The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1909-03-10
OUR SOLDIER BOYS
WILL BE INSPECTED BE OFFIC-
ERS THIS WEEK.
Date on Which the Different Com
pan;.s Will Be Visited by the In

Date on Which the Different Com
pan;cs Viii Be Visited by the In
spectors Given Below.
The inspection Of the Nationa
Guards begins this week. The com
pany here will be inspected on Fri.
day and the company at Elloree viii
be inspected on next Monday, the
18th instant. These are now the
only two companies in this county.
The inspection will be made for
the war department by First Lieut.
Charles H. Cabaniss, Jr., U. S. army
retired, and for the State by Col.
William T. Brook, assistant Adjutant
and Inspector General. The boys
will give these gentlemen warm
welcome when they come Friday on
their official rounds.
Officers and general staff corps and
departments, regimental and battal-
ion, field and staff officers, non-com-
missioned staff officers, and indiyidu-
al members Of bands and Of hospital
corps detachments, not herein other
wise provided for, will report for in
spection, in uniform, dismounted, at
the same time and place as the or
ganization nearest to their home sta
ton.
I. The following schedule for the in
spection will be observed and no
changes whatever will be made from
it:
Edgeield, March S-Company F,
End infantry.
Aiken, March 9-Unassigned COM
pany of infantry.
Bamterg, March 10-Company l,
3rd infantry.
Barnwell, March 11-Company E,
3rd infantry.
Orangebrug, March 12-Company
L, 3rd infantry.
Elloree, March 15-Company G,
5rd infantry.
Sumter March accompany L,
End infantry.
Timmonsville, March 17-Compa-
ny I, End infantry.
Conway, March 1S-Company H,
3rd infantry.
Georgetown, March 19-Head-
quarters, 3rd infantry, Company F,
3rd infantry.
Walterboro, March 22-Company
K, 3rd infantry.
Charleston, March 90, "a, 25, 26
Companies A, B, C and D 3rd in
fantry; 3rd detachment hospital
corps.
New Brookland, March 27--Com-
pany NJ, End infantry.
Columbia, March 20, 80, 81, April
1-Genaral headquarters; headquar-
ters 1st brigade; headquarters End
infantry; Companies B, C and D, End
infantry.
Florence, April 2-Company H.
2nd infantry.
Darlington, April Company x,
2nd infantry.
Hartsville, April Company G.
2nd infantry.
Bennettsville, April COMPANY
E, End infantry.
Cheraw, April s-Company F, 1st
infantry.
Camden, April 9-Company A,
End infantry; End detachment hospit-
al corps.
Lancaster, April 12-Unassigned
company of infantry; End detach-
ment hospital corps.
Lancaster, April 12-Unassigned
company of infantry.
Liberty Hill, April 13-Company
B, 1st infantry.
Rock Hill, April 14-Company H,
1st infantry.
Fort Mill, April 15-Company K,
1st infantry.
Winnsboro, April Accompany NJ,
3rd infantry.
Cornwell, April 17-Company G,
1st infantry.
Yorkville April 19-Headquarters
1st infantry; Company L, 1st infan-
try.
Spartanburg, April 20-Company
I, 1st infantry; band, 1st infantry
Union April 21-Company NJ, 1st
infantry
Clifton, April 22-Company c.,
1st infantry.
Greenville, April accompany a,
1st infantry
Anderson, April 26-Company e,
1st infantry
Laurens April COMPANY D, 1st
infantry.
Unless otherwise authorized, the
olive drab, service uniform. will be
worn at Inspection; while gloves will
not be worn by either officers or en-
1iornS