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G. FRANK BAMBEI D EAUER I N * /imA/tir I ITh ?T?^???/"?? LIVfc MUIK A1>U VCnilL <? The Largest Stock In this of the State COST OF THE NEW METHODIST CHURCH y ' Names of Contributors and Amounts Paid?Itemized Report of All Receipts and Disbursements. Bamberg, S. C., April 6,1906. STATEMENT OF JNO. H. COPE, TKEASCK1SK, IKLAlll -Jl. I/Cluavjci, ouuin, SUBSCRIPTIONS PAID. Jas H ArmstroDg 25 00 S W Johnson 50 00 Mrs M A Adams 50 00 FF Johnson 5 Oo W A All 550 G A Jennings 30 00 F M Bamberg 1500 00 Jones Brothers 35 00 Miss Hattie Bamberg 110 00 JnoM Jennings 10 00 Miss Llewlie Bamberg 110 00 C E Kinsey, M D 15 00 H F Bamberg 200 00 W A Klauber 35 00 G Frank Bamberg 800 00 A Kirsch 35 00 W Sj Bamberg . 100 00 A W Knight , 125 00 Mrs. M. A. Bamberg 300 00 J C Moye , 15 00 Mrs MIE Bamberg 10 00 B W Miley 10 00 Mrs Julia A Brabham 5 00 J P and J H Murphy 25 00 G E Bamberg ' 5 00 J A Murdaugh 25 00 L N Bellinger 5 00 Jos McCormacb 10 00 B D Bronson 33 00 ?J P Matheny and wife 10 00 W M Brabham 200 00 J L Oswald 5 00 CR Brabham, Jr 50 00 E TJLaFitte 15 00 Angus M Brabham . 45 00 Mrs L E Livingston 5 00 CR Brabham, Sr 600 00 W C Patrick 5 00 1 H J Brabham, Sr 900 00 E L Price 30 CO fe- V ' H J Brabham, Jr 50 00 W H Patrick 24 00 Willie M Brabham 10 00 W W Patrick 18 50 A Byfd 350 00 L C Price 5 00 JnoW Black ww kooi raageu o w pi? Jno RJBellinger 50 00 A C Pilcber 1 00 C J S Brooker 30 00 Bart Price 5 00 i'"Mrs W RfBisbop 2 00 D W Phillips 5 00 ? C Bruce 21 50 G A Rice 5 00 Sfe r*\R M Bruce 15 00 H A Ray 25 00 Wesley Banks 25 RWD Rowell 30 00 Thomas Black / 1 ; 30 00 A Rice 35 00 Willie B Cautben 5 00 W P Riley 80 00 PSS^'-'w M Cauthen 25 00 R L Risher 10 00 gglX if j Cauthen 5 00 WD Rhoad 250 00 J D Copeland, Sr 200 00 Beojamin Risher 20 00 & ^ Inn H Com ' 1000 00 Spann Brothers of Florida 100 00 IK? E M Cox , -25 00 WESpann 200 00 illlS J J Cleckley.. MD 25 00 J A Spann 400 00 Jno Cooner 1 00 J W Stokes 80 00 KC J D.Copeland, Jr 5 00 F M 8immons 35 00 Miss Llewellyn Cleckley 35 00 T J Sandifer 10 00 v ?p j Counts 5 00 W B Smith 10 00 $#?: G M Dickinson 75 00 P W Sandifer 15 00 D J Delk 75 00 J W Stewart 50 00 Sit J L Eddleman ' 25 00 Otis Simmons 10 00 A S Easterlin 5 00 NM Salley 8 00 D h Ellis 2 00 NPSmoak 10 00 BpS^'O H Ellis 2 50 D T Smoak 2 50 iPNS*' J D Ellis 2 50 J J Simmons 30 00 C B Free 60 00 J H Smith 5 00 . I B Felder 25 00 Marion Smoak 2 50 J E Felder 30 00 A E H Simmons 5 00 ??? ?. J F Folk 300 00 H S Steadman ( 5 00 * w * j? os aa t.ofatr Wilcrtn jf .{{ 00 j u reiaer w -5 ? H C Folk 200 00 Leroy Wilson, Sr 2 50 PJ C Folk, Jr 5 00 Jones A Williams 400 00 ../y Miss Mary Felder. 100 H A Wright 12 50 Jno M Felder 5 00 Mrs Elise B Walker 50 00 J M Grimes 5 00 Mrs Dora Williams 45 00 W FtGooge 5 00 E H Weissinger . 25 00 >v GW Garland 5 00 W R Wright 16 00 . J B Hunter 10 00 W E Utsey 1 00 W G Hoffman 15 00 D D Utsey 11 50 y,- *' G F Hair 30 oO D F Hooton 50 00 Total subscriptions paid $10 751 25 G E Hutto 5 00 Amount collected from Peck E R Hays 100 00 Hammond Co. 5 50 E C Hays 50 00 Dkt sold A M Brabham 412 Mrs Alma B Hays 50 00 old pailings sold 4 00 - H F Hoover, MD 10 00 Ladies Society paid 496 20 i GP Harmon 10 00 Sale of old church 740 00 8 A Hand 5 00 H W Johnson 30 00 Total from all sources $12 001 07 1904-1905. t> r\ tt nrvr. POWMTTTRIT. TRTNTTV AMOUNTS JfAlD UUX ^i jcl. tvrrj, ixiaaduada jdaa-ua/*^w w? - ??? ?? >-1 fe 4 *. -?