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m-. TEE BAMBERG HERALD * Thursday, March 17,1904 Short Locals. The oil mill at this place "will shut down in a short time. For that cough try honey and alum. Comb and strained honey at M. Moye's. Gov. Heyward has been, invited to deliver the commencement address to the Citadel cadets. The oil mill at Denmark will close down sometime this week, the season having ended. A number of people from Ehrhardt were in the city last Thursday, attending a reference before the Master. It has been decided to hold the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans at Nashville, Tenn., Jnne 14, 15 and 16. H. S. Dowling, attorney at law, is now occupying the office in the Rouis building,formerly occupied by Hayne F. Rice, g?% Esq. The new subscribers have made a fine start for the new year. Let thein continue to come! We want one thousand new ?ones. Highest market prices fpaid for eggs and chickens. W. D. Rhoad. According to the government weather bureau the winter now passing is the coldest this country has experienced in ? thirty-two years. From the number of names being mentioned as candidates for the various county offices, the political campaign in this county this year will be a lively one. Several persons from Blackville and Barnwell were in the city last Thursday, attending a reference before the Master, in the case of Theodore Ruhberg against Simon Brown. G. Frank Bamberg sells everything - under a positive guarantee. He has a IIp , very large stock of buggies, carriages, ana wagons on hand, and is going to sell them at prices to suit the buyer. During the last two months the speculators have bought and sold over fifty miljj|p - lion bales of cotton. In other words in that short time the crop of the South has been bought and sold five times over. Capt. A. W. Hunter and Capt. John C. gpK Oilmore, Jr., of New York, now of the jlpcr artillery branch of the United States army, have been detailed to inspect the South jp? Carolina militia. Each is a West Point jpV- graduate. : The machine shops of the Bamberg ?p. Iron Works caught on fire last Friday V afternoon about three o'clock. The fire &- , started in the roof, but it was put out by he cotton mill fire apparatus before any I tarn age to speak of was done. At a church conference of the Methojj*' dist congregation, held last Sunday after services, Miss Clio Cope was elected organist, and Mrs. A. Mclver Bostick, assistant. The salary of the organist was put at $50 the year and assistant $25. ' ? ^^T KAWA Amnttr (? 10 IH0S6 WDU KCCp uccd. X lid v c clujl/ij ; sections for sale. Otis Brabham. Hon. Geo. Prince, of Anderson, has been appointed judge for a special term of court for Barnwell county. This court, which is for the purpose of clearing the civil docket, begins on the first Monday in May and continues for four weeks. Some people want large fowls for their own use, but do u.t care to pay high for Cggs. I have a pen of mixed chickens, Ctochins, Langshangs, etc., eggs from , which I sell at 40c. per 13. Also pure Buff '- Rock eggs at $1.00 per 13.. Otis Brabham. The infantry company, the Barnwell Guards, with a membership of fifty young soldiers, was organized on Monday evening, with the following officers: Captain, W. W. Moore; 1st Lieut., J. Emile Harley; 2d Lieut., R. W. Riley; Surgeon E. L. Patterson; 1st Sergeant, B. S. Moore. The practice of plowing into the public roads of this county is entirely too mnnh indulged in just at this time. If I the Supervisor would have some of the v parties arrested maybe it would do much to stop it. It is a violation of law to plow into a public road, and our people should i x i remember this. . Tine line of ruffs and latest styles in ?'* neckwear. W. D. Rhoad. Town Marshal Hart, of-Holly Hill, Berkeley county, has been arrested at the instance of the coroner's jury on the t charge of taking the negro Richard Johnson from the guardhouse the night of February 8th and shooting him to death. Others are concerned, but the evidence I against them is wanting. The corner stone of the new graded school building will be laid by Grand Master Jno. R. Bellinger, Tuesday afternoon, the 22nd instant, at four o'clock with Masonic ceremonies. Visiting brethren are cordially invited, and it is hoped that there will be a large attendance of the members of Oman lodge. The Helen May Butler ladies' military j band gave a concert here" in the Fitting School chapel last Saturday evening to a large audience. It was indeed a credits-1 Es? . ble performance, and was thoroughly enp