The Bamberg herald. (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, March 01, 1917, Page 2, Image 2
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The Keason W
j Some Business Men Are Success
IS BECAUSE THEY KNi
When to Give Credit and when to Withhold it
ill How everybody pays. It will be issue
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YOUR NAME WILL BE IN IT
: Hated according to the promptness
I with which you settle your bills.
As every person's Credit record is of
t the utmost importance to them, we
hereby give every citizen of Bamberg
and adjoining counties ample
I notice that they are being rated.
Promyt Pay-Fair Pay-Slow Paj
I Delinquents affected will receive a
I letter from their creditors explaining
I just what is expected of them. For
J your credit's sake pay as many of
j your bills as you can before this book
is published.
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Ill inn lVltiA
l^^hcorporated 1889
Suppose They'd Really Try. But we hope soon to mc
Where no farewell te
When a town fellow visits a coun- _
. _ ,, .. a . Prayers and tears were
try home and they sit down to a ta-, An ange, came and ,
ble laden with hickory wood smoked From this world of toil
ham as sweet as nectar, fried eggs) Days of sadness is al'
fresh from the chicken factory, home! Tears of sorrow silentlj
made bread, butter churned before j on daughter nearPm
breakfast, milk and cream that never [ Though God took you h<
saw chalk or water, and a score of no more,
sweetmeats, pastries and fruit, and ^Iay her soul rest in I
then apologize for having nothing to> Your (!evoted and aff
eat, the town fellow cannot but won- PAPA AND
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pectlss; company.?Gower (Mo.) En,.-. In sad, but loving m<
t?rpris$, i , \ - only dearest sister, Eu
??^? Millan, who died one y<
IN MEMORIAM. 2oth' 1916,
T t ** H * You are not forgotten, d
In Loving Memory of Onr Hear, Xor wi|, >.ou ever b'e
Sweet Cliild. As long as memory lasts
We will always think
One bitter, said year since you left i You suffered much, ye
us. Our darling Euphrozine, who : not;
died in Columbia, S. C., Feb. 25th, We watched you day
1916, eighteen years of age, only | Until at last, with broki
daughter of Jake W. and Octavie Mc- j We knew you had pa
Millan. How oft' have we waited -Sweetest sister, you are
and listened in vain for those loving j But comfort it's hard
footsteps that never came, and thatj Although you are absen
loving, cheerful voice, and sweet You are always on ou
smile. Oh, that we could find words Sleep on, dearest Euphi
to express our deep loss, and how we Oh! how sweet to
miss you, our precious child. You name:
were our pride, our joy, and our com-! In life we loved you tn
fort. You were a true, obedient, du- j ly,
tiful, affectionate daughter, and a ' In death we do the s
loving, kind sister. You were our Dearest sister, you have
sunbeam and our guiding star and ; And thy loss we deep
our hearts are broken, and home is | But 'tis God. that has
ruined, wrecked and crushed, by your j He will all our sorro
death, our dearest child. But the ! Yet again we hope to m
tie of our love which bound us, can- j ^ aarnng,
not be severed even in death, for we, | When the day of life
vou and I, vour mother, had given And in Heaven we kn<
the clay to God. greet thee,
Where no farewell ter
Oh! God, how mysterious and strange
are Thy ways, Your devoted and
To take from us our loved one in brothers,
the best of her days, j ELGIN AND
Only faintly now we see, j
With a darkening veil between; | Sacred to the memor
But a blessed day is coming, i neice, Euphrozine M<
When her glory will be seen. : died in Columbia, S. C
One sad year since you left us, . 11916.