*< . M. E. CHURCH, BAMBERG, S. C. J A Benson, contractor $ 8 616 61 * Perry Electric Company 155 00 ' Art Glass Company 594 00 Heating Apparatus 556 00 fr'^. Pews 574 00 <$j? . Moving pews from Fitting School to church 2 00 Edwards & Walters, architects 531 25 , Moving parsonage 243 59 Paint and painting parsonage, $13.75; lumber for parsonage, $6.38 20 13 Brick work on parsonage, $5.25; wood work on parsonage, $2.40 7 65 Nails 65 cents; blind hinges and screws, 35 cents 1.00 Corner stone, $14.00; freight and drayage, $1.05 15 05 Insurance on church ' 85 50 Moving organ and tuning same 87 25 Muresco, $8.44; paid for Muresco work, $15.00 23 45 ' 214 yds carpet at 55c?$117.70; freight and dray on same, $3.04 120 74 250 yds lining, $10.00; freight and dray on same, 87c 10 87 Paid out for for sundry amounts 18 15 1 mantel, $5.00; freight and dray, 40c 5 40 Putting down caspet and fixing sash 22 50 Additional Muresco work 1 75 Check paid Geo. S. Hacker & Son 1 50 Paid J. A. Byrd for carpet 20 08 Paid Judy for work on parsonage 4 65 54 yds Cocoa Carpet at 55c, $29.70; 54 yards Do. at 45c, $24.30 54 00 UVoicrht on Cocoa Carpet and putting same down 3 35 o? - Moving chandeliers and fixing mantel 7 29 Painting pipe organ 12 00 Moving old pews 2 55 Paid Wall for work on furnace 4 55 " Interest paid Bamberg Banking Co. on over draft 15 25 Paid sundry amounts 25 87 Turned over to C R Brabham, Treasurer of church, for insurance 158 18 Total amount paid out $12 001 07 h: . (i - $< , N , ' '' ...; -v ... ..... * >? . ' * rjr* AGENT FOR L\ Tyson & Jones Buggy Co. I Taylor & Canaday Buggy Co. I I Anchor Buggy Co. o tjj | Rock Hill Buggy Co. | ^ Parry Manufacturing Co. Part American Carriage Co. Yorkville Buggy Co. ?' 80 Tits wel CLD hews, you IllriH The most econ are better ma mgpffl. than other si ' WW ffiPf ' N0NE QENU|NE w jff J2+ w D ^5 BAMBERG, A Negro Killed. Dispensary Hurts Legitimate i Waterloo, April 28.-^A wilful and The trade anions our mei cold-blooded murder occurred on the fallen off considerably, and tb plantation of Mr. T. J. Coleman, three little cash being spent at pres< miles from here, at 6 o'clock yesterday berg Times, afternoon. John Richardson and Willie Esteemed contemporary, y Pyles became involved in a quarrel where- beautiful and progressive to* upon Richardson secured his pistol and thing thou lackest?the remo sent a bullet through Pyles' head. The dispensary. We are not sur ball entered just above his left eye, passed cash trade should fall off a through his brain, producing instant death merchants. How about the 1 Richardson has escaped and the officers dollars that flow so freely in) are looking for him. drawer of the dispensary? 8u ??: thousands of dollars were divi Church Strnck bj Lightning. the merchaDts of yoor town? . Spartanburg, April 26?The Metho- would enable them to discount dist church at Clifton mill, No. 1, was an(j tide them over many a "ti struck this afternoon by a bolt of light- Resides, those who now pui ning and completely burned. The con- which damns them, body and i flagration happened between 4 and 5 instead purcfcpse the necessitie o clock during a severe electrical storm, chance a fe\f luxuries?fori The loss was total and amounted to $13,- ? , ? rn a 500. This is the second time that thi chtldren. Close the d.spec edifice has been struck since its com- an^ trade along other and mor< pletion about eight years ago, and the lines will "pick up" surprisir building was being repaired when it was is lhe actual experience of ou demolished. . . ... . . . On the third Sunday of this month the merchants. W e have their wc mortgage on the building was lifted, Edgefield Advertiser. largely through the efforts of Rev. J. L. ^ Harley of this city and the destruction The Statehood bill has bee came before two weeks had elapsed. Mr. to season for awhile. The Harley, who raised the mortgage, was created tw0 8tat wbile tbe largely instrumental in the erection of t . . ' __ __ the church and has done good work in 0Qt -A-nzo&a and New Mc that section for some years. House will not adopt the Sens ment and the matter has to 1 It ponrs the oil of life into your system. t0 confereilce which ha8 not It warms you op and starts the life blood circulating. That's what Hollisier's ? Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, Tea fTa flnin^ltPC CL or Tablets. H. F. Hoover. V<IIIUIU<llWf5 W< H. M. GRAHAM," With gratitude to my friend liberal support in the past, I i ATTORNE Y-AT-L A W- nounce my candidacy for re-* the office of County Treasure BAMBERG, S. C. berg county, subject to the re Democratic primary. JNO. Office in Folk Bulletins* ?- FOR SUPERVISO h1 I respectfully announce a . I yvnt rtii 117 17 [if i i! 1 candidate for County Supervif . A I. IiKI Lil WilMANi Jfscounty. s?bicct toTth? rs. ~ i democratic primary. <j. r>. & t ATTORNEY-AT-LAW t FOR AUDITOR f Loans Negotiated. Collections a Specialty J [ We plftce before ^ voters ( Y bamberq, s. C. ^ county the name of Rev. S. . Office Upstairs, Next to Bank < as a candidate for County A Superintendent of Education, ? tjje resait 0f the Democratic j MANY FI Colston, S. C., March 9th, 1 NOW IS THE TIME TO 1 A V R A11 ENGINES, BOI XJuiil DALL gins and PRESS! Complete Cotton, Saw, Gr WUn T,.Q i Fertilizer Mill Outfits: also in the bLe balMme bf C?ne,MiU and Shingle Outf ' sure and come to mv store inS- Brid?e> Factory, Furnaci Wore nurchi ne Ih?e r0id Ca9tin8s= RaI'road. Mil iffltoSTthe'tat and Machinists'Supplies. Bel a large line of tne Dest Injectors, Fipe Fittings,, n ?? n ? m r? Oilers, Etc, cast every day. Balls, Bats, Gloves, Etc. h*?ds"h= LoM Iron W Is S USt ?s? - n ?? ?** Works.ReDairine Promptlj Bicycles, Guns, & Pistols . .. ^tttt of all kinds and guarantee 11. |V||| VH U Hi Im I my work to be first-class Vl mwJv l,lwm and prices reasonable. I TlkTGTTT) A ~\T4 also sell the well known jC-ZtO (J JXJLIM v CRESCENT BICYCLES FIRE LIFE, - *????? tl TAD VITIA I J. JSU1SI CKltKLt I I Opposite P.O. : : Bamberg, S. C. J CAS I ??mmm?^lmmOffice at The Cotton \ - L *., >' '- ' ' v' * -. " , ' ' : ' /- , v.. / /*?.; ^*088 ' % wja noivi ^ Give us a CaH 1 You'H Find yvrkUWi^lO a Big Lot to Select From j| ?Prices and Terms x|| Hike Hickory Wagon Company . Right > j* > ? I Hackney "Wagon Company ? ~ x|| Chattanooga Wagon Company I Horses and Mules I Studebaker Wagon Company ALWAYS Henderson Wagon Company ON HAND 1 ^Ajjh f ' JTH1NG Wl] THS' AND BOYS' SUITS Wl| j| lomical to buy because they de and fit more perfectly mfm WU lits sold at Popular Prices HV lUl ITHOUT THE LABEL ON THE COLLAR IB f E - f? H O A D m\ B Sr | Physicians Endorse It!j;|j ? Physicians are very jealous of their reputation and the ffi on have a X ethics of the profession is measured by the-highest standard. rJR . J| n, but one m Money cannot bay an endorsement from a reputable doctor; W val of the ?? yet hundreds of the most eminent practitioners in this State M| . , ... 