Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Poi We have severa we can. offer you we show them to quality and fjesigi the Met Kitchen < SVWfTI %~^?SlO r"*" ? --~ est degree in Kitche struction. Hands Simple-$12.50 an Why pay more f < Cabinet? When th better and qheaper. Corner of Whi and MeDuffie i 3H! in this prison Were 43,000 Yankees. At ona tifne the Yankees came near raid ing the prison and it required an efc. fort .to drive them hack- ...Just befo?g the surrender they were taken to Lake City, Florida, whare they ware pa roled,.,. Mr,, Mo?onald's,, t. oxporience with these^ soldiers waa an Interest ing one. Capt, 'Werts waa in com mand-a rigid officer. : He heard the Van wai? say ia?y v?c?;a KUI him wncn they Regained freedom which they did. Werta was from Switzerland. He was tried by the United States and hanged, an official murder.. C. N.. BRYSON, of Iva-Entered Bor vice in Co. B, Griffin's Regiment, Capt. Rramlee in command. Mr, Bryson was . wounded, twice.but lost., onl .six w?Qks from.service,, as good n sohUor aa OU?, carried s ?nm " Ur. nrvson like most of the old heroes thinks bis life was spared for a good purpos? and he has tried to carry out this par p?se. He is a good old man, lives .by tho sweat .of the, brow and; alt. who know him know and reverence him. J. B. HAMPTON.'of iva-Began ser- ! vice with Co. I, 14th Regiment, Mc Gowan's brigade^. Remained tn this I company til) end of war. ' Col. J. Newton Brown, was ip command. Waa at Appomattox-1, when- surrendered. Waa paroled and started for home* His hbm?' coi?lt?g waa' ohs ot severe .tinued. Mr; ?Hmp?>ft .bfiU^.j^efe orsburg tho worst hatti? io. wwmi. ue fought Say* there a?re. jopie, killed and,yWimfed?^^ thc. ?^^^^tptujSm^^ that of the, Witdernoc-a ore .BtnflHHB in Ko f/ma<??Fi>iV >?v thntsA -i?h?V w fte filil? fill them. m.?'* <M'-?k SAMUEL McCRARY ot Pendleton Served with John Martin's Company, Sec^d^Ba^al C^^Ra^ Thar->era WM?^an^ three, mont?to- jySun? aisraralii'edra miasioned odtoera- that wa would not exchange.: - After tbfar thev were car when^aj^^ ver .^He ?ays.wWfaj^ ww3^omot?i|?,!s men : didn't. 9^.^ 'coro ?foaa^apd ^iapiaSB^B.'* When fhoy gpt a litio m^st.th' 1 once 'Ajrid ithen^ftSo^^ dp ' without for .-i whi! . O^ry says^bls il gb ty limitai nii ho .?'^'T^t jfoW oafe ties, bat J W; BALDWiH of, ' \Vltt?a?Wto?~ Enlisted in Co. Bi 18 lbj?. C. Regiment S?rvr? iii* full thao.,WM ??ru. pris I styles of Porch Chairs tl at attractive prices. M ?you at an early dat?? Th p will surely please you. kongall Cabinet on to the high n Cabinet Con ome Durable j d upwards* Dr an inferior tr McDougall is - itner one day's fare, with negroes for their [gdarrt. Later they were allowed a blt of beef. StUl. later they were fed y.ery.woll with. Yankees tor . guard. About sixty prisoners Joined the reg ulars and about the same number died. Atter, belog, convinced that. I tho.: others; would starve., before they would Join, they were detained but a few- weeks more, then given, a parole and taken io Chsricaion. leanne them iher?-to dome best they could, this being an awful position os they had neither money nor transportation, abd their clothing in such, condition that the city officers forbade them to walk the streets. Mr. Baldwin sent a message tb an old friend ot hia fath er's^ who lived .there, ip the^cUy, tell ing him of. his heeds;. . The*kind man came qpic?ly . to. his: rescue. and fur nished him a nice suit of clothes, and and then , gave him his fare home. Mr: Baldwin says tongue can never -tell the tortures cf a cruel war. A. A. HERBERT, of PeUer-Joined Co. K, S. C. Regiment. In service three and.alialf years. With M: 8. Mes sor . as captain and, 'Gpodiett, colonel. Mt- Herbert wasT^oualy;wounded