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Confederate Soldiers
l*rom Abbeville County
Killed During the War.
Allen, J. Clark, Co. 11, Orr's Killes, killed accidentally, Fort Moultrie, 18G1.
Armstrong, -las. A., to. 1,14m iiegiiuent, killed Spottsvlvania, Va., May, 1864.
Allen, Henry, C'o. (i, Orr's Killer, killed oones Farm, Sei? 30,1864.
Armstnmtr,John Ji.. Co. 1>. 7th Iiegiiuent, killed in battle.
Ashley. Jus. S.. Co. i>, 7th Itegiinent, killed in battle.
Anderson. John J., C o. F, 2nd regiment, killed Charlestown, Va., 18G3.
Ashley, .Joseph, Co. F. iloleombu Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1802.
Ashley, Josiah, Co. F, ll?l< ombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
JJell, .Nathaniel F., Co. i>, Orr's lillles, killed Cains Mill, lt>62.
Blackburn, John G., Co. i>. Oil 's liilles, killed Cains Mill, 18(12.
Uurdett. John to. 1, 14th regiment, killed Frazier's Farui, 1862.
Bowie Finekney, Co. A, 2nd lvitle regiment, killed Frazier's Farm, 1862.
uo?L-c<ini.. riionias \V? to. C. 7tli regiment, killed Colu Harbor, 1864.
Barksdaie, William 8., Co. 0. 7tn regiment, killed Wilderness, isoa.
Bowen, John Oliver. Co. B. 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Barmore, Win. C., Co. 15, 7th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Fa., 1863.
Brownlee, John li., Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va., 1S64.
Bryant, Harris, Co. li, 7th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va., 1802.
Boyd, Wm., Co. G. Orr's Itilies, killed Gains Mill, Va., 1862.
Brooks, Flisha C., Co. 1\ 2nd regiment, killed Charlestowu, Va., 1863.
Benson, Virgil S, Co. F, 2nd regiment, kdled Savage Station, Va., 1862.
Burrell, Wm. J, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Barwick, ltobert S, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Fa, 1862.
Banviek, Henry Dock,'" Co. G, 14th regiment, killeu Gettysburg, Fa, 1863.
Burton, Bobert H, Co. L\ 7th regiment, killed Savage Station, Va, 1862.
Boyd, .Daniel, Co. 1>, 7tli legiiuent, killed Fredericksburg, Va.
Bussey, John L, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Blown, Fleming, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Chaneellorsville, Va, 1863.
Britt, 'lhomas. Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Bradley, A\ illiam, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Chaneellorsville, Va, 1863.
Beagles, Elijah, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Bickett, John, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Ox Hill, Va, 1862.
Bradley, JohnJCo. G, 14th regiment, killed Ox Hill, \a, 1862.
Baukman, W in. H, Co. K, loth regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Brown. Wm. M, Co. K, loth regiment, killed Knoxville, Tenn, 1863.
Burdashaw, Wm. C, Co. K, loth regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
Brooks, Jason X, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, killed Nashville, Tenn, 1863.
1 ''1 1,M'? u'iniont. killed Murfreesboro, Tenn. 1863.
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Bowick, James, Co. li, lUtli regiment, killed iu buttle April, 1862.
Buchanan, James T, Co. 1\ iloicombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 18C2.
Blackmail, li. H, Co. i\ liolcombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, l?64.
Benson, Ihomas, Co. 1, 2nd regiment, killed Petersburg, \a, 1864.
Barrett, John G, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed bharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Campbell, Wm. J, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed Frnzier's farm, Va, 1862.
Christopher, Win. G, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed irazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
Callaham, L. Aug, Co. G, Oil's liilles, killed Gains Mill, Va. 1802.
Clinksenles, frank, Co. G, Orr's Billes, kiiled Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Cunningham, Keuben, Co. G, Orr's liitles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1S62.
Coleman, T. J, Co. B, 7tli regiment, killed in battle Virginia.
ChildS, Ihomas M, Co. C, 7tn regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Cheatham, Jasper, Co. G, 1st cavalry, kiiled Biehmond, \ a, 1B63.
Clark, Alfred 1>, Co. 1), 7th regiment, killed Chickamauga, 1663.
Calvert. John II, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
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Carlisle, liobert H, Co. 1>, 7th regiment, Kiuea CMiaipsuuxy, 1UU, lUUi. .
Clelaiid, David, Cu. G, Oil's 1st Kifles, killed Jerico lord, Va, 1864.
Chaney, "Willis, Co. F, 2nd 1 egiment, killed bharpsbuig, Md, 1862.
Cheatham, John L, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Knoxvilie, Tenn, 1868.
Caine, Gehu, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Chaneellorsville, Va, 1803.
Cason, Henry, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Jones Farm, Va, 1862.
Clark, Thomas C, Co.. G, Htli regiment, killed Gains Mill, \ a, 1862.
Cos, Thomas H, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Va, 1862.
Caine, John, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Crawford, Jesse, Co: K, I5tii regiment, killed Boonsboro, Md, 1862.
Cook, Samuel 11, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Boonsboro, Md, 1862.
Caldwell, John W, Co. K, loth regiment, killed Boonsboro, Md, 1862.
Cosby, John W, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, killed Franklin, Tenn, 1863.
Cheatham, Robert N, Co. G, lytli l egiment, killed Kew Hope Church, Ga, 1864.
Campbell, "U rn. F, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, killed Murfreesboro, Tenn, 1863.
Callaham, Sherard, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Connor, Martin B, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 1862.
Calvert, James, Co. F, Holeombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
piowc Aiirt>ihis "\t Co. F. 2nd reeiment, killed Cold Harbor, Va, 1862.
Caeoii, Kit-hard, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Petersburg, Va, 1804.
Coon, Samuel A, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 1804.
Cothran, Samuel B, Co. B, 6th regiment eavalry, killed Fayetteville, N. C, 1865.
Cobb, Bobeit, Co. G, 5th regiment cavalry, killed Burgess' Mill, Va, 1864.
Davis, Wm. C, Co. B, Oi l's Bilies, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 1862.
Davis, James M, Co. B, Oil 's littles, killed Jones Farm, Va, 1863.
Douglass, William, Co. B, Orr's littles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Drennan, Lewis, Co. A, 2nd Billes, killed Sliarpsburg, Va, 1862.
Davis, Kpaminondas J, Co. I, 14th regiment, killed Frazier's Faim, Va, 1862.
Donald, John, Co. G, Orr's Billes, killed Jerieo Ford, Va.
Davis, J. Allen; Co. G, Orr's Killes, kiiled Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Duekworth, Henry J, Co. D, 7tli regiment, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 1862.
V rvv P vncriinunt killed in battle.
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Duncan, David, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Dunn. Robert, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed near Richmond, Va.
Donald, John L, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed near Richmond, Va.
Bellinger, Vincent, Co. A, 2nd Rilles, killed Lookout Mountain, Tenn, 1863.
Donald, Lewis D, Co. A, 2nd liilles, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
Dickson, Fleming B, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed White Oak Swamp, Va, 1862.
Duncan, David, Co. B, 14th regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Dorn. James J, Co. K, loth regiment, killed Cold Harbor, 1864.
Dove, Yancey, Co. 1, l'Jth regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
Davis, John F, Co. F, Holeombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
Edwards, Augustus H. D, Co. A, 2nd Eilles, killed Cold Harbor, Va, 1864.
Ellis, James E, Co. G, 1st Oil's Eilles, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
Ellison, Samuel, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Gains Mill, 1^62.
Elkin, William, Co. C, 7th regiment, kiiled Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Evans, Simpson, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed White Oak Swamp, Va, 1862.
