davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1898-05-08

FOR SALE-ONE TEAM OF LARGE
Young mares, sound and gentle, also one
fine carriage or buggy mare. Apply
THOMAS COULTER, 1920 j street.
The record-union., 1898-05-08

DIR. WARD HAS CHANGED HIS RES.
idence from 1890 n street to Twenty-sec.
ond and t. Office al Eighth and SITS.
The record-union., 1898-05-08

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO
try our l5c meals: a good dinner our
speciality. Capital Restaurant 321 j.
The record-union., 1898-05-08

MEN TO STOP AND SEE US MAKE A
me pair OF - 90 working shoes at 10l4
Fifth street. ADAMS & WILSON
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

the service by France. Al h we'll
known here ~ well ~ elsewbere
that the matter has been canvass
cd for many years Mir WIN
vona, lately Chancellor of The
French legation and for sometime
acting Commissioner. often dis
cussed it with hopefuluess. The
question seemed to have been
only, as probably it is still, one rs
to whether there would be traffic
enough to Justify such large
enterprise.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
Forestsrs 20 C.IsbEAts.

Tickets have been issued for tbs
fifth anniversary celebration Of
Court Canoes, No. 6ll0, A. o. T
to take place at 7:3O p. IN. Dexr
Saturday 10 Lu-i a q bell on
Alapai street. Tx eDsivs pre- a.
alton are beipg md FIR q prop.-r
"bsefVance Of tn Oreasiou, AID
the house at that tim. Will DOUBT
less he fillei Witp members and
friends of the or rrs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1898,

Members of the Legislature are
not delegates of parties in or out
Of convention, but representatives
of the people at large, selected for
their judgment and wisdom, to sitt
and to weigh ali matters coming
beforethem in constituted s assIou.
This view of the position Of legis
lators, however, makes it more
rather than lrss incumbent upon
them to view questions, as much
as possible, with the eyes of the
people aud according 10 their IN
mistakable desires. The Judicia-
~ Committee of the House has
exhibited a proper Difference to
public opinion not saying that il
has waived the exercise of it's own
good sense in any degree-by the
report it has made on the new
parks matter. 1t was g park that
was originally mooted by, we be-
iieve, Rev. +. w. Damon for the
made ground at Kaliu, and a.
such promoted with rare unani-
nifty by the press. Facilities for
recrestive sport by young children
"a her than grown South were
suggested as coDcomilants of the
pax idea. A schem before the
Legislature to make the place
simply a bare arena fer outdoor
athletics, along with the
old recreation ground at Makiki
confirmed and perpetusted a.
such in the same measure, is
properly combated in the report
of the committee usmed. 1t meets
exactly the ideas given out by rbe
BULLETIN a few days previously,
in behalf of combining restful
charm In esthetic modes with the
play grounds in question. There
is nothing mere legitimate 10 the
province of a Legislature than
making provision for beautifyiug
towns and facilitating Wholesome
recreation for the rising geDer-
alton. Both these objects are pro
motive of public morals, by the
agencies of improved popular
taste aud Who'll some physical de
velopmeDt Of the yong.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
hOrieaessS KGiGs q fmMdGRa
anl SaR.