joyed by those present. The young ladies 'spent Sunday in town, leaving on Monday morning's train for Orangeburg, p; That new dress you wish to wear with ftj; your new spring hat can be made from the goods we carry in our dry goods and notion department. We carry a full stock of the best. If you know what ' ; vou want you can find it at C. F. Rizer'8, Olar, S. C. The case of the State of South Carolina, J. appellant, against P. W. Sandifer et al, respondents, has been decided by the State Supreme Court. This was a suit ' brought by the State against the bonds men of the late a.nen r. x rcc, tw> nc?auier of Barnwell county. The bondsmen won the case in the Circuit Court and the State appealed. Jno. R. Bellinger, Esq., represented the bondsmen. Don't worry about your big feet. Rhoad, the shoe man can fit you. A negro boy about sixteen years old, * named Johnnie Green, was arrested at Govan last Monday. Green worked for J. P. Mathenv, Esq., until a week or so ago, and while there stole about thre dollars in money from Mr. Matheny. He also stole Mr. W. A. Klauber's bicycle from Mr. G. A. Jennings's front piazza on Railroad Avenue, and skipped out for Govan, selling the wheel to Mr. Faust in Pthat section. He was put in jail Tuesday, but has not been tried when we go to press. Magistrate Lightsey will hear the case of stealing the money, and Green will no doubt get 30 days on the chain gang. The law provides that stealing a bicycle is equal to the offence of horse stealing, so this case will be tried in the Circuit Court. Mr. Klauber recovered the wheel, P; m :s~' *. - " * .. ...... ' i ' The candidates for congress are coming out thick and fast. Go to Frank Bamberg's if you want the best buggy on earth for the money. The sickness of some of our force and a rush of new spring advertisements, has put us in bad shape this week. Senator S. G. Mayfield announces that he will be a candidate for congress from this district, to succeed the late G. W. Croft. Bright, new, attractive spring goods just arrived at Brabham's. Big values. See them. The Branchville Masons are going to have a big meeting Friday night, and several from here will go down to it. A banquet will be served after the meeting. ? .eii: J les, we tire umug uiucia ivi v^uancoton Flat Lawn Grass roots. If you intend to plant lawn this spring, try this grass. Bamberg Kurseries. On account of securing power and , house room, the crate and basket factory will be located at Allendale for this season, and will be in operation by the 10th of April. The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet next Tuesday afternoon, March 22, at the residence of Mrs. R. Lee Risher, at 4 o'clock. All of the members are urgently requested to be present. I have a big lot of horses and mules on hand, and to keep from feeding them over have decided to reduce the price on them. Will save any one money who wants to buy. G. Frank Bamberg. The family and relatives of the late J. Walter Free feel very grateful to the many friends who extended so much kindness and help during their recent affliction, and they take this method of expressing their thanks. In another column Governor D. C. Heyward offers a reward of one hundred and fifty dollars, in each case, for the apprehension and conviction of the parties who robbed and burned the stores of Messrs. J. Scott Breland and J. 0. Kearse. C. R. Brabham & Sons are now exhibiting the prettiest line of spring goods in town. Dr. 0. A. Darby, a prominent member of the South Carolina Methodist Conference, < died suddenly Wednesday of last week. His wife died about ten days before this. Dr. Darby was well known here, having been in charge of the Bamberg Methodist church some years ago. Your buggy needs new wheels? If you put them on you will need something else to make it go. We have about thirty first-class horses and mules?some not so good. We give you a chance to buy them at prices that will make them go? with you. C. F. Rizer, Olar, S. 0. The board of directors of the Cotton Oil Company held an informal meeting last Monday morning at the mill office. Afterwards they went to Denmark to inspect the mill recently buil t at that place. The meeting was for the purpose of fating steps to purcnase additional ginning machinery for both plants. The capacity of the ginneries at both points will be largely increased dur- , ing the coming summer. SPECIAL SALE! I We find that at this season of the year we have too many goods on hand. The stock is too large, and we must reduce it. The goods must go, that's all there is to it. In order to