Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, April 15, 1899, Image 2
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Saturday, April 15. 1 8I>!>.
Program oi I lie Veterans' Parade
The following general order lias
been issued from the headquarters
of the South Carolina division
u in tea conteuerate veterans at I
Charleston
1 The general order for the
parade on May It), 185)9, at the
time of lie reunion of the United
Confederate veterans at Charleston
is transmitted for tin in lor
mat ion of all comrades ol the
division.
2. The division will form on
the east side of Meeting street,
facing the west, the right, of the
First brigade resting on St. Michael's
alley, the right of the Second
brigade resting on Trade street,
at 3 o'clock nunet uallv. The
various camps will form earlier
at hours as fixed by their commanders
so as to he in their brigade
position at 3 o'clock.
3. The commander of the division
having been appointed
chief marshal of the parade, General
Asbury Coward. senior brigade
commander, will command
the South Carolina division. Co
lonel Zimmerman Davis, the
senior colonel, will command the
First brigade.
I. A call has been made from
General Gordon, asking that as
many historic Confederate battle
Mags as posaiblo be brought and
used in the parade. The bearers
of these llags will report to Colonel
Edward McCrady on South
battery, opposite Meeting street.
As a special guard of honor to
such Hags, all the members of any
command of which the battle llag
was the colors will parade with
their colors and not with their
camp. They will report to the
bearer of their colors on South
battery, opposite Mooting. For
example, il the flap: of the First
South Carolina regiment volun
tppru id /*?? l lw? r?.??wl/?. i *1?
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survivors of that regiment will
parade with the colors as a spe
cial guard of honor. So with the
flags of other commands It is I
desired to give the highest dignity j
and honor to these worthy emblems
of southern valor.
5. The Mexican veterans of the
Palmetto regiment having heen
invited to join the parade, will,
under the command of (,'olonel
J. 1). Hlanding, form between the
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two brigades of the South Carolina
division.
6. The commander desires to
say to the comrades of the division
that he hopes each brigade,
regiment and camp of the division
will appoint a sponsor and her
maid of honor, and assures them
that they will be welcome to
Charleston and to the reunion.
Appoint the descendants of some
veterans to these offices and encourage
the rising generation to
revere the cause we fought for
ami ennoble the memory of those
who laid down their lives for the
Southern Confederacy. We want
the dear girls with us at all such
gatherings, and they will always
find a warm place in the herrts
of every true veteran.
7. The comrades of the division
will assemble at. their headquarters,
Market hall. Meeting street,
at 0 o'clock Wednesday morning,
May 10th, when their sponsor and
her maids ot honor will be pre|
sented to them.
S. Comrades will register at
the South Carolina headquarters,
Market hall. Meeting street,
where they will receive their
delegates and veteran badges.
Delegates will there present their
| credentials and receive the badges
| which alone will enable them to
be admitted to that part of the
i: . : i i' -i-i .
;i hi 111 on ii in ifM'rvcu lur delegates.
()ne or more start' officers of t he
| division will he ;it division headI
quarters from 12 m. to 1(1 p. in.,
I May iUh, and from 0 a. m. to 1*2
; m. May 10th, to issue badges and
give any other information for
j the comfort and pleasure of the
comrades.
9. The following changes on
I the division stall' are hereby announced
and tbe new members
'commissioned will be obeyed and
respected accordingly : I,t. Col
j 11. \V. Shand, judge advocate gen
leral, having resigned, Lt. Col
i Fuller Lyon has been appointed
to succeed him. Two of the aides,
.Major N. Ingraham llasell and
i Major Ij. It. Brooks, having alsi
resigned. Majors K. II. Sparksmat:
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| <411* 4 t;. ncru IIUVU Dl'tMi
appointed t(? their places.
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What is The Mattel
4 ** Banking & i
THAT IS WHAT P
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place!
% Other merchants don't understand it
but as long as we are satisfied and the
care how much thev Irirb
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601 SIXTY DAY
The knife cuts deeper! CLOUD &:
that time. Many great things left at a 1
A lot of L. M. Reynold's $2.00 Sho
Dongola Shoes price 51.25 now 90. Bi$
Oxford Ties and Strap Sandals, $i.oo, 71
and worth double the money. To make
tive and to give the purchasing public s<
petitors something to cry about, we hav
1 merits-?both up to date.
MILLINERY
, We do not wish to be extra vagal
the public in any way, (that is not c
do say most emphatically and carne
and glorious success. Everythin
found in this department, in fact
itself, and one of the most attrac
prices we charge for a Neat Sailor
Miss Hasseltine, has just returned
thoroughly posted herself in regard
one of the finest Milliners in the St
Nice Sailors, worth 50 cents
I Beautiful line Childrens Lace, Lawn & ^
OUR JOBS ARE WORLD BEA1
j picked up by our buyer, for the cold ca?
the two weeks past. Mens' Suits worth
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s price $2.75. Boys suits 14 to 1S years, Fii
| $4.00. Boys suits, 14 to 18 years, worth
- 14 years, worth $1.00, our price 60 cent
price 1.75. Miles upon miles of Ci
Lawns and Shirting Prints worth
, and 4 cents. Good Percals, worth 6 cen
; I worth 10 cents, our price 5 cents. Wid(
cents, our very special price, 5 1-2, "Grea
1 Thousands upon thousands of yar<
'1 Picjues, in plain and fancy woven and pi
. than we have ever dreamed of before.
j space to mention. Remember the nbirt
1 memder that no goods will be charged.
3 Always bear in mind our Motto: Under
people, first, last and all the time.
: Farmers' Banking
P. S.?Just received 360 Ladie
t closed for cash,?biggest value 01
> ities, Organdies, Mohair Silks and
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and say some unkind things about us;
people are reaping the benefit we don't
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ALLISON'S stock must be closed in
ittle more than half price,
es now $1.20. One case Ladies' Fine
r lot of Ladies', Misses and Children's
5, 50 and 38 cents. All very fine goods
this closing out sale still more attracnmething
to laugh about, and our come
added two new and complete departT
AND JORSI
it in our statements, or to mislead
>ur way of doing business) but, we f
stly, that our Millinery is a grand
g that is pretty and attractive is
it is a wori.d of loveliness in
tive features is the unusually low
or Pretty Hat. 33^'Our Milliner,
from Baltimore where she hn<;
1 to styles, &c. Miss Hasseltine is
>uth and strictly "up to date."e!^j3
;, our special price 19 cents.
>ilk Caps & Hats, very cheap- iocts. up.
pppc No old odds or ends, but the
LlJliO? very best clean goods
ih while in the Eastern markets during
$12.50 our price $6.75..
10.50 " " 5.75.
9.00 " " 4.75. I
5.00 3.50. U
4.50 all wool, and guaranteed, our
ne Worsted Suits worth $8.00, our price,
$4.50 our price, $2.25.Chi!ds suits, 7 to >
s. Child's suits 5 to 14, worth 3.00, our 1
dicoes, fast colors. j
5 and 6 cents, our special price, 3.'a 1-2
its, our price 4 1-2. Yard wide Lercals,
2 India Linens, plain white, worth 10
t stuff." Cheaper Indian Linens,3 i-2c.
Is of fine Dimities, Organdies, Welsh
rinted figures, beautiful goods, cheaper
Many other good things we have not
;, Cloud & Allison's old stand, and re- '1
Everything in this place is spot cash. ]
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uuy, undersell. ()t the people, for the
& Mercantile Co. r
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;s Fine Shirt Waists,?lot will be
n earth. Corner in Percals, DimSatines.
F. B. & M. Co.