The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, July 13, 1899, Image 3
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\ ESTABLISED MAY 1st, 1891.. i
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A. W. KNIGHT, Editor.
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V, RaTES?$1.00 per year; 50 cents for
six months. Payable in advance. .. .
Advertisements??1 .00 per inch for
first insertion; 50c. for each subsequent
insertion.. Liberal contracts made for
^ * three, six, or twelve months. Want No"?
tieesonecenta word each insertion. Local
Notices13c. per line first week, 5c. after'
wards. Tributes of Respect, etc., must
be paid for as regular advertising.
Communications?News letters or on
subjects of general interest will be gladly
welcomed. Those of a personal nature
will not be published unless paid for.
~ * Thursday, July 13,1899.
. Bamberg is one of the very he^lthi^st
places in the State. Being
situated in the iow ..country makes
ho difference here. Malaria is almost
unknown, and consequently
there are no mosquitoes. We war.
rant that there has been less fever
* in Bamberg, according to population,
this year, than in any town in
the State.
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Bamberg wants more people, and
? a hearty welcome is extended to ail
good citizens who want to cast their
lot with us. There is plenty of
room for all who may come, and our
population should double itself in
the next year or so. We invite per- [
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suns hiiu aic iwmhj; iui a
tywu to locate, to come and inspect
our advantages, for we feel sure
that a personal visit will result in
their corning here to live.
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We want to say in all earnestness
and candor to the people of Bamberg
that if they want to help the town
they must not wait for outside assistance,
Self-help is the best help,
and if we will go to work, pull to*
gether, and show to the outside
. world that we who live here believe
ill the town and are willing to invest
qpr money here, naturally it
follows that outside capital and aid
? ? wilfc gravitate in our direction. "The
gods help those who help them
selves," and this applies equally as
much to corporations and communiN
ties as to individuals.
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Bamberg has as good school and
church advantages as any town of
its size anywhere, and in many
^ a great deal better. The Car
School and the BamInstitute,
or graded
' to be desired
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Brother Eodgers, of the Phlm.
Post, seems to be having a tough j
time. .See what a sad story he reV
% v lates .of his inability to take a day's
k 7' . - outing on the fourth:
^ ? It made thfe editor sad Tuesday to see
m so manypeople going-oif for a day's holi
. day Tuesday, when he had to stay hard
at wOrk. Much of this is due to delin
qaent subscribers, who,, holding i>ack
i . .what is doe, prevents us" from Staining
the help necessary and places the entire
bnrdei upon us. We
Jiope that this appeal will
fev- ^ ^^hearts of the delinquents,
-"*11 be able
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the matter at their annual mw?g
-"this month at Harris Lithia Springs.
We arKhearftly in sympathy with
the movement, and hope to be present
at the meeting. If not, our
hearty co-operation is hereby
pledged to any action the brethren
take on this line, for we think it
^ high time that the newspapers quit
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I^^^^^^Tgddng for
B^nB^nM^Vhave received the first issue ef
News* a new paper just
^B^^HgV^tarted at Clinton, S. C., of which
^^^^^BpVfpasrfi. S an(j Junius
Parrott are the publishers. It is a
BT ? neat, clean, and newsy sheet, and
we feel sure that our young friends
K will have great saccessjji their new
* enterprise. Clinton is a live town,
and the two Parrott boys are hust
lere.
v. The railroad situation in ColumWjS
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M bia has finally developed into a good
thing for that city. The Seaboard
Air Line paid into the city treasury
last Monday $30,000, for Sydney
Park, this b^ing the price fixed by
condemnatiorKproceedings. This finally
settles the question as to
whether the Seaboard will build to
Columbia, and we are clad of the
- ^-successfnl outcome of the negotiations.^
3ipw, the thing for Bamberg
SSj^*: to do, is tb~-??e that we get that
foad which is b^wg^so^niJSte r io u s 1 v
_ surveyed from Augusta tb^bajrtesI' **'^fompnrary
survey places
^ '.ikf road about ten miles below
town, and, if the toad is ever built,
.we must have i? to come by here,
We cannot afford to tot it pass us by.
