The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1908-07-02


concert at the opera house Friday
) eEening, July 3rd. Admission loc.
25c., and 35c.
Quite a crowd from here went to
Orangeburg tuesday afternoon &c
see the game of base ball between
Orangeburg and Sumter.
There was a good crowd of prom
iaent people from different sections
of the county in the city last Satur-
day attending the campaign meeting,
You don't have to ask us for a
statement of your account which you
cant understand. You already know
D. A. KINARD & co.
The Bamberg Guards returned last
Saturday night from the encampment
ON Sullivan's Island. The boys had
d nice coat of tan on their faces but
appeared to have enjoyed the trip.
. Phe Bamberg Banking Company
and the Peoples Bank will both oo'
serve the Fourth of July, which date
falls on Saturday of this week. Nc
business will be transacted on that
day.
The first county campaign meeting
,Sis to be held at Denmark on Wednes.
: day, July 18th. Candidates must fiie
their pledges and pay their assess
ETaent to the county chairman before
that date.
H is rumored that Capt. w. r,
Might, now magistrate at this place
VIII be candidate for the leg1sla.
sture in the coming primary. He Will
not stand fer reelection as mag1s'
sstrate in any event.
New lot shirts and collars at W. D.
Rhoad's.
y Remember the scholarship exam
inations in this city tomorrow (Fri-
day Scholarships are to be award
ed at Winthrop, Clemson, the Col
Iege of Charleston, and the Un1ver-
sity of South Carolina. :
1 Be sure and go to the musical con-
cert Friday evening at the opera
house. Admission 15c., 25c., and 35c.
Charlie Rentz made such fine. rec
ord with the Orangeburg base ball
team that he is now playing regular
sly with that aggregation. We be-
iieye he will make good. He is a
sfine boy and we wish him success.
If you deal with us you don't have
sto ask from time to time about your
account. You know, and in your aD-
sence it can't grow.
- D. A. KINARD & co.
Mr. Jno. H. Cope has installed a
system of water works in his resi-
dence, as also has Mr.. Fl. j. Brabham.
Mr. Cope uses an electric motor 20
pump water into an elevated TANK
sbut MIR. ;Brabham gets the pressure
from his artesian we'll.
Al penny pass book was in. keeping
with the times when fires were light
sed with flint and punk. The McCas-
key accounting system and the elec-
sstric heater are of this age:
- D. A. KINARD & co.
The friends of Miss Mamie Con-
nor will be glad to know that, al
though still critically ill, she is CON
sidered slightly better. Another
nurse, Miss Marshall, of Charleston
was summoned Monday, and it is
Hoped that she will be soon well
again. .-Branchville Journal.
Be,sure and attend the musical con-
cert at the opera house Friday eve
ming. 15c., Csc, and 35c.
@ Next Monday is the first Monday
but there are no official sales to be
made. The county board of com
missioners will hold regular quar-
terly meeting, at which cotton weigh
ers for the coming season will be
elected. Weighers will be elected
for Bamberg, Denmark and Olar.
Use Insect-I-Cide for bed bugs
feas, MOTHS reaches, and CHECKER
lice. Sold at Peoples Drug co.
Saturday is the glorious fourth
The day which marks the beginning
of American independence will bt
! celebrated in great shape elsewhere
but there will be no observance il
Bamberg. Only the banks, dispen
sary, and post Office will be closed
The Bessinger reunion will be helt
at Spring Branch Church, and NJ
doubt a large crowd will be present
Hair rolls and ribbon combs, the lates
styles, at W. D. Rhoad's.
Charlie Rentz pitched for Orange
burg in a game against Rock Hill
last Wednesday. The Orangeburs
correspondence of the State says
'tCharlie Rentz, a Bamberg boy
made his debut in professional cir
cles' this afternoon and made good
He struck out II, walked none
yielded but six hits and came up t.
the scratch with the stick He fam
ed the mighty Gunter thrice.
Use Insect-I-Cide for bed bugs
f1eas, moths, reaches, and CHECKER
Jice Sold at PEOPLES Drug Co.