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THE HERALD AND ADVERTISER.
VOL. XXIII.
NEWNAN, GA„ FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1888.
NO. 40.
NEW HARDWARE AND SEED STORE.
Single and Double Buggies,
Phjfetons, Carriages, Road-
carts, in any style, with springs
to suit purchaser. I carry a
full assortment of heavy and
shelf Hardware, fine Stoves,
stove-pipe and vessels, stove
polish and adjustable stove-
backs, Razors and Scissors, of
genuine English product—
Smith & Wesson Pistols, 15-
shot Winchester Rifles, rim
and central fire Cartridges,
farm Bells, grass Blades, bird
Cages, Wagon and Buggy
Timbers, tire Iron. Grassland
wooden Churns, Lamp and
THE QUICK AND THE DEAD.
NEWNAN GUARDS.
Garden Seeds,
Machine Oil.
German Millet. Wheelbarrows, stone and
Several styles of Tin^Water Sets and a stock of Agate Iron Ware.
A. POPE.
.J. A. PARKS.
TV. G. ARNOLD.
J. S. WARE.
A complete roster of Newnan Guards,
Company A, 1st Georgia Regiment,
and afterwards Company A, 12th Bat
talion Georgia Artillery, mustered into
service in Macon, Georgia, March IS,
1S01. Was in sendee at Pensacola,
Northwest Virginia, Tennessee, Ken
tucky, on the coast at Savannah, at
Charleston, S. C., and in the Army of
Northern Virginia, and was surrender
ed at Appomattox:
OFFICERS.
G. M. Hanvey, Captain—Promoted
, Major.
j J. W. Anderson, 1st Lieutenant—Pro-
! moted Major.
Thomas Swint, 2d Lieutenant—Pro
moted Major.
A. P. Rrown, 3d Lieutenant—Killed
at Fort Sumter.
Oscar Palmer, 1st Sergeant.
W. B. W. Dent, 2d Sergeant.
Charles Martin, 8d Sergeant—Promo
ted Adjutant; killed at Front Royal.
J. W. Mitchell, 4th Sergeant—Died
since war.
Peter J. Brown, 5th Sergeant—Pro
moted Lieutenant; died of wounds|dur-
ine war.
T. G. Alexander, 1st Corporal—Died
since war.
W. A. Mitchell, 2d Corporal.
Jos. B. Keller, 3d Corporal—Promo
ted Drum Major; died since war.
THE NEWNAN
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY WORKS.
We are now prepared to do all kinds of Carriage,
Buggy and Wagon work, and in a style that cannot be
excelled in the State, or anywhere else. Our work
men are skillful and efficient; our material the best
that money will buy; our equipment thorough and
complete in every department. In fact, we have spar
ed neither pains nor expense in preparing for the bus
iness, and our facilities for doing work in this line are
first-class in every respect.
We have on hand the finest lot of material ever put into buggy or carriage work in this
section of the State, and workmen that know exactly how to put it together. We do not
get our vehicles “knocked down,” from the North, as many other manufacturing firms do, but
make them out and out. This is our strongest recommendation. We manufacture—
CARRIAGES, PHAETONS,
LANDEAUS, HEARSES.
BOAD-CARTC,
SULKEYS, WAGONS ETC.
idxj ocres.
We are alsolprepared to do all kinds of carriage, buggy and wagon repair work, in the
^4..1^ **4 k« r>rir>#»c Plantatirm wnrlr and ho
best style and atjthe lowest prices. Plantation work^and horse-shoeing a specialty.
Give us your work; we guarantee satisfaction.
J. S. WARE, (late with Summers & Murphy, Barnesville,) Superintendent
FELL & CO.
HARDWARE,
NAILS,
IRON AND STEEL,
CUTLERY,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
[HOUSE 1FURNISHING HARDWARE,
Cooking Stoves and Tinware.
COTTON GINS,
CARRIAGE MATERIAL,
BELTING.
All kinds of Job Work in Tin
done on short notice.
Louis Donegan,
HAS just opened, at the old stand of A. O.
Lyndon, a new, fresh, and well assorted
stock of
FANCY & FAMILY GROCERIES,
-CONSISTING OF
PRIVATES.
R L Addy—Promoted color-bearer
56th Georgia Regiment.
Geo M Allen—Died in service.
T W Anderson—Promoted Lieut,
Winston Angle,
John M Arnold,
W S Askew,
John Astin,
Robert. Astin,
Thomas Atchison,
James Attaway,
John Austin,
Thomas Ayers—Killed at Fort Stead
man. . ,
J P Brewster—Promoted Major 56th
Georgia Regiment.
J FBachus—Killed at Monocacy, Md.
Peter Ball,
R H Barnes,
R S Barnes,
W E Barnes—Died since the war.
B V Barnes—Died since the war.
