Carolina Railway Timetable Fragments 1884
Fragmented timetable details show trains between Charleston Wilmington Columbia and Spartanburg with connections to Augusta Atlanta and New York. It lists departures arrivals and notes sleeper services, with several stations named and several routes described on the Carolina and Air-Line networks.
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Tlmino Ton
Gesta UA
Wilmington
Florence
Columbia
North
Son
Brinkley’s
Whitevith
Flemington
Bluir
Marion
Tinmyenyills
Sumter
Camden
Aimnetinn
Kartover
Ew AR
Aiken Dimesion
Bey
Dhaulil
Charleston
Aupiiain
Raing Ray
Wilmingtons
Kok
Spartanbare
Gare Spartanburg
A. Lo
Toava
Charlustan
Spartanburg
Unino
Unhumbiaz Atanta
Charlotte
Air
N.C
Upper South Carolina
Denaey
THE
Carolina Railway Company
Sanday
Sept
Tiny WR
Anonger
Jeune Charl
Jane m
Cola
Caanten Divirian
Sanity
Lenya Columbia
Augusta
Hale
Columbia and Greensvilla Railroad
Columbia Junction
Charlotte, Columbia and Anghele Railroad
St. Joh's
Charlenton and
Savannah
Sarsunal
All Points
Florida
Aligunta
Georgia and Central Railroad
Blackville
Barnwell Railroad
McQuxex
Cx Dony Il
Emmosd
ASD
Danville Railroad
Jaraenger Lieparteent
Anibatier
Asunger
Sertice
A. and C
Northiard
Bitrave Atlanta
Srrive Gainearibe
Wade Tym Mwelam
Tarhatta
Londanville
Virginia Midtauit
Atlente
Richmond
Ain Muffet
Koko
York
Atlanta
Washington
Danville
Greenmboro
Aubeville
Manville
New Orleans
Greenyills
Seneca
Guineaville
N.F. Railroas
Athena
Bowith NS. E
Tallulah Walls
el Air Line
Elberton
Boweryville
Blue Ridge
Wathalles
Greenwood
Newberry
Alston
Hendersonville
Cheater and
Lenoir
Chester
Yorkville
Dal- 4
SG. Division
Greenaboro
Halvigh
Enavsn
M. Slaughter
Gen. Vans
Aiken Granted License for Abbeville Shanty Sinks Work
A M Aiken is authorized and licensed to write sinks on red Bornttars Barna St eluding Nive ramen Arid Rocks Thoroin Charches Mille and Curzon, with based provisions noted.
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Ndaly
Abbeville
Letters From Alabama Aim to Advise South Carolina Readers
A long missive from a South Carolina correspondent residing in Alabama urges natives to stay in their state. It compares farming prospects, labor costs, and wages, notes Alabama’s rough land and limited labor, and praises local schools and courts while calling out higher costs and farming constraints. The writer recalls Civil War comrades and calls for updates by postal card.
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Thia
Alabama
Palmetto
Howe
South Carolina
Aumne O Aly
Abbeville
Waxte-Bauket
Molcomb Statin
Misa Anane
Holdaom
Weldeten
Thor
Ware
Ainixton
Orthodoxy and education clash over Blair bill vote
A Charleston newspaper debate on manliness and voting in Congress centers on Representatives Aiken Tillman and Dargan. It argues the MPs acted from duty and conviction versus newspaper pressure, noting others’ support for education and opposing the Blair bill.
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Benjamin Pranklin
Washington
Someone
Aiken
Menara
Winan
Dorgan
Messrs
Dibble
Nemphill
Bratton
Stualla
Friends of Education
Ana Logy
Namphill
Tillman
Darkan
News and Courier
Mokeré
Hemphill
Smalls
Congress
Istra
Mesars
Tilusa
Dargan
Tillman and
Massie
Let Cash Family Be Left Alone Plea From Anganta Chronicle
A letter dated January 28, 1885 requests that the public not publish or reference Colonel Cash and his daughter Misa Cash. The writer urges editors to honor the family’s grief, noting enduring revulsion toward the Cash family and asking for publication of this protest to ensure their privacy.
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Conpunia
Evivon
Reatarke
Anganta Chronicle
Cash
Misa Cash
Tme
Josh
Cagh'n
Colonal
Warrta
Ex-Governor Monua Held After Detroit Arrest in Bridge Fraud Case
Detectives return from Detroit with ex-Governor Monua of South Carolina in custody. He is wanted in Cambridge for obtaining money by false pretenses from Col. T. W. Higginson. Moxon allegedly obtained $34 by posing as a lawyer. He was committed to jail at the February term.
