The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, June 25, 1908, Image 4

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Hambrrg Sfrralh Thursday, June 25, 1908 SHOUT LOCALS. Brief Items of Interest Throughout the Town and County. Mr. G. W. Garland announces his candidacy for Probate Judge in this issue. See his card. Go to the court house next Saturday and hear the candidates speak. That is if you want to. Mr. H. H. Copeland is attending the encampment on Sullivan's Island, he being battalion adjutant. See the new ad. of C. H. Dorsett in this issue. If you want to buy a lot jprr at Denmark, drop him a postal. Kindly watch the date on the la8 bel of your paper, and renew your subscription promptly when it expires. " V Mr. A. M. Brabham played on the Orangeburg base ball team Monday afternoon in tneir game agamsi ??? Rock Hill. The ladies are heeding the request f? -f~' of Mr. Herbert, and do not wear ? their hats to the evening service at the Methodist church. G. Frank Bamberg and a party went over to Orangeburg Monday afternoon in his touring car to see the base ball game. Dr. Geo. F. Hair and Mr. C. W. Rentz attended the trial of the BillV tngs damage suit against the Char; . lotte Observer at Wentworth, N. C., last week. They went as witnesses. Messrs. W. P. Riley and H. H. Copeland have moved into Dr. J. P. Ott's residence on Railroad Avenue, uid Mr. H. M. Graham has moved - into the Fitting School cottage vacated by Mr. Riley. The State campaigners are to be in Bamberg next Saturday, the 27th, that is, the candidates for governor and other State offices. They will adEfK dress the voters of the county in the ^ i court house at 11-o'clock. If you are in a hurry or tired, but want to settle your account, there is no long waiting for us to check up Sols'' nnst hooks. Y6u can settle as Kd quickly as you buy a cigar. * v D. A. KINARD & CO. See the large ad. of the South Carolina Co-Ediicational Institute in this % issuer This school offers exceptional advantages to students, and has aljf' ways enjoyed a fine patronage from this county. Write for a catalogue. : ; The scholarship and entrance examinations for Winthrop, Clemson College, and the College of Charleston are to be held here Friday of nexfeweek, July 3rd. There should be I number of contestants for these jp|' scholarships. v "number of young men and young women are preparing themhelves for the scholarship examinaUons of Clemson anc*. Winthrop Col^v\;^V.lqpe, and it is likely that there will be a large lot of contestants for |?.V - these scholarships. The Herald Book Store has the handsomest line of box paper and pj V- tablets ever brought to Bamberg. ladies especially are invited to call and see the latest shapes in fine correspondence papers. Fine paper s?n?t nn in tablets, new shaDes. with Ill envelopes-to match." > -, v There can be no "Shenanigan" when yonr accounts are handled through the McCaskey Account Reg . ister. Some merchants don't want V : them. We do. D. A. KINARO & CO. At a meeting of Bamberg lodge k jKnights of Pythias, last Monday eve^ it was decided to purchase a etereopticon and slides for illustra/'the lectures of the degrees. This .will make the initiation ceremonies a great deal more impressive and inaj&k teresting. Mr. D. H. Marchant, Jr., suffered a very painful accident in Bamberg x>n last Monday. Mr. Marchant was ~ln that place on business, and while engaged in taking a piano from a p:. y wagon, he fell and had his left arm badly sprained and partly fractured. |^v < -?Orangeburg Evening News. Mr. Clyde Yongue, of Barnwell, writes us that his father. Rev. R. A. Yongue, has been suffering all K\-y. vp?r with malarial fever, and has broken down completely. His physician has ordered him to go to Glenn Springs for a months rest, and he will leave in a few days. Honest, now, Mr. Customer, is it not a source of satisfaction to you to he' able to tell at a glance, at home, just how your account looks at your merchant? D. A. KINARD & CO. Mr. J. D. Copeland, Jr., made a ; , trip down in the Ehrhardt section last week. He reports the crops I? . down there as being very pretty, kA* Mr. G. W. Hughes and Mr. J. T. Carter having especially fine cotton. Many others have nice crops as well. The present outlook is very promis#:'> ing. . We wish some of our friends who owe us money would come in and settle, so that we can attend the press ' meeting at Gaffney. The chances for our attending at this writing look Wi' mighty slim. If they knew how much we desired to go, we believe we'd have to hire