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There 8&ms to be rattier a t.1
:ra 1 demand among the newspapers t.
that the State House be completed. s
We, too, would like the stru-ture
made one that will reflect credit on j.
tbe~?iate, and if the money nowap- ]
propriated to tlie State colleges is 1
used for that purpose, we shall be 0
in favor of its .completion. Howev- ^
er. we are opposed to any increase in ^
taxes for this work, because we do }
not believe the people are in good a
enough financial condition to stand "
it.
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There is not another town in the j
State of equal size and resources ^
fliof ic? X noil nrn no* in or ntlfl f.'lVrvi J1 CT
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greater number of private and pub- ^
lie enterprises than Gaffney is car c
rying at the present time. The wa- j
terworks are progressing to the tune (
of $18,000 ; the jail is going up at
a cost of $10,000; the oil mill is
absorbing $10,000 or $15,000 more; ?
! the Methodists and Baptists are to- 1
gether spending $20,000 on new ^
churches, and Limestone College is J
j putting $20,000 on improvements. .
i/ook at these figures: In round j
numlers $80,000 is moving for the
upbuilding of the town and the common
good. These are the cold
facts, but the whole country will
feel the warmth of the spirit behind
them.?Gaffney Ledger.
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We only clip tne aoove 10 snu\> j
the people of Bamberg what other ,
new county seats are doing, and to ]
impress upon them the necessity of
public improvements and private "
enterprise. Every dollar invested j
in Bamberg by our moneyed men
-Will pay good interest, and will also <
impiove and benefit the property 1
interests of the investor, as well as
i
ail other interests in which he may
be financially interested. The bus- i
iness men of Gaffnev are spending i
their money for the benefit of their (
town, and it is^his spirit which is ,
rapidly making it one of the best j
towns in the State. Bamberg can j
do no better than to follow the ex- j
ample of Gaffney.
ATLANTA'S DISGRACE. *
It will be remembered that a short J
time ago Dr. Broughton, a Bap ]
tist minister in Atlanta, from his <
?1 ^\fo,rAp Wrtf?liuftrn 1
pUJpil, uuaigcu maj wi ?? wv. ?
with being a drunkard and a libertine,
and offered proof of his char- 1
ges. The city council immediately ]
appointed a committee to investigate <
the charges, but all trouble was
saved them by the Mayor appearing
before them and acknowledging
that they were true.
When their report was made to <
council several of the members
made red.hot speeches and requestMayor
to resign. However' ,
Promised to "go and sin j
majority of council j
him another 1
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PLEASAXi
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Mr- A. W. Knign..
}>aS purchased the Bambei* ;
and has taken charge of same.
T?r>nfll or TClliarllf fn Tiftni- I ,
ncituuic JUIVIIMVl vv .......
berg county and wish him much J
success.?Denmark Times. a
- Editor Otis Biabham laid down 1
pen and pencil and scissors last v
week, and Editor A. W. Knight, 1
of Sumter, took*possession i
eeasy chair of the Bamberg *
J' ild. We give good wishes to 1
a the retiring and the advancing. c
iarnwell People. t
Editor Otis IJjabbam *ask wee^ 3
.id down pen and scissors and
jas taken up the pencil and shears.
We -svish him great success in his ^
new field of labor.?Denmark *
Times.
Weary of wielding the pen, which s
, was characterized by grace, consis- \
teucv, frankness and all that tended \
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to cultivate and elevate the public j
mind, $Ir. Otis Brabham gives way ]
to Mr. A. W. Knight, of Sumter, as j
editor and proprietor of the Bamberg .
Herald. 31 r. Knight is an ener- (
getic, capable, practical repreg^ita- j
*ifbnrtn Estate" and will }
give the readers of the Herald, an j
up-to-date, bright paper fifty-two
weeks in the year. And here's good t
wishes for you, Brother Brabham, ]
in whatever you undertake.?Barn- ]
well Sentinel. (
Our congratulations are extended .
to A. W. Knight who has just taken t
charge of the Bamberg Herald. We i
know those people in that town and 1
county, and wen kow that there are ]
no better people in the world, and <
hpf.ter town in the world than 1
Bamberg. Brother Knight is a
good newspaper man and we think
that there fs good cause for congratulations
all round.?Florence 1
Daily Times. 1
Mr. A. W. Knight, of ihe Sumter
Herald, has bought out the Bamberg
Herald, and will in future conduct '
the Herald as dditor and propietor.
