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The Ordway new era., 1912-11-08
Young Peoples Rally

Rev. William J. Sly. state -uperin
tcndcnt OF young peoples work. will
preach at the Baptist church Sunday
morning at the regular service hour
and will conduct a young peoples rally
in the evening. Special services will
be held Monday and Tuesday even.
ings. Every body invited.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-08
Change in Management

Phil Il. Patrick has purchased the
interest of his partner, q. c. Cash, In
the Princess theater and is now sole
proprietor. He is at present under
the weather and Gunter Patrick and
wife are running the theater.
The Ordway new era., 1912-11-08

Wins by Narrow Margin
Of 27---State Is Democratic by
30,000--- Republicans Lose
Nation by a Big Majority

The long pull is over and the American people have
to constable All other parties were overwhelmed by
tidal wave of Democratic votes that swept the Princeton
schoolmaster and his Hoosier running into office.
The most absorbing interest this section centered in
the county-sea proposition The three aspants worked
hard to obtain the honor but that the location
settled there be general tendency bury the
hatche and all pull together which is the only spirit that
will make this prosperous county. The unofficial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
LOCAL PLAYERS
STAR IN MEET
WHEELING TENNIS Players COP
MANY EvENrs.
Mathisor Was Only Man Prom This
City TO Lose In Mems Singles
Yesterday.

Sp,ei1l Dispatch % The IntelIirencer.
FARkERSRTRG. " Va. Aux Is
Wheeling made the best showing of
any CITY lu tA- state az the eighth an-
nunl West NirginIa Chan piouship Ten
MS Tournament which opened At tha
iarkcrshurg Country club Courts To-
day There Were thirty-fve entries
IN all Tor the tournament fourteen OF
htcl we're from Wheeling The fret
city players did well ia the first round
"f Mems singles. which however was
NOT completed due 20 three heavy show
ers "f rain which put the courts out
OF commission.
Tonight the visiting players and
ladies' including quite a number from
Wheeling were the honor guests az A
dance given az the country club. The
dfr wings in doubles VIII occur Tues
90 today s. program postponed becaus.
90 rain Following were today's
scores.
Cummings % Wheeling defeated
Williams OF Parkersburg. 60. 60.
Bowie OF Wheeling defeated Weaver
OF Noundsville. 60. 81.
Ebb"rt of Wheeling defeated Haw-
kinH 81 Tarkersburg. rs. IS
Fr1lE OF Wheeling defeated Fleming
or Fairmont. %. GO.
ShreW siurv ~ Parkersburg defeat
Cd Garrett ~ New Martinsville. 81.
Hall ~ Tsrkersburg defeated Foe
ter ~ Ferrshoro. ga. f-l
White OF Farkcrsburg defeated Long
Of 'ha~ieHton. 81. 60
J.. Morris ~ Parkersburg defeated
Mathisnn ~ Wheeling so. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

With thirty persons dead and hun
dreds % prustration cases filling the
wards % the various city hospitals as
result ~ he worst hot wave New
YORK. has suffered Ia years. the PEG
pie 81 The metropolis are daily pray
irE Tor cessation Of the humidity.
shlch IN causlns such intense miscry
among The poorer classes In me up-
rer photograph Neu York young
Scr is shown Kindly swing n hooaf-
f"f. nr .| f.t rrtr.r rri-r.
ing founfairs uh.-r aro The most pop-
NIH ma .
Al phofrrraFr nf severe tatIes sleep
IrE ir Iffie hauuocks ~ ore of fts
rf rraf.nr l'rrr rr mo FaU rrer
orc RI ffr places utrre urfhers %
fr Easf -fr wfr frer iufar.s a.
fssElrs rffrrf f-rr rte rrIr.-s hat
n fte r-oslaI trr.rf.f districts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
VANAMAN SIGNS
FOR NEXT YEAR
NEW hAhrIHsvILLz LAD WILL
PLAY WITH ToRT WORTH.
rsIss League Beout Signs Up BAet.tOp
Yesterday 70 Play 1sTt
BeAgon.

