The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-03-09
Usre Banthf&:g Hrralh
Thursday, March 9, 1911.
SHORT LOCALS.
Brief Items of Interest Throughout
the Town and County.

the Town and County.
No attention is paid to anonymous
communications received at this
Office.
Spring is coming, and the wise
merchant plants a spring ADVERTISE
ment early.
The Bamberg Guards were inspect
ed here last Friday by Adjutant and
Inspector General W. w. Moore.
Clerk of Court Free says about
40 notaries public have already reg
istered at his Office and still they
come.
Frankly, now, we do not know OF
any expenditure of one dollar that
will bring such returns as a years
subscription to The Bamberg Herald.
Mr.. E. Bart Price has returned to
the city and has charge of the busi-
ness of Mr.. L. c. Price for the pres
ent. We are glad to welcome Bart
back to Bamberg.
The Herald acknowledges contri-
button of $500 for the Confederate
monument fund from Mr.. G. E.
Kearse, of the Ehrhardt section. Let
others send in a contribution.
At a meeting of city council Tues
day afternoon, $1,000 was pledged
by that body to the railroad from this
place to Ehrhardt. Right of way was
also granted through one of the
streets of the town.
We call attention to the display ad.
of Mr.. G. A. Lucas, the piano man,
in this issue. In addition to the line
line of pianos already handled by
him, he has recently taken on the
famous Stultz & Bauer.
The host of friends of Hon. ]. 0
Patterson were delighted to see him
out on the streets Monday. Mr.. Pat
terson has been regaining his former
good health and strength very rapid
" of late.-Barnwell Sentinel.
Mr.. w. D. Coleman, who is now
freight clerk at the depot, will ac-
scept the position of bookkeeper at
Bamberg Banking Company April
1st, he taking the position made va
cant by the resignation of Miss Myra
Hooton.
The Herald job Office does the neat
est printing of any concern in this
section, in fact our work is as good as
you can get anywhere. If you are
not satisfied with the quality of the
work you have been getting, let US
show you what real printing is.
The court of common pleas con-
syened yesterday morning, when civil
cases were to be tried, but no cases
were ready, so court was adjourned
until this morning. The criminal
court adjourned Tuesday about noon,
and the court was occupied Tuesday
afternoon with ORDERS etc.
Chief of Police S. A. Hand arrest
ed a negro named Tom Johnson here
last Saturday night. He is wanted by
the sheriff of Orangeburg county on
the charge of stealing shoes out of
store in Orangeburg. Chief Hand
turned the negro over to Sheriff
Hunter and he was lodged in jail.
The sixth annual meeting of the
Peoples Building and Loan Associa-
tion was held Tuesday afternoon. The
financial report of the institution was
read and showed the affairs in good
shape. The seme directors and Off
GERS were reelected. The association
will wind up in eight months it is
stated.
"O'Riley is coming"
Our friends throughout the county
are reminded that we always have
space for news letters and would be
glad to hear from every section Of
the county. Nothing puts the people
sof county so much in touch with
each other as news letters telling of
happenings in the various sections.
Keep your community before the
public and let it be known that there
is something doing.
"O'Riley is coming"
A community torn by dissensions,
rent asunder by strife and conten-
tion-the people ready always to fly
at each others throats on account of
rivalry and petty jealousies-can
never hope to succeed. The univer-
sal brotherhood of man is constant
ly deferred and the end of time will
appear before this great desideratum
can be brought about, unless man
shall be brought to the realization