*snn.iioi v Co c, 7t h rpirinient. killed Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
Elkin, Micajah, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Deep Bottom, Va, 1864.
Fields, Samuel, Co. G, Oit's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Freeman, Hubert, Co. D, 7tii regiment, killed Sliarpsburg, Md, 18C2.
Freeman, Middleton, Co. D, 7th regiment, killed Sliarpsburg, Md, 1862.
Fooshe, John. Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1803.
Fooshe, Ben, Co. F? 2nd regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862.
Fuller, Pat M. Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed "Wilderness, Va, 1864.
Grant, Jasper, Co. A, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Gordon, John B. Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Gray. Henry D, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Griilin, Larkin A, Co. G, Orr's Kiiles, killed Spotsylvania, Va, 1864.
Galloway, Calvin. Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Spotsylvania, Va, 1864.
Elgin, Amaziah, Co. G, Orr's Kiiles, killed Deep Bottom, Va, 1864.
Gordon, Robert A, Co. G, Orr's RiUes, killetl Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Grier. T. Livy, Co. G, Orr's ltiiles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Graham, Chas. E, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
Gilmer, John \V, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
Gilmer, John, Co. A, 2nd Rifles, killed Gains Mills, Va, 1802.
Gilmer, Samuel, Co. A, 2nd Rifles, killed 2nd Manassas, 1802.
Giliiam, Jas. "W, Co.F, 2nd regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
Goodwin, John A, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1802.
Godfrey, William, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed _
Gunter, James, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Marietta, Ga.
Grant, John, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Chattanooga, Tenn, 1863.
Giles, Andrew, Co. H, oth cavalry, killed Travillian Station, Va.
Henry, John, Co. A, 2nd Rifles, killed Petersburg, Va, 1?64.
Haddon, David P, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
Higgins, William W, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862. Hodges,
W. Coleman, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Spotsylvania, Va, 1804.
Hodges, John R, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Harper's Ferry, Va, 1862.
Hawthorne, W. Benton, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Harper's Ferry, Va, 1862.
Hodces. Charles R. Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Richmond, Va, 1862.
Harrelson, Edward, Co. A, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 1864.
Hughey, Fred S, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va, 18G4.
Hackett. Thos. L, Co. C\ 6th cavalry, killed Gravel Hun, Va.
Hanvey, James T, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Deep Bottom, Va, 1864.
Hanvey, Thomas D, Co. G, lith regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Ma, 1862.
Dill, Thomas. Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Hamilton, William M, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Harrison, Hartwell O, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Knoxville, Tenn, 1863.
Hall, Hezekiah, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, kiiled Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
Hill, John W, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Maryland Heights, 1862.
Harris, Samuel X, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Spotsylvania, Va, 1864.
Haskell, Win. T, Co. H, 1st regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Hinton, John A, Co. I, l'Jth regiment, killed at Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
Hinton, Vach, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
Haskell, Charles T, coast artillery, kiiled Battery Wagner, S. C, 1862.
Hughey, Norwood, Co. F. 2nd regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Harris, Thomas, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 1864.
Hutchison, Soule, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Savage Station, Va, 1862.
Hutchison, John W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 1864. Hall,
H, H, Co. G, 19th regiment, killed Missionary Bidge, 1863.
Henderson, Win. E, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Chanceilorsville, Va, 1863.
Henderson, John Trapp, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Hunter, Win. C, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
Hill. Theo. T. Co. H, 7th regiment, killed Savage Station, 1862.
Hughey, Samuel, Co. C, 6th cavalry, killed Travillian Station, Va.
Ingram, William, Co. F, 2nd Biiles, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
Johnson, (i. Walter, Co. jt", 2nd Kiues, Kinea .lookoui jiountain, \a, low.
Johnson, Frank P, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Johnson, John Wesley, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863. '
Jordan, Jonathan T, Co. G. 14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
\ Jerro, Mercer, Co. K, 15th regiment, killee Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Jones, James, Co. I, 19th regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
Johnson, John, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 1364.
Jav, William. Co. H, 19th regiment, killed Nov. 20,1864.
Johnston. J. Davis. Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Charlestown, Va, 18G3.
Kyle, Augustus, Co. 11, Oil's Bilies, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Knox, Nathaniel, Co. A, 2nd regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Kernel, "Win. Lewis, Co. .A, 2nd regiment, killed Fort Harrison, Va, 1862.
Knox, Samuel C, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862.
Klugh. Pas ley D, Co. 1>, 7th regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862,
Knox, Kobert P, Co. D, 7th regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862.
Kennedy, James' M, Co. C, 7tli regiment, killed Sharsburg, Md, 1862. ,
Kleekiey, Alonzo, Co. H, 2nd cavalry, killed Jacksonville, N. C, 1865.
Lythgoe, Augustus J. Co. G, 19th regiment, killed Murfreesboro, Tenn, 1863.
Langston, Elias G. Co. G, Orr's I!ilies, killed Fort Sumter, S. C.
Long, Gabriel \Y, Co. G, Oi l 's Bilies, killed Dutch Gap, Va. 1864.
Lindsay, Poinsette A, Co. G, Orr's liilles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Lindsay, Winlield W, Co. G, Orr's liilles, killed Snikers Gap, 1862.
Latimer, Samuel N, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Long, William M, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Sbaipsburg, Va, 18G2.
Lands, William, Co. C', 7th regiment, killed Maryland Heights, 1862.
VComax, William G, Co. F, 2jid regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Law ton. James W, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
Lee, Lawrence D. Co. G, 19th regiment, killed Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Lt-Roy, Thomas, Co. H, 19th legimeiit, killed July 22,1864,
Logan, Andiew. Co. F. Hokombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 1862.
Lee, James W, C??. F. Holeombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
McC'aslan, J. Monroe. Co. B, Oil's liilles, killed Gains Mill, Va. 1862.
McCaw, John T, Co. B, Ori s liilles, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 1862.
Martin, John F, Co. B, Orr's liilles, killed Chancellorsville, Va. 1M63.
51alone. James 1>, Co. B, Oi l 's liilles, killed Cbancellorsville, Va, 1863.
Miller, Ben F, Co. B, Oil's Bilies. killed Spotsylvania, Va, 1864.
M(iitgomeiv, Wni. A, Co. B. Oil's Bilies, killed Cliancellorsvillo. Va, 1863.
Marshall, J. Foster, Co. B, Oil's Bilies, killed 2nd Manassas, Va, 1862.
Mattison, James LI, Co. G. Orr's Bilies. killed Chancellorsville, Va, 1863.
Martin. James (i, Co. u, urr s itilles, lulled uains 31111, \ a, ifcG2.
Morrison, John, Co. G, Orr's Hilles, killed Gains Mill, Ya, 1MC2.
Martin, J. C", Co. C. Ttli regiment, killed Wilderness, 1801.
Maitin, J. KoVert, Co. 1>. 7th regiment, killed at liontonville, N. C, 18G5.
Moore. UoLeit. Co. H, 7th H^iment. killed in I attic.
Malone, l;a\id. Co. G, Hili it gimcnt, killed ( Laneelloisville, Ya, 1863.
Maxvell, F:? i;el. Co. G. 14th legiment. killed Shai osluirg, Md. 1802.
Majn n. 1 ii.< ki.ev A. Co. K, 10th regiment, killed (. liiekamauga, Ga, 1863.
Minor, "Willi; n . Co. K, IStli r? gimcnt, killed Koith Anna River, Ya.
Miilliken, .l.iii.< s SI. Co. G, I'Jtli regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 18G4.
