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AY~ e 44' H T P CKENS SUNTINELJOR Entered April 23, 1903 tit Pickens 8. 0., as second Olasn matter, under not of Congrefs of March 8, 1879. VOL*XXX- PICKENS, SOUTN. CA5OLINA2 WDNISSD A INTERSTING OLD MEMORANDUM. An old memorandum book which is on exhibition in Tapp'f Window in Colum.bia, contains the following interesting i-ading O the fly leaf was written the fol lowing: 'Roll of -Palmett< Riflemen, from 1861 to 186t -Fgrth 8 C V Reg't. Gen' D R Anderson. First Brig 8 C V Loingstret t Corps." Then the fol, lowing names and data, lightly touched by time and in the uncer. tain tracery of an aged hand: Thos. P Benson, dead; I Nor. den Brown; killed; Bail Byrum, in Texa4; Joo N Byrum Anderson; 'V F Barr, dead: Thos; Burriss, died 1867; A D Brown, killed First 'Manassas; Jhn Bailey, died in hospital, 1863; Joe Beaiter, dieel in hospital, 1861; W F Brown, Liv. ing, Andpr.oii, John Cu nningham, livilg, Mi4: John R Cochran, An. derson; R M Clinkscale, "Carters. ville, Ga ; Thad Clinkscales; Oco nee county; Flee4t Clinkscales; An derson; 1loit Clinkseales, Abbe. vifle Co.; Thos Campbell, died shit. 18(;8; Jim Campbell, in Texas; Jim Crawford, Hartwell Ga,; Wm Carter, died about 1875; Jie Dar ricatt, Agusta Ga.; Thomas Dar ricatt; Fla.; Manly Darlington, died 1861; Joe Darlington, N C.; Claude Earle, died 1861; Wilton Earlo, killed First Manassas; Sat,. dy Earle, Ark; Ned Emerson, kill 0d in Ga; Andrew Elrod. Ander.. son; Jimmie Earle, Anderson; George Earle; Pickens Co.; Sanford Fant, Columbia; W A Fant Ander son; Boliver Featherstone, died '62; Cyprian Featherston; killed Seven Pinos; F Feltoni, killed Seven Pines; C D Gaillard, killed 7 Oct; Joel Gleason, killed Frazier's farm; Wm Georg-; John Georgo, Helena, Ark; Lewis Gentry, -Anderson; W . W Humphreys. Andeason; John Harrison, killed Wills'4 valley; Jaber Hawkins, killed Will's val ley. Dillard Herndon, killed Fra zier's farm; Bob Holland, dead; Joe (Bowers) Holland, died; A 0 N luil, killed Bermuda Hundreds; P C Hall, Anderson; John Hac. kett, dead; A P Hubbard, Ander son; H Stacy Hammond, killed Socond Manassas; Win A Ham. mond, Fla.: James A Hoyt, Green. vile; Thomas 0. Jenkins; R 0 Jenkins, Pendleton; Wm. Jenkins Pelzer, 8 C.; H J Knauff; J T Koawn; Marbry Kepane, killed at 2nd Manar-sas; Cartor Keown. killed at Wilder.. ness9; Robert Q Keys, Anders:m; Peter Keys,' killed in 1880; Dave Kensler, killed in 1888; Sam Lewis, killed belowv Richmond; Jim Lewis, 'Texas; Wm Lark, killed at Willis's Valley ; H arry Lee, killed at Seven Pities; 0 Lewis, killed Seven Pines W L Land, Greenville; S H Lang stonl, died 1887; Newton L~mgston, killed Willis's Valley; Wmn Lee, Greenville; John E Lowis, Pied mont ; N A McCully, de'ad; Sam McCully, Anderson; J B McGee A nderson; Mike McGee, Anderson, Dolph McGee, died 1801, JHsse McGee, died May, 1884; W C Mc Fall, di:'d Sept. 1884; James M McFall, died 1877; Jiinmie Milli. ga n, killed at Frazier's Fo r m;Ja Mannuing, killed at