FOLLOW ING the abbreviated game play
ed ny New Martinsville and Bridssrorf
100 the - 4 J. fseuEue yesterday after
noon on the Paien city ball PARK Van1-
~ -" htrNFfug 20 tile former team.
."t. l.f Zoo ulay next season with
the Wort Worth CLUB. in the Texas Lea
Fle TIE rr1lt signing the hncksfop.
stated thnt the lad has tie foundation
FOR big league player and predicts thst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
ERIE SAILORS DROP ONE
TO rERzE HAUrE CLUB

TERIiE HArTE. IND. Aug Ia-In-
ability 20 hit Jones' caused Erie's defeat
IN the first game or the closing series
with Terre Haute here to-day. 6 to >
Jones held the visitors to three scattered
nits- score; r "a. T..
Erie ...-....... l 0 q 90 100 /
Batterfes-Jones and Warning: Slaush-
ter and SchanG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
GAME CALLED
View nartinsvilie . Pol1ansbes oonnio.
stopped In Third Inning ~
RAN

The conflict bNwcen Foilansbee and
hrid geport yesterday afternoon az paden
,lty ball park. vas stopped In the third
stood fo ln favor - the visitors and
Loth glfchere were working effectively.
ne three remaining Eamss Will be play
% a. the New Mnrfinsvilie park one
gan VII be riayef today and two viii
b STAGED to MORROW afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
BOSTON DEFEATS THE
DETROIT TIGERS Aoaru

bOSTUN. Aug l9.-rhe Red Sox
were lucky In winning from Detroit to-
day. 70 J. Two or BostouS runs
We're made possible by Detroit errors.
a third run WIS forced IA when Wiliet
passed wagner with the bases Allied
Detroit punched four hits. including
Crawford's triple for its three runs In
the third Score:
boston .... o. o. -
Detroit - % Z % q a. a n - "a
Corriden
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

he viii have easy sailing In the Texas
League next season.
Nsnauau - IN excellent receiver. an
accurate Icggcr aad hits with regularity.
lie has been playing bang ID game for
the New Aariinsv!lle semi professional
team during this summer and VIII fiuiah
We season with the q. a y. League team
IN that city lie rot the only Mt Sc
cured - New Martnsville of Brown
pitching FOR Follansbee yesterday after
noon. the swat being for one half the
distance lie viii report 70 Fort Worth
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

y lqEFlnrt 81 fa4rmunf
Follanstec a. New Martinsvllle

Special dispatch 90 tue Infeiuxencer
FAfkMONT " Va Aus IL bridge
port made ter first appearance here to
dnf and defeated tie Fairies 8 20 4 lu
on flEff inning contest the game being
ff'iAfi tf rain The game vas ID ~ aud
rfIrss 49, required to hours o. play
AnIfN t.es up ir f.f fourth. after
etr klrE o4f three men .r t.r first lr.
nluE Al'n Fa.Oselrf Ianiey auf
to runs were made off fIr Tn~ srere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
WITH THOMAS WORKING
BRIDGEPORT ADDS ONE

Two base bite GILES. Edwards Three
base hits Reeder Home runs. Mullen.
Sacfifice ats Ailsn carroll stolen
LETT on bases Fairmont 8 BRIDGEPORT
II. First on errors Bridgeport Basea
on balls OFF Danley. 2 off J Allen. /:
9fi Thomas. ! struck hut By Danley
by Alien I, by Thomas. l. Passed
balls. Carroll Umpire. Ross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
srEELnrEH DEFEAT FORT WAYNE
WITH a SACRrPICE PLY

FORT WAYNE. Ind. Aug. IA sac
rllce Fly by Conway scored boucher m
the ninth inning. with the run which en-
nnted Youngstown To beat Fort Watne
by n score OF 20 /. Score: X II =
Youngstown OOOOOii- ?
Fort Wayne 900 Oe0OlO- ?
Batteries-Ainsworth and Miller Gold
rick and Martin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
cAHroH PTrCHR xLLows
BUT TWO RINGLES

