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6 SHERMAN'S MARCH ivi A A I AAI eetion the army was then i he thinks they were niak Georgetown. The talk ante in i ?:is Mutt thev were THK LANCAST1 narching. to the invasion of that ing for South Carolina, by the j >ng the will not be uninterestin : going to many readers, Mr. Bdlto NEWS, JULY 7, WU section of Yours Rcspc Yankee army, J. E. BP g to your Editor Daily News, V r. I herewith ?. ii-t: wwu j ^m ,jm| k oJIhenev I ER TO0 NEED ' - fj y' N * NJ I I IHKUUIH 5. Ml Western Democrat, March 7, 11 We had a conversation or Thursday with I)r. Glover of O burg, S. C., who was captun Sherman trooops between O K,t?? r* lT ana P.nliimhia. am lIpIA ^w)rKii?wn'i>wt wus' ty about their desturulion. The yankee cavalry re J65 'lew days in Lancaster l)ist i livst ginK uml Pandering, and range- two or three timee by our ca ;d by .mattered. On Sunday inoi range- 26th, Gen. Wheeler met a s i held t)f the enemy's cavalry th no certan- enclose you the account On Tuesday morning, mained .1 we were aroused from ( rict, fora- table by the cry of "tht were met coming!" Every thing ivalry and body were then in uttei ruing, the each trembling for the * mall bodv self and family. Wc cc ree miles riding through the str< . ?1.. | MONEY TC Feb 21, 1865 | 1 am now prepare our breakfast to negotiate loans o ? yankees are wards ?n mTortK ; cottoD farms in Lane and every- ioug time, repayable r confusion? stallments at ? pe: safety of him- No TOmmlBslon cl m,d see them sma^ '?r furnis . . title. ^et, and was, p e it,. i A * > LOAN. ft HI d. as heretofore. II 111 >f $300 and up- II Ul age on improved rfnra??rrr The OldStan r cent Interest. Valuable as larged. Only a Drivp?s Out hing abstract of U\ iVS.fr ^ut the Whole B. WYLIE, :NEHAL TOWC - TM idard Grove's Tasteless "chill a General Tonic because it A Malaria, Enriches the Blood System, For Grown People IE liKllVt 5 [ Tonic is Equally icts on the Liver, and Builds up and Children. as u. prisoner until the yankec passed Lancaster C. H. Dr. was w'th the enemy in the.r through Columbia and Wini and gives an interesting accot their conduct in thise places i the line of march. There was no regular battle lumbia; only flight skirmish > army 'this s><le of Lancaster c. h. Glover them, killing 5 and ca march iThe y?nkee infantry pas.? lsboro, s*x miles below Lancaster rnt of M?ne fame nearer than tli and on %''hxge. VISIT OF YANKKE CAVi at Co- MONROE, N. C ing on 0,1 Wednesday last, ab clock a. snad of thlrtv-five > antl wuip ?ven m mm *-?n ,y uVm pturing 7. nlng, congratulating ou sed about would be well, when i (\ H.? footsteps of a ralf a doz lat to the ing through our house knocking, or showing t tRL.Y TO ity, the vandals went al premises, (as they did v out :i o'- in the District.,) ranis rankee cav thing, and looking int \j i nit; mm - i All rself that all ? :::r:;'Malaria or Chi Without Prctcription No. 666 is he least civil- ior MALARIA or CH 1 throuEli our Five or *ix dote* will 1 1 through oui Jf ^ then M m tonic itli every one return. It *ct? on th< aeking every Calomel and doe* not | o every nook j t?rUBy?^w. | You knQW what y II H p (as the formula is f 110 Xr. rOVOr tonic properties o'. Ilw Ct I Villi j tonic and is in Tas prepared'e?peci?11y Weakness, ^eneru ILLS Sl FEVER. Mothers and I'ale >reak any case and Relieves nervous < rific'!h\blo^v [ripe or Mcken. 25c ' No familyabouId 1 ? ou are taking when you take Grove' >rinted on every label showing that it QUININE and IRON. It is as stron iteless Form. It has no equal for RIa 1 debility and loss of appetite. Gives , Sickly Children. Removes Bilious lepression and low spirits. Arouses 1 A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A >e without it. Guaranteed by your Jiruj s Tasteless chill Tonic contains the well known g as the strongest bitter laria, Chills and Fever, life and vigor to Nursing suess without purging, the liver to action and Complete Strengthener. jgist. We mean it 50c. the part of our calvary. The commenced marching into tl on Friday the 17th, and vcr afterwards the city was in The conflagration extended fr Capitol on both sides of Main to "Cotton Town," consuming eighty squares of buildings. 