MattitiJi, "SMlJinni K, Co. 1. U'th legiment, kilied Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
Mathis, Lewis, Co. H, 19th regiment, killed Sept. 20, 18G3.
Malone, Andrew, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 18G4.
McDonald, John 31, Co. G, l'Jth regiment, killed Nashville, Tenn.
McKee, John, Co. A, 2nd Rifles, kilied Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
McCurry, John, Co. I, 14th regiment, killed Gettosburg, Pa, 1863.
McMahan, John T, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
McGee, A. Hill, Jr, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
McGee, Abner, Co. G, Orr'sfJRifles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862. i
McGee, Wm. H, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Harper's Ferry, 1862.
McGee, James M, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
McCaslan, Thomas, Co. F, 2nd Rifles, killed Frazier's Farm, Va, 1862.
McKellar, Leonard W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862.
McCord, David W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1862.
McDowell, George W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
McKelvey, George T, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
McClain, Samuel C, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Bentonville, N. C, 1865.
McCain, Robert, Co. C. 7th regt, killed skirmish Chattanooga, Sept. 24,1863.
McCord, J. Alpheus, Co. F, Holeombe Legion, killed Sapponia, Va, June 29,1864
McQuerns, John A, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Maryland Heights, 1862.
McCord, Frank, Co. A, 1st cavalry, killed Culpepper C. H, 1S63.
McCrady, James B, Co. F, Holeombe Legion, killed, Petersburg, Va, 1864.
McKenzie, George, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed, Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
McCurry, Wm. L, Co. D, 7th regiment, killed, Gettysburg, Pa, 1863,
McKelvey. James, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed, Boulters Ford, Va, 1863.
McNeill, Robert, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed, Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Norwood, Orinc A, Co. D, 7th regiment, killed, Sharpsburg, Md, 1862.
Nabors, Austin, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Norwood, Wesley, Co. A, 10th reg. Alabama Vols., killed Petersburg, Va, 1862.
New, Simpson, Co. K, loth regiment, killed in railroad accident, 1862.
New, John, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Nickles, Thomas, Co. F, llolcombe Legion, Killed Falling Waters, Va, 1863.
Nickles, John, Co. F, Holeombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
Napier, James, Co. G, 6th Cavalry, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
O'Dwier, Thomas, Co. A, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed Lookout Mountain, 1863.
Owen, Moses T, Co. A, 1st Cavalry, died of wounds at home.
Perrin, James M, Co. B. Orr's Rifles, killed at Chancellorsville, Va, 1803.
Palmer, F Marion, Co. B. Orr's Rifles, killed Spottsylvania, 1864.
Perrin, Wm. H, Co. B, Orr's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Pruitt, Enoch W, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Patterson, James Burt, Co. I, 14th regiment, killed Fraziers Farm, 1862.
Pratt, T J Wm, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Posey, Newton W, Co. F, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed Lookout Mountain, 1863.
Pyles, Reuben, Co. F, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
Perrin, Thomas S, Co. B, Orr's Rifles, killed Chancellorsville, Va, 1863.
Perrin, John W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Knoxville Tenn, 1863.
Pin son, John W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Wilderness, 1864.
Porterlield, John, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Spottsylvania, Va, 1864.
Powell, Alfred H, Co. G, 14th Keglment, Kiueu wnaerness, joo*.
Pulliam, Benjamin, Co, F, Holcombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
Parks, William, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Knoxville, Tenn, 18G3.
Quattlebaum, James, Co. G, lUth regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga. 1864.
Biley, Pinekney A, Co. B, Orr's Bifles, killed Deep Bottom, Va. 1864.
Biley, Burt W, Co. B, Orr's Bifles, killed Chancellorsville, Fa. 1863.
Bound, Wm. C, Co. B, Grr's Eifles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Roberts, Edwaad, Co. A, 2nd Rifle regiment, killed Fraziers Farm, 1862.
Ritchie, George B, Co. G, Orr's Rifles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Reed, Samuel 0, Co. G, Orrs Bifles, killed Mechanicsville, lfc'62.
Robinson, R A, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed in battle.
Riley, Edward, Co. B, Orr's Bifles, killed Chancellorsville, Ya, 1863.
Reynolds, John, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Riley, Edward 0, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Chancellorsville, Va, 1863.
Riley, Wm. N, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Bykard, Thomas J, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed "Chancellorsville, 1863.
Robinson, T. Jabez, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Savage Station, 1862.
Roberts, John, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Chancellorsville, Va, 1863.
Kocers. William. Co. K. 15th regiment, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
BoSertson, John, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed Wilperness, Va, 1864.
Kobinson, J P, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Savage Station, Ya, 1862.
Russell, Samuel 0, Co. A. 1st cavalry, killed Culpepper C. H, 1863.
Stevenson, James E, Co. 7th regiment, killed Balls Bluff, Va.
* A"Kuslus,M' Co. I), 1st regiment, killed Cold Harbor, Ya, 18G2.
ShiUito, George, C'o. B, Orr's Bifles, killed Spottsylvania, Va, 1864.
Stuckey, Andrew Newt, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed Fraziers Farm, 1862.
Simpson, William H, Co. G, Orr's Bifles, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Sing eton Armistead B, Co. G, Orr's Billes, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
Strickland, William, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Strawhorn, Bobcrt, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Sharnsburg, 1862.
otevenson, James, Co. A, 2nd Biiie reg't, killed Lookout Mountain, Tenn, 1863.
btevenson, Henry W, Co. A, 2nd Bifle reg't, killed Fort Harrison, 1862.
stAinnkor Konivirn fy> f}. ut,h rec-iment. killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
Snerry Elbert C, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
on aver William, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Boonsboro, Md, 1862.
oharpton, Joseph P, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Wilderness, Va, 1864.
btokes, Thomas, Co' G, 19th regiment, killed Atlanta. Ga, 1864.
oaxon, w P, Co. G, 19th regiment, killed Missionary Bidge, 1863.
oims, James B, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Chickamauga, 1863.
bimmons, Tully E, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
.smith. Irancis, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
etrawhorn, Bobert, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
oimpson, John, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed Saparona, Va, 1864.
oims, Glen, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
oadler, William, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Knoxville, Tenn, 1863.
latum, William T, Coast Artillery Service, killed Battery Wagner, 1863.
iribble, Jesse, Co. A, 2nd Eifle regiment, killed Lookout Mountain, 1863.
Iraylor, Thomas A, Co. C, 9th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
1 own send, Milton, Co. A, James Battalion, killed Chickamauga, Ga, 1863.
/-it, ni i 1?unioW Trppk. Va. 1864.
ximms, dames ?, JJU. D, #LH ir^nucm/, amvu ,
Turner, Ira, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Cedar Creek, Va, 1864.
Timmerman, Frank A, Co. K, 15th regiment, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
lavlor, Mike, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed Chancellorsville, 1863.
lolbert, Frank J, Co. G, 19th regiment, killed Atlanta, 1864.
Thornton, Joseph, Co. H, 19th regiment, killed Dec. 25th, 1863.
Thomson, William, Co. F, Holcombe's Legion, killed Petersburg, Ya, 1864.
leddard, David F, Co. F, Holcombe Legion, killed Bichmnnd, Va, 1862.
Templeton, Ira Q, Co. A, 15th regiment, killed Boonsboro, 1862.
Tucker, Bobert A, Co. G, 6th Cavalry, killed Travillion, Va.
^andiver, Edward W, Co. B, 7th Infantry, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
White, William H, Co. K, 2nd Bifles regiment, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
titm Thomas C, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Fredericksburg, 1863.