an extra bookkeeper to take care of the rush. Miss Annie Moye has taken vaca^ tion, and is visiting Bamberg and other places. She conducted quite a large class in music and offered a prize to the one who made the greatest improvement. The medal was won by Miss Minnie Jenkins, who is one of her brightest pupils.?Fairfax correspondence Barnwell People. \ New Advertisements. President F. N. K. Bailey?South Carolina Co-Educational Institute. Mrs. Eva Boyles Harrison, Administratrix?Notice of Sale of Stock of Groceries. C. H. Dorsett?I am Selling Lots at Denmark. G. W. Garland?Candidate's Card. Thomas & Barton Co.?This is Culmination Week. Southern Railway?Special Summer Excursions. Bamberg Banking Co.-This Bank. ; i Goes to Denmark. The Summerton correspondence of the Manning Times says: "Mr. H. A. C. Walker, who has been principal of our school for a number of years, will not come back next session. He will be very generally missed and regrets are expressed that he has so decided. We understand that he goes to the school at Denmark at a larger salary." The Bessinger Reunion. We are requested to announce that the annual reunion and picnic of the Bessinger family will take place at Spring Branch church as usual on Saturday, July 4th. Everybody is cordially invited. These reunions are always pleasant affairs, and no doubt a large crowd will attend, especially as this is campaign year and there are numbers of voters in the Bessinger family. Graded School Teachers. The fo/?nifv nf thp Ramhere erad ed school is now complete, the teachers having been largely selected by the principal. Grades have not been assigned as yet, but the faculty for the coming year is as follows: Principal, E. Paul Allen, Greenwood, S. C., Erskine College. Mrs. J. A. Murdaugh, Bamberg, S. C., Williamston College. Miss Murdrue "Francis, Blackstock, S. C., Limestone College. Miss Mary A. Bradham, Clarendon county, Winthrop College. Miss Bertha Wannamaker, Sumter, S. C., Lander College. Miss Ella Haskell, Abbeville, S. C. Miss Alma E. Wannamaker, Orangeburg, S. C., Columbia College. Miss Mildred Beaty, Laurel, S. C., Winthrop College. Miss Jessie Huey, Rock Hill, S. C., Winthrop College. Mrs. Murdaugh and Miss Huey will be the only ^teachers in the school the coming year who taught here last year. All the rest, including the principal, are new comers. Married in Chester. The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. mt 1*. /-IV.. V + Vi a nmiuie, Ull V/UUIUU ducci, nao I.UC scene of a pretty home wedding Wednesday afternoon at half past seven, when their oldest daughter, Minnie, became the bride of Mr. Joseph Clark Stribling, of Denmark, S. C. The bride is a graduate of Winthrop college and has been a teacher in the graded school at Denmark for the past two years. The groom is a popular young conductor on the S. A. L. Immediately after the ceremony, performed by Rev. S. J. Cartledge, Mr. and Mrs. Stribling left for New York, Washington, Baltimore and other northern points. After July 15 th they will be at home at Denmark.?Chester Lantern. Y. M. C. A. Convention. Mr. W. H. Fender, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fender, who has been attending Furman University, arrived at home Monday night. He had been in Asheville, N. C., attending the Y. M. C. A. convention, where all the Southern States were represented, there being over three hundred delegates present. While there the young men, after going through their regular study and listening to some of the greatest speakers of the country, indulgd in all sorts of games for amusement, such as base ball, lawn tennis, and track racing. South Carolina won two of the four pennants contested for, Clemson winning the track race and Furman University the base ball pennant. Graded School Graduates. At the recent closing of the Bamir.o/ln/1 cnhnnl AT 1C5P5 A 1mA uci 5 51 auv^u oviiwt Black, Ethel Black and Belle Cooner, having completed the course of study prescribed in English, History, Mathematics, Science, and Latin, were awarded certificates of graduation. Misses Bessie Armstrong and Alice Smoak, who took an irregular course were awarded certificates of graduation in English, History, Science, and Mathematics. These young ladies did very creditable work in the high school department, and they have our congratulations on the completion of their high school education. In the commercial department Miss Juanita Kinsey, Nellie Kinsey, and Lucille Lightsey received their certificates of graduation in stenography and typewriting. Miss Louise Felder