Mr, Knight is a good newspaper
maD, and will give the people of Bamberg
?i live .^apcr.?Orangeburg
Times and Democrat.
Mr, A W. Knight, and family
will leave tomorrow for Bamberg,
where they will make their future
home. .Mr. Knight has purchased
the Bamberg Herald and lie will;
devote iris time and energy to the (
task of giving the people of Bamberg
a first class coun^paperv? Sumter
s Daily Item. x ^ <
"Mr. A. W. Kuight announces his 3
withdrawal from the Sumter Herald ^
for the purfJ&e of taking charge of 1
the Bamberg Knight is
Ia'live man and he is goir^i? a live '
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*h*11 in a gdod fiuid and .\v& expect
0 see the Bamberg lleraVi^ wax
frohg and great Under his maiwge
lent.?Florence Daily Times.
A. W. Knight, atone time ajjriner
on the Times, and until recenty
one of the editors of the Sumter
lerald, has bought out the Herald
f Batnberg, S. C., and in future will
dit that paper. Mr. Knight?is a
[ood all round printer, and if he
urns out to be as good a writer ns
le is a type setter his success is
issured. We wish .him well.?
Manning Times.
Mr. A. W. Knight withdraws from
lie Sumter Herald for the purpose
tf.taking charge of the Bamberg
leralil. Mr. Knight is a live man
mil he is going to a live town in a
,rood field, and we expect to see the
Bamberg Herald wax strong and
jreat under his management.?t'oumbia
correspondence .News and
Courier.
Mr. Wilkes Knight, who has been
mgaged in the newspaper business
n Sumter for the past several
reai^, has sold his interest in the
Sumter Herald to his brother and
ias purchased the Bamberg Herald.
Mr. Knight is a former Bennettsville
Doy and has many friends here who
ivish him success in his new veil
;ure.? Bennettsville Advocate.
Governor Richardson Dead.
It was with sincere regret that the
lews of the death of ex-Gov. John
Peter Richardson was received this
noruing. He had been in failing
lealth for some time, but none of
lis many friends thought the end
50 near. The end came about 11:15
/clock at the Hotel Jerome, where
le has lived for several years.
fJnv^rnnr Rinhardson was a mail
)f brilliant attainments, while the
laine of John Peter Richardson was
synonomous with honesty and integrity.
Governor Richardson's wife, to
whom lie was devotedly attached,
was with him at the time of his
leath, while numerous friends and
relatives hastened to lend assistance
:o the bereaved widow upon leaning
of his demise. Governor Rich-*
irdson was seriously ill early in the
spring, but a few days ago had ><>
far recovered as to be able to 1 avc
iiis room.
Early yesterday morning he was
unable to leave his bed. Late r in
the day his condition was" w orse,
but the announcement of his death
was a shock for which his friends
were unprepared.
Many telegrams were jecetved
this morning from prominent people
of the State and country expressive
of deep regret at the governor's
death.
Owing to the fact that the governor's
brother and other members of
he family could not get to Columbia
until 11 o'clock tonight, the
funeral arrangements have not been
definitely decided upon, but it is
likely that religious services will
be held at Trinity in the morning.
Today the flags on the state house
were at half mast in honor of the
patriot and citizen. The state
house w-fto ?loeod and vzope >nw
Imng on the door. No business
jxcept that which demanded immeliate
attention was transacted,
The dead governor's body lies in
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narior or tne. notei oerumc, mm
^eople called today to pay
% "fs.?Columbia Itecord,
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ire just tiiv
le is all ru
whether he
nore to giv
jood appeti , t . *w$i\
ake. I can nV? cut anytfting and
lave a new lease on'life." Only 50
:ents, at Thomas Black's and Bam>erg
Pharmacy. Every bottle guarmteed,
A Significant Trip.
It is stated on good authority that
dr. H. Walters, the president ofphe
Vtlantic Coast Line, and Mr. Samlel
Spencer have sailed for London.