Whom we cherished and loved so j Only one year ago,
dear; ask, why we are down
Can we help but miss you and feel ; repeat one sweet name
lonely, ; who have lost a loved o
When we do not see our darling j anguish and our pain,
near. AUI
No more your sweet, kind and loving The Broken Hearte
face In memory of my co
Shall light the gloom of our home; zine:
Yet in love we see you, our darling,
While in sorrow we are alone. In her home not far av
i On a cold and icy nr
If love and care, prayers and tears. I My young cousin suffer
could death prevent. i And calmly awaited
Your days, our darling, would not j When all sorrow will p
be spent;
Life was desired, but God could see, As she lay there suffer
Eternal rest was best for thee. Thoughts of loved
Heaven in her
It was so bitter, hard to part with straying;
you, She seemed joyous an
Oh! My darling child, so hard to stead of sighing
know you were dead; As to uer loved ones
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ars are shed. {Mother dear, my life is ebbing fast! fyfyfy? +? ?(
away;
all in vain, , My days are numbered, they arei^^^
;ook you seven; \<&& W W
and pain; But my darling mother, I can hear; x X Iff
I we know, you say: " "B
r flow, ' I will meet my precious child in | Iff
our darling j Heaven. It' ? * \^'JL
s, And my father and my brothers, too
sme to suffer j When life's work on earth shall
end. ! X
jeace. . And in Heaven a golden crown you
j have won,
ectionate, ( Then blessings on earth our God ; I I
MAMMA. ! will send, j V
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smory of our. well done. i t 1111 1
phrozine Mc-; ?. * ? ' j V
>ar ago, Feb. 1 After my dear cousin had passed j ?? ?* We h&1
j aw aj, ! ctnplr i<
From this world to Heaven, j yy oMJLJi. la
learest sister, We could hear our neighbors say: each 3,E
dear; j We sympathize deeply^ with her|^^ knOW "V
neart oronen mouier. j
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t murmured! By her cousin, ; JLI elin-ann
LAURA McMILLAN. j VV SflOWlIl
by day, , ? are bou
en hearts, , In ;n]t ]0ving remembrance of
ssea aua>. , Eyphrozine McMillan, who departed jX X ?
remembered, f , , t| F b 25th ,9)6 . VV
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. , A year ago today, sister, you passed
r minds. anay, VV
Si' thv! And went to Heaven above;
* i And I hope to meet you there, a X
i ~ ^ In the happy land of love.
lit and dear- gjle .g gone> but not forgotten; ^ TL T
! Never will her memory fade; JL1)1/ fy
!aSft nc j Loving thoughts will ever linger lit WW dll U
\ J i. t Around the grave where she is j ^5
ly feel; i laid. 1
bereft j18' | Forget her! No, I never will;
W8 . I loved her then, I love her still;
leet thee, ou* Her memory ig as fresh today
. fl , ! As in the hour she passed away. i t
>w re shall DORA MCMILLAN.
irs s.re shed. jn loving remembrance of my dear ?
'cousin, jSuphrozine McMillan, who J t 2
" TPPtiOliate /lAnnrtnil tli ic 1 ifa TToh ^ ri t h IQIfi. I Wt q TlOl
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one year ago. <* ?*
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1 Oh, the memory of that evening, fitieS RE
y of my dear : As we stood with breaking hearts, ,
jMillan, who ! For the one we loved most dearly, JL Jk *116 "cS
Feb. 25th, Pierced by death's most cruel dart. J 1 Come t
and still you Long days and nights, she bore in Jt
cast, why we j pain, * t ??
Only those * To wait for cure that never came:
ne knows our ! But God who knoweth all things best.
' Did still her pain, and gave her *
^JT ADDIE. rest. I
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<1 Motlier. Through all pain at times she'd i
usin, Euphro- smile,
A smile of Heavenly birth;
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ay. I home, W H orning,
She smiled farewell to earth. H
ing lay%_ _ j I 1
a aawning | Heaven reiameui now uur ueasuic, I v a w w m
ass away. Earth the lonely casket keeps, j &&
'And the sunbeams love to linger, i ^ ^
ing. dying, Where our darling cousin sleeps.
ones and of j
mind were There was an angel land in Heaven, ^ ^
i That was not quite complete:
d bright, in- So God took our darling cousin,
To fill the vacant seat.
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