Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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IIIA11 IlrtU Maxwell Smith ha; to the fact that we offBUGGIES and I If you will pay us a visi Give us a call and what \ We have a stock of FURNITURE, TRUNKS SUIT CASES I We carry an hands at a and we furnish you Music ii Hall / LIEUTENANT COLONEL DAVID LEWIS DON In appreciation of Lieutenant- Mexican W Colonel David Lewis Donald. Dedi-.nephew John eated to Co. F. 2nd. S. C. Rifle?- by volunteer ir Mrs. Ella Cox Cromer, Abbeville, S. buried at T\ _ 1 J C., Abbeville Chapter U. D. C. uonam was i Lieutenant-Colonel David Lewis ;?e',n an<' ^ Donald was born Jan. 25th. iei?."> men',oned b; Donalds, S. C., this well known town fwounded. having been named for his distineru-l The Legis ished father, Major John Donald an voted a har officer in the War of 1812 in the c'ach officer, home service corps. Col. Donald's each private, twin brother was Dr. James F. ^lc 'an(' J1 Donald an able physician of Greeit- Col. Donalds ville County. of his daugh Col. Donald was educated in the jSproles, Pros schools of Abbeville County, by p,.j. !of Grec'mvoo; vate tutors and at Erskine College. He was t\\ At the age of twenty-one he volun- w'fe, Mis? leered for sendee in the Mexican away in a * War. The records ' of the National His sei War Office in Washington, D. Barm ore. Sn? show that he entered this service on handsome, gi Dee. 21. 1S4f! ;is :i nrivnfe in Tim. his sudden d< tain, later Col., S. Foster Marshall's vrns nev< Company E., Palmetto Regiment,' devoted her South Carolina Volunteers and that upbringin he was honorably discharged from and died at t this service July 3rd. 1848 as a iresPected by Seoond Lieutenant. His brother Dr. juP ca^ ^ Robert Donald also served in thejc*ren s" ve ? . 3 an interest in th not only handle WAGONS. I ' t it will surprise you what : you want that you don't RUGS MAT! CONG 11 times the best grade Au F you so desire while you Inves I and Mrs. A. I Mrs. A. J. Sp |g|Pf||j?j C., Mr. E. B. C. and Dr. E 'h ^illswSfl ' Williamston, i rf^HH sons served Army in the | completing thi itary service < I Colonial days. *fe Col. Donald tSfc 'Houston a me ished Houstor jffinrlWI^"' - i jjfffPSjjK County, Virgi Houston serv( lina Infantry at the age o a i John Houston itionary War 3 ! Having enlist( lof War Offic |March 4, 177 ,Houston mar of' Augusta C Grandfather 1 a captain in Virginia, thus of his family IALD. in th0 Coloni Col.Donald'; ar as Surgeon. His come to Ame Donald Hill was also <i fjrsf. a Founds i Mexican War and is Providence P Jalapa, Mexico. Col.: Augusta Cour n battles of Vera Cruz, I Houston serve lapultcpec in which last jjngton'.in Vii attic h? was severely|and is menti0 tor which the slation of South Caro-jto Governor id so me trold medal toiaskins him to and a silver medal to;his soldiers 1.1 with a section of pub- had been pr Kansas to every soldi.r. Governor's pr< medal is in the keeping ton received ' ter Mrs. Janie Donald tarv service. idem of the D. A. P. .live upon his ' S. ('. Warren ton Vi ice married, his arms jciven J aiiTv A j?iu'w passed John Houston 'ew months of scarlet 'I1" help of cond wife was Miss E!i;>. .beset by foes j was devoted to herjan 'lour glass illunt husband and at.Je:ic-h side with ?ath at the age of 471TJ.t* Scottish ?r the same to her. She'^ouston and i mind and strength loja 'ioyal liovc*; it? of her eight children, buried at Sav ;he age of 79 loved and General Sam all. Her children rise Tennessee, ler blessed. Five chil- President of her, Mrs. J. D. Archertevnor of Texa itcct T UUi e Hall Investment most