Speculation is rife as to the cause of
;his extended trip just at this time
)y these two magnates. Those who
lave watched the situation do not
lesitate to predict that it means the
joint purchase of the Plant^ System
,racks of the Savannah, Florida and
Western will be used jointly by the
-wo systems to get into Florida,
wen as far as Tampa, and lrom
hence using the Plant steamship
ines, reaching out after Cuban and
Puerto Kican business. Without
he Plant System as a feeder the
Atlantic Coast Line would be effec*
:ually bottled up, and, judging by
die friendly relations now existing
jetween the Southern and Coast
Line, such an arrangement is regarled
as one of the possibilities of the
future.
Red Hot From The Gun
Was the ball that hit G. P.
Steauman, of Newark, Mich., in the
Civil War, It caused horrible Ulcers
that no treatment helped for
20 years. Then i5uckien s Arnica
Sake cured bin*. Cures Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Skin Eruptions. Best Pile gbre on
earth. 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by Thomas 'Black and
Bamberg Pharmacy.
Kobert Bonner, publisher of the
New York Ledger and owner of famous
horses, died at his home in
New York last Thursday night.
Death was due to a general breaking
down of the system.
The Orangeburg Times and Democrat
has gearcbed the woods and
found them full of men wfro would
like to succeed Dr. Stokes fn Congress,
but it warns them that they
'will fincli)r. Stokes a hard man to
jeat next time.?Colombia liecord. j
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COVf THlfcVfcS CAPTIU^D.
Oiih Said to bo Charged with Murder
in South Carolina.
Charley Jones, a negro, was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Sergeant
Norris and Officer Webb, of
the Augusta police fjrce. They arrested
him at the instance of .Detective
G. B. Kittrell, < f Orangeburg
county, S. C.
The detective arrived here yesterday
and had a confeience with the
police. Ho said he was after Chailey
Jones, who had been stealing
cows in Orangeburg county, and who
was wanted for the murder of a man
some years ago.
bergeant iNorns and Officer Webb
took the trail. They arrested Jones
I out near Railroad avenueabout dusk.He
was sent to the station and is
there now. lie denies the charge.
This morning another party, who
is said to be concerned in the cow
stealing case with Jones, was arrested
by Officer Webb at about the
same place where Jones was apprehended.
His name is nothing less
than Simon "Washington Hampton.
Both are charged with cow stealing,
but the first one captured also
has the charge of murder hanging
over him. They will 02 taken to
South Carolina. Tkere is a bit of
uncertainty about :he man Jones
being the one wanted for murder,
but he will be taken to Orangeburg
county and the matter fully investigated.?Augusta
IIe;ald.
Working Nijfht and Day
The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Dr.
King's New Life Pills. Every pill
is a sugar-coated globule of health,
that changes weakness into strength,
listlessness into energy, brain-fag
into mental power. They're moiiderful
in building up the health.
Only 25y per box. Sold by Thomas
Black and Bamberg Pharmacy.
Canteloupe Shipments.
Shipments of canteloupes began
last week from Blackville. Large
quantities were brought to the depot
for shipment (o New York by
express before ascertaining the
rates. To their surprise the shippers
found thev were charged at the
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rate of ninety-one cents a hundred,
which would have consumed all the
profits in the crop. Accordingly
they changed their shipments to
Asheville, Columbia and nearer
Southern points. Monday a number
of shippers combined in loading
a refrigerator car to be forwarded tc
New York at the cost of thirty-twc
cents a hundred. This is the begining
of a new truck industry.
The crop is large and of fine quality,
but the handling of it is^iew tc
growers, and unless they can gel
reasonable rates of transportation, we
fear the farmers will not continue
it. We hope this can be satisf*0150"
rily arranged, and the ven*?re prove
a success. The hope *>? county
lies in diversified crops. Barnwell
Sentinel.
Flood in Texas.
A terrible flood occurred in Texas
last week', which destroyed about
$15,000,000 worth of property, and
about three hundred lives were lost.
The flood extended over a ^district
of five hundred miles in length,
with a breadth .of possibly fifty
miles. The waters of the Brazos
river covered the valley for six days
to a depth of* from six to twenty
feet. All crops were destroyed.