Wilson, Dioriisius, Co. A, 2nd Bifle regiment, killed Gains Mill, 1862.
? akefleld, Hezekiah, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed 2nd Manassas, 1862.
Wakefield, James W, Co. 1,14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
t_ ci n. 'w-v L-iiiort fhnneellorsville. Va, 1863.
??lieuu, ilttiLl'M Cl, \^\j, yj. ys, , ?
?miw8, Jarues> Co. G, 7th regiment, killed Malvern Hill, Va, 1863.
Williamson, John, Co. B, 7th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
wa? w' ,??bert H, Jr., Co. B. Orr's Rifles, killed Chencellorsville, Va, 1863.
jailer. William W, Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Jij ebb, Lockwood, Co. B, Orr's rifles, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
W illis, Thomas W, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
John L, Co. C, 7th regiment, killed Fredericksburg, Va, 1862.
?}ker, John H, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
e, James, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Chancellorsville, Va, 1863.
? bitten, Austin, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
Week6, Samuel, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gettysburg, Pa, 1863.
}?ebb, William, Co. 1,19th regiment, killed Atlanta, Ga, 1864.
Walker, Robert, Co. H, 19th regiment, killed Jan. 2,1863.
Walker, Wade H, Co. H, 19th regiment, killed Jan. 2,1863.
w ?.n' Samuel H, Co. H, 19th regiment. Nov. 3.1864. '
Wardiaw, Arthur, Co. B, Orr's Rifles, killed Wilderness, Va, 1863.
hite, Clark, Co. F, Holoombe Legion, killed Petersburg, Va, 1864.
U-!, er' William J Co. F, 2nd regiment, killed Williamsburg, Va, 1863.
ir,,' ?ame8 L, Gordon's Battery, killed Winchester, Va.
Waller, Robert A, Colonel of Florida Regiment, killed Sharpsburg, Md 1862
Waller, Peliue A, 64th Georgia, killed Oleester, Fla.
,a%r' Gilford T, 10th Florida, killed Oleester, Fla.
Wardiaw. Alfred, Co.B, Orr's Rifles, killed Wilderness. Va, 1864.
lounflr, Hamilton, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed Gains Mill, Va, 1862.
Young, Abner P, Co. G, 14th regiment, killed 2nd Manassas, iow.
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"The Eve of Her Wedding."
By Madge II. Tucker.
Two old saws come to my mind when I
think of Eva and the visit I made to her
home JiiHt be/ore her wed/Ho?.
The first of these 19- "Keep a thing seven
years and you'll have some good of It." The
other "No good thlug is ever wasted."
Not that either of these adages apply dlreclly
to Eva, for I think it would have been Impossible
to have kept her seven years considering
the number of active suitors that
swarmed about like bees in the honey burrr
1.
Eva had been reared on a large plantation
miles from neighbors and from town. Ttieie
was a large family, Eva herself being the
younges'. Their distance from schools of
any kind made a tntor in the h'<u?e necessary.
The children had no company except
themselves. But they were oi hii luvetitive
turn of mind, and never found time bang
heavy on their hands.
While we were (hums in the Senior Eva
would tell me of lhe*st'ort tbey bad among
ihemselves at home. One summer the older
boys hud organize! ? circus and were heartbroken
that she could not walk the tant
rope. E g'-ne, h^r eldest brother, hud put
ui'a ti*ngraph Instrument in the house It.
was connected with the railroad station five
mllesHway. "Wc all learned the code," Eva
told roe, "end used to send message* toihe
young operator many times a day." She
would never go furthur Into details than this,
for she was always overcome with laughter. J
I fancy there was nior<Mh.'tu could be told If
sbe were so Inclined.
We ttutshed school the summer Eva wn*
nineteen. We part'd with promises of weekly
letters and f"-cqueDt vlsl's. The letters
started ouf well, but they la^ gulshed and
dried with the year, while the visits went, no
further than that farewell promise. For four
years I had not h*ard fiom Eon. Then came
a nrprlse In the form of a long h iter. She
whs to be married In March, It was then Ft bruary.
I was to cotne down without full
Sbe simply could not be married unless I was
there to witness tt. There whs page after
page of this sort, and quite as much express
Ing her own great happiness and dcsc;il>i<K
tbe ' one" man at the only perfect being 011
the earth.
It was her old-tlme/choo'gir! ihaps^dv.
It was Evn just as I had known her. I did
not hesitate an ins'auf. I did not even take
lime to write her. but I sent a message over
the wir< a "I 6ba)l be tben."
I went down two days before the wedding.
Eva drove Id to meet nin.l was surprifea hi
the beauty of her home-a great, hospitable
building Id tbe midst of nn acre of lawn, and
acre afer acta of a d'nse grove. The plantation
proper wl'h Its arrays of negro fables
*tietchid f>:r to ti e tear. 1 be rniiroad r?d
through a corner of the i-rovf?i single tra(k
shiohiedto piivnte grounds miles lufthti
went.
I bad beard and read much of .Southern
hospitality, but I had not Imagined it i<> e
as the I.or?lne h< u?ehold dlsp nseel |?. They
iv?-re o! the original French iiugoenotx.
Their home had stood a long tln.e with aii
open door for friends and those who were lo
need.
At present, the house party was made np of
a dozen young people In addition to tbe
'nmlly. There were riding and driving patties
arranged sails by moonlight, dinner glv*
en by some of the nelgboors seven miles
away, to which we drove In a coach aDd fout
alter the fashions of the gentry ot old. I advised
Eva to rest ftarlrg that she would be a
wearv looking bride. But sho laugbtd at my
fearsr She had always been strong, never
knowing w hat lailgt.e rreaLf.
Her wedding wts arranged for Thursday
noon. On Wednesday eveuing a lurewell
dinner whs lo be given at an adjoining plantation.
Early In the aflerroou Eva slipped
In to me "If jou w ill sui port me" sbo salu.
' I'll come to open rrbeiilrn, I op.r.ne t go to
Nellie's tonight. Will jou rtmn'n at home
with me snd u]ge the otbets to j.c ? I should
like to have h quiet last evening in my gltlbood
borne."
I readily prom'sed. As she turn d to leave,
she added ' > ou bad belter flip down anil sf e
tbe Hr-lloway contrlbutlrn. Everything In
silver thftt tbe mmd of man ran conceive.
Where do you fancy 1 shall keep these present*-?"
Wberelndeed! They were coming Infrrrn
a host 01 rich relatives and lamlly frieedc.
There was *olld silver enough foradczen
young couples; diamonds, pendants and loving
cups to satiation.
When we made known our Intention o'
remaining at home lh? entire party would
bavestayed wltb us. It took all our itrpoitunltlcs
and aD f xcesslve amount ot tnrt to
rid ourselves of them. Tbe parly set off early
[ In the evening. Tbe thite men servant* were
i In attendance upon Uiem. Eva nr.d I followed
Ibem halfway down the driveway, listening
to their words of admonition ebout not
being fearful and locking tbe doors securtlv.
Tbey awenso raucti uu mcir ..v.. *
danger tor ns in being alone th?t I grew quite
nervoup. Bad they not brought up the sub
Jeci, such ? thing as leHr would uoi have enured
my mind.
When they were no longer In Bight we retraced
our steps to the house and h?i on the
porch. We could hear the colored women
"tnglng as tbey finished their work In the
kitchen.
"They thlDk we all have gone, Maria never
sings when she knows any of the family are
within." Soon after the singing censed. We
heard the voices rising and falling in the
peculiarly sweet and plaintive melody ot the
Southern darkey's tolkson'g. At last It died
away entirely. "Maria has a family rf her
own down at the Crocs Roods," seld Evn.