anything in tl t we do handle, for we try 1 see listed below ask for it, I ) ING OLEUM itomobile Casings and Tul are in our place of business >tmenl 2. Arnold of,Atlanta, to the Union wa roles of Greenwood. S. Col. Donald's C Donald of Goldville, S. Houston. His i )avid Lewis Donald of Hamilton Houstt 5. C. Two of his grand- cendent of Jam< t in the United States Arran, who mai late World War, thus ter of Robert E e historic cycle of mili- land. Kings are )f their family since now, bui any proud of descei I's Mother was Mary Scot, Robert Bri >mber of the distingu- Col. Donald i 1 family of Augusta vice in the nia. Her father Samuel Army and was ed in the South Caro- First Lieutenant in Revolutionary War 1861 was promc f sixteen. His father and later to Liei served also in Revolu- Qn April 9th. from Abbeville County. at Appomattox ;d as shown by records ^is beloved C :e at Washington on Robert E. Lee, 6 in the artillery. John Confederacy w< ried Lydia Armstrong again in the splc 'ounty, Virginia, whose sons upon the ba Robert Armstrong was Col. Donald w the Colonial Militia of Co. F. participat i rendering the women Richmond, Deep eligible to membership ness, First Man al Dames of America. Fraziers Farm, s first ancestor to Manassas, Sh? rica was John Houston wounded at the 1 er and Ruling Elder in The Wilderr.ers : resbyterian Church in -bc* Reur.io ity Virginia. This John 21, 1885 s;xty-f id under George Wash-jmt'n were ginia Colonial War.-;, I from North Cai nctl by name in a let- {Company consis Co!. Washington wrote Fifty-seven were Dinwiddle of Virginia f When L( si. i have surveyed out to niatto.\ Co. F. h 10 public lan J:; wV.uh ;twenty-thre (2 omised them by the Paro,e(1 as fallow oclamation. John Hous- Licutena; -Coi 240 acres for this mili- Captain J. J His descendents still Third Li< iter. old homestead near: First Ser jant rginia and show a coat Third Se: ean! to another ancestor Fourth S rgea in Scotland, who came Fifth Sei cant his King when sore First Coi oral . The coat of arms i- j Second ( rpor ' ^1" > v/l mvnl wiin a grey nounu oa a mm .ui.u i the motto "In Time.", Pri King knighted John! W. C. Bvvck, i descendent of his was i Brownlee, . M rnor of Georgia and isj^unil, B. I* Dac annah. The celebrated j Amos Eske'v, J. Houston, Governor of I Moses Glasby, W hero of 1 the Alamo, j Hewin, E. M > ? Mnrrrrm .Tnlin \1 i t;xas, imii iirisi uuv-| ? ... s after its entrance in-! Gukiri. John 0\v< I Company and wi tie Furniture line b to carry a little of everythii ?If we haven't got it we ca: >es?Guaranteed. We als< i L V/UI1 s a first Cousin of W. S. Sharpe, E. Irandfather, Samuel Watt, Thos. M. Wh Grandmother Anne In 1865 First )n was a direct des- Agnew wrote a js Hamilton Earl of history of Co. F. -ried a granddaugh- above roll is taken, truce, King of Scot- of that history hav at a discount justj ui tms numoer Democrat may bei four of whom atten< it from the brave j union at Greenwooc lce* of Mrs. A. J. Sprc volunteered for ser- of Col. Donald. T1 Confederate Statfes Corporal L. E. Car mustered in as a W. C. Brock, S on October 29th, Frank Davis, Ea: >ted to a Captaincy, Dunn, Donalds, whc Jtenant Colonel. {snowy hair and be 1865 he was paroled !their campaigns, th Court House with|their dear departc ommander General Tom Moore's and the star of the beloved dead j 2nt down to rise sad no^es of the bu indid valor of her "Fond mem?ry brin ttle fields of France. 0f othcr days arou - The smiles, the tea ith his brave ?ien 01 ;ed in the battles of c*ves t'lat s^one Bottom, The Wilder- prone' assas, Ft. Harrison, The tender hearts r Gaines Mill, 2nd. * as onc who tr irpsburg. He was Some banquet hall battle.