This is the most appalling disaster
that h as oee.urrprl in thia conf?/%n ir>
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of knowing it has ab*tely cured '*
thousands of hopeless^es# Asth- t
tiji TTAO i _ -J 1
ijiu, jjiuuuuii") iivmosg a 11 a hji
diseases of the ThroaQhest and ,
Lungs are surely cured it. Call i
on Thomas Black an]*anlberg f
Pharmacy, ind get a frerjal hot- J
tie. Regular size 50/ Ev- \
cry bottle guaranteed, oi.yice re- *
funded. i
Appoiitmeut of
Washinctox, July 6.Senator j
McLaurin, f South Oarol^ was !
at the Whit House to day a the |
interest ofsome applicati<s for '
coinniissios in the new llitary 1
un tiers tan < that^ the prqder.t 1
would apption the officers mong
the severaStates in the propvtion %
of a captai and first leutenait for
each Statdrrespective of poltics.
The high' officers, as has already (
been intiated, are to be taken
from the regular etablishment.
It is irtidetood that astrong effort |
will be mie to reserve the second
lieutenan for the not commissioned
officer;vho have nude good records
in stive service, both - with
the regwls and voluiteers.
Joliu 1). )ck feller's Recipe for (jetting
Ricli.
<vIt ahys has been my rule in
business) make everything count 1
somethii. I never go into an en- ;
terpriseuless I feel sure it is coming
out ght.
"For istance a promising scheme
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may he rouoseu to inc. n uun t
. altog'fhv satisfy ine and I reject it.
My bxher, Will, would probably
go irt< it and make $10,000.
Anotie equally promising scheme
come doug. He goes into that and
lose$$D,000. The result is that
he bel t made any advancement
audhe has been losing time.
Meanwhile, in some surer enter
prfe I have made, say $5,000 in
tkcsame time the other fellow has
mae and lost twice that amount.
I blieve the only way to succeed is
to hep gettiug ahead all the time."
I fine, Snnfhpm R. R_ has a survey
.ll(* UUftW-.-. w
ingcorps out working pn the propoad
line between 441en4aJe apd Sava
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j The Sliijer'of Sevier Gets Tell Years
in ihe renitentiary.
Spartanburg, S. C., JuiyS.?
John K. Stuckey, u wealthy merchant
of this city, was corrected of
manslaughter thjl^hforningand sentenced
to ten years in the penitentiary.
On Thursday morning Stuckey
was placed on trial for the murder
of John Sevier, his bookkeeper,
whom he shot in his store on J)e
cember 24, last year. Sevier was
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shot twice in the side, and he died i
three hours after receiving the '
wounds.
Iiefore he died lie made a statement
to those about him that
Stuckev had shot him for nothing;
that Stuckev was a bankrupt and
killed him to cover it up. lie also
claimed that Stuckey owed him
$200. An examination of Str.ckey's
books, however, showed him to be a 1
wealthy man, and that instead of I
the convicted man being indebted to
Sevier, the latter was indebted to
the former.
The case was opened last Thursday.
Duncan & Sanders cS; Hydrick
& Wilson represented the defendant,
while SoliQitor Sease was
assisted by A. L. Schumperr.
The ease lasted two days, and
every inch of ground was contested
by the defendant's counsel. They
made a sttOng defence for him on I
1 lio nrvmnul ilofunoo
HIV. gl Wll I1V4. VI CVll-UlllHOl. ItOWmoiiy
was introduced to this effect
and a pistol was produced which
was picked up oil the floor near
where Sevier was sitting. It was
claimed that the deceased attempted
to shoot Stuckev, who tired on his
assailant first. It is understood
that the defendant's counsel will
make a motion for a new trial and
if necessary will take the case to
the Supreme Court, as much important
testimony considered relevant
was not allowed to go in by Judge
Gary.
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Ga., Aug.r
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^ Its marvel j
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J thens them sc monthly periods t .
j may be regular and painless. Headache, T .