get rid of our surplus stock and make way for Spring Goods, we Jiave decided to hold a Special Sale during this month. Remember we have anything you can need in Dress Goods, Dry Goods, s Groceries, Clothing, Notions, Hats, , Etc., i The goods are all new, and we are going to give great bargains to all who patronize us during this great sale. , Special Values in Clothing Be sure to come to see us, for we are going to save lots of buyers money, so why not you f J. W. Fearlstine Company, BAMBERG, S. C.M \ - * v * * ' Four Vigoi Who are as active as bo DUFF1 It Keeps 1 Such testimonials as t show that Duffy's Pure Malt normal, healthy condition. I Mr. Pike bear* hi* 90 year* with becoming modesty. Grateful to tbe maker of this great remedy, and 111 praim. ^ MR. SAMUEL PIKE, 90 Year* Old. "An old man like myself needs something of the kind to help nature, and nothing in liquid form was ever made to compare with Duffy's Pure Malt WTiiskey as an aiato health. "A wineglaisful at eight has a delightful affect and insures sound sleep. "No man feeling the advance of time should neglect to kee p it in the house. Human kindness should prompt us to inform others of the benefits tc be obtained from such a source. "I am in my 90th year and enjoy good health." SAMUEL PIKE. These are a few of some 4,000, Duffy's duiing the past 50 years. 3 than any other medicine or combinat' coughs, colds, catarrh, grip, bronchit Sumption and all throat and lung troi scribed by over 7,000 doctors and more than :i,000 hospitals. It's an abs< Invigorating tonic and stimulant, ?****? 4-Via fi cetipe and nnicklv 1HT1r th( MU WtWHvw I I ? ^ # . Duffy': >Pure Malt Whiskey enrict lates the cu culation, strengthens the 1 healthy act ion all thevital forces of boc It cures dyspepsia, nervousness, malai fevers. Invaluable for all wasting, conditions from whatever cause. It is life? makes the old young and keep Brand East Tuesday ant ** i *\ n n /% /f Mian ll We do not hesitate to assert t without equal in South Carolina. 0 careful attention while in New Yo millinery creations. The most st; the hand somest designs have been hats brought from New York there of our own workroom of which we milliners, Misses Rosalie Barton anc tiful t at j, that, for individuality of c not be excelled. In every detail of worthy of your admiration and you modeiate Sale Extraordinary We deem ourselves lucky in sec 50 Pieces Embroil These lawns are of a smooth, and e\ neat figures and scroll designs, pr< broidered work give the lawns the < The lawns are shown in chan hello, light grey, black, and black a] would be very reasonable. We shal able by offering them at the low prii lO - CENTS We solicit mail orders on these j EMBROIDERY AIVIVOUIVC shall make in embroidery will unqu of maginificent values ever shown it we rarely have, to offer our trade su able prices as will be in evidence at Tuesday, Ma The lot consists of 5000 yards sup awiss, nainsook and cambric. Bouj have a chance of making a like sav send us your open order for as mucl fully ship them with distinct pri' higlily satisfactory. 2 Express Prepaid on all cash order c Subscriptions to The Di THEODOF Orangeburg, - , v v' -'! . '.'Av i'-'.- ' rV' ' . - * - ' " - - V; rous Old I ys of 16, owe their vigor, b f'S PURE I the Old Youi lie following from well-knowi t Whiskey is the only toni< t is the true elixir of life. fir. Ooald nerved two yean la the Civil War as Ufa and drum major, the loaa otf oae flager preventing him from aaltotlag aa a private. He la la hit Mth year. MR. IRA B.GOULD, 85 Years Old. "I am 85 years old and in fine health. Have lived in Lisbon, N. EL, 38 years, and attend to my business personally every day. "I have used Duffy's jPure Malt Whiskey as a medidn^only, and found it the best tonic and stimulant I ever tried. "Any man can keep breath in his body longer Dy using it, as it prolongs life, and I want my iirienas to know of its merits so they may do as I have done and keep fortified against disease by taking reaper doses of Duffy's Mali* Whiskey." iBAB. GOULD. ooo etires made by [t is so mticb better ion of medicines for is, pneumonia, con* ables that it is pre- #5/^1 used exclusively in rn^y ra >lutely pure, gentle, fto/ vhich acts directly BAI Sftfa j disease germs, IWJ les the blood, stimu- 1 \ ^SjTafiR ieart and brings into % Vl yP8i ly,brain ard muscle. ^ ia, chills and all low V weakened, diseased i a promoter of long ?s the yotmg strong. For Sale in South Caro er Opening I Wednesday d and 23d hat this 8bowing of hats will be >ur buyers devoted much time and >rk, selecting the