Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'■ OLD MUSVtR ROlL, Record of th« Colleton Ouards Pre- served Since 1861. Kecently in looking over some old recoida in I he Arniorv of the Hey ward UiUpnien, an old book, wiuse leaVee were falling apart and du- colored by age. It covers had well *, Migh pealed off and showed, every evidence of having^een through hold service in past yeafrg.' This book contains the muster roll of a company called the Colleton Guards, which was mustered into, service on June 22nd, 1861 and is one of the only records left of this oomp&n^, if it be not the only one in existence. It is evidently the origi nal enrolment and in the light of history it should be preserved as a memorial to the courage, bravery and unyielding fortitude of those of its members who have “passed over the river, resting ’neath the shade of the trees*’ and those old veterans who are still amongst us awaiting the last bugle call. The names printed below are fa miliar to the people of Colleton Connty and while it ahould be inter esting to all it will be especially in teresting to the fe* surviving mem. hers of this gallant company, to whom it will recall many things, which in the course of time have been forgotten. ES P Bellinger, Captain, t J B Perry, 1st Lieutenant, t AC Izard, 2nd Lieutenant, / Wm L Campbell, 3rd Lieut. fciergeants. * Thomas Pye, * Charles Pinckney, t' ft to bo K Berry, Henry Hyrne. £ * Corporals. t < E F Davis, r 1 * Henry T Beach, Frederick Jatjues, V John H Beach, A Verdier, Thomas Pickney. Privates. K J W Avant, L Bellinge, Clark Bates, ^ Lewis C Beach, ♦"'Martin Jaques, f Robert Jaqnes, J Gilmore Johnson, A H Jenkins, Jscob R Linder, fte*, wr Tbos R Linder, r J.S H Langdale, , J E McTeer, L W McCaotc, . - p- Henry MHler, p Henry M Nettles, , J Nichols, B G O’Bryan, # L George U. twn.e, ^"TVih li I*, iker, i .1 K Pel In»»i. t,E B Pinikney, ^ J P IVice, u P ter Bye. v'G W Prine, ; B S Rivers, . , R T W Roberts, S- antes Richards on, C M Robertson, W J Reid, J Raskeys, • E B ftanders, v J M Sanders, I J W Sanders, % i^aurence Sanders, Caleb Sanls, y J Sauls. 1' John M Simmsns, John B Tennent, a Daniel Warreiij Joseph Warren, A Wichman. Humphrey White, — * Raymond Wigging, J W Willis, v Emanuel Witsell, ■■ Wm R Wliite, li Warmer, , FH Zuhler.. Total 123. V*.'/ i- Wesley Beach, A B Blocker, dohn B Bailey, Samuel Bennett, E J Benton, I F Benton, . Robt W Benton, Judson D Blocker, John Boatwright, A Morgan Blocker, 7 Brabham, f ; Wm F / Alonzs Kufkins, Thos J Bunton, \ , \- V' G M Blocker, ^Stephen Boineau, Henry Boineau, T v- T f v Elias Blocker, P Byrnes, ^ Stephen Bsssill, John Bassill, j , O T Canaday, Jas S Carter, Jas E Craven, ►' Thomas Craven, v \ Martin Craven, James Creighton, * v* * Y Henry E Crosby, 4^ James D Crosby, 1 Jacob M Crosby, "VA- ^ £U« Cook, \y Peter C Crosby, L Cannon, / Morgan Craven, 0 C Davis, E A Davis, Wm H Davis, ? u* J A Dewitt, x to Jonah Evans, xA ' V J S Fraysse, v Paul H Fripp, / J M Ford, ► L N Fishbume, , 0 B Farmer, r , 'V -7 J H W Freman, L David Givhens, f M Starving to Death. Because her stomach was so weaken ed by useless drugtrintr that she could noicat. Mrs Mary H Waiters, of 8t Clair 8t., Columbus, O., was liN;rally starving to death. 8he wriles; “Mv sir msch was so weak from useless dru^s that 1 could nor eat, and my nerves so wrecked that I could not sleep; and no*, before I was given up to die was I induced to try Electric Bitters; with the wonderful re sult that improvement began at once, and a complete cure followed.” Best health Tonic on earth. 