J N Bass—Promoted Adjutant 56th
Georgia Regiment.
Thomas Bates,
w S Beadles—Promoted Lieutenant.
J N Beadles—Killed at Monocacy.
E J Beadles,
Rube Bearden,
J H Belisle.
L D Belisle—Promoted Captain 69th
Georgia Regiment.
James Bevis,
B L Bevis,
Hamp Bevis—Killed at Monocacy,
£ >«r, is—Killed at Wmcuesiei.
A F Brannon,
DF Brewster—Promoted Sergeant-
Major 56th Georgia Regiment.
Wm Brewster,
B D Brewster,
D J Brock—Killed at Cold Harbor.
D H Brooks—Promoted Lieutenant;
killed at Monocacy.
R P D Brooks,
John Brooks,
Charles Bolton,
Thomas Y Brown—Killed at Cheat
Mountain, Va.
James Bryant—Died since the war.
Elijah Bryant,
T P Burden—Killed at Maryland
Heights. ., „
S A Bullard—Killed at Ringgold, Ga.
Clifford Burroughs—Killed at Fort
Steadman.
A W Calhoun,
T J Calhoun—Promoted Q. M. With-
Brigade.
Flour, Meal, Meat,
Canned Goods, Pickles,
Candies, Tobacco, Cigars
CALIFORNIA HAMS 12c.
FRESH CREAM CHEESE, 17)*c.
IN FACT
Everything that is good to eat!
Being satisfied with a small profit on rapid
sales, and expenses being cut down to the
lowest possible point, he will promise
BOTTOM PRICES
on everything he sells. The patronage of the
public is respectfully solicited.
ICE-COLD LEMONADE.
gl^“ICE furnished day or night.
COAL NOTICE!
Newnan, Ga.
E. S. BUCHANAN,
I will be in Newnan in a
few days for the purpose of
taking orders for the celebra
ted “Montevallo Grate Coal’
for August delivery. Wait
for me and get your winter’s
supply of first-class coal at sum
mer prices. C. L. WORD,
Agt. Montevallo Coal.
Address, West Point, Ga.
DRY GOODS, COAL!
DRESS GOODS,
I will sell several varieties
of first-class COAL, as cheap
as an> r dealer. Prices furnish
ed on application.
M. B. PINSON.
Newnan, Ga., July 13.
AND
Milch Cow for Sale.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Fresh in milk; three years old; 75 per eenL
Jersey; per cent. Alderney; remaining
12J^ per cent. Devon and Durham. Price $30.
W. M. RED WINE,
* PowelviUe, Ga.
Benj Clarke—Died since the war.
Joe Gamp,
G. W Cannon—Killed at Gettysburg.
O A Cantrell—Promoted Adjutant
56th Georgia Regiment.
John Chapman,
Thomas Chapman,
T M Clements,
William Collins,
John Collins—Died since the war.
G W Colquitt,
Joe Coker,
John Conyers—Promoted Lieutenant
41st Georgia Regiment;.
L S Conyers,
W B Conyers,
.T C Copeland,
John Culpepper—Died in service.
Walter Cunningham—Died since war.
Robt Y Carmical—Died in service.
W M Curry,
Wm Cheney,
Jesse M Davis—Died in service.
J J Davis,
Minor Davis,
J V Davis—Died since the war.
H P Davis,
W A Davis—Died from wounds, in
hospitaL
Jesse Davis—Died since the war.
John Dennis,
W B T Dennis—Died in service.
F M Dennis,
Joel Dennis—Killed at Winchester.
E W Dennis,
John TDent—Promoted Capt. Q. M.
J H Dent,
George P Devaney—Died since.war.
Jesse Devaney—Died since war.
Rush Duncan—Died in service.
John Dunbar,
Charles Dalton—Killed at Cold Har
bor.
WJN Dyer,
J T Dalton—Died in service.
James Dunn—Died in service.
J S Elmore—Promoted • Lieutenant
53d Georgia Regiment.
W S Echols,
A D Freeman —Promoted Lieutenant
W T Freeman,
John D Favor—Killed at Cold Har
bor.
James Garrison,
Burwell Griffin—Killed at Fisher’s
Hill.
John B Goodwyn,
Thomas D Goodwyn,
W F Grace—Died since the war.
Lyman .Griswold,
Samuel Hanvey—Died since the war.
W C Hanvey—Died in service.
Sherwood Hanvey,
David Hardigree,
Sol Haas,
James Herring—Died in service.
W P Hartsfield—Promoted to Colo
nel 53d Georgia Regiment and killed at
Farmville,
Thomas Harlan—Died from wounds
in hospital.
David Herring,
Spence Hayes; .
Euenezer Hearn—Killed at Ringgold,
Ga.
Wm. Hill,
G L Hudson,
T P Hudson—Died since the war.
J F Hollis,
Thos J Hollis—Died since the war.