^ of Richmond, Whose lights are f! ind at Deep Bottom. Whose guests are d n of Co. F. on Aug. hut me foi ive of these heroic ^ I think every sol but were scattered ffederacy and eve olina to Texas. The jknow Col. Donald 1 iled of ICo men.jin the* assertion t lost in the war. ;jjtc?men ne.;rieu jjeiu rrendered at Appo- ' " nd Jove.! Ir,- ;.;i wi 1 ad ten officers and " contact. He pass !-J) privates to be,23th, 1872, a com "rf' man, but he made ; onel D. L. Donald bravu amI Patrioti V. McDavid .'Trent, wars in the se; \nl W. H. Manly |ivy* fIv !ns "Passed , Samuel Ajjnew j"*"' vv:-: i:;:!e:- 'h I. I*. D. Xewe 11 .{,Vi'^ hel( i-.v. '.V. J. Stevenson i r,''bcrt r" TC" . ! I , Bartloy Hal! jMar-lial! Stom-wail . 1^- E. Campbell j'!"I;;"' al. W. D. HnII laerain. I, J. N. Bnnvtf J .Vcm of Co., J*. vate:? ilina Rifles, living a Rob't Brooks. R. C. not fight in vain. y< . Dodson, W. Rob't patriotism, your us, W. Frank Davis, again in your sons! C. C. Featherstonv, V'ar in Europe was L. Green, P. W. long agonizing year cAlister, Jolin P. your rebel yell was tcCorley, Thos. Mc- Thierry a?<l in the ?ns, C. S. Robinson, A iron no. from the \ shes to call attention" "w -I'/ ut an extra good line ng for your service. n get it or it isn't made! ' v- si STOVES OIL STOVES | OIL HEATERS > sell Phonographs and Records t ' f'i'''' \ lpany | /l Stevens, William grandsons of the 30th. Divi ite, Ben Barnett. The glorious rebel yell , will t< Sergeant Sam'l heard on His side when the most interesting, Captain of our Salvation shall from which the shall His Hosts as the final 1 , Several editions gedden. e been published. We render this tribute to C only six survive, 2nd. S. C. Rifles C. S. H. and t led the recent Re- gallant lovable Grand-uncle 1 and were guests tenant-Colonel David Lewis D< ties the daughter His beloved Sister's Granddau; lese were First! (Mrs.) Ella Cox Cromer, npbell, Anderson,| Abbeville, S. C. ipartanburg, W. .July 27, 1919. sley, W. Robert' . - , went with their WOOD CUTTING PROFITABI ard to talk over! 1N FARMERS OFF SE; leir victories and j Farmers, as a rule, have too id comrades for to do at certan times of the yeS patnetic lines to!not enough at others. Many ing out like the | are unprofitable because their gle? . ers have little or nothing pi igs the light, for winter. Wood cutting c ind me done at any time, but cool w< rs of other years favors the rate of production now dimmed and in the winter the work does no flict with that on regular field io\v broken. If cut in winter logs are not st eads alone to rapid drying, nor to deep < deserted, ing at the ends of the logs, ed loiren ocelli's m summer-cui/ ead 'appreciably reduce? their sale saken!" j Because of the injury res^R dier of the Con-!from the southern pine bark S ry civilian \vho|in tho hot season> ifc is practB will bear me out'110^53^ to cut Pin6 in the faB hat he was a-'winter months. Damage and lc^H tleman, respccted'snmnu,r oftcM1 con:e froni W00B ;h whom he came tin'-' fun~'' includinc: the "bM ed away April am! othor of woodj para lively young the"(' reasons a pooa many m t noble record as pioiitablj to logging aTfrT^^p ic officer, in two m:i,in? for a few fal1 or 'V rvice of his coun- nionths each >'ear" Near'y ever3? over the river 01" ' V00(' Product can be satisf^B e of the f'-ndied : ) \vinter. accoriiBj jved Ccmrar.ndcrail" , Sorvic 1 ot" the ' St;;'^ department of Agricu!;M as>'"' tins cB ; ; at youR gooc ! a fiiaw tot tiv f^>v, . uSS] - ";uil-ri,T If HAXWtLL HOUii heard at Chateau I /%/>CTPC Forest of thej| lUrrLL |? threats of your jw- jJ