at the battle ot' Gettysburg and yet car ries a minie ball in hia leg received la this battle. . Also lost three fin ie.? at. the Kinj?ton,' N' t., battle, which he believes to bo tba worst fight he :epgsged % during the war. Mr. Herbert thinks the feelings of a 8oidlor toward,'.tba Wounded and dead are so jjijpreok A . note should be mad-) of lt : If a,t?idi&r^w,one of his com??dea>euirering he!wpuid risk his life to relic found one ^MWM dead, <-f& W^Jr?" ''. Pnt a thlq .cpmes front th? ioie?suy of war, a?j^' .waa-g^eAJor rcncctlon. Mr. Hfltber^jt?ifavM a&an&pf, aa - iron elM^sr^us?d., oy hiae^Te^%c#. at New and yeiryl(.us?^ war ^play/ed bayot;^^un4i';Ne.?p?rn? aad,f?a?aa.,b?Wa -.barjj?- 1 among home Wik?, wt^jAoAJjpg^ul the state M11 . - : ;ored not to tho bluf} ?&? im kti%}r-. ^ir. Herbert Uug^fn^^t.'.ict . rhp:Bh^wdnces of . 'in-.fTv^t?rMr^H*rbt-rt, HO ex? that raab Jte had -hot tbc f>. W: ftAV?S Of Polser-Eutercd service ia Co.'. E? Hampton's Legion, 1 wi|fc Wade -Hampton colonel .ujd-WiS Mr". Davis s?y?, tncJbgfti^eaitB fnVB south-^e w^^t? j called. He saw Hampton, whee his I all tire* b?it?e?.-- This r^sTii, r?rved I tate* :?Mn?v -, <- V . i I ?-.' ~ . - shot ; fro four it-ired ruent, A . Had Mr. cat? ?sas sar Fleures In B We Have a Definite Pt That is to*build the greatest furniture b?s?ri mont section of South Carolina. We are att by these methods. We mean to be as help .we are today, with new things, novelites and* making the home Brighter, Cheerier and. mo every way. If we expect to hold public intere? tain that interest by continually presenting : We are constantly seeking fresh ideas to lend to our stocks. What you see here now, r?pr? of yesterday. Tomorrow you will see the res forts of Today. And so4t shall be every day because we want you to ?know this store as th there is always something new. South Carolir. f ??. 3 K'': ?A- -, '? sjfe fr?? jSftl'P Cheapest Furn Everything For the H? Reasonable Pric?s ?I V.l.? ?, lij?i-ill^iir k-V^K^ .. ? ... I,; COLONEL J AND SOME OF HIS BAND. '?JJ JJJLl- J'" 1-J?-. - '- 111 J. IL'.. " tho cavalry. Mr. Long eaya the can nonading at Fort Fisher. Wilmington. ] N\ C.. was the grandest sight during I the war. Gunboat* surronitfedr ,tba j place. In this battle Gen. Ripley; Waa ? wounded and-taken prisoner,. dying ia a short time In prison. , row and dostroctlon,- with nothing COb??isndnbl?. i. fi NORKEL, o? Pe?eer-Began [service jjtflth.Co.. A, Second 3. C. In ffaatry/- Served four, yearc Wound, up time. , Was io several bottles skirmishes. Waa la tho siege Ttbttxk. which lasted about abu*.., Mr. Sorrel *a>n his four ^ .h.,tb*, WAT weva frylag-r-fuR of ibaMSb^Va^dcWeakonod every. or-7?n pt the body and he X tint s that ha, tle ! rei ye?.a better, piiriitaafflajfr' ho. re-. [elves. He scarcely gats enough to ii. S. LONG of Peljsor-Entered the serries in Cb B. Seventh S C. Regi ment. During the Tour years' service was lo the hos ut$a once for a short-, time and . ree*?tad, three furlough-,, bon?e. Ser ?did the two. iait years, in the service with cc G. Hoi com be's j Logion. Was in the war three yeara, Mr. Cbildress thinks the Second ?atti* or Mano E aaa hf* worst oxs?r|e?ea.>H? wad captured at Hanover Jun^-'toana J to Point Lookout. Ninety-i of bl* rea^menv died ?nnu aj??e?H?-'? > P. A. JONES of Pcndletoa-Enterod tba war new year's day, 1863. Joined i Co. L. Orr's Regimen to Was in tba Seven Day's Rattle:-. .