1 Capitol, the Catholic. Conver nt Unneo on/1 Tail mwl thp enemy ? -te city alry d?shed into the villag y soo:! ^^oe, Union county, remaii flames. an hour and left, carrying am the - horses and mules they coi i street up> A trai" of wagons te ; about ,er' belonging to a party o "be old ifrom Chester District, ha it. the:1*14* vUlage and were stand Print-1street when the yankees e of Mon-land corner of the ho ned about opdn trunks, looking in off all the drawers, and overhaul! tld gather jing up the private paj n in num- one. f refugees The enemy comraenc< d reached our town, on Tuesday d ing in the and continually from tl appeared. Wednesday afternoon, ( use, breaking to the private ing am' tear-1 W pers of everv I JLilS/C sd burning, in / linner time. / nit time until Groceries is the time thev -??tJ 1V0 \rr> 11 havo ' Q? 3E j Chic Careful an< ... . I M Influences, togel a thing that I tl school for their I M announcements t-ta huv vprv I tt Chlcorac-o IE IOOOI ' =3 ora College, s 1 discriminating parents Broking ideal, moral a her with hlgb literary standards, and intellec daughters, are cordially lnrlied to write f< oMJhicora College. in lanes excellent equipment with a distinctly ? 10 Greenville, s Jouth Carolina nd soclalsurroundlng# and tual training, la a boarding jr catalogue and 1914-1916 o Christian purpose. giving ing office, were burnt alongf hundreds of other buildings new Capitol, our informant was partially destroyed thougl say it was not injured beca would require a large amoi powder to blow it up. The S. lege buildings and Lunatic As) caped. It is said that the firi with i?' course the train was s The '*lorse8- mules, and wagons thinks contents, and 19 negro t ti other :Carr'ed off. 53 of the negi use ttied from the enemy and n tnt of Monroe tho same night. Tl C Col- ^eavy one to the unfortuna Mum es for we 8uPPose the wagons n? was a" the va,uahles they poss women and nhililren that : eized, anl ?en. ?ur Duruu^u,; with their smoke of burning hous nen, were springing up of new fii oes escap- there have been from II aturned to stores and private dwe ie loss is a The enemy paid no resi ite refuges propetry but burned th< contained they were occupied by essed. The men and children. The tccomnani- everything in the I)i tviuiu ore wiv JVM **% t x* o9. and the 0ften and you es. In all. | 5 to 20 houses them where y< lllngs, burned , , >ect to private least troub e ; houses when your orders. helpless wo> took off with us and yo Btrlct ?steal-j oil ? "j ^ ine ('uniprvuuuii; 1 and influence ei wfint to irpt Kxhllarati WfllU to gtt exceptionally fli / , , for comfort, bea 0? have the Currlculuti / 14 needs of culture fin placing Q ^J^rAnrt*i M CeoMrratory ei Mai f>lace them ? A won't have ' V , , REV. S. C voK t fiu/n t f\ i v? i ir r uri iwatj ui iwriwuy utonuti wwi nphnslzedi ^Vih Llll1 "ll 11 avoided. ag altitude, 1UOO feet above^b^level, on the 10 climate. Beautiful grounds. 