The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, June 14, 1900, Image 8

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A GALLANT COMPANY 'Was the Williamsduvg RiFes <:n the Days of '61. ilow mane tunes have we read the irave uud heroic deeds of ethers ^luTiiig the CcirTederate war. yet 1 nave not seen an item in j>rint ot tlie Lraverv, self-denial and courage of ; he 15th S. L\ V. ' ? - It IS-Sail sonicumts 10 or sunn, ' Mid whilf I claim no art of writing ?r spirit of rivalry, vet 1 would ati-nipt to say soinethMig coimneodalory in applause to k-.vp in touch a ith others and to let the jvople .'.nor that the missing link shall not oways he hidden, hut now in view. The 1 *?th S. V. consisted of nine compauies of the upper portion :.f the State undone company from Williamsburg, the Williamsburg lli 1 s. The latter was organized at Indian town Church, and had heen ' ? i i... i.? iriilll g tHt'k' ior H\e;iu irumi s we?'<?re their services wen accepted l>v : lie governor of the State: but, like minute men of the Revolutionary ? . ay. being sens of those old veterans, ' was an easy matter to te enthused iv. i th the same patriotic spirit, a" was >howu 011 many a hard 1 night battle field. Asa reminder ?>f the incidents of buttle J give two: When the - !otli was charging along the works at Spottsvlvania ?ui ollieer, looking n wiiile their musketry was sweeping dov n tiie foe like a f(?v>t lire on its onward march to destruction, ..r.i v-ititHi-lie the colonel of "UIVI. v* ? tlie loth S. ('. V. th.:ti lieutenant .general of a suiall army." Another of which the writer WJiS M M'itHf&S was the hazardous guarding of the Washington artillery of N a Orleans nil the Marye's Heights. Ya? while unprotected ami exposed to a lth 11 init 'ire of cannon ami musketry without .tiring a irun at the enemy till late after sunset, when we relieved the brave Cell. Cobb's brigade at the bottom of the hill. There could be seen a solid mass of tie enemy's dead extending for several hundred yards -a horrible carnage! May I never again witness such another scene of .mutilated human bodies! Being ordered by the government, we proceeded to Light wood-knot springs, six miles above Columbia, in August, J SCI, and after drilling Mifflcicntly we set out to battle for our country. The following as-re the original names of the regimental elUo-rs ?>f tlie 15th S. C. V. as well as 1 cau recollect them: Colonel, W. IL Ce S.-oissure: Lieutenant, desepii Cist Major, Win. (list; Adjutant, Sargeon, J. A. James; Assistant burgeon, llobt Morris. Lull of Captains ami letter of Co. A, Lade lift'. C, J. U. Chandler. K, I'avis. 1>, Warren. I. Ko?>n. Boyd. C. Lew ie. K. Byrd. ?, i>eninies. The follow ing are the namesef Cu. ?(i, Williamsburg Lilies: \\ il lis Abrains, John A brums, .John Altuian, Alfred Altinan, Ueuben l-'i '<>'?> Vrd. Frank Aid, A. W. ?' Vim . - - ?y ? Brown, J .1 Brown. I> L Brown, J?hn Brown, Benj f\ Barron, J T Borrows", Willy Burrows, Tkos J Burrows, Henry Browser, .Mm Burns. LiUford Buckl'es, Henry Buckles;, .) Buckles, Oliver Baxley, B T Barri-Meau,-James Burinean, J B Chandler, Wm Cox, Richard Cox, John C(>x, W R Cox. Frank Cox. Rideon Cox, lxing Cox, Joe Coektield, Ciraham Cart.-r, W ash Carter, Asburv Carter. % ' Tim Carter, John (utter, Wilson Cribh. Coach Cribb, F K Cooper, A. JMuiuuiioe, Trisvan Faddy, John Faddy, W S Fuddv, Raniel Faddy. A J Faddy, Andy Flagler, T M Fnlton? W L t irahe.m. J .W Rrabam, J no ^Rrahani...? Rodwin. Rerganus, Vincen Raskins. Joe Raskins, C A Raskins, Alex Raskins, Joe (' Raskins. 