"Her husband Is dead and Maria has a bail
riezen little pickaninnies to care for. Maggie
is bf-r neice. Hbe 1b going With lur to spend
the night. I couIdD't refuse ber. It 1b always
the custom to permit the firvants a little
licence at the time of a wtddlng," .
Sitting cn ihe veranda, ju*t outside tht
long window wblch led from Ihe llbtary, we
SRt and talked until darkness fell. Then Eva
excus'-d ber"-e>f ^n order to I'ght up. "I ? ?. !?#
less d-enry," she said as the tell n.?. I bad
emptied her to return. bnt after a h w
mom nt? eh* railed out to me to come Inside
and Join ber llirre, I w nl In at oner. Ttc
library end bp 1 wore brllltrnt vrrh liph-s.
Tbe llt']p rooninHi k of'be library where wtwere
accoatomed to gather/or a coifldtntiel
ta'k, was dark.
I do not * i f'W wb\ I w?.? imprrsped by this
but In a snl - ODfr:cn> w ay, it ceme to me
thai F?a wished to k tpibprortn imllgbted.
Draw lng a chair near bi r. Mia piidd me so
that 111} e>es were ton.cis awr.y (rem our irtip
longlag-rooni. Sbt berse't was seated ai
the long table. Kbe sal lacing me, her i rm>
pireichtd oui beloie her. Cl<li-n i rid silver
were all abnut us. Hpaps of llntu were* on
davenports and lab ee, brk-i-brac was fi ling
tip every available place. These t< ere/or the
bridf-'c-be. I kr< w (hal in the little safe in
the corner were dl?monds worb a small foitune.
Some wh!cli w? re Inrtliy belriooms
Dad Deep ornnfcoi innu in-- micij ......... .... .
that the bride's moibi r n iuht adorn berulf
for her daughter's wtddin?; theie were gl'is
or family possesslt n? vhicb would pass to
Eva on btr wnldlDKOu the table
ibe telegraph Instrument ou which Eva and
ber brothers hi d pr. ctlced in their cnildbood
days' Now, Eva looked at It wistfully a" snr
laid ber fln?er opou It. "Pour old cbiiken,"
she said. "II makes me ftol as though n;y
cbtldbood had gone How ninny bappy d. ye
we had then. Drys which can Liver cime
back."
I g'anced up at 1 er. Her voice bad a
straDge tone In It. When she (tit my eyes
upon ber, 6he gave a great sob, and thr< wng
her arras straight out upou ibe table hurled
her b< ad uron ttii m nd pibbtd as ll.orgh
her heart utiu'ri breek. Again I wbbcojsclons
of soir.elh'r g wrone; tor which sbe sobbed
aloud ber flrc r rcuud Unfitly on Ibe I ey.
I caw It moit ana 1 caifcbt the cllcl-c'lik 01
the message.
"What la thr troub'e Ev?.?'' I asked as I was
about to move tc waid ber to comfort tier.
But sfe bade ire sit still where I wan, Miai she
was ti omiserably udht ppj to w:ib syu.pLt
by.
I sat dowD Pgi In at fit e wren hi r s> bs ibe
told neinavolci hkhnritg and utunusi
ai, the very opp< i 11 < r lb t lira I touts, thai
she v. rs i oi 1) TO ln <b< t git it In r
marrli ge, that 1 11 fuller bed ni.duly pe;.
fuadi d ber tc ticfpi thi nibt', lhar she cario
not at all for.
I wbb surprised be\ord measure. Purine
ti e wtek thai ] l.i d i ei n in their coiii| anj.
Eva hi d roi si ti d tt.i ppri rf pi> mwliilig
orntbeppj belli: hid J hid in d hippiuss
tn her /Bie li 1 bed e\ ir nad it in i-nji n's. J
could I ut sit n d ilsti n. Ji dri d, sl e ga\ e nit
no ojporiuilty Icr a word, It r sbe ta k>d
lapldiy ard Bivi ys In :1 el h gJ.-.-ltLi g vo!cr,
yet tfcn ugh It pi .'he kt 11 I i r li a- s fli gei
upin ibe kiy which vai a inn si hlddi n from
- - - ' - - ?- ..,?i n#? *,f hi. I r
my view nj i ei w ?u mu >> v.. .......
For f-D lnMbnci I tic ul 11 a her. i thought ol
the jonng opnM? i ?lio hart taler Icr niunsfjfc
wlieo ^lie was a joi.ne girl. Was I to Lf
rraite a i ally of their trisrl eij? It rot. why
t-hou!d be c< mniinlcati* tecietly vu;h litre
over II e wlro? J nm alint to rpbtuid Iter
mid tell lx r ilifai J tunv all, wht-u the fe<y
again domed n j altiMliu. Kvas fhign
waa to loifrfr iifrc II. lot It ? hi- diovii t
quickly ? Jum a cluk < r no, nail thin it wn>
all at ien again. She M'dirMroU I couiit
aeethatby the ibn ge vhl?h itne to lir,
J -* U/%. ?? n hrii In/tur! !,?{.
one (epnu vij n f, im .. .
bij Hid Ler vclc< w<ni laik to It* isual tun
C6d* Dre.
"I'm borirg jcn lo death. Kelei?."' ibe began
apo ( gniraPj. 'jFut it will l e I r ill'
last time." H e crrne txu k t> n:> el air Hid
was about lo <n.bri-(e it e, I drew mytll
away.
' Very well,"Pbe If-ueliecf- "I see 1 have fr.'
len Id 3c ur tHimatw d. You Ibu.k J 1.01
rmauind dtreii'tl to | rmi <1 to lo\e 1 any
when J d< n't. ItotvlutM* be nu 11 n 1 k'1 g
blmunhapp)? HerttnKck b> > b villi joy
upon 1 lie daj t of belie tl al.\
She 1mi-tcIk d rtain. A little lys!et1(fl';v, j
thought. Ti-klipoui her wi tch *be Io< keu al
theilmeaud then ?ncl, p tu anily, Jfu e
o'clock. TIhj wire lo biiig grei dim tbeiV
gift out thia e%enliig. Fathir wtflmi n:c to
wait and get It Ik ni the b< y. \\ 1 ?i f p *< u
inn fl l<" P'.M- III? >'<1 1 8111 m
Ine dlali o: <1 I kkIi el d 1: r pt 1 di 1. e
I wut> to Fpeek. o> Ibl* v !' l.ev 10 11.#. I i;
e\!dfiit!> I waa lo b< a riitl. Ml 10 i< 1 ii
I'me, JirMii inn m pur 1 g? ir. \\?*li va.-t
null! ba 11 all'1 1111 e. Jilietoit- t:c.t irir-j: it
then, we'll go to ltd. ?ru he can nuke 11
BT<nd tilp" ?be jaw red, < ion id to i he
piano and bigen drun.mlng tut a latile and
da Mi r? mj omlcn.
"Jf yc ti'ie tU< j y go lo bed, Helm. Uin't
wall it r me. I'll cc me later."
"I'm cot alc?pj"J anaweredtbortly enough.
iKd shr wish *o get rid of in< ? H.id she planned
for t lis operator to c >mta for her ?t ibis
buui? Well, if Mic- bod, k?ie would have me
to reckon with. I would use what power I
liud to prevent Ikr bridging shame upon Iter
Mher's he m : Taking up a tn? g?zine. I
pretended ?hsorbed lu tts pt>gee, I too piav
'possum" if necessary. I watched her el >mly.
She was exceedingly nervous and her
ejes guve qmcK lurtlve glances toward the
lo# window*.