Wm. Hubbard,
David Hendrix.
G W Huckaby—Killed at Laurel Hill.
W M Hunter—Died since the war.
C H Hunter—Died in service.
Ed Hardigree—Died since the war.
James Jackson—Promoted Lieuten
ant 1st Georgia Cavalry; died since
the war.
J E Jourdan,
Harrison Jones,
Thos F Jones,
M S Johnson,
J W Keller—Died in service.
B J Kilgore—Died in service.
J W Kelley.
W T Lazenby,
J A Lazenby—Died since the war.
E C Legg,
A B Leigh,
Walter B Leigh—died in service.
Anselm Leigh,
R H Little.
W H Luckie,
Risby Land,
Mat Lane—Killed at Ringgold.
J L Mann—Promoted Lieutenant;
killed at Winchester.
G W Martin—Died in service.
W M Martin,
J P Martin,
M L Martin—Died in service.
M Y Martin—Killed at Ringgold.
David Mclver—Promoted to assistant
Surgeon; died since the war.
G P Mitchell.
Charles McKinley—Promoted to as
sistant Surgeon; died since the war.
West Mize,
Ed Mobley—Died since the war.
J A Mobley,
Madison Mobley,
E Mobley,
Joe S Mobley,
G P Moody—Died in service.
J P Moody—Died at Point Lookout.
Wm Moncrief—Died since the war.
George W Moore—Promoted Captain
Cobb’s Legion; died in service.
Bernard Meyers—Killed at Shaw’s
Pass.
Wm McMillan.
A J Moblev—Died in service.
M J Neil,
J B Newman—Promoted Lieutenant
53d Georgia Regiment; killed at Knox
ville.
NT On- Killed at Monocacy, Md.
W B Orr,
I X Orr,
Walter OriwDled since war.
Robert Payne—Killed in battle.
W T Perkinji—Pied in service,
tfenry Person?,* 4
2a& Phillips-Kitted *1Ytklggold,
Joseph Price,
8 K Price,
avid Ragsdale,
Dick Rainey—Died since war.
G W Ramey, *
C F Ransom—Died since war.
John D Ray,
L R Ray,
Ras Reynolds,
John E Robinson,
C R<»biuso;i—Died since war.
Benj Howland,
Thos Rawls—Promoted Captain 53d
Georgia Regiment-.killed at Gettysburg.
E A Sacket
Williurn Simmons—Died since war.
M W T Sims,
M A Smallwood,
Tom Smallwood—Died since war.
J S Smith,
Luke Smith,
H W Smith—Killed at Louisa C. H.
N T Smith—Killed at Gettysburg.
W II Smith—Killed Seven days Fight
about Richmond.
SF Speer,
A J Stallings—Promoted Lieutenant
16th Georgia Cavalry; died since war.
J R Stamps,
J T Stamps,
Wm Stamps—Killed at Monocacy.
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COMPANY A, 7th OA. REGIMENT.
\ complete roster of Company A,TH'
Georgia Regiment, Anderson’s Brigade,
Hood’s Division, Longstreet’s Corps, Ar
my of Northern Virginia. Mustered iafto
service May 23, 1861. Returned • May,
1365.
OFFICERS.
8 W Lee. Captain—Died since war.
R W North, Assistant Surgeon.
T J Pinson, 1st Lieutenant—Died xe
service.
Geo II Carmical, 2d Lieutenant—l*n*-
moted Captain, Major, Lieut.-Colonel.
and Colonel.
Jacob Benton, 3d Lieutenant—Died in
service.
A C North, 1st Sergeant—Promoted
Assistant Surgeon.
G C Hunter, 2d Sergeant—Killed ait
Noonday Church.
W G Camp, 3d Sergeant.
M A North, 4th Sergeant—Killed at 1st
Manassajs.
L S Young, 5th Sergeant.
H W Camp, 1st Corporal.
C M Brown, 2d Corporal—Killed at 1st
Manassas. *
W P Bryant, 3d Corporal.
John A Jones, 4th Corporal.
-Killed at Mono-
Hezekiah Stanford
cacy.
Buck Stevens,
John C Summers,
Daniel Swint,
JS Spence,
A W Stokes—Promoted Q. M. 56th
Georgia Regiment.
J H Stewart,
Green Smallwood—Killed at Battery
Wagner.
Dock Stnallwood—Killed at Cedar
Creek.
R P Taylor—Promoted Lieut-Colonel
53d Georgia Regiment; killed at Knox-
ville. .
J W Tench—Promoted to Major 1st
Georgia Cavalry.
R M Tench,
J A Tench—Died in service.
M L Thomas—Died since war.
J C Thompson,
Y H Thompson,
J A Thomas,
Nick Tompkins—Died since war.
A A Tomlin,
H W Turnipseed—Died since war.
D H Thurmond—Died in service.
