The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, August 12, 1920, Page 4, Image 4
CfjePamberg 2|eralii
ESTABLISHED APRIL, 1891.
Published Weekly at Bamberg, S. C. j
Entered as second-class matter April
1891, under Act of March 3, 1879.
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$2.00 PER YEAR.
Volume -9. No. 33. <
Thursday, August 12, 1920.
SMALL TOWN METHODS.
The Herald dislikes to utter a word
of criticism against anybody. We j
very much prefer to believe that ev-:
eryone does the best he can and let it
go
at that. But there are some prac-!
tices in Bamberg that ought to be
stopped.
If Bamberg is to grow and be a
progressive town, the people must j (
pull together. This applies especial- '
ly to those who have the city govern- j 4
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ment. m meir nanus, xue nci aiu is
not in possession of the full facts in
regard to the muddle of the electric, '
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light, power and water plant, and,|
therefore offers no criticism at thisj
time.
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What we started out to say is along :
another line, but pertains to the man-| (
agement of the plant. As one of the <
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largest users of electric power in the .
city, and, therefore, one of the great- ,
est sufferers, we have waited in the
patient hope that some day, somehow, .
something would be done to provide
the town with proper electric facili- .
ties for its industries, and even now
we are perfectly willing to wait a .
while longer and give the city coun
oil its chance to pull the plant out .
of the hole, so to speak. 1
This writer has lived in several i
cities and has been connected with a i
number of newspapers which depended
on the power plants for their mo- tive
power. In every town but Bam- (
berg it has been the invariable rule j
to notify several days in advance, | 1
where such action was possible, of any' :
intention to close the plant for re- ,
pair or other purposes. In Bamberg j ]
no such action has ever been taken j
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that we know anything about. Dur- I
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ing the past, it has been the custom h
to close down the plant at any time 1 ]
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without giving the slightest notice, j \
Sometimes the current has been cut ]
off for several hours, or maybe a j <
whole day or more. By sending out <
a scouting party, we have sometimes
been successful in ascertaining information
as to when the current would
again be turned on. ?t other times 1
we could not then find out.
The consequence is, of course, vhat
users of electric power find themselves
upon such occasions making
money at a rapid rate backwards. A
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force of hands employed in an elec- ]
trically driven plant find themselves '
idle at the expense of the employer. (
This loss of time comes directly out
of profits, and it does not take but a
few hours of idleness to reduce a
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With the repairs now- contemplated
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We will offer a great selection
few spring pigs and some young b<
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^0 Trad Sows, Gilts a
4> TCVr Head Well Grown a
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I Including 4 great producing tried
^ ling gilts, 6 spring gilt pigs, 4 s
^ The breeding of this offering is t
ular blood lines, such as Orion C
A payer, Sensation Select and Impei
^ SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS?Twc
^ yearling gilts by Orion Cherry Kir
i ing Colonel bred boar.
The balance of the bred females
Cherry Orion, one of the best sons
^ Grove's Sensation Select by Old S
Picnic lunch will be served on fj
^ promptly at 1 o'clock. Come to
main ^ine Atlantic Coast Line
f vannah. Automobiles will meet a
yr Send for catalogue and plan to s
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Ernest A. Marvin, Pro]
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to the power house and with the new
equipment soon to he installed witl
the proceeds of the bond issue, Bam
berg should have a modern electrh
plant. With the installation of this
plant, it is the hope of users in th<
city of electric power and curren
that modern methods will be install
ed. People cannot be expected to use
electric power under conditions tha
have existed in the past, but witl
faith in the future we look forwarc
in the hope of improvement.
MAKES QUIET*ENTRANCE.
State Hospital Receives Allendale
Man at Last.
Columbia, Aug. 8.?Richard You
mans, of Allendale, who shot and kill
ed his brother-in-law, John Dunbar
on July 5, and who has made severa
unsuccessful attempts to get into the
state hospital or the penitentiary, was
admitted to the state hospital aboui
11 o'clock yesterday morning.
It will be remembered that Youmans
was brought to Columbia las1
veek by Sheriff Bennett in an attempl
to get him lodged in one or the othei
)f these state institutions. Neither ol
these institutions would admit Youmans,
however, because no court orders
had been issued to that effect.
Sheriff Bennett then appeared before
authorities of the governor s office in
an effort to get an order committing
Youmans to one of these places, bui
failed in the attempt.
Thursday of this week another effort
was made. An appeal had already
been made by Youmans's attorney
to Judge Bowman, of Orangeburg,
for a court order committing
the man, but both this and the appea!
to the governor were unsuccessful
both claiming that they did not have
the power to act.
Judge Memminger, of Charleston
was then appealed to and the ordei
committing Youmans to the state hospital
was given. Youmans's status in
the criminal court, however, remaining
unchanged, he being merely placed
there for observation and treatment.
Physicians at the state hospita'
said yesterday that Youmans waf
rery quiet when he was brought in
merely offering to sing for them il
:hev desired to hear any music. Nol
being in any such mood, the physicians
say that they gratefully decline3d
the invitation.
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Try This.
"Do you believe in the beneficia
effects of laughter?"
"I certainly do. If I can get a mar
laughing I can nearly always borrov
$5 from him."?Boston Transcript.
Don't fail to visit the one-day sale
>f aluminum ware at /x. 0. SIMMONS'S
on Saturday, August 11
Values from $2.50 to $5.00 for $1.8$
jach.