very newest in plish workrooms were visited and reproduced. In addition to those will be on exhibition the creations are justly proud. Our two expert 1 Sallie Wiles, have designed beaulesiga and perfection of work, canconstruction our hats will be found will agree that our prices are very ? y Beginning To-day :uring fo:: our trade this lot of ? ^ ^ I AWfM aerea L,enu uawu ren fineness, the designs consist of >ducing pleasing effects, The emiffect of airiness and simplicity, apagne, light and dark bine, pink, ad white. If sold at 15c the price 1 make them all the more acceptce of PER - YARD goods and guarantee satisfaction. JEMENT. The offering we estionably be the finest aggregation 1 Orangeburg. It is a pleasure that ch excellent goods at such reasonthis great sale that begins rch 22, 1904 >eriorembroideries5and; inserting in ght at 50 cents on the $1, you shall ing. If anable to attend the sale, ii as you want and we shall cheerrilege of returning any goods not >f $5.00 or more. isinger received at 80 cents a year. IE KOHN South Carolina . y'' M . - * \r' ' rj . '' -* ' Hen of Lis ealth and usefulness to the MALT WHI 4 rig, the Your 1 temperance men of high s stimulant and invigorator 1 nr. Keteea, best knows man la Ltebsa. Served as tax collector for a Ioof period. A native and lifelong resident. Bora [larch 3,183d. ilR. WE M. KELSEA* 78 Years Old. "I feel it my duty to speak a good word for your wonderful Whiskey. I am in my 78th year, andfeeltheneedofartimnlantevery day. "Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey will certainly help any old man to keep young, and acts as a soothing influence on the system. "It is good that such a remedy is so easily to be obtained, and I cannot speak too highly of it" WM. M. KELSEA. =?Duffy's Pure M and is the only w ment as a medidi CAUTION.?When Ujl be sure you get the ml ful of the excellence /BV TjJf cheap Imitations am AgeV lSI P^t on the market IEI sieving the akk, are i H rn I of and be sure you get B wLs I Whiskey which con n^Br M Duffy's Pure Malt 5^55/ M never In flask or bu Sgy M Chemist," on the I cork la unbroken. * Sold by all drogj Medical booklet free? lina at all Dispensaries FT55 1?^ Hurry and FRESH CHOCOLA BELOV To make room for my ful Bon Bons and Cocoa, I o Box Candies and Sweet C M. MO Sales Agent for || lates and M?? MM ^ n m ii-wo/Jmi Iv I \J 11/ J. r OIA/I (JM/M/y ?D Annual S ^ FINE J OPFe hope you i sonal invitatit 0 iThursdfi g mIbci ^ Ozz the above HH Dress Goods, 1 j reduced prices call on us at Pbig bargain / | forget the dati R. Pearlsti ? ' V sbon, N. H, 7 great restorer of youth, SKEY. Kg Strong. standing, are conclusive and * ~ that keeps the system in a 1 - . -v-*--v?6 nr. Geo, P. Sarage, tax coOacter ?adpw! ' - & neat 32d degree Aaaon, ?ay? Dolfy'c Pur* Malt Whiskey keep* his marhlaery la motion. MR. GEORGE P. 3AVAGB, 64 YMTSOM. "I am a native of Lisbon, N. H., and in my - /*? 64th year. As old age creeps on something hi f ' needed to keep the wheels of the body ma? chinery in motion, and X bare found nothing as good as Duffy's Pore Halt Whiskey for that purpose. Nothing I ever used brings SO ^ much comfort, and, while I do not beSeva fat y t the use of liquor as a drink, I can cheerfully recommend this as the best tonic in the wudia' for old age." QEOBGE F. SAVAGS.. f. / alt Whiskey contains no fuse! oil.' hiskey recognized by the Govern* ne. This is a guarantee. , "J- j.p: you ask for Duffy's Pure MaltWhiskey genuine. Unscrupulous dealers, mind* k of this preparation, will try to seB you 1 Malt Whiskey substitutes, which Ore ' % for profit only, and which, far front io~ positively harmful. Demand "Duffy V it. ft is the only absolutely pareMaft 'jj tains medicinal, health-giving quaanse* Whiskey is sold in sealed bcttieaorfy: Ik. Look lor the trade naik.tte?KM : M abel, and be certain the seal orer the . ^ Beware of refilled bottles, rats and grocers, or direct fi.oo a bottle, Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N.Y. m i in get a box of BS TES& BONBONS | / COST ' g I line of Huyler's Chocolate, J$| vrn going to offer my line of hocolates below cost. ? .;$$ nl* * ^ YU PHONE 14, i "IP -A*' J-4} Bamberg, S C || Huylers Choco- j ff Bon Bons. S ?1 III I IllPVItf I LLNeKT "'M and Friday, March HJth will have our W spring; Opening OF ?a. MILLINERY . vill accept this as a on to come. Don't forget ?????????? J ly ana Prlclay IB A M I All ?MZ!) : dates we will also offer ' Notions, Etc., at greatly ?. If you desire a bargain any time. If you want a or Pearlstine even, dordt vs. tlCj Branchville, S. C.