11 1) Rumble, Rabriel Rist, 11 : " 11 u n - <?wruon, rruiiK u.iuu... .. ..... :ia, Geo ilamia, J J Ilanna, John (> tiuJsou, Wesley llujrhes. Koht Morns, M. 1 \V M Haselden. Andrew Haselden, Haselden, Jj 1> Haselden, W J) 1 laseiden, A .1 Il?ielden, Jus Ilaseklon, \\ X Johnson, K II Johnson, Theodore June. Adam - - ? j _ .June, J AJames. .M 1 >, il 11 jvinuei, J?enj Lambert, F-M Lvtiprieux, A K McLellan, James MeCiary, W W -Matthews John Matthews, John Marsh, J as Me Daniel, Col Jas Me('utcheii, W S McUonnel, Alfred Owens, loibt Xrsmith. Henry I'os'ou, John Owens, Jos I'oanlw, Willard Foil n lev, W A I'erkms, Jas 1' Stone; J'alvev Stone, Wintield Scott, v? 1*'. Scott. Charley Scott, Henry ^pi\'ey, W V 'Amnions Thus Tani*er, Jas Tanner, Sidney 1? Thompson, John Thompson. Hector Thomas, Leonard \ enters. Jack \ enters, \v u? J Wilson, Nat Whitehead, ? Whitehead. 110 in all. Bright and with an air t?f cheerinliKiM did they leave their l.oun-s Land firesides ami all that was near j au<l dear tc theni for our common 1 cause; and w* knew that we were t??i act in defence, which natural pro! pensitv ever rest? in the heart*? of an ! Anglo-Saxon people. As for the de: ceased ones, they were martyrs to the cause, and for them we can hut re-! peat in eulogy the titterings of the! : ; great poet: i ' Titey died! aye, they died.' And we! t hings thai an* now. ! Who walk on tin* turf that lies over! i their hmw. kWln? jiiak? ill their dwelling* a Iransi-nt abode. t.iic' i hing* that thoy mot on their ; piigrimuge road. V?*a. hope an i despondency, pleasure and pain: ! Wo mingle togetlv*. in sunshine and rain: j And the smiles ai.rt tin* tears, the Sony i and the dirge. Still follow ? aeh other like surge opt n ; surge." .\s to the Ihing thirty, I feel that; a friendly and mutual, glowing sym-! Ipathy hinds us, ami that a reunion I of lis should be near at hand. I propose the meeting te take place at Jnjdiuutown Church, ami that tlie time j ! of our reunion be proposed by some j brother soldier through the columns, I of TtiF. Kkookp, our popular journal j ! And mnv, with a heart full of | ;gr.Vitude to Hod for ?|>a*injj our I I lives, and a good and kind feeling to j cverv one. J.J. Brows. j Jlarliugton, 6. June 4, 11H?0. I A I.!KM AN D DEATH FIGHT, i i Mr. W. A. Mines of Manchester. la., j s | writing of his a]runs; miraculous escape j a ! from death. -ays: 'Exposure after :C : measles injured serious lung trouble. | i whirl) ended in con-umption. I had : I | frequent hemorrhages and eonghed J " ! night an<! dav. All my doctors said l ; must toon die. The 1 l>egan to use, I>r. Kings New Pisco very which w holly cured ire. Hundreds have u*ed! , it on my advice and all say it never I f fails t<? cure throat, chest and lung r ; troubles." lingular size 50e and $1.00. < Trial bottles tree at Wallace & .lc?hti- * ' sou's drug store. f ! _ '. _ J I here is only one g?od substi-li lute lor wisdom, and that hi real i ( hick silence. j J KLOlMOl'S NEWS ,'j (.Vimci? from Pr. P. It. Cargile. of.1 J Washita. I. T. He writes: "Electric i 4 'Hitters has cured Mrs Brewer of j j , scrofula. w hu h .had caused her great J I suffering t; r years. Terrible sores 4 : would Ur<ak ??ut on h> r iiead and face, j | and the best doctors could give no heU>: 5 ! hut now he.r health is excellent." j Electric Bitters is trie l>est Mood puri-1 d ! tier known. Its the supreme rcuiedy 5 ; for ec7.e iia, tcrter. salt rheuto. ulcers. < taiils and running s(,|vs. it stimulates 3 liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poi- 5 ons, Indus digestion, htiilds up the. ^ ! strength. Onlv 50 ct-s. Sold hv Wal . . ' . . , I lace A' .IoI.iisoji vm.