Whs it Imaglnatlotj? I v as sure I hetrdwheeis,
not upon the dilve, but Iartner away.
However, the sou d orasid in a minute or
two, there was thy toned of gravel crunching
uuder stealthy footsteps. Eva heard, toe.
She arose and with an Indifferent mnnner,
moved toward the window. "Let's go to bed,
Helen," she suld. "I'll lock the windows."
She had given oue comprehensive glance outside.
Instead of lochlng the window she
threw it up. At that inxlaui the young operator
stepped Inside. I rose quicftiy. I would
let this go uo fur tber. But. lie was not aione.
Helen s lover, father aud brother were at tis
side. Heleu pointed to the lounging room
and turned on the lights. The meu were in
Tnere was a senilis aud then quiet.
"Wo'vegotyou, my flinb feuow," said M .
Liraine. The men eair.o into the library
oiufc-glug wlib them the uvrst viiianouH looking
' crHCksniMn" that 1 ever saw. But tbat
Is i>carceiy a comparison, for I had never seen
one tielore.
Have you really got him?'' Eva cried. Hhe
heiu out berbnnds toward her lover, Iben she
turned toward the optralor.
"I Mive the signal again and sgaln. I wa?
so afraid you were not there."
It is a wander he, wllb a glance at tie
cracksman,didu't have the click oi the isey
and KueuM what was going on."
' I thought of that," answered Eva. "so I
Ion. H *len u s?d story and cri d ;it the top 01
mv lui.gs while I told I?."
At tbat time 'be turned to me with a smile,
' Forgive me, Helen," she crkd.
EAST END.
What "M" Sees and Hears on His
Rounds About the City and Along
Route No. 3.
S?y re?der. do y ou belong to the MethodUl
f.'bun'ti,? ir so you should have remained loM
tjuuuny to ib<- Chuicb Cunlerente, as by mem
berr Ir.p y ou bt-come a member of this Conie
rente und It Is not only your pilvllege but
ycuriiuiy to remain at every Cnuicli Con'
ierer.ee when at ail possible snd ?learu some
thing about ihe nfluiis of jour Cbuich es
pecla ly the financial condition. The repori
made by tbe Ooaid ol Stewards tbrougn ttor,
W.S. GiBjdoD ibbt hunday >hou;d bavt
men hw.rd oy every member of tbe Cliuiol.
D'li (be greater pari ol tbe mtmbersbip wert
conspicuous by their absence.
Your pastor who pre*cb?-n earnestly ni)d
faitbluliy every Hundaj bus a ianilly lo fetd
and clothe, ond wbeiber be Is abte> to do so
wnbio.or by bis ov u n.eans does Dot re
leube >ou iiorn j our obligation as a member
10 aid atid support the Church and its lostl
lotions, tcerelore we bope every memhei
who leads ibis will think beriously over this
matter, and atk himself ibis question, have
I doDe my duty toward the support of my
pastor aud my Courcb? if yoa haven't see
to it, ai>d thereby show your appreciation 01
the gospel you are invited to hear day aftei
aey and jear alter year. Be sure of out
tbiDg it hikes money to ruo tbe gospel as well
as any other vocation then put your sboul
der to tbe wbeei and help tuove the gosptl
caraioDg. Let duty be tbe watchword.
Miliers nt w bakery is running on full time
Everything within and without Is as bright
and cltaD as a new pin.
Mrs. T. H. FuimaD oi Monroe is in the cltj
thegnetuot relatives eoa win teae in iut
openlLgs at ibe diflerent notes, or Empoii
uidk ol Faeblcn.
Mltn Lliiian Hammond ncccmpankd bj
ber broiber Mr. Albert Humuiuod spen
Sunday in the city ibe guests of Mr. C. V
Hnaiuxnd and >amuy.
They returned Sunday afternoon to tbeli
home In Columbia.
Mrs. Roberi Hill of Monroe came in Mon
day to lake in the Spring Openings. She ii
accompanied by her lltue son Robert anc
uoth are the goefets ol Mrs. W. T. McDonald
Mr. Oaluts Hammond ol Hendenonvllli
N. C. tpent Snndaj In the city with bis bomi
people.
Many friends rrjclce with Rev. Mr. Stokei
aiid larolly ibat ineir little dauguter Marj
hat- to lar rtcovtred aB to be expected home
to day.
Mits Mae FoBter of Spartanburg Is tbi
chbrmlnB guest of ber slater Miss Julia Fo?
ler one ot lite popular teacbeia In Ibe Abbe
villi- Uiadid School.
Mr. G. A. V saneka nccoirponkd by hli
dnugbier Mist-belie Is ofl to Aliauta to wlL
ms> the marriage oi his ton Mr. White;
Vit-hntki. Mrs Rot-enbfrg If well enoutit
w wl irave the latter part of thla week to bi
present t.t ilie bajpj" occasloD.
ROUTE 8.
Mrp.-Walter B. Wilton entertained a sum
ktr oj ber iriends laM fi i<jh> at an elegan
dining. Tbo>e pwent wtie Mlests Maggli
*nd Lucy Giberi, JMiectB Magplb and Betlli
Evan*, Mri . J. R Srnilb, ML-n Louise Watfior
tit) J M it* Lola Wilec t),
M wan kindly remembered as be always li
by bis ever tliougMlul pultons.
Mr. loin Me>eiil leu lust week /or CoW
dale Ali<t*niH wbeie be .will fpend a vsbii>
wlib bis duu^Mir Mtt-. Boo iiruce.
Miss Salne Wi:6un and brother Mr. Tom
Wutou wtienue?islu the eny MouUay.
Mithlie.ie MiKeLZie Is in Ibe oily the
gi'tsi 01 relativta.
Mut> ttrtine H'ji ton of Bdievue spent las
Saturday nlgbt and Sunday wlih btr rela
lives Mi>-set< Lillle and Bes>le Link.
Mr. Ueorjct Un.iuiu spculSuuduj with bli
h> aie people ai Siiuroti.
Mr. and Mrt. Joe Johnson of AbbevllU
epeut Sui.day wlibMr. Will MiKetzle au(
lb tiiliy.
Mib. Will Cranio d : i.d Miss A'lie Maj
i-uwet ol Au;rtvi 1. tpeut Sunday wiib Mrs
Jobn A. Wiison.
I'io!. ti b yL? rotd of Williamson College
d'td :ti fcih I on t *' Ia, ? (J. l?\-t Mi ndaj
iilib, MaicL ? lot.1 5o'e.i.ck lie wus a piomli
I III* i OUlig UJhti JUM iu lUf piiiue UI UK, nui
h;s (ieHb is litij ij n tumiU by many reia
llvtbatd fr JfcL oc.
Mis. M. T. Mio??d r.nil Miss Lucy Giberl
acton ptimd bj M.-b.-rb Petiigru Uioert and
a?. E Km.Lh leii M niihy lor the heme ol tbi
umanfl, S irtlt ol uiulj
ii in do in Hi ut n a the btitaud Jt.mny.
All*. Wc.in Wl'Mii t-ptnt ibBl Mocdaj
wisb Mibtt: Lil.it and Btbble Link.
Mr. A. J. l'eiii.ty iho laiihlui canitr 01
i? uiel ci.lut lidi iibvmg a btriouii accldeo
ihbt fcal ui oaj , vti.iri within a mneor fco o
iLit- ciij iLt ct L|>mg ol one ol bin shaft
bioke whtn iLe but>. i.ecu me irlghtened ant
run hdi'j Ilba.:y di suing b;m oui ot bio bug
M t.guiLiM a Utet-Lu lihu II not teen for hn
pi? uce i 1 mind lo teizu hold ot bib bugg]
Kbd prop himn-il i guintl the foice 01 tbe lai,
he ?t iiiu J ic bjh > have Lttn kliltd as II
w?b, he Wbs bt veielj thekt.n up at.il got ol
without bti ioub i Ccidtul to blmstli.