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Cotton sheets at Rentz & Felder's
Tobacco twine at Rentz & Felder's
Read The Herald, $2.00 per year
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TSALE |
JG. 26,19201
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of spring and fall yearlings, a ^
oar prospects. X
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nd Young Boars A ?
nd Popular Bred <!
sows, 1 6 spring and fall year
pring and fall boar prospects. V
he very richest and most pop- ^
herry King, Jr., Colonel, Tax ator.
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) choice, well grown spring i
lg, Jr., mated to a good breed- ^
3 have been mated to Marvin's
of Orion Cherry King, Jr., and
ensation Select. &
arm at noon and sale will start
Green Pond or Whitehall on
i between Charleston and Sa- X
.11 trains on sale day. J
pend August 26th with us. V
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ck Farm :
Green Pond, S. C. A
Treatment Kitting the Case.
"What are you treating me for,
, doctor?"
3 "Loss of memory. You have owed
i me a bill of $G0 for two years."?
t Boston Transcript.
Don't fail to visit the one-day sale
of aluminum ware at G. O. SI.M^
MONS'S on Saturday, August 14,
J Values from $2.50 to $5.00 for $1.89
1 each.
GREAT DISCOVERY
BY BIG SCIENTIST
Zemerine is a secret preparation
- discovered by one of the world's
. greatest authorities on the treatment
of eczema and skin diseases. For
' i years no one but those of wealtn
1 could afford his treatment. Today
j the prescription is offered at a price
; that is within reach of the poorest.
Zemerine is used with almost certainty
for the treatment of the most
obstinate cases of eczema, itch or any
- irritating skin disease. Thousands
- of sufferers in dozens of states have
used it successfully and are*high in
' its praise. Simple and easy to apply,
positively painless and Vcelieves
f the itching upon the first application.
.'Prescribed by all well informed physicians,
sold and recommended by
' Leading Druggists. After using it if
you are not satisfied your money will
> ^be refunded. If your druggist can't
supply it send $1 to Zemerine Chemr
ical Co., Orangeburg, S. C., for large
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
SOLICITOR 2ND JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
R. L. Ounter
STATE SENATOR.
I hereby announce myself a candii
date for re-election as state senator,
! subject to the rules of the Democratic
! party. J. B. BLACK.
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! HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
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I' hereby announce myself a candi'
date for the house of representatives
from Bamberg county, subject to the
rules of the Democratic party.
J. CARL KEARSE.
W. L. Riley
CLERK OF COL'RT.
A. L. Kirkland
(For Re-election.)
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for election as sheriff, subject to
the rules of the Democratic party.
D. J. DELK.
S. G. Ray
(For Re-election.)
SUPERVISOR.
W. B. Smoak
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E. C. Bruce
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afs done
thing els<
movie ho
100K at the <
step out of t
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front of the cm
summer evening,
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The movie i
would be renting
theatres for store
weren't for the a
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el: It is typical of
:?unsoing
that they took t<
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mobile as a matte
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movies and to (
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great invention
lts~ half century.
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iMllll thmGs as thev co
way to foster wa:
j sco-plain travagance.
As regards tires
back is about du
are pretty near th
Units
lRMACY, Blackville, S. C.
MOYE, Bamberg, S. C.
Denmark, S. C.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER, ITPEK HHBnraBHHi
DISTRICT.
J. S. Tant ^
| MAUISTRATfe AT EHRHAKDT. I |?/\VTW*/V I/\l>
J. H. Kinard vllvYlUlvl
(For Reelection.) I
T ? ,r , Several Cars on Hand I
L. G. Yarley
His friends announce him a candi- | i
date for Magistrate at Ehrhardt.
| MAGISXRATE^ATjlsiTPOXD. | ^ ^
J. M. Carter j hbhbmb
magistrate at bamberg j
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| E. Dickinson j
! For reelection. J J
j magistrate at olar Full Stock Automobile
Jeff Grranells Parts, Tires, and Ac
MAGISTRATE AT DENMARK. CeSSOIieS Always Oil
J. B.~Guiam I Hand(Announced
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ATTORNEY-AT-LAW I I D DDI/^l/I C
General Practice in All Courts. 1 J* Ua\aV/J\uL|
Office Work and Civil Business all ^ ~
Specialty. Money to Lend. ! -b&IIlD6rg, O. y. ]
Offices in rear over Hoffman's Store. I
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Waterman's Fountain Pen Tnk in ^.e are pr?ud of the confidence doo
an fho, different size bottles at Herald tors.Ndniggists aud ?he public have in
Book Store. Best ink made. 066 Chill and Fever Tonic.
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crowds that * ing for something that isn't
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neir cars in m?ww ?*? ?
)vies every ,,,
What a man pays Jor in a
managers tire is quality?not a limited
half of their number of miles or the privi;
space, if it lege of getting a rebate in
utomobile. case the miles don't come
up to the limit. !
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Americans U. S. Tires are guaranteed
3 the auto- as to quality?with no
;r o'f course tation 6f mileage.
lsvc to the
And that holds just as good
ivery other
' . , for the small car tire as for
of the last ^
the biggest U. S. Tire we ve
got. There's only one stand;
thing has ard of quality with U. S.?and
ne. Taking the size of the car has nothme
is a fine frig whatever to do with it.
ste and ex- *
We represent U. S. Tires j
>, the come- in this town. You'll find it
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rough pay- fore you buy any more tires.
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BEARD'S GARAGE, Ehrhardt, S. 0. '
FENDER-KINARD DRUG CO., Ehrahardt.
FULMER-GARICK MOTOR CO.. Norway.
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