SOUTH BEND. Ind..Aug 19-Twenty-
eight men faced Gotcheil here to-day
while errors gave Canton two runs The
score: X IL y
South Bend. .OOOOOOOOO- "a 9
Canton ........oOO 00O101- y
Kaiserling and Nebal:
Gotchcll and TeNter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
GIANTS DBYEAr TN
1T. LOUIE 0aRnYRAL1

ST. LOUIS. Aug. ls.-New York ad-
ded another game TO it's lead over
Chicago In the race for the National
league pennant by defeating ST. LOUIS
this afternoon by score OF S to 2.
New York....Os iooooI /
Crandall and Myers. SAllee and Win
go.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
BASEBALL

The Lansing team challenges the
Meilsburg Giants Tor "a game on the
Nelisburg grounds on Saturdavafter-
noon. II accepted answer through the
lutelligcncer or call Manager Fowler
ot The lansing team over National
phone Il ring q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
sP.eiai nisEstch e ;hs Inteilizencer.

Special nisrstch 20 ;he Intelligence.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug Is
out in tho eleventh inning today won
ior 1rand RAPIDS, "A game that should
have been safssd away without play
ing overume The score was s to 4
The locals apparently had the game
out OF danger In the eighth by scoring
tso: but tate. in the person OF Mike
some run for their money.
Mr. Jacobs erred in a decision at first
which gave the Smokes a new lease
triple and wild pitch enabled them
70 knot IL UP and the tie was not in
terrupted until the sun which had
t T'een IN hiains all day appeared Just In
CLARK. gunner for the visitors. was
M hard enough to insure the winning
or half dozen ordinary games Bur
this was no ordinary game. four start
iing double plays by his mates killing
many promising local chances. one
mar the hits on EsEick were secured
IN the three final frames. when ne be-
came enraeed beyond reason almost at
Jseoos bad decisions. only the most
ateri fielder averted a Wheeling vict-ry
IN the tenth when Moran after reach.
ms second on a double was cut down
az the plate. trying % score on Booes
double. 2 triple and a home run. and
ser hoenier also broke into the home
Smokes Tally.
Grand Rapids in customary hospitable
fasSion. gave the Visitors n two -
handicap risht at the call OF play. Gray
doubled, took third on a WILD pitch. while
Moran was striking out and scored or
6ooes single Booze was caught stealing.
Jansen was passed. stole second and was
oroGeht home BY Servatius' double IN
Grand Rapids got one OF these back in.
its hsif. when Tydeman hit THE first ball
flung him, out % the lot for a round
trip. One was added 10 the nome co-nt
IN the third. wren Tytemau faI ofs r-fft
a three Dagger 10 right and scored on
LeJetne nase knock after koehler was
out in bunting
Kits Scattered.
Though Grand Rapids secured one or
Two hits IN each frame. further scoring
was aNeTted until the eirhta. when ne
I ,s APPARENT made taeir lead secure
Sen Noeh!er first up drove out his first
home run HIT OF the season After g
ieune f4ew out. Hadley singled and adj
Nsnced on an inf'e.d out Scam.ck sin
SEQ. putting Has on third. Then was
registered.
Wheeling made It four alike IN the
ninth. Booe was called safe at fret on
an iufielt tap. Jansen friplef 20 center
scoring Booze. y wild pitch nut Jansen
across. although Il looked As though
Essick got him on Weeks toss Serva-
tius supplied an infte'd out and Haley
famed. Ellington doubled out Of reach
~ the crippled kroy and with one strike
on Steinhreun-r. Graham was sent I'm 10
finish striking ovt for him
Both sides hit v!ctously IN the ensuing
frame. s nIerspn's stab ~ q liner start
ing a double play. preventing the Black
SoN from winning ~ the ninth With
rvo gone In the eleventh Pfieefer got on
when Booze dropped hts rly after = hard
run Tydeman doubled 90 loft ana pfief-
ier went 70 third on the shoulders %
Anderson who blocked MS -o-tfa an tbc
way Leieuno sr7a-rsf 70 single 20 ero-f
beating the throw by a slide and pffeffer
counted TIE score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
SPORTORiALS