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Nostox
Detroit
Michigan
Monua
South Carolina
Cambridge
Furge Prolemnon
T. W. Higginson
Moxon
Col. Higgin
Byram
Enart
Charleston Romance and the Ballroom Duel Story
A tale about Lieutenant David Davie in Charleston during the early 1800s. He pursues Miss Colby at a ball, clashes with her Creole escort, a duel is narrowly averted by Bishop John England, and the narrative questions the tale’s veracity while noting Charleston residents dispute the episode.
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Senate
Jefferson Davis
Sam Ward
Mr. Davin
William ‘Teoumaeh Sherman
I Boy
Deff Davin
First Dragoons
Kentucky
Iuxurioun
Charleston
Colby
Charles Colby
Ashley River
John England
Lieut. Davie
Davis
Miss Colby
Foyel
Excert
Davia
Bate Second
Davin
Mina Colby
Friendly Handy
Brlan Colby
Ashley Shell Road
Honda
John English
Mason and Dixon
Lieut
Davie
New York Times
Deaths in Exile Thomas Field dies in Canada after weed fraud exile
Thomas Field a noted figure in New York weed regime era died in exile in Andrews Province of Quebec where he had lived since 1872. A lawyer by training he held multiple public posts including city parks chief and state legislator before fleeing after a Metropolitan Fire Department theft case that cost the city 460000. Field reportedly fled bail to Canada amid accusations and later lost much wealth, leaving a life of retirement cropping vegetables and cattle. The New York World contrasted his fate with Tweed and Connolly.
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Thomas
Picd
New York City
Sunray Nun Tt
Andrews
Quebec
Field
Metropolitan Fire Department
Feld
Canada
New York World
Tweed
Connoly
Kiel
Indictment Smuggling Allegations In Speer Case Surface
Emory Speer of Georgia faces accusations that he and aides smuggled an indictment to the grand jury to target whipping of Black voters tied to his congressional bid. G Jenkins testifies Speer pressed, forged foreman signature, and suppressed witnesses to protect political allies. Papers sent to Washington to influence Speer’s Senate confirmation as District Judge for the Southern District of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Speer
Das. G. Jenkins
United States District Attornoyney
Georgia
Speer
Jasper Yarborough
Grand Jury
Jenkins
Yarborough
Degroes
United States Court
United States
Albany
Congress
Apeer
P. F. Lawahe
Guineaville
Ponteiloe
Spoor
Washington
Senate Ex Confederates in Congress Highlighted in Debate
The senate discussion on General Hawley’s resolution cites many ex Confederates in Congress, noting the high share from Confederate states and the war service background. It mentions Wade Hampton and Senator Butler, their legacies, and a satirical aside about Hampton’s popularity and a local shooting incident in Newberry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hawley
Sherman
Jeff Vaiivanaiter
Tom
Confederate Army
Congress
Rouge
House
Congress of
Confederacy
Kenna
West Virginia
Army
Mt Shreveport
Stawa
Mitchell
Miller
New York
Millar
California
Bhair
van Wyck
Manderson
Ingalle
Whoab
Harrison
Logan
Wade Hampton
Ceamelvea
Rhea
Hampton
South
South Carolina
Butler
Grados
Brandy Station
Baltimore
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Jacksonville
Korn
Gherleston Jeave
Port Royal
Anguate Ekoponin
Yayyapa
Xin
Amastic Csuast Lin
Tpensaanie Ayn Qhernville
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Ite
Nwadaw
Parsenger Taggre
Balto
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Lancaster
Ae “ Greenwood
Lanrena
Anderson
Sore Walhalla
Gi Heston
Columbi Cedp
Divine
T. M. Emerron
A. M. Aiken
Dokesbury PO
Jiiverpool
London
Télabe Insurance Co
Winuranne
Atornwy and
Comnaselloy
Law
Abrvius
Thomson
Attorneyn At Law
Abberilla 8
Vio Benet
Gar. Nick
Jeff Rttu
Abbsrire
Ninety-Bix
Abinvilles
Bpser
Rice & Smith
Attorneys At Law
Ftate
Esouance Hotel
Gaunxellin
8. C
R. Warrs
Paornimras
Rewaood, B
Henee
Vanenny
Love
Jeff Davis
English
Harmon
Springfield
Circuit Williams
Andrew Reese
Circuit
Andrew
Gilder
Crioua
Newberry Observer
Pisa
Roe Durne
Mothora
Fira
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