50c. Guaranteed by Jno M Klein, druggist. Henry Graves, Daniel Groves, Barley Groves, John Groves, A G Gowan, f y^r \/ H B Green, ,/WmC Getsinger. , L y F Gresel, r Gantt, V A J Hair, \l HG Herndon, t r M O Hiott, K'lsham Hntwn, Jr, Gilbert Hntaon, K J8 Hickman, ... Lodge Dots. Mrs J J L Fender have been on a few days visit to her daughters, Mrs Joe Carter of Lodge, Mrs W H Folk of Colston and her son, B *F Fender, of Oak Grove. v The Misses Lea, Sallie and Bertha Carter of Oak Grove, visited Misses Rosa, Mattie and Sallie Carter of Lodge. • o J C Polk and wife, visited their daughter, Mrs J M Carter, this week. Mr and Mrs Eddie Kinard and children, visited Mr J A Copeland and Maj Joe Carter recently. Brand Mrs Copeland and son, paid Ehrhardt a Hying call this week. James and Calvin Carter were here Friday. B F Fender visited his father Fri- day, bis mother accompanied him back home. ' Mrs J B Carter visited her daugh ter, Mrs Taylor this week. Misses ^ at tie and Sallie Carter, visited Lodge this week. J A Copeland celebrated bis 30th birthday lost Wednesday, by giving a fish fry. Mq Carter and family at tended. Crops in this section have been very sorry up to this time of gathering, but the farmers who planted rice are gathering a fine crop of it. Peiu are looking very fine. 1 am veiy glad that the new Edi tor has run oft the old Tom Cat and that be is talcing a great interest in our little paper. With mnch success to our editor. Cosy Bell. The Breath cf Life. H^ICrove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic has stood the test Z5 years. Average Annual Sales over One and a Half Million bottles. Does this record of merit appeal to yoa? No Core, No Pay, 50c. Enclosed wkh every bottle la a Tot Cent* package of Q r . O ■ - « 1 ^TQfQssinaX ‘ I J. C. HIOTT. J Attorney at Law AND 'REAL ESTATE AGENT Offlc. next dooi to J. S.GriAn’i. WALTERBOKO, 8 C. < mu mm. Attorneys at Law. A^e represent «the American Bnretf Company of New York, and are prepared to fursiah bonds for guardian*, admia- iatrators, executors, or otbera holding offices of trust. Walterboro. 8. O. JAMES E. PEUmtOY. JNO. H. PEUEIFOY P1URIF0Y BROTHEBS. Attorneys and Counsellors at Law. All Business given Prompt Attention. OVER THE PRESS AND STANDARD WALTEKBOKO. - - - 8. C. ii d. wm acd Real Estate, Brokerage Insttriincs. LOAN& NEGOTIATED. v Roust* to H«nt. Opposite the Market, WALTERBORO, 8. C. C. GT. HEDDERSOFl Attorney At Law and flaster. agent for Liverpool, London and Globe Fire Insur ance Co., and for U. S. Fidelity and Guaranty Company. Also for the Aetna Fire Insurance Co., In which Company Insurance can be got on all country as well as town property. It’s a'significant fact that the strong- eat animal ofits size, the fiorilla, also has the largest longs. Powerful lungs means powerful creatures. How to keep the breathing organs right should be man’s chiefest study. Like thousands of others, Mra Ora A Stephens, of Port WilUaine, O., has learned bow to do this. She writes: Three bottles of Dr King's New Discovery stopped my cough of two years and cored me of what my friends thought ooneumpUon. O, it’s grand for threat and lung troubles.” Guaranteed by Jno Jl Klein, druggist. Price Mo and $2. Trial bottle free. TO CUBE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take LAXATTVK BBOMO Quinine Thhlli, Drafglstt, refund money if it Mb to cure. KW GBOYK’8 sigoa- meooh box. Mo. B. L BARNES Gradual* in ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGNING MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. Plans and