Frazier's Farm; John McClenton, Anderson; G~eo Martin, killed at Fort Harrison; Thos McGill, killed at Frazier's Faurm; Bill Marat, Texas; Robart Moorhead, Anderson; John P Mad dox, Anderson; Wmn A McFall. An diorson; Rotjf., Nevitt, killed at Seven Pines; Ewing Norris; died 1801; Dock Norris; A H Osborne, Anderson; Johro Parker, died at Richmond, 1805; Wmn Poe, killed at Wills's Valley; Wmn Quails, An. dlerson; R E Sloan, Pendleton; Jim Sloan, (dead; Arch Sadler; Ben Smith, killnd et Frazier's Farm; John P Sullivan, Andierson; J T 4 Shelton, Adairsvilla, Ga., George Shrimp, Anderson; S J Slomnan, A tlan ta, - Ga.; Lawrence Smith, killed at Seven Pines; E W Stew.. art, Anderson; Joe Steward, An.. * rerson; Dave Sloan, Pied mon t; C Li Reid, WValhalla; Charlbe Robin. son), Pickens coutny; John Richey, killed Battle Wilderness. Loff Rice, killed, Frazier's farul; E R Rice, Beltoni; Kie Rice, Texas; J1 Pink Reed, Anderson; James Russel, (died 1879; J L4anie Reed, died 1861.; Augustm, Reed, (died in hospiltal; Hlamp~ Russell, Ander. son; 0. F. Tolly, Anderson; .Jim~ Todd, killed Seven Pines; Carte Timmia Anderson; Jim Thompson, AHE JUST w lE) Two Nic4 Willis's Valley; M Wilyinski; Reuben Williamston, died 1861; J amps Wilson, Anderson; John c Wilson, died 1864; March Webb, Anderson; J H Whitnur, Greon, jp ville, dead; W E Walters, Ander- F son, dead; Theo Werner, Pendle. t< ton; Morral Wallace, Texas; Win Wiison, killed Sven Pines; John i A Ti. Webb, killed Frazier'st fan. I OFFICE~ls OF COMPANY. I Capt. J tI Whitner, 1st: Capt WV C W Humphrey, 2nd ; Ca~pt Thos P S Benson, 8id. Lieutenants, 01laude Earle, A Felton, Mike Mc~hoe, d: James a Hoyt, Joel E Gleason. Wmn Poe, N A MckCully.L RA'TTLEs IN WHICH THE COMPANY1 PARlTICIJPATrED. I1 First Manassus, Siege of York town, Battle of Williamsburg, Bat-. o tie of Seven Pi~op, Gamnes' Mill, Frazter's Farm, Malvern Hill1, Sec. tl ond Battle Mianasesa, Boonshoro, t ( Maryland ), Sharpsburg, Md. Fredricksburg. Va., Skirmish CarA vi lio, Siege 8in folk, Ba trl e Lookout Creek or Willis Valley, Skirmish A Tennessee River, Battle Campbell Station. Siege Knoxville, Skirmish Dandridge, Battle Wilderness, ( Spoteylvania C. H, Skirmish Ber, I' miuda Hundreds, Battle Cold Hiar, bor', Siege Petersburg, chargo on Fort Harrison, Battle 7 Oct., 1864, 1 Skirmish Dandytown Road, Skir-. mish on Williamsburg Road, Lo- 1 noir Station, Tenn., Surrender at < Appomattox. PATH ERS DUT~Y tonh. aooa' nutc kepca AeND weland et on. e Desure boqaoe e YO~r eris *i an oor A bonp'a SOD A1NDT CRE6MEN* WATCHl EEK'S CH ITI -BRt 9 Pianos for SC Union Meeting. The Twelve Mile Union met at reJ oncord church April 28-29. Tho meeting was oponed by rayer, led by W. C. Seahoru; B. All our e Murphree was elected modera-I in prices and ir and \V. W. Aikcon clerk. furnishing go< Introductory s-ermo, by B. C. Take ad tkinso i. Thle following chuhs wer steps in ahead presenIted: Shady Grove, Golden Free Cle: reek, Prater's Croeek, Anatioch, IMerchant Tfail x mlile and Concord. The following were the subjects scused:1.4 1. Ho1w should a church deal ith unfaithful mioinbers?