DKAIU OFJIHS M HAl.DJN.
Mr. John M H.udeu after a severe Illness
ditd ui Lis Lome in this city 'ibuisday morn
mg, Maicli V9U11'JCUab. ut Use o'clock.
'ihtUicttiMO MHta geuhtu.hu ol (he "oh
Hhooi," t>lU l> h:? lillhh.t mai.ner, geola
d.fpob.tiou bUu kioa hi-ait won lrituubever:
white and a.utig ait clabtes. lie was hi
official numtxioi Ibe 1'u tb> leribn Lhuich
ni.u wli n i itn g hi-LiUb n. tit- ever in uj lufii
Ill? p;.Jt IU ail CLU ih Wo:k. He Woba lalth
lut hue zealous ii eu hir, and his p.ace uli
it ii'itti d i} pastor and people. Iu bn
demli Abtievll.t moans lor out ol her trui
uuti umiui u z i.e. Ts'o httier tuati eve:
wa.ktd the blunc ui Acbeville.
lie bun tei t-ii. bis lat/Oib < n arth, end has
gi.i e 10 b< gm a mure u>tlui lilt- Just beyoni
.tUeilvei Wllfclt all IS |o> al.d pt-^oe. ills lu
J otrai iei vices w t le eoi dueled oy h.s pastoi
Ht s. J. Li wilt Wi.bOL on Fi lua>, i l.er w mcl
ju'.e mem ink piHitr at Ujpti Loug Can*
Liiotieiy in thi piibti.ee oi u laigo LutLiiei
ol i on i w.i. g li ii lOo a lid itluiivt-.
DEATH or JIBS MAKV AXS SMITH
lu ihe iurlj di>u n < 1 March 16 h. thi
gtm le bpli it ol M ib Mn:> Auubuiiib was it
: .thbtd iiiid lis lii.il ti.ii.hl> ti tuple and rett.rtJta
to G< d vmio gh ve H.
1 Fi.r a long unit ihe deceased has been t
'gi.ui btllejti, out uo it-uiiiitr tscaped hei
llpbhhbLe Whs t)Hpp> to bltll.1, fc? Wtil Hb II
do hit Aii'biii'b win. si t Uiiu agtUiie hli
letiiihg uibpoaitioh, vwJi a kinu heart eve)
[ itno> loabbibt thine iu double.
: Larij iu j(;Uih bhe ttcauie a nieu ber o
the Lpittopiil chunh ol A> Lev .1 e aod rt
uii'iLt u a .'anh 1 ui aha de\oieu tut u. btr to tht
, i.i-v i I hti Cl-atb.
Mis. Miii.h was toru in ntai 11 .bllugs
.SufbiX LtgiauU. hhe Chine to .Alutriia it
tbi i tbiluutiu wnh hi i Uiothii, 3>: rb. baiat
Witol uibi, t.cteu.pauitu uy hei gianu.
u oil.tr, Mis. hiot-OiUwl, htr bibterb Kuzubeib
_ i.uil J5L>uii VVoiuhUil, bnu htr tm lheri
jl.ott-ll, lieoige hi.ii At.drew Wui dhulnt
I W hi i; ijiu.t- J oung t ho u.i.rriid Mr. Liuv id 15
Mi.nI. i.i U iititi tu.s union itn cbiiurti; wtii
"ill in. O Ihib ia?gi-;inin> on o thite d?ush
ti-. ib n.u thin, m.i s, Hub one bioth, Mr
, A J. \\ oi oLiiisi, luu i.ue bisitr, Mrs. Jutnti
. Li v; il oi Isuidit-j, buiMVt htr.
J-ui.tiiii M.vutb y>?11* cou.ucied by he:
'! I h b: u i iui. Mr. 11 til lib in ihe Lpibtopti
! I lUli ll I l i Wo ti Cl?.? K J* .UU.'UMV, Jim I u .11..
aim uiiu ti ter iiuiitiii!) wire g' niy la a i<
um Hi ii.*r l-.pnci pul cetiieii'O In itie pit
UtLlt til Ll.t.l.J Mll.t.UlllU ICiHllVLh HI. 0
<li.ii,lie. 'i lit Lt 111. \ i c;; :u. j i \ Uave . Ueh.u
I CI II ti U pUlliJ Oi lllbl-J IlltMlb. '?
lianger in Going to AllcRial.'tltii
Villi, u < ><d, .'ill Al hi Villi
! I; Mi.uj li III -1? A: hMi . Mit flit*
II n it . it Ii. 11.. l> i u.t I. : lit. ( it *. lit
[i t III. .1 \t t ; t in lil I M K <o AblfcVllie uut
ll.l.tll I 111 }tMllC?:J MltiliOCL.
1 ? i K fid UlL'fe IMllllS i L(J pants, a
U.uii/s.
h i \ ( j i ui ik tiu in n (d iL Hi but slyl
Miiicia'fc iicik Isloie.
Millinery Openings. 9
> On Tuefdey the I'ndief. of oiii^dty were out H
Id full forte 10 ti J< y the b( autles of a spring H
' open Id?, ibe like ol which bas not beeo seen A
: In a Lun\bcr or jcitif. R. M Baddon & Co., 9|
PhiK-or, Henry & (< . ai d Mrs. J.h.Cocbran ? BE
and Algernon 8. Hitumons were dlnplaylng 9
' hats, biautlful drim tocde, glove#. parasols, B
1 laces and eveiy thing that delights the leml- Bj
nlneeje. n
At Haddon's tbe spacious show windows
r were as attractive rh any ever seen bere or B
anywherr. One was In pink and wblte, tbe H
' background was draped In wblte cet and a
J border of plDk ro^es done In aD attractive D
' wall paper design. Tbe dark balred.figure B
was elaborately gowned In old ro?e with bat,
8 parasol and all to match. Tnn same effect
3 was carried oat In tbe second window only H
the color war violet. Here tbe bats were on- B
h meroQs and beautiful shapes, colors and M
f styles to suit tbe most fastidious. M Us Heal
' and MlssOeizel who are In charge are always
gracious and painstaking to ple. se lhelr car- 1
? *i more |B
Pbllson, Henry & Co's. windows were very
1 arsrVicilvP. One wa' arrnnned as a vrmao'l
boudoir. Tbe dressing table ladened with all <
M the d&lnty and Httrsctlve things that gladden ,
' a woman1* heart. The figure was dressed in
r a1 exquisite toilet of blue messaliue, dressed
1 as If sbe were ready lo siep Into ibe midst of
e tbe tbrong of shoppers who visited tbis attractive
store on opening day. Tbe second
window was strewn wltb flowers, laces and
feaibers thrown together in gracefnl profusion.
i \t Mrs. Cochran's tbe bats were nomerons
t and very attractive. All who visited Mrs.
a Cochran's parlor were delighted with ber
) tasteful display.
Mr. Simmons bas one of Ihe largest and
i most select lines of ready-to-wear clothes
and the ladles of Abbeville and the county
i welcome this department ol Mr. Simmons
e ueautllui store.
TROY.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley with their dear
. little folks ate up from McCormlck to see bis
parents Rev. R. F. Braoley and family.
Mrs. J. W. Lyon bus returned from several
5 J ?_ . hrnlhor Mr
UH)" ryeiJL IU IUC Ul'liiC VTA Ll?.l ISIW.Wt..,
T. C. Burnett Riid family near Wbltlocks.
Air. P. H. MeCflslan of Clear Spring, was In
Augusta last Tuesday.