would have received her certificate, but having accepted a position in Columbia a month before the completion of the course, she was compelled to stop school before graduation. The class in this department numbered fifteen at the beginning of the year. TAFT AND SHERMAN. Republican Convention at Chicago Nominates President and Vice President. The National Republican. Convention met in Chicago last week and nominated candidates for President and Vice President. Secretary of War William H. Taft was nominated for President, and Jas. S. Sherman, of New York, for Vice President. rt+Vmi. nandinntPS for i>UilC UJL IU^ VVUV& V/UU\A4V?MVW president had any show, although Speaker Cannon, Governor Hughes, and others were nominated. It seems that Roosevelt absolutely dominated the convention, and those opposed to the administration had no show whatever. The whole proceedings had the appearance of being machine made, and if the Democrats don't put up a good ticket and win this year they will never do it. Knocked Lad's Nose Oft". Spartanburg, June 17.?While playing base ball this morning, James Earle, a young lad, had his nose severed from his face by being accidentally struck with a base ball bat that slipped from the hands of the batter. Physicians stuck the nose back on, and it is believed that the flesh will heal. The Bamberg Herald, published by one of the ablest printer-editors in the State, A. W. Knight, has installed a linotype, and put in other extensive improvements.? Yorkville Enquirer. ' t Carlisle Fitting School. Editor The Bamberg Herald?I should like space in your paper to say that practically all arrangements in the way of selecting the teachers, matrons, etc., for next year at the Fitting School have been completed. As has been already announced, Messrs. Guilds and Connor will teach the same subjects as last year. Mrs. Beach will be matron in charge of the boys' dormitory, and Mrs. Hogan will have charge of the girls' dormitory. The department of musfc and elocution will be taught by Miss Blocker, of Tenn. From what I could learn of this young lady, after careful inyestigation, she is thoroughly competent, and will enter fully into the community life. She graduated from Brenau Conservatory of Music, and has taught successfully three years, doing advanced work two summers. She will give a public recital, however, whtn she comes in September. There is one matter I have been nvtn V>l/\ +/\ p/iff 1 o ooticfootnril v QnH UliaUiC IU uutMiuvvvi f Muvt that is the putting on of a teacher for the sub-Freshman work. In order to keep the high standard we have established it will be necessary to prepare some who come to us for the work of the Freshman class. I have in view an exceptionally fine teacher for the primary work, and will add the department if the patronage will justify it. I want to take this means of thanking the people of Bamberg for their support and more material evi| dences of good will towards the school during the past year. The students have spoken in the highest terms of the considerate way in vjhich they have been received by all. Of course there has been and will always be indiscretions on the part of the students. That is so ev erywhere, and orten more so elsewhere than here. But that is part of the price. I am persuaded that with a continuation of the moral and material support of the town, and more particularly the former,' the school will move forward as never before since its founding. W. S. HOGAN. Carlisle Fitting School, June 16, 1908. Mr. Thos. Black, Jr., a son of Dr. J. B Black, left Monday morning for Branchville where he will live in future. He and his brother, Dr. Robert Black, have purchased the Branchville pharmacy, lately run by Mr. Hair and Dr. L. J. Mann. Mr. Thos. Black will have the management of the business, but Dr. Robert Black will continue his practice here. Notice of Sale of Stock of Groceries. By order of the Probate Judge of Bamberg County, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Bamberg, S. C., on Friday, July 3rd, 1908, at ten o'clock a. m., all of that certain stock of goods belonging to the estate of B. S. Harrison, deceased. MRS.'EVA B. HARRISON, ' Administratrix. Bamberg, S. C., July 19, 1908.. J. H. DIXON i Madmist and Eagjaeer General Repair Shop. We repair all kinds of machinery and carry a full line of Pipe, Pipe Fittings, Valves, Injectors, Lubricators, Oilers, etc. Bring your engine ana have the cylinder bored. Maxe It run like new and give you more power. Bring your cotton gins and press parts and have them