Specifications Punished at Short Notice. WORK GUARANTEED " (at Waltmbom Cotton Oil Co.) fi. W. STOKES, DENTIST. LAND FOR SALE. A - If you have laud or timber for sale let me handle it for you. Or if you want to buy any such property I can supply yon. For Sale—Tract of 500 acres good farming land, with fair buildings, good timber, two miles from Walterboro on St George road, vary cheap and easy terms. For Sale—230 acres, 2 12 miles from Walterboro. Good residence, and ex cellent out buildings, all iu good repair Fairly well timbered. 100 acres open lando-50 acres clear of stumps. Good drainage. Terms easy. J. M. WALKER, Attorney At Law And Real Estate Dealer, CrtocB Court House Square. . WALTERBORO, 8. O. GhpdUlLl MBG »r-T' Nothing hat ever equalled it Nothing can ever »urpast,it Dr. King’s New Discovery t«OTKa“. w . A Perfect For AH Throat and Cats Lang Troubtet. Manor hash IT H ' j *< ^HY DON’T U ADVERTISE?^ Have vou something yon want to sell—a home, a cow, a dog or something?’ * ^. * ° * ^ Or, is there something you want to buy? If yon do then The Press and Standard will lay your wonts before over 5000 readers and business men. You think noth ing ot baying a two cents stamp to let one person hear from yon, but for 25 cents you can reach over 5,000 persons. HOW TO DO IT. ^ G - Write plainly in as few words os possible wbat yon want or have to sell. (Or if you prefer send us a fuller description and we will write your adversement without charge). Then clip the order blank below, fill it out and nnil it with your ’copy. 25 words for 25 cents. Check or money order should accompany each order. CLIP ALONG DOtlED LINE. -W 190..... The Press and Standard, Walterboro, S. C. Gentlemen:—Kindly enter....:. order for words times in the Classified Columns. Enclosed please find • - iu payment. Copy attached. Very truly yonrs, (Attach t^sa the copy for year advertisment to this order.) V Notice to The Ladies: ^ Mrs E. M. Jones spent last week in New York W City, learning the styles and selecting her fall stock of ^ Millinery goods and Notions. She has now a com- plete stock and can please her friends with up-to-date y ^ headwear. It Miss Rubye-Smith of Charleston, is to be Mrs ^ wj E- M. Jones’ milliner this coming season. Miss Smith J 22 'needs no further or better recommendations than that 22 she has been one of Madam Zernow’s head trimmers 22 for several years. She is an artist in her trade and 22 will please the ladies of Walterboro as well as she did 2J those of Charleston. Mrs Jones will be glak to have |2 her friends call at the store and meet Miss Smith and J )J see the new styles for the fall and winter. > . Mrs. E. M. Jones. DIG UP A DOLLAR And bring it to us if you want its worth in Honest Goods We can say with safety and without exaggeration that stock of General Merchandise is unsurpassed in quality and our price REASONABLE GOODS AT SUITABLE PRICES. is our slogan. We intend to sell our share of goods,. and who fail to see our stock may thereby do them selves injustice. . i LET US QUOTE YOU PRICES i Country Produce belore you sell to the other fel- %■ Company. on lows for less. Walterboro Su ~ G-. HAVE TOOK B1ES TESTED If you have hooriichM, nervotitneas, neuralgia, sore eye* styes, dim sight, scresess or pals is k raoding, or doing elose work, weak eves when ness of eyes after sjoknessTeross eyes, will test your eras free of oharse and fit >etc. I t you to popularfttssssatreasonrhlejftoea. loan fit vou right and will trsat you feir. OfUdftB' you right and will Meat you J. A. , % (N«t to a D. BdtSfatbk). •.O.