71 If If dtaime bul 1th and convenience. a affords a broad, liberal and true education, d womanhood. Collegiate standard; entranc< u4 Sdcana degrees of M. A.. B. A., B. S., Expression, Physical Culture, Businoss Coui ic In this section. wtracton, men and women of exemplary Chrli ve schools. ~or fr?? cony of Catalogam and Annoaneemt BYRU, D. D.y President, GI Llittuuuuu. nvu)(iuuflo?uuj slope of the Blue Ridge; tidings especially arranged Wfc^lally adapted to the e upoH*l"#-unIt basis. C?lII. I'ed. Cotttgi ! Fia* ArU nes. and one of the best itlan character, specialists ?f?. adjratt IEENV1LLE, S. C. done before Gen. Sherman reached the city, and that ht wards expressed regret at it; course all that will pass for sy. After Sherman reached t he posted guards with orders t any soldier caught setting fii house, and our informant say yankee soldiers were shot. n<wr th#? *?itv wns; hlirr himself ! .. , ed the wagons were left s i after- L. . . , [the streets of Monroe. )Ut ? , No buildings were burnt \pocr |jaRe?not even |ije court e.C y Jail were Injured?but t o shoot . . . seized whatever they wantt ? h a r'e<* 0""' ^wo couriers s , from this place) stationed Child's , Were captured?Charley B it. (ten tanding in ing from the citizens life, and reducing every in the vil- a starving condition. House and The people in Fairfie he enemy now dependent upon tl id and car- the citizens of their (sent out where the vile tread c at Monroe, ha.j n it polluted its sol rein and Leaving Winnsboro, necessaries of' ^ H""*"- "" ? one almost to | get your ordei Id District are fill your < ie d.untto. ot | article can't 1) sister State. I if a hated foe Lancaster. W ll. ! the enemy! & llttle thinfer -* " " -- 1- a i >rder/or the ,e f/und in WJ e do/'t mind UlliV T lik<| trouble ? i ? [ S( sity ofj South CHOLARSHIP EXAMIN. Carolina A.TION eral Sherman occupied Genera pton's house as his headquari When the enemy went into bia a number of white and flags were found flying, but t kee soldiers did not seem to them much, and told those sought protection in that w; they were found "in d?11 ba< ... | Marshall Jones. J Ham?trs. | Since writing the above Colum- Britton, Editor of the Union Sews, has furnished us wi he yan- lowing statement coneerni respect predations of the enemy who horo, S. C. Mr. Britton r< ay that winnsboro while tlie yai 1 com- there, and therefore his marcneu aioiiK me 1111 S. Railroad. The r . Mr. J. E. demolished from the Winnsboro Blackstocks, from whe ith the fol- went in the direction hk the de- C. Their line can be t at Winns- guishod by the smokin F'niained at their track. All alonp ikeos were see nothing but desola account is Iniay be enabled. Mi e 01 me v . ?v i or worK, lor w oad ?s utterly ! Borough to! our business, nee the enemy when we have of Camden, s. Give us a ch; asiiy distin- grocery busin g ruins left in j will give you < ; tho road you ' and delivery, itlon and ruin Yours for Editor to give lai ik pari, 01 mu tt I The Univer time flies ship to one y worlcbo do. worth $100 ii mce at yt>ur to $158. ess and Vve The examir quality, prrce ^ 1914. Gei time for all s Business, The Univei study in sciei sity of South Carolina offers i oung man fr ?m each county, i money and exemption from lation will he held id^^fie coun leral entrance \jyjjrtmat ion will tudents. *sity offers great advantages, ice, history, law and business. a Teachers' ScholarThe scholarship is all fees, amounting: tV seat Friday, July le held at the same Varied courses of Write at once for pany." But when the enemy city a number of citizens (s to be northerners and fon went off with them, the enen ishing transportation for won baggage. At Winnsboro, about twem ings in the business portion town were burnt, and all re a ti H utnrps wat?p rnhhoH nf nr< left the correct: apposed FROM W1NNSBORO signers) I Relieving that a shoi iy furii- from Winnsboro, S. C., ii aril ami i of the sidences I you more full particu , S. C. next issue, as it is u< rt sketch present time to give n reference statements that 1 can l^r.'