In accordance Nis1h ri,e J,pIplsi.srns -
a certain inaeuture - aplrrJ.a14e hliai.e
by An Kan, dong taistnsss IA Gfspg~
lula. ~. T., under The IiaiHs apf sE9i.s 81
kOOng Wee sinnE, - y AJlnE- D.. q,
King aud q. Al HpuE. rdI,iIsE tnis5iiass a.,
Aping Company, npLsoe is lere,P g.iasap
that the ulprsgaEses lisalse sg,ra,iIl.sat rlise
same for condition iirqkau. - Nili= as,,l.-
paginsni N Outh IrlBdips.l alpd iHf.gsasf,
NO-iee IL sslsO gwen lliai al apf ai49sgi-
lar the gOOds aud aiiagsels ,gSu.,.i4l,e lslst
desert bed ia said IDpr.gage WI NJ s,SGl
Al public auellqp, al -iIe age.lqp Esgap -
James r. Morgan, 81 e1u6ep sIEslr- ia
HonOiuiu, on III F>sDAG, ulle Lg1p aa,r ~
april, lese, a. ~ o'a.Dqk .. ~. - ss..t
day.
The gOOds aud Ghag.els AZ ss,if sl.9frL~
gage DESERVED opulisf ~ lsrOetT.as, ..ry
goods, tobacco. elgslrs, tee eraeii.ers, $50
Offering stiasSs, Paper ~, 'eRdy, s'se-,
etc, etc.
Al PJNG GDslPANY,
lAerlBeE0os.
Dated HonOiulu, April ~, lsss. oqs-Jt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Last year the BULLETIN received
and published Information that
seem.d perfectly euthentic, to the
effect that the Government Of
France WIS going to have its long
cherished DIES re, for steam COM
Dunicaiinn between Tahiti and
San Francisco, carried out through
an arrangement made with the
Oceanic Steamship Company.
The plan was to substitute Pa
peete, the capital of Tahiti, for
Apis in Sam a as a cal ing place
in the mail contract service con
Quoted by that company iD Con
junction with the Union Steam-
ship Company of New Zealand.
No hing has happened siuce TO
prove that anything definite in the
mater bad ever been arranged
Probably the truth is that the
upcer atty regarding long re-
Dewnl of the mail Contract, which
is k pit up by the New n alaud
Government, prevented the con
tract rs from closing with the
1fer that WAS posi- iyelV Assert a
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
The Prssidsai's birthday.

Next SATURDAY viii he the 54th
birth suniy rsary ofPr s deDtDolr
Hawai's clief TX cutiye Wts Dor ,
IN April %, 1874. On fh- moro
ing nf THE anniversary tue hand
will 81 y Oh tue grounds # ID.
prasideutisl residence 90 Emms
street and au iuformal reception
will be held.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
POSTPONEMENT.

~ TBfE CIRCUIT COURT OF
gae PfrsC Circuit, Hawaiian Islands.
a. Bankruptcy, ~ Chambers. IL
Gl,.e RssSG.sF ~ the Bankruptcy ~ Clau-
So - gaags, ~ H0p0lalu, CREDITOR
~ tf@ asld bankrupt are hereby
asgefR.st a. egr9@ ~ and prove their
g.st,as s"fSre a CleFk ~ The Circuit
CSsFg ~ tie FtFsC Clreuit AZ Homo,
Agl,y ~ WF,tJS E4sDAY the 9Th ia Z
~ AEFtlr lat<, Ectgeeu the hours ~
teE 0ft-seiE ~ tlpE ~ eaODp aGd noon
~ ti,ss asi4 Gsgs asd eiert ~ Assignee,
~ Aas3ks@~1s - tl,N asld gagkFapCs
gIsfsfF.
ltSstssle, 81 T., AgSfl ~, Isas,
NJ tle ElsgFE
l. s, TJfOAFsON,
osy1A GFTk,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Wheel stripping j. the brief
t-rn used TO d--isnate tue LATE
fraud Of double artirg 1t con
-ists of stripping biey el-s If the
standard II e.. sod ies and p-da e
and suhsii utiug II eheap+r rqufp
ment. All World, St rliug, BEN
ipgton aud Cresc ut equipm-n
we ynueh for Pacific Cycle d
Manufacturing CO.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
Painting IIls stsspIs.

