
3. A few odds and ends in shoes very
cheap. See them for bargains at w.
D. Rhoad's.
The Bamberg Herald hopes to move
into it's new building about the 18th
of next month.
The general assembly was. not in
session last Saturday, and our senator
and representatives spent from Satur-
day to Monday at home.
The members Of the Bamberg
Guards are requested to meet at the
armory on Thursday evening at 8
O'Clock. j. F. FOLK, Captain.
See the new ad. of A. M. Brabham
in this issue. He represents reliable
old line fireinsdrance companies and
solicits share of your business.
Mr.. J.J. Hughes and family left
last Saturday for Union, their future
home. The best wishes of their
many Bamberg friends 60 with them.
If the s'Two Friends will return
the locket found on Fitting School
campus, no questions will be asked.
IF not returned will expose the letter
written by them. E. DICKINSON.
Prof. ]. C. Guilds, of the Carlisle
Fitting School at Bamberg, delivered
two very excellent addresses IN the
Barnwell Methodist church on Sum
day morning and devening. g.-Barnwell
People.
The Bamberg Herald believes it has
the largest circulation Of any news
paper in this section, outside OF the
Orangeburg paper. Certainly we
have the best paying lot of subscrlb-
sers.
I The Bamberg Guards will be in
pected by the adjutant general on
Thursday, March 10Th. 1t is to be
hoped the company will pass inspec-
ton this time, so that military Or
sanitation can be maintained in Bam-
berg.
Remember that we will cut off our
list on April 1st all subscribers who
have not paidin advance. There are
only a few, however, but we will run
the cash-in-advance system strictly
and discontinue papers promptly at
expiration of time paid for.
Messrs. Clarence and-E E, F. Free,
with their mother, have moved into
the house of Mr.. j. j. Hughes, on
lower Main Street. Mr.. S. A. Hand
and family have moved into the house
of Mr.. A. H.. Bruce, vacated by the
Frees, on New Bridge street.
The article in another column in
reference to Representative Croft, OF
Aiken, which we clip from the Co.
;lumbia State, will have local inter
est, as Representative Miley is the
attorney for the county board of con-
troll of Bamberg, at salary OF $lOO
"a year.
When you select your farm you
plant the best land. Why not in buy
ing flour get the best? I have it
cheap. "Pansy." w. D. RHoAD.
An advertiser in town told us a few
days ago that he had received orders
from several towns in this section,
and the strange part of it was all his
customers said they saw his ad. in
The Bamberg Herald. He seemed
surprised that our circulation extend
ed over 50 much territory.
No doubt there will be something
doing in the way of constructing the
'Bamberg, Ehrhardt & Walterboro
Railroad after Mr.. Garris gets the
new charter. Bamberg needs this
railroad, and we trust earnest efforts
will be made to build it as soon as
the charter is in proper shape.
You are due yourself and family
while money is so scarce to make
every dollar spent count. l only DO
q cash business. See me before buy
.;np w. D. RHOAD.
Monday the Master sold thirty.
seven acres of Jland in the case of
Maria Singleton VS.. Mamie Bowling.
it was bid in by the parties in inter-
est for $4,000. The several tracts
advertised in the case Of Kearse VS..
Hendersonwere not sold, as the mat
ter was settled before the day of
sale. "
Bro. A. J. Foster is now the happy
pastor of the Allendale Baptist
church. He was pastor of the Bam-
berg church for several years where
he was very highly esteemed and
where he did excellent work. He has