The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1909-04-01
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Thursday, April l, 1909
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

alderman.
See the new ad of Mrs. E. P. Cope
land in this issue.
Read the advertisements in The
Herald. 1t will pay you.
So far we have heard of little dam
age done to oats By the flies.
Mr.. T. A. Green, of Spartanburg,
is spending a few days in the city
this week.
We would be glad to have news
letters from every section OF the
county every week.
Fine weather we are having now,
and the farmers are busy getting
ready for this years crop.
Numbers of people in Bamberg
county are liable to the income tax,
but they haven't been paying any.
April magazines are in at The
Herald Book Store. Come in and
get them, as they are going fast.
Call at The Herald Office and leave
your subscription to the monument
for the women of the Confederacy.
The new individual communion
service for Trinity Methodist church
has arrived, and will be used next
Sunday.
Has city council repealed the ordl-
nance requiring dogs to be muzzled!
We see plenty of dogs around the
streets unmuzzled.
Read the new ad. of E. A. Hooton
in this issue. He has full line OF
ladies' goods, and can please IN
quality and price.
Work is going on rapidly at the
oil mill. The ginnery is the first
building to be erected, and it will be
completed in a short time.
See the new ad. of R. J. Horne &
Co., of Augusta, in this issue. They
carry full line of building material
of all kinds, and want your orders.
Write them for prices.
See the advertisement of the Ed
isonia Amusement Co. in this issue.
They will appear in Bamberg one
night only, April 14th. They will
also show at Ehrhardt April 18th.
The Summerton and Denmark
base ball teams played a game at
Denmark Monday afternoon, and
Denmark won by score of 3 to 2.
Several from Bamberg went up to
attend the game.
Beautiful line belts, betting and
buckles at w. D. Rhoad's.
A Subscriber remarked to us few
days ago that he did not see how we
could print such paper as The
Herald for only one dollar a year,
and we had to confess that we were
not getting to be millionaire at
it.
= The second quarterly conference
of Trinity Methodist church and the
mill chapel will be held here April
1926. The second quarterly con-
ference of the Denmark charge will
be held April .21-25, during the dis
trict conference.
Mr.. J. D. Fielder announces him
self. in this issue as candidate for
mayor. This makes two candidates
in the field. Mr.. Fielder was former
ly a member of council, is popular
and progressive, and will no doubt
be strong factor in the race.
AS will be seen by the notice IN
another column, the memorial meet
ing at Rivers Bridge will take place
Thursday, April 29th. Hon. NJ. L.
Smith, of Camden, will be the ora
tor of the day. He is most elo-
auent speaker, and those who attend
may expect something fine.
Mr.. S. w. Clayton, of the Colston
section, told us a few days ago that
some months ago he had COW bit
ten by a mad dog, ald recently a
fine brood SOW of his was bitten by a
mad dog. Both COW and hog died,
which was a heavy loss on Mr.. Clay
ton through no fault of his own.
In remitting for his paper, our
good friend, Jno. J. Hughes, who is
now living in Union, writes that we
look forward eagerly to the coming
of The Herald and feel that we could
not do without il" We are glad to
know that Mr. Hughes is doing nicely
in his new home, and his many
friends here will be pleased to know
it.
The board of public works has
purchased an expensive machine for
CSSC1QS HSlSIS. IL any SooeohANA
thinks his meter is wrong, all you
have to do is to notify NJ. Lovejoy,
the superintendent, and he will test
it for you and adjust it If needed.
Don't complain when your llg MT Dill
comes in about your meter being in
accurate, but see Mr.. LcveJoy and
have it tested.
Mems, boys and girls outing hats.
Strong line. w. u. HHOAD.
1t will be pleasant information to
the many friends and well-wishers OF
this newspaper to know that the cash
receipts of our Office for the month
of January were much larger than
any month in the history of the
business. We are indeed glad to say
that our business is increasing all the
time. We hope to merit still larger
patronage in the days to come, and
we expect to get this increase solely
on the ground of merit and good ser
vice.
HTnGE IT T. MACKEY ILL.,