C-DtrI Union church steeple IL
bring repai ted. Will the work
is goi z on the locality beneath Is
n T He daOVerour, there beiug
danger IT . hlock or lad YER slip
prng from aloft IL would ihlre
fore be we'll Tor pede rims 10 tax
the opposite side VI the street
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
ktCs u 6atSfs aad Det6n,

Rftyoe - be6eiyy KgRE a,st I'll o.
c2qHss sssiEss ~ sf.lgFga mn sf1 dgs
HpJpi 4, bass G8yss H. gyfsf6flI M ~.
H4eN ~ ~ pisAF n fzfslE Nss M M H.
f0re mi Y, - piltfB 49, M stB IL
pgif,
hlsg tl8st ~ aI7g1Yi,tS HGf ne EgGfT
aK4eq HfTN ~ l6fsr Hyfsf ~ lsld
DefpEe NH ~, jasss NJ mn IN IL
paeeg NJ tile bsfqs N a54tbg NJ IL
~ ~ 49, isepfN a ~ IgTlyyysilDB "A
~, ~, DJBpypg q ftHBIsHg. lAUlfa1
byFR ", ~, MAlyAD IN,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Progress Hall 10 the new Pro.
pr. IS biloxi at Fort md BeretaUia
strerts will beopaned With q grand
coDcprt. The affsir viii b. put
tbr ugh by pup Is of the High
School. No date for I has ~
heeu arr nged, tut it will like }
come off in tue next few weeks.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
The Only PLACE :

The Anchor Saloon Is not the
only place whore Seattle book beer
aud other liquid refreshments are
served but they have q wy Of
serving drinks that everybody slse
do not know Of. WhlC-rlyle aud
Charlie Andrews are still Oh d-et
u make th-ir fri-nds aud patron.
welc Inc. Seat'le beer Oh drau. 81
can always be had. a. well de III
best brands of Whi-ki-s, etc, 10
Guiding John DWARF Scotch
whisky. A full stock of otb.r
liquors, wines, etc, is kept Oh
hand also.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Niagara Falls in Activity with Mater
NisibIy An Motion.

Among the vitaseope pictures &c
be shown by Miss Adair at the
Opera House Saturday evening is
a magnificent view Of Niagara
Falls. Another will be a monster
BOOKSELLERS fire engine known g.
"J0mho" in the Eastern States
towu where it Is empIo,ed. The
entire sbseDce of vibration mike
Mss AdAif's yifaseope pictures al
agreeable -urpriss TO peup'e whoss
eyrs have been worried 10y inferior
machines.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
timely TOpiss
4prA rs BSe6

Tickling mother earth with
good agricultural implements
makes her laugh. We nave tthg
right kind. Ne do nut al
vertlSe to convince people thI
our goods are the best, the
goods speak for themselves.
This is to bring to yom notice
that now is the time 10 BUY
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
BT AUTHORITY.
Sale o. Government lgis, TlnSidu
BEsnlt, huhaiIliL GAM.

Gu MONDAY, Aisy =. nsss- a. o
O'Clock nO1I, al -ie 1EuuIs aIit.saBas - slis
Executive BuuainE, lise 5alipwatp CIV
ernmsui Lans, ~ plnnrGm Jhaaups
PunehDsN1 hil-. Wi b. slGi a. puhlin
aueiIuu. riE-=
La G2p--lJ.-sa J'a.os sala- IslEss %,
$40 square 1ssl-
La b@O-nJsssi Jtfias s5-ia- hsssu ~ !,
lr2 square 1set.
Terms cash O.. =. a. Ilid sElI.
L1Isensss ~ Jsaiair,, graIu sui s.1nlps
10 De paid ty The J'lE'iisasstr.
a. D.. GJpSiElS,
Minister - 1be GIuarilr at lhGsra,..
Iu.sriOr Ohio, IAJrru ~ lais- >as-8,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
Stoves Cleaned
and Repaired.

For a reasonable charge
we will send a Competent
Stove Man to your house
who will clean your stove
inside and outside, make a
thorough examination and
call your attention to any
thing that may be wrong.
Also make necessary repairs
if possible.
This does not apply only
to our Jewel Stoves and
Ranges but to all makes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
~ SIZED o. pHIcI CUTTING
70 Sis hnun1 Gan l4h q Fif Pvti 10
llm Cat d HIa comh.

