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Anderson, Anderson County, South Carolina
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Nineteen-year-old Theo. Farmer from Williamston, S.C., was killed on the Western and Atlantic Railroad near Chattanooga when knocked off a train by a bridge while working as a train hand. His remains were sent home accompanied by acquaintance Mr. Hamilton.
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The Augusta train yesterday brought to the city the remains of a young man named Theo. Farmer, a native of Williamston, S. C., who was killed on the Western and Atlantic Railroad, on Saturday last, at a point near Chattanooga. He was employed as train hand, and was standing on the top of the car, when he was knocked off while passing through a bridge, and instantly killed. His body was forwarded by the Company to his home at Williamston, where his father, Elijah Farmer, resides, and is accompanied by Mr. Hamilton, a Carolinian also, residing in Atlanta, who was one of the few acquaintances of the deceased youth. He was a young man, only nineteen years of age.—Carolinian, 13th inst.
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Saturday Last
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Theo. Farmer, a 19-year-old train hand from Williamston, S.C., was standing on top of a car and knocked off by a bridge, instantly killed near Chattanooga. His body was forwarded home.