*. teefl. | A man never get> any credit forji ; being good unless lie's a member ' <?t the church. f ~ ~ f A WKLT1I OF BKATTY t I Is of! rn hidden by unsightly pimples. ' \ ; e<?ma. tetter, Krysijielas, *alt rlieinii.! i | etc. Ituekleu's Aruiea Salve will; j ! glorify the face by curing all skin ; ? ! erupt iou*. also cuts, bruises, burns. A iKiils, Irlons. ulcers, and ttOW forms of j J pile*. Only " ">? ;* a Cure guar-' antced. S M bv Wallace \ John son, i drnggi>:s. _ _ A woman will .jump at conelu-t *ions alnio.*t as <juick as she will; , at a mouse. t,. . ___ ! A MONSTER DEVILFISH Jl Destroying its victim, is a type ot I - . u:.. ..,.,1 ' , ('t'HSiip:! t ioi). I I1C powrnu iii.m ^ ndy l"c-11 <>u organs, nerve". nuisrlo and brain. Hut l>r. King's New Lifrj i Bills are a s.tV ami certain cure. Bc*t i i?i lie world lor stomach, liver, kid-, i n<*\s and bowels. Only 2"? cent", at ! ?| Wallace & .loluwm's drug "tore. f s Biggie Horse Book contains more j ( ' horse sense" than many volumes) ten times its size. It toll" all about I'' j t breeds,about feeding and vcateiing, J about stable and road management,, I I of whims and vices, of harness, ol I disease ami remedies, of breeding, j~ of colt education, of shoeing, and j indeed it covers the whole subject ' in a concise, practical and interest-} * 1 ? - >blj . incr manner. it contains ?-> ( ; is profusely illustrated, and hand-! soinely hound in cloth. Kvcry man or woman who drives a horse |' | should have a copy. The price is 1" 1 oH cents, hv mail; address the pub- ? i lishers, Wilnier Atkinson Co., Phil- f . adelphia. | k j Wtckli | It is handier than a coal I Flame Oil Stove is absol r 9 and causes neither smoh jpj Marto In various 1 M JXK'uCtbooks ? V* llfrc Bicycles at a Bargain. $17.50 to $*J0. (inaranfeed trletly lirst-clsos. Order quick: m?l save money. Repair shop in onneetion. FLORENCE KICYOLE CO. : .ock box ;> ?. liotenee, o. * . J. G. McCULLOUGH, Surveyor. Work solicited i?. "Wil 1 i:tiiisl>nand idjniiiiiij; counties. Lines carefully nil and |>Iats made. Address or eat >n me at "Benson. S C uvvviuunviuvvuviu? PROOF. \ It is an easy matter to elaim ? that a remedy ,-?aswiiuiertulcura- ? tivejKnver. The Manufacturers of Z RHEUMACIDE L leave it to those who have been ? j permanently and positively cured * of If II El'M ATI S M to make j ' claims. Among those who have 5 teeentlv written u? voluntary let- 5 , t.*r^ ?Livmir theV have been cured ? > .-ire: Kev. .1. L. Ko>ter. Halei^li. J 1 N. Mr. J. K. ltobinso-. Editor ? ' | (lohlhtMiro. N. r..I>aily Aryns: Mr. . > A. I):ius a prominent rut-reliant. } i < ? Macon, (in..and Mr. K. frukt*. ? , | railroad man. Kaii>as City. Mo. > Rheumacide Will Cure You. ? | ! Manufactured bv ? ? T11K BOBHITT DRUG CO.. Si ' Raleigh. N. t\ ? [ Sold in Kin^t ree by Wallace & \i > Johnson. I'rice $1 per bottle. ^ j ,v*wvvwvvv*vvwv*vvvvvvS DENTISTRY! , s;m moo. i Tito undersigned, after a stteeessuI praetice of Dentistry for tliirtyi?ur years, is