Joel N Thurmond—Died in service.
G W Vance,
Alex Vandeviere,
John Vines,
W D Ward,
Pleas W ard,
Benj. Watkins,
Frank S Welch—Died since war.
Joe J Welch,
J C Wooten—Died since war.
Wm. A Wells,
Wm R Whatley—Killed at Cold Har
bor.
H Q Wilkinson,
A R Williams—Died since war.
Madison Williams,
George W Williams,
J N Wilson,
Wyatt Wood,
W B Wood—Promoted Captain State
Troop; died in sen-ice.
R P W ood—Died since war.
Tobias Woodward,
A R Word,
Wm Walden,
Moses H W right—Died in service.
W C Wright,
Paschal wester—Died in service.
Jeff Watkins. .
. PRIVATES.
T H Arnold,
C H Adams,
G W Anderson,
A B Ashcraft,
J W Benton,
L W Bowers,
H M Bexley—Died in service.
Harris Best—Died in service.
A J Best,
H M Brit—Died in service.
J C Bankston—Died in service.
J L Bankston,
G S Bailey,
R E Bailey,
J H Bedenbaugh—Promoted 2d Lieat.
Killed at Knoxville*Temi.
Joseph Baughman,
J L Banister—Died since war.
W S Banister—Died in service.
J L Bean—Promoted 3d Lieut.
R N Carmical,
J F Carlton—Died since war.
A J Camp—Killed at Winchester.
G B Carmical—Killed at 1st Manassas
L C Cotton,
W W Cavender,
W C Dunn, Sr.—Died since war,
W C Dunn, Jr., r
W T Dickard—Died in service,
Henry Dominick,
Mike Donovan—Died since war. v
T A Elmore—Killed at Gettysburg.*;
R R Fry, ^
J W Gilbert,
T H Gilbert—Died since war,
H M Gay,
E B Gay—Killed at Knoxville, Term.
W L Gordon,
Erastus Glass—Died sinoe war.
J T Hagans—Died in service.
E F Hammond—Died since war.
J M Haines,
David Hindsman—Died since war.
Jas A Jones, f
M M Johnson—Died since war. *
William Jordan, T . .
W V Lhwh—Promoted 1st Lieu^ suw
Captain. . ^ m
C W Latimore—Died in service. ^
J G W Latimore—Killed at 2d Manas
sas.
S W Leak,
'John L Martin,
W M Martin—Killed at Noonday CtPJs.
W T Overby—Killed at Upperviile, V*
W 3 Peak—Died from ~ wounds «t 8t
Manassas,
T B Pttrks-'-T’romoted 1st Lieut
Turner Persons—Killed at MalvemMOI
R B Perkins,
P G Perry, , *1
T F Hodden—Died since war.
J P Russell—Killed at 1st Manassas.
Pleasant Roberts—Died since war. „
F M Springer, p
W S Sharif—Died since war.
J B Shoemaker,
J G Shannon—Promoted 3d Lieut
G W L Stokes,
C J Shropshire—Died from wounds.
G E Smith,
A Thompson,
W H (“Dugan”) Thomas,
Turner Upshaw—Died since war.
N W Vineyard—Died in service.
M C Waltom,
M I Welch,
Anthony Willis,
M E Washington,
O Wynn—Promoted 1st Lieut.
John Ward—Killed at Wilderness.
Jos W Young—Died in service.
RECRUITS.
J G Arnall—Died since war.
W T Arnall.
John L Bailey,
Levi Bean—Died in service.
William Bean—Died in service. .
W H Banks,
I B Banks,
J H Bradbury,
Geo W Brooks,
J N Brooks,
Columbus Butts,
Andrew Byrom—Died since war.
Alis Carrington—Killed at Peteralm®
William Clements—Died since war.
Alex Carlton—Died in service.
James Dunn,
J B Hunnicutt,
John A Hunnicutt,
L P Harris,
W A Harris—Killed at 2d Manassas.
Benj. Lundie—Died in service.
J R McCollum,
J A Perkins,
A G Parks—Killed at Yorktown, v Ta.
Jos W Parks—Killed at Malvern Hill
P F Smith—Promoted 2d Lieut.
C T Smith,
W V Smith,
F M Strickland,
David Stokes,
Titus N Skeene,
J M Shropshire—Died in service.
Wm Upshaw—Killed at Garretrs Fane.
G M Walker,
J B Walker,
Vincent Wadsworth—Killed at Petes*
burg.
Robert Wilson—Killed at KnoxvOfe,
Teun. j
T*
Robert Wood.
P M Waltom,
Watt Waltom.
W W Willis.
The old soldiers will take the t«w.
by storm to-morrow, and we hope tbpi
will enjoy it. Dr. Abe North author
izes us to say that if they don’t
what they want, all theVneed do Is 4v.
ask lot it.
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