Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1918-06-11

| 100 John Arthur Flanagan Bo"Lhs
Green.
10l Marion Alexander Enloe, Glover
l02 Hobert Armstrong. col, Yorkrill'
No. 3.
1O3 Addie Hames, col. Hickory Grow
No. /.
1O4 Charlie Reed, col. Glover No. 3
1O5 VIM. Burt Howe. Glover No. 4.
loo Hinton Rainey, COL. Yorkvill'
No. /.
1O7 Ernest Jackson Humphries
Smyrna No. 9.
lOS John Ager Good. COL. Fiber
No. /.
100 Harry Douglas Biggers. Clove'
No. 4.
10 Robert Nichols. COL. Filbert No. !
III Robert Lee Garrison. Rock Hi
No. S.
112 Johnnie Myers Tate. col. YORK.
vile.
113 Winfred Caldwell. COL. Filbcrt
No. /.
III Raymon Swami Feemster. Sha.
ron No. !.
lis Henry Broadus Jones. Hickory
Grove.
11G Eugene Crawford. col. Tirzah.
III Johnnie Crosby, COL. Bowling
Green No. /.
rs Augustus Gates Smith, Glover
No. 3.
119 Walker Adams. col. Yorkvill'
No. ..
10 Mason Smith Hambright, Bowl
ing Green.
III Joseph Clokey Mitchell, Sharon
No. !.
1a2 Ernest Martin Byrun. Hickory
Grove r. +. d.
l23 Lowry Pcttus, col. Yorkvillc
No. 6.
1o4 Roy Coleman Forbes, Glover.
125 VIM. Neil Wallace, Glover.
126 Robert Ewart Adams. Glover
No. 9.
l27 Robert Neil Walker, Glover No. l.
Us Acic Atwood Rice. COL, Hickory
Grove No. /.
129 Hope Terrence McCarter, Glover
No. /.
100 Sam Reid Crawford. col. York
vile No. Z.
131 Morvin Lindsay Alexander, COL,
Filbert No. /.
1872 George Caesar Matthews, Smiths
r. O. No. /.
1873 Plumcr Davis, col. Yorkville No. :
1874 James Glenn Blair, Bullock s
Creek r. +. D.
l35 Howell Westbrook Horton. Sha-
ron No. 1.
l2G Harry Hunter Jackson. Glover
No. /.
1877 Alexander Patton. col. Yorkville
No. z.
1873 James Newton Ashe. McConnells-
willie No. 1. :
s,ss Ia,sss s!mnsen: n = ck'
Itife.
40 Walter Powells, col. Filbcrt No. /
141 James Bell Benficld. Rock Hill
No. s.
1i2 Charlie Starncs. col, Yorkvillt
No. 9.
li3 Marcus Hafner Kirkpatrick, Sha-
ron No. Q.
Ia John Robert Robinson, Yorkvill'
No. 5.
1i5 BENJAMIN Bryant Purcell, Sharon
No. ].
146 billiard Nance, COL. Yorkville R
+. d.
III Samuel Mack Crawford. COL. Nc
ConnciIsvillc r. +. D.
14S Gabcl Chisolm, COL, McConnells
vile r. +. d.
1i9 Thomas Nelson Thomasson, York
VILE No. 6.
$50 Daniel Leroy Robinson. COL, Sha-
ron No. 2.
l5l David Henry Brown. Filbert.
l52 Star White PARROT, Filbert.
153 Amzi Steele. COL, Rock Hill No. s
15i John Roscborough, col. Smiths
r. o. No. /.
155 Tom Moore, col, Yorkville No. S
156 Samuel Brown Johnson, col.
Smiths T. o. No. /.
157 George Kennedy. col. McCon-
ncllsville.
15S Vim. Harris Simril. Yorkvillc.
159 Claud Davie. COL. McConnells-
VILE No. ].
160 Ganson Davis, COL, Yorkvillc No
5.
1G1 Robert Bernard Bratton. McCoh-
nellsville.
162 Charles Irwin Hope. Rock Hill
No. 1.
1G3 Ernest White. Rock Hill No. s.
164 Thomas Sumter Sandifer York
vile No. 3.
165 VIM. Paul Anthony, Yorkville No
2.
l66 Nathaniel Forsett, Sharon No. 2
167 jefferson Brice Mitchell. Hickor.
Grove No. /.
16S Arthur Jackson Roach, Kings
Greek No. 1.
16s Albert Brown Zimmerman
Yorkville No. 4.
ITO Jesse Brown. COL, Yorkville No.
III John Cassell. col. Guthriesville r
F. D.
172 John Andy Clinton, Filbert r. F.
D.
17s Thomas Kelly Henry, Bowling
Green.
The amount Of materials used in the
United Kingdom Of Great Britain for
the manufacture Of alcoholic bever-
ages has been reduced from 1,S56.00
tons before the beginning of the war
to $4,000 tons at present. according to
statement issued by the British pic
torial service. All the materials now
being used for this purpose It is stated
are utilized in brewing beer. During
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