-^or your )t wel!, at the ! publicity to, f Ir |*,r not vouch for. IVvfJl ( - t|???? ===== an appiicauor ell's ** 3 V T * irocerv w i oianK 10 THE PRESIDENT sity of South Columbia, S. C. V Carolina clothing, spoons, knives am etc. We learn that the citizens mbla and Winnsboro are nov Ing very much for food?ev< of the kind having been tak them . Thousands of the cit Columbia are houseless. The Charlotte and S C. 1 i forks. ; of Coluv suffererything en from izens of Flail roa-J V 1| It in cool, . ^efri Batlsfying to take Dice Soda Water to thirst. There is d< more pleasing drln have the satlsfactic ilng that it won't ' Jmnrl'' nr m?i L n wn ashing and A a drink of ? ? quench the ^ ^ o purer nor k and you )n of khow'go to your 1. ln<u> mm ? LUMINUM r 'r' ' SALE AGi U'J .1 (/>!. I m w- . ( itliU was destroyed from Colun Black stocks (a station betwe< er and Winnsboro) a disl about 50 miles. The cross-ti burnt and the rails twisted Our informant says that si he could see or learn no pers jury was inflicted on person in their houses?instances of mov h n \r o aooii rn<1 Kuf hn o o ibia to V ?n Chest :ance of ies were ^ [) far as :onaI ins found violence m I senses, your tempi dignity. We ha* Soda here in all t' s flavors, and a fire surely result in i calls. ? ' I This nine Diec< 1 combination Kirir Poacher 1 < >r r nil fV?r Ski 7f? Wo ing of the kind.?Every ma met on the road was captui held as a prisoner, unless h produce evidence that he was ble to military service. In regard to the destrucl property through the countr the enemy's line of march, told that all cotton, gin hou n they \ NEW red? and j e could I not lia- J Lion of! Wejdeliver orderslt y along j we are : ses and CANDY KITCHE Gus Beleos, Prop. o any part of city. N have another i ter. Don't fai Phone 95 ! ful White Sev DDI CJ o shipment and the best assi 1 to come to our store next ving Machine at $35.00 ea J AT 17 TT ortment of Aluminum ever ; week. We have had fine sch. Come today. TV n D 1 * y-* ? ? ? v> offered in Lancas;ales on that beautij n n mills were burnt, also dwelli occupied. Where the owner house had left and put some possession to take care of i * enemy would remove the c and burn It. Horses, mules i visions of all kinds were sieze ver found. Hut few negroes w ed off?some went voluntari ngs unof a > one in ? t, the icon pant | |, md pro- I Hp"MHHMi (1 where ere fore I ill !':I HI t 'DL*r ' ii f 11 Li 1 I / Stimul - I LAAJ Lating I C V. naiu iuc yiiiin\:r fttfiltrilliy ire; negroes very badly, compellii to carry heavy burdens on th? and when they broke down ahoot them. A gentleman mained In Winshoro w hile th was there, says that they tre negroes a great deal worse I white people. The army. In marching iiu'd me II ng them jj * march, jj beat or 11 who re- II e enemy' U ated the f| A ,, ! than the I | A thousand u hundred tho through U ;; 1' h! ! I' : 1 I 1 . ii'i' ' < .! usand. More than a half \ |REI ?si-C< DLA the country, did not kep the less they ran straight in the < the enemy wished to go. F< days the march was throi woods. Companies of forag sent out in all directions to supplies. The army consist four corps?the 15th, 17th, a besides Kilpatriek's cavalry. roads un HI lion buyers riirection I ? or whole I |jj ?*' rO JKh the HI COgt arid its pre were ||l procure |u has made go w of m nd 24th, j| The ra- | have picked the Ford bee und serviceability, its low low cost of upkeep. The 1 od. YOURS TO-DAY first IH ** At Founts a Get i or Car- A r% m m -M Yours I ? ll#f ,Q 1 jpoyup s' tlons or the BOimera appear Rhort, and those who were priBoners suffered for ft Informant goir g 4 or 6 da^s anything to eat. ' Our Informant, Dr.'" Glo held as a prleouer until th< army reached Lynch's Ore< tween Camden atid Cherav% ? r i''linufo r-fii?l/< Dlotrlf't enjto be M ^hold as |U >od?our -Hhct | PLYLER I iver, was Q II 5 yankee II ek <be II Distribi] r) in or tvhr>n ho II BROS. & R. B. MACK sath Springs, S. C. itors for Lancaster County OT, I I 1 I 1?K1 fll il Lancai bonatea ti GET THE "PEPSI" PSI-COLA 1 iter. S. C. n Bottles ^ % HABIT, IT WONT GBT IOTTLING 1 uv P, YOU, WORKS I1M BM/I f wa? releaeed by Oon. Blair, < der of the 17th corps. From 1 ^ the dir- ^^^8835255 ' u 1 < KIV anu V/lCttll