now located at Kirigsree, at the Itrockinton house,., chore lie is prepared to do anyhing in the Dental line at cut rate; rices. Live and let live, i< his ' uotto. No shoddy work shall pass he portals of his office. Sati.?fao-,. ion guaranteed. A trial is solicited . Respectfully, A M. SXIDKK, J lental surgeon. ; Tobacco Growers Vi 11 find it to their interest to oniniunicate with the i 112TNIN3 HAZD^ARI C:.;1 Manning, S. ('., i hen in want of 'OIJACCO HA UN KLFES. PARIS GREFX SPRAYERS. WIRE, Etc. Tiieir All Steel Flues are the host mule. Their Double Tube Pari* recti t Sprayers will save its e<>st in l'aris liven in a short time. i Ask your dealer ior them. If ho asn't ?rc?t them snu! and hoy will send you one by express repaid. MANNING HARDWARE CO., . Manning, S. C. ? GEO. T. BURNETTE, IXOKKNOK, S. V. I* nolioal 'I'in. t'opppr and J" Nlieel Iran Worker. Tin Roofing and Guttering done ny where. robacco Flues. i La a vp your orders at \V. T. Wil-j ins, Kings tree, S. C. iv i i -CO01 0 $\ You'll not need to regul r: i hv the thermometer \v ft Wickless Blue Maine Oi e! ' i f ij hottest days you can cou Jl choose, in whatever wa\ elK out suffering any add it //% while a joking. The cor 5=^ is only one of the ad van jss roc Oil S stove and cleaner and cheaper. T lately safe; it burns ordinary keros< :e, smell nor soot. i s for v:trioii>-*lzoil sol'] nt prices to stiil vei ftCVn1 ;?ru soJi!. ] (t hv Uviihr iti>c . > not 1j?\ o I hern, c~-r r rs 11 rona/ini' i him wmw uiu w w 1*1 rnu i Go To STACKLEY'S CA For ]}:irirain.< in DRY AND FAN ZMHilirLer37* NOTIONS and WHITE GOODS, LA KI)Oi. Shoes, Hats and Ge Goods Kemembor we buy and sell for rash,and w A full line of - _ TTZItrX I'lease call and be convinced. Stackley's C< vv\ SPECIAL C Liberal Reductions for the Next <. cjpaaras re 1 1/ilibVf mil rj xx? j Gents Fine While and Neglige Shirt [ INF SI RAW AND CRASH IIATS. i\lEX'S AND LADIES' FIN Osidt'S a Large Lot of M@2l Asut Boys i'h.it I am closing out very cheap. Fresh and Complete L: dways on hand an ! must go. Don't tor, Yours to please, WU DON'T FORGET! Wh'Mi you come to Kinjrstree don't fai i I A( * ( i * OLI X t \s wo are daily adding to our already larj, Dress Goods, Hats, Shoi kVo also carry a complete line of First Class Gi Sparc and time will not permit i s to q When yon get ready to paint your h?m: fold Water Paint lilTll.x l>l will . lurabJo. Walk in and look around. Yours? IlfspectfuII; GAC BR. JOHN EDWARD TAYL9B. | ZDSHSTTTST, 1^"' GEORGETOWN. S. C. 1 of JII < 17 TJUO : cicbt . II I 1.11 I I ^ ^' 'MW W? UMliMAU nd I ate your cooking' $j hen you get a S 1 Stove. ()n the >k whatever you 3 \ on wish, with- N ional discomfort g . nfort you'll gain s tages of using a | toye I lie Wicklcss Blue |j cue, without wicks K t tiny ?'\7.r<\ Gq write to tli? H3SES2E32u3S?3EHH .SH STORE GY GOODS. G-ccds, I'KS, NGS, RJKI'.oXS ami SII.K.S. :nts Furnishing ill-save ymi money on all goods Li Lisa W zm m ish Score. 2FFER, will be Made JO Days. DRY GOODS. 5 jroing at '25 cents and up. E SIIOKS AND SLll'i'EltS. ine of Groceries "??!. I am nlwav.s the samr. il to vhit :u & co. ;e stock ;i ''me line of ss, Clothing, Etc. oeeries. [ joto price. ?e 'lon't fail to investigate the s, something new, cheap ami 1 1 >G, CL1VER & CO. DR. R J. McCABE, DSISTXISX, be at Kings tree, S. C, all the IbOO, except the tirst two weeknuarv, March May, July, Sep r a;ui November,