~ Ii,,vfii, tapunf anuv thsir tusins.s
Iiisrs wi BH no prisszsatiinx in I-p-.
WtHfrt ~ o siHss q Hu-ins-. nirn wha b.
800 aHiw hu'y 81 ~u ua.i. sNrspt on
Itsrgmir,-sunuBr usthusis. Thair nr-t
msylt shuu tppnu,shsit ~ CUSTOMER
if DO ru,iUrf ono prisu. In sr,isr b. Inn
lFrHss 1iH sluiiishs puruha-.r that they
trrs fHitiua 0 sp.sfihl PRIV. surh agents
ut,vsr umll5, . ssuF'u,s - selling Eussl. -
Wa-i ant mHrit u isan established
rriiiU ~ rir u-ists that hartsring u ear
rist an win noe sHriu.ivs object ~ rsas
s.nnhir pridt-makiuu. When man
r,hu-ss b. ps upt this reasonable profit
10" viii Hirtrr MT pay h. shoemaker
~ Ttn tisf unn frTIu whom h. nuy-; he
he hsnut gf hfat -umr one. 81 j. almost
az inVag1abif rul,f that prirf-cutter- arr
unrriHhEi ant nssd watching. n you
hIgs any m Your t1Nn watch them
lis,n amt -sr " aur WORDS are not yeri-
hfsE
- rsiHihi,f amI Straightforward bust
ns.ss man BE- thr man VIM eudeavors' To
nlnat hiis husiur-- on q firm aud secure
hs,iiif. H., ASKS hIr q fair profit Tor In
vsstiutf hit nunu,sy In st0riS and for main
aiiuiur stTrf b. shaiter customer
viisu hs, ~ seeking t0 invest. The safe
hun,iut,-s.i nnu knows what his gDod-cO-t,
lnt h,, tnnwz chat by adding IN fair
Bri,a o, rhis rnst price the selling price
ar Hst priv h. reached. Never in the
hi,uuv - any business has the selling
PRIV hsfn hrBuuht IN near 81 the cost ~
prtstusndu In -urh toboggan-slide
4s,...s...s,s rvsslH
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20

Fifty Families wiu soon Leave Tor the
New Canaan.

Fifty families of Portuguese
will emigrate in the fret batch to
the island of Timor. They are al
ready being enlisted.
The government of that island
has appropriated S250,0OO for tn
promotion of the colonization
scheme. Houses for the emf
grants are already being built.
Lands are also being surveyed for
them. When the first sbIpm-nt
is comfortably settled, other- viii
be sent for. The governor of tn
island reports ample, rich lands
open to desirable Portuguese set
tiers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1898-04-20
PERFECT RlVKS

For hight cane uuitwatlur
: inch 10 q inch cut.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-09-08
A Sad Bereave ment.

The uncertainty vi human life
is impressed upon one editing a
newspaper more forcibIy perhaps
than in any other field of work.
Scarcely week elapses but we
are called upon to chronicle the
passing of some soul into the
great Beyond. This week it is our
sad duty to tell of the death OF
Mrs. Erwin Snowden, of Cedar
Swamp, who died on Thursday
evening, Aug 81. Mrs. Snowden
had been a patient sufferer for
months, and long before her death
it was plain that her days were
numbered and that ere-long she
must fall a pray to that ghastly
scourge ofhumanitv, consumption.
Mrs. Snowden was the wife Of
Mr.. w D Snowden. She was about
As years old and leaves a large
family of children motherless.
She had been a member of the Ce
dar Swamp Methodist church for
many years and she met the last
enemy with christian resignation,
born of a humble submission to the
will of God. 1t was the writer's
pleasure to know Mrs. Snowden
many years. and her life as wife,
mother and friend was most ex-
emplary.
A large crowd was present on
Friday afternoon at The church
Of which she was member, where
the funeral services were conduct
ed by Rev. w H Hodges.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-09-08
Election Notice.