-J. T.' ewi1s, 1). A. Pairrott W. C. So- Sole agei >rn, W. W. Aiken, .J. S. Vox, T. .Stewart and J. E. Gillespie. --- The above query was dlisposeLd by the followinzg resolution: I "Tht te curch ad monh emi to lovo and( (d0 goodi works,. We Fulfill achng hemthoir duty from the nann /ord of God. " WE UN -Ad journ ment for dinnecr. eniroa nover to Reasombled. 2. itfi sund gospel st ed wa 01und( fruit he realpedl in ebaulih 1im)bershij?-D). A. Parrott, .J E. ~arrett, J. T. Lewis, W. C. Sea orn and1( B. F. Murphree. In the last query there was ilo efinite decision. Them meoting closed with pr'ayer MY BEST Rr 'y the moderator, ~,~~I~ Sunday a 60ermon was8 preached UNTitCUI y B. F. Murphree, aifter which a N. K. KINo. ollection wals taken up for1 State N NL~ 4dissions. ,,,,_,. N W. W. AlImEN, Clerk. DR. KING J. McD. E TFLE K P1 CAPI'] J. F. Banister J. M. Stew IBY PICKENS DRUG CO, TF. N. H =MORRO M rHIS SPAC ANGE OF A8- 0] ile Cheap. it Reduction ntire stock will now be sold at a great reduct if you have not bought your overcoat, suit )ds, now is a good time to save money, antage of this drop in price before some 4 of you and gets the plum. mning and Pressing of all clothing made in ring Department. )thschid,* "& it for Hawes Hats and Dutchess Trousers. Wer lDisappo|it Our Paients, EverqPromis? a d hoever Hlid Out False e yan ettn f~oabs ne Ooigoa n0 NC Va.CHOIoDIE ASln Ens~ '"'ia1n",*.'tWt~2~ ruceI~g cio~C. 8n I. M.r Masns*udri eside nt. Cashiedraes.~ PICKformlst~bEIaNsSnBAN P O r ue In t he r ado On~a D est -:-ae I MU ,o B.ta~ A. ow Ha oiod cL, .M. Hu~stagod mart, J. E. o ggeso, a - J. McD.10 lfiBruceb me tong- H .OA. Ric nsh rlev 1w. .Ca COMPA] FOR N THIS AE RROW 0 Blue ion Serge St'its, or $12, $15, $18 . rise $20 and Up. our IF BrLUE~ SERGE~ about, hila Iyour fancy for a~ Sprjing Suit, our new~ "Scuri.oss a SanoE~" is the thing 30ou want. .... Nothig is better than good Serge.-stylish and Shape retaining. Weo war rant ours fast color and all wool. The way the Suits are miade up will open your eyes to the p)08. Ubilities of good tailoring. Altogether Difftent From the Corn mon Kind. Single and double-breasted in I one brimful of style. Our Sprinj a splendid showing of greys and ateds and Faney Goods. Ever; and look. 120 SouthHE Main St. n 4 FO1 _ [( 70 acres of land nea on Pumpkintown road. *10 pai 120 acres near Trav joining lands of Mr. Thos. Cun Watson old home. $15 per acro Also small tracts of land, 20 to 50 acrei We have also some very desirable lotsi along the car line-$60 each. TH ACKSTC 'eree(.s n vmi l ~IYA EXT ~o. *~c~ * (C *: - CopyaIghI By SCHLOSS B a * & Co~ fine Cloihos Makes Baltimoreand New. Teat Ona (liRLinCL modols, every r shipment jusL in, Altio mixLurea in Sorgo~, Woz. thing for spring. Come Creonville, rI eI So. Car. ~ALE. rMariettaS.C., acre. elers Rest, 3inghan~. Part of the Butler I. iear city limits. These lots are & SON IeSC. ~i r ~ I