Manager Foil of the Akron team,
s1ys ne mas an abb Go prove why his
am - not farther UP IN the race FOR
ne lSl2 pennant 81 the Central league
rom figures II out that had Pstie
=, rms not been taken from him by IN.
N'lHinhbr team - the American A.
ruclati"n that the Akronites would be
AMONG the teams nov lowering around
que t"P or the Est There is NJ deuy-
lHs or TIE fact that Johns presenc..
would add tower Of strength 10 the
team nut on the other hand. one plav-
N"uid NOT make much difference
"Hfu a TENN "a over one hundred
FONTS from the leaders show us A
manager IN the Central who hasn't an
1Ilui ana well show you "A white blAck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
1tAndinl OF Cluns.
roday's DANES.

Erie At Terre Haute.
Wheeling az Grand Rapids
Youngstown at Fort Wayne
Akron at Dayton.
Canton at South Bend
Zanesville at Springfield
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
Standing OF Clubs.
Today's Games

Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland at Washington
Chicago AZ Philadelphia
St Louis at New York
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

me bridgeport management In the
" anu \. league o. making exfensiv,
~ t"faurns Tor boosters Day 10 be
hs!d Al the Brookside Park on Friday
~ ttrh""n ana no cost will be spared
IN Hhhlhe the dav one long 90 he re
~ hlDtIel Previous 20 the game a
tlk h'id day viii d" held IN which mem
t'tH 81 The two teams will particf-
lal'- Events pf all kinds will be held
"Nt lh.ft VIII uu doubt be a big
,f"Wd 30 attendance Manager Har~,,
T'i. mas charge ~ the arrangements
"h.'n pr sunicicnt COB warrant the base
tNlhs out % the ordinary
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

The Fulton Athletic Club challenges
the Tiltonvilie club FOR a game ~,
sunday afternoon on the Tilltonsville
sr"Lld- II accepted answer through
,.e Int iEencer or cal! 14OO-M. on the
National phone in the evenings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

he Glencoe team defeated the strong
heifnont nine sunday afternoon by TIE
SIRE ~ 10 !. The game was featured
by the all around playing OF the winning
.tall. schuffer ard OrriEon formed the
battery FOR the Belmont team and Thron
Glencoe nine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
RAIN PosrPoNEs GAME

AT Springfield. acknowledgements
rain NJ Dayton Dayfon-Akron rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

Today's 0Amso
Brooklyn at Pittsburg
New York at 81. Louas-
Boston at Ctnci pnAti.
Philadelphia at Chfcaeo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

ne Glencoe team challenges the r p
G!assuers OF Bellaire for a game Sunaax,
a'fFrnpon on the Glencoe grounds II
accepted answer through the Intelligen-
el OF call the manager OF the Glencoe
ieam over the Rcll phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
LENGTHY SESSION ENDS
IN FAVOR OF BLACK SOX
sHoxHs AND GRADS BATTLE
E1EvEN FAST INHruos.
vsss YlayfnS on Both ssass-smolss
Btart Damage After They Were
n the Rear.


s9rsnd Rapids. s. Wheeling. g.
Canton. 2. Sounih Bend. O.
Tsrre Haute. s. Erie. 2
Youngstown. :. p. Wayne.L
No other gamer-rain-
sEeven innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

Two base hits: Tydeman. Gray. Ser
yatius. Moran. Three base hits:
Iydefnan. Jansen, Ellington Horse
runs; Iydeman. Koehler. Sacrifice hit:
nr,Ioy. Schmlck stolen bases: LeJeune.
hhdley. Schmick. Jansen Double
pays; koehier TO Hadley to Schmick:
Steinhrenner TO Servatius; Anderson to
gray flrst on balls: OF Essick. I:
clark struck out: by Essick. 10: by
Clarke. 3. Wild pitches. Esseck. ?
Lett on bases Grand Rapids. II. Wheel
ing o. Time. 2;20. Umpire Jacobs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
DAELET vEAKEEs ron TABLES IN
THD FOURTH HuINo.
Back Connects for Two Kits In Session
and Mullen Couts for
Clrcuit
Yestsrdays Results.
Standing OF Clubs.

