Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1909-07-14
70 III APPEkIN NGS
News Notes From Parts Of the State Interest TO South
Carolinians in General
Orders Issued. BY Col. LIesNis.

S1uSSS 1SSuSu! Dy CUl. LEWIS.
Columbia, Special. General orders
have been issued by Col Lewis for
the First infantry Of the National
Guard Of South Carolina, which viii
go into camp at Greenville from July
~ to August 81
Adjutant General Boyd has an
nouneed that he will so into camp
with both the Third infantry at Aiken
and the First infantry at Greenyille
for the entire length of the eneamp-
ments. IS 81. q &
The first infantry is composed Of
the following: Headquarters, York
vile band, SpartanbuTg.
First battalion: Headquarters,
Greenvil1e; Company A, Greenville;
Company d, Laurans; Company p,
Anderson; Company /, Spartanburg.
Second battalion: Headquarters
|siYprkTnle; Company c: Clifton; Com
pany K. Fort Mill; Company 4.
;iYorkville; Company NJ. Union.
Third battalion: Headquarters, LIB
serty Hill; Company B, Liberty Hill;
Company E. Cheraw; Company G,
Gornwell Company II, Rock Hill. s5i5
The following orders we're issued
from the adjutant generals office:
The following programme of in
S:struction for the tour of camp du-
ty, July 27 to August 5, is announced
for tho information and guidance of
I all concerned.
S Unless otherwise specified during
I The period Of the eneampment the
time to be occupied in instruction
will be from a. m. to u m.
Tuesday, July 27.
g Close and extended order drill by
squad and company, under super
1 VISION of battalion commanders.
Wednesday, July %.
g Close: and extended order drill by
battaIons under supervision of camp
4 commander.
Thursday, July 20.
g Instruction in work of advance,
rear and flank guard, and solution
of minor problem In connection there
with. In the afternoon inspection
BY United States army officer.
Friday, July so.
Instruction In attack and defense
by main bodies, in connection with
solution of minor problem.
Saturday. Ju1y 81.
: Instruction, in conveying and solu-
ton Of minor problem in attack and
defense Of convoy.
Sunday, August 1.
z Religious services in morning un-
der supervision of chaplain.
si Monday, August 2.
g Instruction In reconnaissance In
force and solution Of minor problem
I In connection Herewith. ~ I.
Tuesday, August 8.
g Instruction In outposts, patrol
I and solution of minor problem in con
4 nection Herewith. The problem to
be given will be with special refer
enee to the importance of patrol
sss work.
Wednesday,, August 4.
Instruction In entrenching and
solution of minor problem in con-
nection Herewith 81
Thursday, August 5.
q 6 Break camp. The work Of the
several Organizations Of the regiment
I5sn breaking camp and erltraining for
l:he home stations Will be closely OBJ
! iserred and criticised by the um-
goires.
s s. All organizations should arrive
s in camp with practical knowledge
tent pitching, both .conical and
shelter, as contained IN paragraphs
!570 and SIG Id. R.
.s22 The above outline of instruc-
+ tions is announced in advance in or
/ der that all officers may have ample
time to thoroughly familiarize $hem-
Z selves with the drill and field service
regulations covering the various
points embraced in each days pro-
h gramme. "
4 UI. MEL lSuuSIS LIS hos1Snas-o1'
Anderson, Special-At 6:30 Fri
day afternoon at, Clemson DR.. Nell
submitted his resignation as presi-
dent: Thursday night the board OF
trustees was considering it. 1t is
understood that large majority of
The trustees are not In favor Of ac-
cepting it and it is believed that it
will not be accepted and that the
board will adopt the recommends
tions made by.SDr. Nell in state
ment which he submitted with his
resignation.
y Killed by a Train.
Winnsboro, Special.-Alexande
Jopp, native Of Aberdeen, Scotland
\ in the employ Of the Winnsboro Gran
ite corporation near here, met a vio-
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