-Was . ?ret Wounded .li?e. 13, I8?2/at Frederick?. I I ?TS ?rik g& yu urnishln irpose ess in the Pied aining that end ful tomorrow as suggestions, for .re Homey" in >t we must sus something New i greater interest :sents the efforts ults of the ef during the year, ie place where the The dee ir> alwaj the ice lt is ab odorless word, solid oa cleaned, whole t beautifu I an?fr.,.. ia's iture ?me at ft burg; later wounded in battle af Ri< ?le's Shop. Had one leg ioW^mt % bomb Bhell. Came borne and,-oould | not walk'for eight montos-without crutches. At Spottpyl'vanla they fo?'ght breer.? tp breast with tho oth er side. During toe service he was in eight severe battles. Missed the! Hattie; of Gettysburg on account of j _ Siffles. ?i>7 u? was ? CT cr turioqgt ia ly, mad bui one time during the war,'] ~ and that was the time he ap4.-tb*eof others elolo a bec gum, carried; >t three miles to camp, -the heaviest bee gum he ever lifted, and after roach- < lng the camp they invited several oT the company to help them eat new bqhey. Atter knocking, iho- hcad .off-, they found tho gunji^p^ oX wet, ash?. Told of a fright an old blind horao | gave hun one night while on picket duty. Bays his wife sent him a suit' Ot Jeana and a box of provisions, but they failed to reach . him. Says on i returning from the war he possessed nothing but a wile and one child and two crutchcr. Spoke of the kindness ot our late townsman, J op tba,;Willson. War is a bad things says .Mr, ytoj$aa;v RICHARD C. WiLSC-SV Of B^*K.vji Creek-Joined the 20th Regiment tn j Moy, 1862. Returned in May. 1866. In that timo had one furlough of ten daya and Fleet Clinkscales who now lives near Belton was his lieutenant. Spoke of a battle on the Potomac where the opposing armies marched side by side for quite a distance! Says the bloody battles wore not as gruesome as wit nessing the rhooting of three desert the'.wW-as m^in?\^^n %^ i^^^: much- 6f; hts experience.- Hov 'iwh > man? *Tif? ****** ~~7^fi*ira ?J??M*? be brought to tel,pf his bravery. He Clear Eye, ttraijirefH^t >> ^ are turrets af Saceess. success.QjUod?jr.- .*" . H",<V ?.??*?, V?**K. His bodily health ls the force hind hts business possibilities. -mwmo-andi C?iom3l used tp be considered the only relief. Modern inedical j?leasoa tabla liquid remedy. ?.^?m^mMmsm?m &>tp*+* cor cents at Frlerson'e Pharmacy. Ihsftriav B. C^where..tho?i)s?tl^i?a-^ lt after trying this wonderful, marin!? g Store Refrigerator Economy B presented in "ODORLESS" ip well-lined ice tank 'S ice cold. It cuts bill to less than half, solutely sanitary and i in every sense of the The case is made of k and air tight.. The chamber is easily i and taken as a he refrigerator has a il, pleasing appear -, t -, ? rn Of Interest to Mothers. m e Lifei-ong Gombitetiolf bed offers % bilities that are worth while. Sani- gft in every respect and conven venient to 9 TT? afauit. Simplicity m ^^^^^^^^3) portrayed in M.. ?^^^ijfeffi!^^N every item pt eon ^^^^I^K^K^r: struct*on ?f *a tne -9 production of this m South Carolina S We Have Buggies] * ll 'WW coming ia almost every day the latest shipment ,being a car of 9 '-' -^COXlLf MB US Come in and let os show them. They are 1914 Models. We Have a nice line of Pony buggies^, j- fl. il, FOWLER J?l_..:.'**u "NIT'i ** v '''Y'T'r^^i a?d; FARMERS LOAN & TRUST COMPANY would like to. cash from fifteen hundred to two Jtt?usand'gilt-edge ndtes running irem' $25 to Wim:1 Tir^y^a?m thisarn to be "gilt edge" and they will want them^padd ih the month of October and fte'first hiali bf November. Gome to see us. yVe afs? ey^ect to take care of the business re q&ronei}t& &?te?mmmt?sBvm*s?....<i J.J1 .in Roys ?rho'should be attending duh- boy who is supposed to attend Bunda? school wnirWSfce permitted lol gc bool. ir?v ' caddie .missler-'has been .as $e>*olMlnka of I Instructed to refpsa bim employment, ib of ill&hiftttdjpiank and DavU.are now the only '< this summer. I member* of the. Athletics of stol st<? of Highland; with. Manager Mack. t>. P. Murphy th* ulna ?x. J? . <.?? ib s lis? s?? te 'sd.- *