repaired before the busy season. A stitch In time saves nine. We repair saw mills, grist mills, i cane mills; In fact we rim a hospital for sick and disordered machinery. i Bring It In and have It cured. Gas engines and automobile engine cylinders i bored, and new pistons and rings made that won't leax. Gives you more i power and better efficiency. We repair and charge storage batteries. i Call when in trouble and see what we ; can da i SHOP AT COTTON MILL j ? | f HARDWAREl ? We have on hand one of the best and most up-todate stocks of ? Hardware shown in this city in many a day, and cordially invite you to call and inspect our line. We nave almost anything you need m " the hardware line Simmons Hardware Co. Bamberg, South Carolina , I TITLES LOANS I EXAMINED NEGOTIATED | J. ALDRICH WYMAN I ATTORNEY-AT-LAW | Civil and Office upstairs, over Criminal Practice Bamberg Banking Co. B ?1*7 f!'carter i 4 Attorney-at-Law 4 J [ BAMBERG, S. 6. J [ | * Special Attention Qlven to Settlement 11 i > of Estates and Investigation of Titles i > < Offices over Bamberg Banking Co. < * ti'umuK |p At Denmark, South m (^) Careful, Shrewd Business Men are bi for stores and industrial plants, ai residences, because they believe thai V/^kS Unf> o IUI.UIV. j?j No One Makes a . Pby buying lots in a growing city, lead of successful operators who a l|p their judgment with their money. m Use a Lot as a Savin i ^3) and deposit an installment month child, or your old age and watch 11 have sold more lots in Denmark 11 (raj) than has been sold in some of the I a half year. Drop me a postal a \^) send you plats, prices and terms. C. H. DOR* I President, . . ^ . . ( Factory to riresiae g 7 (FROM THE LEXINGTON DISPATCH) I f "In this issue we print an advertisement for Mr. G. ?j* A. Lucas, who is well and favorably known to the G 9 people of Lexington county. Mr. Lucas has gone in- x S to business for himself, and the pianos he is offering Jgj are the best in the world. He can sell you a high- jj 9 grade instrument at the price usually paid for medium 3 S grade pianos. When you want a musical intrument * see him before buying else where. Mr. Lucas is also jj i one of the finest piano tuners in the country, and if * your instrument needs attention drop him a card at *! Augusta, Ga." , J J THEY ARE j THE BRIGOS AND BOARDMAN & GRAY I < A difficult matter to find their equals anywhere at ? | ( any price. Sold to you with no expense attached ex- 3 | cept the freight, and a small profit for my trouble. * * If these facts appeal to you and you are interested ? J please write ana I will tell you more about them | c || . PIANO TUNING CAREFULLY DONE || I O. A. LUCAS p II P. 0. Box 490 Augusta, Ga. j f Ci is Bank I Confidently and honestly believes that it can I meet every requirement of the most careful, I conservative ana discriminating bankers. Come 1 in and see'us. Give us your account. I iERG BANKING COMPANY! - - South Carolina J WE HAVE IT! An up-to-date drug store with a choice assortment, of Drugs, Patent Medicines, Paints, Oils, Stationery, Cut Glass. ComDs, Brushes, Rubber Goods, Cigars, Etc. We can serve you promptly and at right prices. Give us a share of your trade Hoover's Drug Store V TELEPHONE 44 BAMBERG, S. C. ; O.*; iC* * ; . . . it . - .V . - ', ;' . ' ^"Vr.Si >-. ,r? -Viiv'?.- ' ..;:/? 1 1 ' Tml ^Carolina. (||| uying sites ^ nd lots for t Denmark Mistake Ij Follow the re backing 5 igs Bank 1| ly for your " . j t grow. I r : 11 a month )ig cities in |g| nd let me Savannah, Qa. ^g| 1 \ your appetite fails and you don t feel like eating anything that you can -think of, come to our store and we wiH show you something that w?ll cause you to be \ HUNGRY once more, and make you glad you're living. We have all kinds of good things to eat, and at prices to match the * hard times COME and pay us a visit the next time you start out to buy your gro- \ ceries. We want you ri , _ , i to see ! | B } M" I the many nice things I I offer you. All goods I free of charge i I I Bamberg, .South Carolina I ? .. . >" it.' move bicii nson: i ;; INSURANCE AGENT J[ 0 WILL WRITE ANYTHING < ; ^ !! Fire, Tornado, Accident, Lia- ! I ; 1 bility, Casualty, in the J < strongest and most re o liable companies. o JI TELEPHONE No. 10 B. Bamberg, SX. J [ ? ? ? ?? ?<?>## < NOTICE. \ Notice is hereby given to all grand jurors and State witnesses that they need not appear at the July term of court, as there will he no criminal pl eases tried at said term of court C. B. FREE, ' 7; C. C. C. P. and G. & Bamberg, S. C., June 8th, 1908.. MBi* :