T Dltzlness, Nervousness, that dragging f
J sensation and those terrible pains in & ]
7 the back, hips and abdomen qule*iyv 7
disappear. r " '
Sold by all Druggists ct se^i?ost-paid for 9
I fl. A box of "Monthly" Regulating Mils to H
J use in connection, is with each bottle p ^
jrf LADIES BLUE BOOK sent free to any ad-jl
<g dress. A sample box of "Monthly" Reg- >r s
J ulatlng Pills sent for 10c. in stamps. )l i
T Address. Woman's Department, New r 3
jj Spencer Medicine Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn. ^ '
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Lost 27,
me. ;;
Here I am again witn a
large stock of Engagement
iiiul Wedding Kings, Birth
Day and Wedding Presents, T
ami 8 Day Clocks at ?2.25.
Watches from ?1 up. Also
Jewelry of all kinds. Spectacles,
Eye Shades Etc.
EYERybODY
Is Buying
his goods from me excexpt h
yo?. GIVE ME A CALL, I
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BAM BERG. S. G |$
SAY Mm Pita
litre are yon going? "
1st niit it Mr. Ohariie Butter's
to sil er MME
i lisi ladles. De say be
nb It beslii ion, aey is'
toi er lad bob le or roacb
loot. He ail bis tied Mr, i:
Feller are nelly coma- j
latin aoi vie lo slow nnnnn
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Condensed Schedule in Effect June 11th, 1309.
No.ll No.^3f ' ;No. 6 XoJ3 ifl;
PBUy Daily eastern time. |dai^daily ?;
530p 7 00a Lv.. Charleston ...Ar il 00a 817p
609p i niaj " .. Summerville .. " 10 18a 7 Sip
7 50p 8 55a.; " .. .Branchville... " 8 52a 602p
8 24p 0 23ai " ... Orangebxug... " <8 22a 5 29p /
9 20p 10 15aj "... Kingville.... " 7 30a 4 3Sp !,
110 48aj " Camden JunctionLv! 350p l|
ill 40a| Ar Camden Lv! SOOp y
lOlOp 11 OOa'Ar ? Columbia Lv!645a 855p
580p) 7 OOa Lv... Charleston .. Ar 11 00a 8l7p
7 50p! 915a " ...Branchville... " I 8 52a 602p
819p! 9 41a " ?Bamberg ? " 8 24a 583p ,
83lp! 9 52a " Denmark " ' 811a 519p t
850pil010a "?Blackvilje " 7 56a 506p
857piI109a " Aiken: " 7 02a1 400p C
10 45p ll 51a Ar.AugusTaun.2hLv " 6 2Qa| 810p
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., \na Birmingham)... 930p 7 45a
at. Lexington 500pi 5 00a ?
" Cincinnati 7 30p; 7 45a
* ? Chicago 7 15ai 5 30p
Ar. Louisville 7 35pj7 55a
" St. Louis ".... 7 04a 600p
At. Memphis, (via Chattanooga) [ 7 40a
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L?v. Augusta j 2-4ttp! 9 30p
" Batesburg 4 19ajl2 07a
jv. Charleston 7 OOaj 5 80p
Liv. Columbia (Union Depot) |1140a 8 30a
^j. Spartanburg SlOpill 25a
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. Trains Between Charleston and Ashe- fl _
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LShington and the East; also for Jackson- 1
id all Florida Points.
K S. GANNON, J. M. CULP, r1
V-P. & Gen. Mgr., Traffic Manager, I? Y
shington, D. C. Washington, D. 0.
GEORGE B. ALLEN,
Dly. Pass. Agt., PDilVU
Charleston, S. C. Uliliui.
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ishington, D. C. Atlanta. Ga. Pure
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GOOD EVERY TIME.
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$15000 for BafiHH
1 he Insurance Companies represented by (r. Moy^Bj
)ickin><m have paid to the citizens of Bamberg within
he past year Slo.000, and he solicits a continuance of your j
atronage for the companies who have so nobly stoodsto*l
on. All losses have been adjusted and paid promptly. j
FIRE, LIFE, TORNADO, AND WIND-STORM INSURANCE. ?
If you want insurance in first-class companies, consult
im before insuring your property. Respectfully
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Barnwell-Blaokville Telephone qpv^j
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DENTIST. ? HERALD BUILUINVj?
Bamberg. South* Carolin^if*
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