A second primary is hereby Or
drred TO be held on Tuesday, Sept.
13. The same managers will
serve. or get some others TO act in
their places. Managers can write
tickets. The following candidates
will be voted for:
Governor, w II Ellerbe, G 9
Featherstone.
Secretary of State, NJ r Cooper,
d H Tompkins.
superintendent Of Education,
w A Brown, j j McMshan.
Adjutant and Inspector Gen
eral, j w Floyd, E NJ Blythe.
Railroad Commissioner, g w
Garris. H r Thomas.
County Offices.
Treasurer, R D Rollins, VIM.
Cooper.
County Supervisor, B B Chand-
Ter, H p Baldwin.
A H WILLIAMS. Co. Oh.
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klNGSTREEVS 5 INDlANTOWN.
A Picnic and ar Exciting Game OF
Ball.

The Indiantown base ball club,
accompanied by number of their
friends, came Up last Friday to
cross bats with kingstree, and a
picnic was given in their honor at
the grove near Mr.. Harpel's. There
the morning was pleasantly spent
and at four o'clock both clubs re-
paired 10 the base ball ground and
the game began. The home team
was not in good form somehow,
and Indiantown had the advan-
tage from the start. The game
was characterized by heavy bat
ting on both sides and good
manyerrors were made. At the end
of the ninth inning the score stood
20 to 81 in favor cf the visiting
club. Much noise was made by
the "rooters" on both sides, but
the best of feeling prevailed.
With such a crowd Of pretty
girls 10 witness their playing, tits
not surprising that the Indians
should be on theft. mettle and do
tn cir best to win the game. Our
boys accepted defeat gracefully,
feeling that it was not so bad af-
ter all, as the fellow said when he
threw rock at a cat and hit a
candidate.
Mr.. James McCutcher, as umpire,
pleased everybody by his Impair
tial rulings.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-09-08
SHOTIN COLD BLOOD.
Theodore Godfrey Attacked by a
Drunken Negro.

Theodore Godfrey Attacked by a
Drunken Negro.
Theodore Godfrey, who belongs
to Capt. Anderson's heavy artil-
lery, was shot on King Street,
Charleston. last Tuesday after
noon by drunken negro known
as "Cracker Henry The as
sault was most cowardly and un-
provoked, as the soldier was un.
armed and the negro shot him
merely because he protested
against the negro's cursing in the
hearing ofladies. The bullet took
effect in the abdomen and God
frey is in very critical condition.
The negro eluded all his rursuers
and escaped. 1t is fortunate for
"Cracker Henry" that Charleston
is not lynching town, or he might
be in short time the principal
figure at a coroner's inquest,
where the verdict explained that
the deceased came to his death
from eXposure-to a rope.
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NO.. &C..
@I!;|58W

To be ungrajeful is unworthy of any
man, while gratitude is a virtue and
should be cultivated by all. We
would be ungratefal did we not ex-
press our appreciation of the gen.
erous patronage the people of Will
liamsburg have given us, and put
forth our every effort to merit it's
continuance. While we are thank
full for the patronage given us, we
have tried, and believe We have sue
ceeded in giving our customers full
value for every dollar they have
spent with us. Having just opened
up large )i1e of
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-09-08
County Record:-
L. j. B.

Editor County Record
Permit me through the columns
of your valued paper to thank my
friends for the very flattering vote
given me for magistrate in the
late primary.
When a man or his friends
stoop to carry an election by lies
and SANDER, neither is fit to be
chased by the hounds Of hell!
Very respectfully,
J r BRoCKINTON.
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OF INTEREST 70 FARMERS.
A COTTON GROWERS CONVEN-
TON TOMEET IN COLUMBIA.
Every County is Requested to Send
DeIegates-An Attempt to Raise the
Price of the Staple.