County Superintendent of Education, J. F.
W icitirifin was around last week visiting the
schools.
Air. L. C. Cllnkscalcfl of Mountery, Is here
lo nee bis ton, Mr. J. F. CUnkscales and
family.
M?. Jim Dirk Bradley paid a very suspicious
visit to B? litvue Friday evening perhaps
be will enroll as a post graduate student .*
of that school even at this late day.
Miss Dalny Young will'this evening celebrate
her birthday anniversary entertaining
a great number uf her friends. A nr.o6t ^nji'.y
able lime Is expected and no doubt Miss
Daisy will prove herself a most -lable
hostess.
Mrs. Jennie Steadman who Is a boarder at
the Paik Douse, end who was so horridly
hurned ast Thursday Is veiy much Improved.
Dad It not been for tbe heroic work of Mr*.
Alice Bradley, she would soon bave b?en In
a crisp. A trained nurseand three physicians J
are gl vlng her every attention to say nothing
of every one here. While she Is seriously
though not fxtall} t'urned, we hope she will
be made well again soon.
Mr. J. P. Cuddy lelt Friday for Anna\ ?,
1 lo take up bis work with Uncle Sam'8 jo/s.
His family will /ollow soou.
Tioy school will close Friday of tbIs week.
Is thin Dot a shame, wbeu tbere Isso much at
i sinfc?? Troy cau and does herself proud at
all other public work, but when you see our ,
school you will atoncessy "no one" Is doing ' ~
1 their duty.
i Mr. J. W. McCaslan manager of tbe hand>
kerchief factory at Greenwood, paid our borne <
i a pleasaut visit yesterday.
, The storm of last week did considerable
i damage in the way of blowing down fences.
uprooting trees una greatly contusing telci
j phone communication.
s Mrs. J >an Ward law entertained mo*t dea
ligbttu'ly at ber boms In Bellvu". Cendy
r pulling and''tarty giving" were Immensely
rjojed. Mr. J W. Bradley represented
Troy and guess be ate too much candy or at
1 any rate, be Is today suflerlng from too:h.
ache. Tbat Is not tbe numi we have been
r giving It, unless be swallowed bis teetb aad
i they bave found lolgoiont near bis heart, oh
s m>!
r Mrs. W. Harvey Kiblnson with ber three
sweet little girls, Willie Mildred and Emma
are spending a few days wltb ber mother,
Mrs. Battle Ward law, and other relstlvef".
This Is enconri gln? lh?* A. K P. Church ,
} raised on assessments yesterday SitiS lor
- wblcn they are to be praised. A part of tbls
- goes to foreleu mtsMons. Now we feel sure
t he Senior Editor will agree tbat these de?u
i oilfslcnarlts are worthy o? a support. But
- ..... ?? k,? qo hiJohurftuhlo nets Which
II IP IJ till L in of v. <
are mat y, Hud be 1 un talking tbrougb bis
bat. He in O. K. In all his dehllntjH
M.tfiler D?vid Yardliw tbe bandsonao llltle
gono/Mr. J. W. Wardlaw, wui down to see
big Utile ccusidh, Mattel s David and Foster
Wardluw, last week.
Calvert & Uickles ?
Headquarters for ?
White H ickory Wagons
Cwensboro Wagons,
Bock Hill Buggies,
I Summer Buggies,
I Cheap Buggies.
i i
; Harnets, Laprcbts, etc.
Calvert & Nickles.
t Feb a. l&n. tf
? I/ it Is "AJcMuiray made," it If guaranteed
to please or we refund your money.
m
LOWNDESVILLE. H
March 29, 1909. 9pB
8everal of onr citizens went to Abbeville on
Monday, lia\i:.g business iu the Court or
Common i.lenr.
Mr P. P. BaiiHOO of McCormlck was in tbls J
city lor a r?h irt time on Monday on business. HH
])r. T C. Kirkpntrlck, Messrs. D. K. Cooley, DUV|
A. V. Barnes, and C. J. Purnell went to Abbevilie
Tu'sday, exspecilDg that a case. In which MHj
they were interested wonld be called, but owlng
to tbe Illness oi Judge Prince, tbecase was
postponed till Friday. They went agulu on
Friday on y to meet another jostponement jf^M
till tomorrow, when tbey will have to go
again
itev. J. H. Montgomery of tbe Pbllob aDd HBO
Bella pastorate and Mr. J. N. Killinitsworib
of Sbiloh were here Monday as guests of Rev. |[B
R. W. Humphries. EH
Miss Annie McCalia of Heardmont, Oa.
who bad epent some days with relatives lo
Anderson, came this far on btr way home oa M
Wednesday and spent a day and eight witn
tbe family of ber uncle, Mr, B. Boiling Alien.
Messrs. J. M. and t . J. Huckubee went to KMH
Atlanta, Ga. on Wednesday, and returned on HH
Filday.
Mrs. E. F. Latimer went over to Honea
P*th Wednesday to spend a short lime at her
old borne, wltb her father's (Mr. Marshall HI
Shlrlj) family. MGH
Mr, J. W. Hurdm spent the greater part of
lust week, in attendance upon the Court at HS|
Abbeville. HB|
MisslCate L'ddeil, who bRd spent sometime K
at Anderson, having served through the busy Hj
season's months, came back l??t week to ber
home at her grandmother's, Mrs. L. A. Cut- WflH
nlngham.
Capt. and Mrs. W. G. Johnson of Chester HB|
came over Friday and are still wltb tbe sick H
brother of the first, named, Mr. J J. Johnson.
Miss Montague Huckabee weot'to Latimer flfl
Friday to the borne ol ber grandfather. Mr. ^J. KB
A. Hawthorne and on the next day went to MH
Abbeville. 1B|
This section, wltb others, bad a long to be
remembered visitation on Thursday morning H
belore daylight, in tbe form of a wind, raiD, HB
thunder anu lightening storm. Etch of these 9QH
at that time would have been bad enough |^H
I separately. But when oomblned, ibey creat- H
ed such a disturbance as to wake up every
t brdy, and mci; re tbe timid one* badly. When
> the ct imnon storms, common because of
their ircq-jpi cy, < ccur, Ibey generally co?er H
| com; ui uti wiy snob Ja small area that tbe
(lamngi s idn cwu oy lueua can hi imixi. uo hv?
proximately Mtlmtlfd, but when i blow tike
I be lant use conu h along, wbicb etrelchcd according
to reports aimont from the Atlantic
to tbe Pacific oct-ann aid bl s a lick here and
. thrre, ll4? impossible to raACto any safe conc
union as to the Injury li fl.ctPd Newspaper
an j verbal reports are constantly comlog Id
' i f iiiwdh aod cities suffering bad y and here
and mere In tbe tb? country many of the
' farm hnoees, dwelling, bains, and cabins
have been damaged or blown down and cblmnles
laid fl-U.
All of these scattered damages if they could
be aggregated, would make of the late storm *
[ one of tbe worst that has swept over tbeeoon-^
, try. Fortunately, but very little loss of either
human or animal life Is reported, bat many,
very maney of tbe people will have a
wholesome dread of a storm, hereafter.
Mr. T. D. Conley. a dn or two ago, bought
of Mr. James M. Baker bis hou?e and lot here.
It was for jfrpr* the botue of Mr. J. Marlon
hatlmer and is by far the most desirable
place id town.
I Mr. J Fuitoi Clinkscales of Troy came np
. 8aturd>> nrd prevailed upon his father, Mr.
, L C. O lufc-cvles to go home with him, to
i spend awhile. Troupe.