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Co. 1.12th S. C. Regt. Names of the Surviving Mem. bers?Also, Roll of the ^ Honored Dead. Confederate Veteran- W. A. Marshall, of Pleasant Hill, has furnished us for publication lists of the living and the dead members of Company I. of the 12th South Carolina regiment, as follows : THE LIVING 1. D. L. Adams, 2. J. J. Adkins, 3. W. B. Bruce, 4. ?f. L. Bat ion, 5. T. Chiig, 6. L. M. Cauthen, 7. J. 14. Gaskev, 8. Med Oankey, 9. Tliom. Denton, 10. \V. J. Denton, 11. J. Harvey Fly on, 12. J. M. Hagins, 13. W. A. Marahall, 14. W. (4. A. Porter, 15. J. W. Porter, 1G. B. M. Powell, 17. J. N. Ply lor, 18. Kans Plyler, 19 T H ? ? v ?* AVVUOHOUU) 20. R. .). M. Steele, 21. Will Terry, 22. A.Steele, 23. Mill? McMurray, 24. Will S'.stare, 25. T. J. Vincent. THE DEAD. Those who have died since the war are; 1. jn . B. Vanhmdinsdiam, 2. W . .J. Stover, 3. Jaa. S. Williamson, 4. J. II. Harper, 5. J T. Maishah, G. J K. Fleming, 7. Millen Hood, 8. Alfred C >skev, 9. R S. Caskey. 10. Ttoy Creii'haw, 11. Willson Orensliaw, NEW GOC OL1 We were forti our orders for F The result is we -you almost anvt +> . V Goods and Shot cully 110 advance Our siock of merchandise is no you some prices on a few items t 5000 yds Outing at 5 7 1-2 anc 1500 yds Heavy Weight Sheeti 1500 yds 3 yard Sheeting 7 125 pes Jeans Pants cloth at les 33 1-3 cts tHe yard. We picked up a Job in Ladies $10.00 each, worth 50 per cent m We have the be3t line of Cloth to $18.00 the suit. When you go to make your Shi our line. We have got the goods Ladies Fine Shoes from 75cts close price holds good on Mens', It will pay you to get our pric< will lose money. Funderbur! 12- Mack Crenshaw, 13. T. B. Langley, 14. John Langley, 15. Jus. Langley, 16. G. T. Caufchen, 17. J. T. Oauthen, 18. John Stover, 19. Jus. Adams, 20. John Maokey, 21. T. J. Duncan, 22. Tim Wade, 23. Reeves Wade, ' 24. John C. Montgomery, 25. Bui lei Nelson, 26. J. N Porter, 27. Madison Gordon. 28. Richard Perry, ; 29. H. A. M. Steele, 1 30. S. H. Huey. 31. Thorn, lluey, 32. Thom. Neal, j 33. Sam Gordon, 34. Denuis Caslels, il 35. J. R. Lynn, 36. Jeff Iiagins, 87. Will Mathis, 38. J. R. Hunter, ' 39. Columbus Hunter, 40. Evan Williams, 41. Pos. Thompson, 42 W.B. Twitty, 43. John Neal, 44. D. J. Carter, 45. Jonathan. Thompson, 40. Zac Taylor, 47. John Howell, 48. Thom. Howell, 49. Alec Graham, 50. David Lucky, 51. J as. Green, 52 Jim Hood. Mr. Marshall still has the original pass given him as a paroled prisoner at Appomattox. It is as follows: PAKOLKD PKI80NKR'S PASS. Appomattox Court House, Va. April 10th, 18H5. Hie Boanr, W. A. Marshall of Co. I. 12 h K^gt. ol S. C. A paroled prisoner of the Army of Northern Virginia,has permission to go to his home and there remain undisturbed. J. C. Bell, Capt Comdg Regt. >DS 1) PRICES. mate in placing all Goods early. ! arc able to sell , hiug in the Dry \ i line at nraeti X ~ * h k ? a e ?\v and complete. We quote J 0 verify our statement. c 1 10 cts per yard. t ing 6 cts per yard. 2 cts the yard. a s than mill prices, 12 1-2 to r t ' Long Coats from $5.00 to lore money. Don't miss these. . ing we ever carried, from $3.50 oe purchases for the family see * i and we guarantee the prices, on to the best made. Same Boys' and childrens'. 2s, if we don't sell you some one Yours for close prices, c Company , ? DRY GOODS That have to he see appreciated. 80 gr to prove their real > Ten hundred yards h dark and light patterns, the 1 . ? quality to go at be the ya 20 pieces full width striped Cheviot. Makes g and Aprons, sells for 10c e\ price only 8c the yard. Ready made Sheets, 50c each. Pillow Cases, special extra good quality 25c th< 1 piece 40-inch Rom storing, green and red con thing for a couch cover. S| I;urs and Feather boa Look good are good and n< Big values in Blanket full size and at the lowest f 5 dozen Ladies' Pettic from 50c to $3.00. Big new line ready-i j The latest out 25 and 5C ton to fill them at 10c pe] Ladies' Tan Shoes ju Cap toe, Kid. Sizes ' 3 t( only $3.00. For the next 30 day Ladies' and Children's Sw and Mittens. Lancaster Unreal L Vant New York to go Dry. I ^ a ay-"^ ? !? New Yetk, Nov,. 28:-Cheered ?'* C >y what thoy believe to be the* |H leginnir.g of the- greatest temper nee r?'V v ?l the c>untry has jS Everv ver seen tho prohibitionists of rjS ^ Jew York State are planning a rusade to move the St^te into By l.e t.J..." f. A 1.1 !'I no u> y t/vnuiu.i, 11 nmii^ii'it | r?. >nd Georgia can be turned to fE 1(~ Clltin ?robibition, why not Ne.v York? ^ J* C. Kl^W/^ boy say. ' # We have A State ticket will be putin & will surprise he field and they intend to elect ^ i Legislature which will pass a jffl *roCcr >rohibition law next year. jj! that a P If yOU wa He Fought at Gettysburg ^ OtlCC. Dnvifl I'nrkcr, of Fayetlf, N. Y., who lost ?? i foot at UettynhnrR, writes: "JSIpo!rio Kit- VP. ors hikVti doiio nm more m>oit than any nedicin* I ever took. For Hcvorni yearn I *>C1 iiki nuuua^u imuuio, imu |mi<i out much j uoney for medicine to little pnrpoae un-1 jfly I f ? il I b ^ in taking Klectrie 1 titt' ra T would | \Z | I B . lot take for what they have done t^r j oe " Grand tonic for feuiale weaknesses MB 3reat alternative and body builder; Hure 3 mre for lame back and Weak kidneys. %ui, uarantoed by Funderburk I'hariiiaejr. i'Jc. T specials] made Sola Pillows. I Ic each. And cotvpound st in, Blucher style, ) 6. A beauty, for s Special Prices on eaters, Coats, Gloves tm m ? M If in before tally ' re us a chance ralue. lannelette in pretty best 10 and 12 i-2c LTd. dark checked and ;ood Shirts, Dresses fery where. Special big lot 72x90, only Linen-Finish 45x36 e pair. ian Striped Upholibination. Just the fecial 35c the yd. s in the latest styles, ot too high priced. s all-wool or cotton, >rice. :oats ranging in price itile (oiupany ? DUX OF BUSINESS I thing to be Sold at 2 First Cost. 2 Stock of Goods belonging to HH lRDS to be sold at once. jS a line of Shoes that the prices 4| you. Dry Goods, Notions, Tin- a ies, Stoves, Harness and everygeneral store carries. ? nt to buy things cheap come at a Yours truly, g EDWARDS |