Every County is Requested to Send
DeIegates-An Attempt to Raise the
Price of the Staple.
The following important call "to
the cotton growers of South Carroll
na" was issued yesterday.
have been requested to call a
meeting of the cotton growers to
meet in Columbia, S e, on Tuesday,
September 20, 1898.
1t is requested that every county
in this State send delegates to this
convention.
The county organization in each
county is requested to meet and elect
delegates. Where it is impractical
BILE to call a mass meeting. the coun-
ty presidents are requested to see to
it that a delegation comes to the
State convention. Where there is no
organization those interested are
most earnestly requested to cooper
ate with the clerk of court of said
county, the clerks being hereby re-
quested to interest themselves, at
least to the extent of seeing that
their counties are represented.
This meeting will take steps that
will be of inestimable benefit to every
cotton grower in this State.
The Hon. Hector d Lane having
died, his successor has been named,
by election of Col. Maxwell, of Lou
isiana, to fill said Office.
At a conference IN Memphis a
committee from each State was ap-
pointed to negotiate for money,
whereby liens Oh the present crop
would be taken up and the bulk If
the crop of this year held off for 60
or 80 days, and perhaps longer;
which, it is hoped, will force present
prices up.
The big crop that it now predict
ed is liable to depress present prices.
The producer has the key to the sit
uation if he can be induced to act
as q unit.
Send delegates from every COM
munity, and let them discuss plans
in county convention for this crop,
also for the next crop, and send
county recommendations to the State
convention.
Every daily and weekly newspa-
per in this State is respectfully re-
quested to give publicity to this call,
and to assist the cotton growers in
this undertaking.
The Importance of doing some
thing to relieve the present depress-
ed prices is urged as the reason for
calling the convention at so early a
date, Let every cotton grower inter
est himself enough to see that his
section is represented.
Convention to meet at s o'clock p.
m. Correspondence solicited.
&c WILBoRN,
President of Cotton Growers Asso-
citation of South Carolina, Colum-
bla, 5 G.
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still keep on hand the famous
"Virginia" and "Derby"stoves and
the extra ware to fit. These stoves
always give genuine satisfaction,
and are guaranteed to please. S.
NJ. Askins. Lake City, s. g.
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HAPPY SOLDIER BOYS!
THE SECOND REGIMENT TO BE
RETAINED IN SERVICE.
How the News Was Received in Camp
Fate Of the First Regiment
Camp Notes

Fate of the First Regiment
Camp Notes
Camp Fitzhugh Lee, Sept. A.
THE second is to remain in ser
vice!"
The above is the joyful news
that was brought into camp Satur-
day night and in tew minutes it
was known all over the white
city. There were yells and cheers
from some and fervent "Thank
God:r from others. With but
very few, If any, exceptions the
news of the official order of the
adjutant general saying that the
second South Carolina regiment
of infantry and the battery of
heavy artillery would be retained
in service was received with glad
ness. 1t had been rumored in
camp that our regiment was soon
to be mustered out, and there was
much anxiety felt among the Off
GERS and men, but the official order
relieved all of this.
Just where the regiment will 60
is not known. 1t may be kept
here till spring, or it may he sent
to some post or garrison in this
country, or to one of the islands.
All is mystery to the officers here,
but the fact remains that the reg
iment is to remain in the service
tor some time.
The first regiment is to be mus.
tered out. Capt. Fuller, the mus
tering officer, received orders to
this effect yesterday. The first
has been ordered back to Colum.
bia to be mustered out. Col. Ais
ton and Major Earle, of the first
regiment, are in the city now try
ing to have Governor Ellerbe ex-
ercise his influence in their be-
half, but Lieut.. Col. Iillman is in
Washington with a petition signed
by over seven hundred of the men,
asking that the first be dismissed,
and Capt. Fuller yesterday re-
ceived the official order for the
dismissal OF the regiment.
The rainy weather Of the past
two weeks has been demoralizing,
but the sunshine has again bright
ened the faces OF the men Of the
regiment.
The Williamsburg boys are all
delighted at the idea of seeing
service on some of the islands, and
| trust that they will not be dis
appointed.
Private John j Powers, who
enlisted with me from Trio. says
he will 60 into the regular army,
if there is any attempt at muster
ing out the second regiment.
There is a strong probability OF
our regiment being moved to Sum
merville, within few weeks.
The regimental parade this af-
ternoon was witnessed by several
hundred or a thousand people.
The regiment drills extraordinarily
we'll now.
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