.rloEcport =. Fairmont.
.cW ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

Jim Thrope the Indian athlete Ia.
Joined the Boston Red Sox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20

x-Haley out Nj, by batted ball.
In ninth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
AMERICAN

Yesterday's Results
Boston, 4. Detroit. ;.
No other games-rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-20
AMEaIoAr AssooIArIOs

Ta.r s.fa rnmte fHafimsa 90 90
90. frorrr. fa .. uIEf arfere
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26

for progressivism within ranks of
party.
Devoted half of article to prove
that Roosevelt is not true pro-
greSsive,
Did not refer to Wilson per-
sonally, but does not think pro-
gressism will advance under
Democratic president.
Rome.-Pome Plus, under adj
vice of physicians, will take com
plete rest until September.
Colorado Springs, Colo.-Fred-
erick P. Vose, Chicago, elected
president of Comemrcial Law
League of America. 1915 con-
vention will be held at Pan
Pacific Exposition, San Fran
cisco.
Albany, N. Y.-Myer David
son, junk dealer, hanged himself
from rafters of barn at Cohoes,
Two $50 bank notes found on
body.
New York.-Mrs. Horwath
Juliana arrived at Ellis island
wearing hoopskirt. Will join
husband in Lancaster, Pa.
Charleston, w. Va. - Vim.
Springer killed and Vim. Phipps
seriously wounded by striking
miners near Paint Creek mining
district. Both detectives.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Wm. P.
Crawley wants divorce because
wife has insisted on moving %
times during u years they have
been married..
Na1u Orleans Federal grand
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-07-26

cago express that left Springfield
yesterday, found alongside of
tracks west of here. Believed to
have fallen from window.
New York.-Body of Abraham
D. Harris, theatrical treasurer,
found in East river under Brook
Ign bridge. Sufferedwith asphasia
Helena, Okla.-Meek Ralstin,
Jr., 20, confessed that he muir
dered stepmother, Mrs. Minnie
Ralstin.
New York.-National Assn of
Theatrical Producing Managers
comforting over demands made by
stage hands union.
Fort Smith, Ark.-Ralph Kidd
killed and James R. Matthews
probably fatally injured. Auto
struck telegraph pole.
Galena, Ill.-Illinois Central
passenger train No. 5 wrecked
near apple river. broken ran
No one hurt.
Pittsburgh, Pa.-Conditions in
Pennsylvania valleys becoming
normal again, following recent
floods.
South Norwalk, conn.-Insur-1
ance companies have refused to-
issue policy on life of 'Rudd
Held, because he's umpire in Con-
necticut league. Company Off
Gals say they'd rather insure an
aviator.
Danville, Ill-Mrs. Russell
Moore may die as result of oil
can explosion.
POcLford I'll Mrs Caroline
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-01-25
SOLD COTTON AT AUCTION.
A Novel Sale at Orangeburg Of
Eighty.eight Bales.

Orangeburg, Jan. 20.-Quite an ex-
citing and unique event took place
here yesterday afternoon on the pub
lie square, when Mr.. Charles A. Stro-
man, a large grower of cotton, sold
at auction SO bales of his last crop.
All the buyers were notified that
the sale would take place and we're
present, and the bidding was spirit
ed among them. The samples all
showed that the staple was Of good
grade, and hence the buyers were
all after the lot. But Mr.. ]. H. Ex-
um, the representative of Rogers. &
McCabe, was the last and successful
bidder, and the cotton was knocked
down to him at 9z cents, a good
price, say all the dealers.
This is the first instance Of the
kind on this market where cotton
was sold to the highest bidder in
public manner, and 1t is said that
those who took part in the sale are
so well pleased with it, that an ef-
fort will be made to induce farmers.
to put their cotton before the buy,
ers of the city in like manner here
after.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-01-25
That Public Building.