2| and section are not only recommending to their patients the ?S prised that J use Qf GLENN SPRINGS MINERAL WATER, but have ffl 'Ji mong your ?j voluntarily given certifictates as to its efficacy and remedial Lfi lard earned $ effects in all diseases of Liver, Stomach, Kidney and Skin. &> ppose these ^ fileafl Springs Mineral Water is Natare's Greatest Remedy ZR.' JS r^b?i,s I Glenn Springs Companyqienn ****s- c-: | f| cbhaseP.baet W^BB^SB^SSSEEEBEEEEEBBEEEEEBaEU soul, would ?g SiE W. P. RILEY,If). J. f)Efl isary aoors, ? - ? - ? ? i legitimate Has in stodk a nice line of igiv. such Open and T?p Baggies and Barness'^^ r Edgefield LIFE , , _ .^|8 _ for sale cheap. He is agent for ' ?$? >rdforit.~ ArnnCMT ' - Bs AtWUiSni Bickford & Hoffman's Celebrated Grain 'M T-%TO( TTTk A mT/NTi' Drill, the Woodruff Hay Press, and ^ n hung up TNSTJRA IVC E. Deerin?Harvesting Machinery. House bill Also Conducts a First-class . Senate left BAMBERG. S. C. R1 ** SH^P J ixico. The and hnilds anything on wheels ite amend- MHMPV TO I flAM to order. Now is the time to have hp rpfprrp/l HIV/llLi I _ L-aV/r\l ^1 your buggy repaired and painted met yet On farming lands. Long time. ? 10 look and laat as good aa new J No commission charged. Bor- HorS6Sh06ing E SDGClHlty -*M - rower pays actual cost of per- btjks a ' ; YWu a?dS. fwmafion?addres^?r for"ier GrfSt Mill On Saturdays Jf r John B. Palmer & Son, _ I have also added a Is for their Boa i8a. CotemMa. S. C. FIRST-CLASS RICE MILL ' hereby an- m . w ? - and will grind on Wednesdays election to j^| # \ | * | | . f and 8aturdays. r of Bam- ^ ^ j| ^ \mJ j 1 nave aiso just pu; m a 'r^?M ^fojk <* 6ood Year Tire Setting Machine j> v 'J9 F FQLK- Hereafter the Skating Rink , \ -Jhj p ? . and can now put on rubber tires --as " will only be open 3 nights and repair Bicycle Buggies in ?oreofBam* out the week? Monday, -Factory Style. suit of the Wednesday and Friday. But X (d\ T1\T T7 EARSE- will be open every afternoon JLl jj/XV XjL# 8 ^ v from 3 to 6; at night 8 to 11 jj P. Chisolm ^ | HONEY TO LOAN it 3.1 CO 1 111 JlOVC are PrePared to negotiate loans on subject to 1 lUIWUili 1V,7 v improved farms at a low Fate of interest, jTxJxma in ?ums from $500.00 to $10,000.00, for ;% **FNDS- rfk three, five and ten years. Y WB m- 'T- O. PATTERSON. JR., I LUV VjJ Barnwell, 8.C. ' fci^'oil and A. M. BRABHAM -|| ittnMd FIRE and LIFE Jj 11, Factory 1?S|| lIN^UKAINCt SWor'kFifo ft *%IF i f Only First-class Companies - Repre- !|| L * ^ \ Jk sented. A Portion of Your Busl11 fin t WSlSSxP ne8s SoUc,tcd* Office at Store Dili V liO of 0. R. Brabham & Son. X,e.GlB r^ORRECT^REsTj Rocky Mountain f ea Nuggets I The "Modem Method" system of I Brines Golden Health and Renewed Visor. nsnn I W"Sadem.0 8,by 11U U111 I L>?> Hays & Con of Cincinnati, O., I Blood. Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headache I satisfies good dressers everywhere. I tetdK^%en??>h5LM(oSS1tnJ^i?fe ,lfi. | All Garments Mad. Strictly I BEMSSS^JfSriHM I to Tour Measure || *ulvcn nuuutis vi* ? -,a I at moderate P*^es. 500 s?l? of foreign I LABORERS WANTED. % and aomeftjc fabrics from which to chooie. I _r 4 , . . A 4 , i Wanted from forty to fifty men at once *r *?^*??3 t0 work about saw-mill, railroad and fr* tv ^ woods. Good wages to cood workers. iaxty* l. e. hays <SL co. the miller lumber co., Oil CO. CI NCIHKATIi OHlOi Ulmers, S. C. ;J