Editor The Bamberg Herald
Noticing in your last issue a report
of the introduction by me of bill
providing for a public building at
Bamberg, l ask the privilege Of ex-
planning the motive actuating me in
introducing this bill, so that my ac-
tfon will cause no other to entertain
hope which 1 do not entertain my
self. Under the rule as it now stands
and has stood for years there is no
chance to secure building for Bam-
berg for the reason that the rule of
the committee is to place building
in no town where the gross receipts
do not amount to $4,000 a year.
The receipts of Bamberg amounted
to $4,257.77 for the last fiscal year.
Because of this rule and these fig
ures I did not introduce bill for
Bamberg at the special session, but
since the regular session commenced
l noticed several gentlemen, known
for their ability to secure appropria-
tions for third districts, Introducing
bills for towns having less than $10,-
900 gross receipts and also heard it
stated that the rule above referred
to might be waived by the present
public building committee, and then
introduced the bill for Bamberg, in
tending that if any exception was
made and any other town with less
than $4,000 receipts given a build
ing, that I would have my bill before
the committee and be in a position
to make fight for Bamberg.
In the past no exception has been
made except where the town in ad-
dition to the postoffice has sessions
of the u. S. Court held there, or is
a customs port. 1 am frank to say
that do not believe the present COM
mittee will change the rule but as
some others think they will lower
the requirement, l introduced the
bill. I write this 50 that no one will
entertain a stronger hope than l do
myself for the success of the bill.
Sincerely yours,
JAMES F. BYRNES.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-01-25

Beautiful weather we are having
these days, which is very welcome
after so much rain and snow.
That's an interesting dialogue be-
ing conducted by Rentz & Fielder.
Look it up. We know you'll like it..
DR.. Martin, of Charleston, will be
in Bamberg, at the Mayf1ower Inn,
next Saturday, January 9th, and
will make free examination OF the
eyes. See his ad in this issue.
In renewing for The Herald, a
subscriber at Allendale says: Il take
five county papers and l want to con-
graduate you on getting out, by far,
the newsiest and most readable one
of the bunch.
]. F. Carter, Esq, has purchased
the residence of Mr.. Jno. H. Cope, on
Railroad Avenue. However, Mr.. Car
ter will not occupy the residence for
some time yet, as it. is rented to
DR.. E. kirkland for this year.
Several bales of. cotton have come
to this town this week, showing that
the people are still picking out what
is still in the fields although the price
obtained for it after being exposed
to such bad weather is very small.
MIR. Robert Simmons and family,
who have been living at Henderson
vile, N. c., for some time, returned
to the city this week, and Mr.. Sim
mons will be associated in business
with his brother, Mr.. F. NJ. Simmons.
A colored subscriber, B. J. Kearse,
sends us two new subscriptions and
says he is going to show his appreci-
alton of The Herald by work and not
talk. He is good friend Of The
Herald and we are glad that he ap-
preciates the paper enough to solicit
new subscribers.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Thos. Black next Tuesday after
noon. Does this announcement mean
anything to you? It's going to mean
something to somebody. Come, all,
let's join hands and hearts and pray
ers in this winning fight against
king alcohol We need every link
in our chain of members.
Mr.. w. H. Morris, of Barlow, Ca,
an old Confederate veteran who was
to have received cross of honor at
the hands of the Daughters OF. the
Confederacy at their meeting here
last week, writes us that he missed
his Herald and did not know of the
meeting until too late. He says he
certainly would have been here had
he known it.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1912-01-25
Knights of Pythias.

At a regular meeting of Bamberg
lodge, knights of Pythias, held Mon
day evening of this week, the follow
ing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year:
Chancellor Commander-B. D..
Carter.
Vice Chancellor-B. w. Miley.
Prelate-Dr. Geo. F. Hair.
Master of Work-E. H. Hender-
son.
Keeper of Records and Seal and
Master of -Bissell Beach.
Master of Exchequer-H. c. Folk.
Master at Arms. A. Wyman.
Inner Guard. NJ. Grimes.
Outer Guard. G.. Wilkerson.
Trustees: years, ]. A. Wyman;
2 years, B. w. Miley; 1 year, w. M.
McCue.