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BAMBERG CO. REGISTRANTS NUMBERED FOR DRAFT. (Continued from page 2, column 3.) "365^ Rice, Reddick j 366. Robinson, Otie 367. Redish, Willie 368. Rowe, Frank 369. Roney, Jacob Geo. 370. Robinson, Thomas Archie 3"71. Reed, Lige 372. Riley, Liscoe 373. Robinson, Willie 374. . Redford, Frank 37T>. Stephens, Sam 376. Sease. Tom 377. Saxon. Charley 378. Sease, Jacob 37Q Stalev. Lucius 380. Sease, Henry 381. Sexton, Ben 382. Sease, Johnson 383. Simpson, Abraham 384. Sease, Ulyses 385. Smalls, George 386. Sellers, Wash 387. Singleton, Jacob 388. Strother, Jake 389. Spell, Lewis 390. Stewart, Willie 391. Saxton, Quennie 392. Smalls, Ed 393. Smalls, Robt.* 394. SquiTe, Sidney 39?. Smalls, Vinson 396. Sineth, George 397. Smalls, Jake 398. . Simmons, Isadore ? 399. Spell, Caesar 400. Stokes, Lemuel 401. Simmons, James 402. Saxon, Jesse, Jr. 403. Sease. George 404. Singleton, Willie 405. Spell, Oscar A 406. Sease, Dan 407. Tumor, Lemuel 408. Tooiner, Ben 409. Tnompson, ttoui. 410. Tyler, Harvey 411. Tompon, Johnney 412. Tyler, Sam 413. Toomer, Edward 414. Toomer, Lisbon 415. Toomer, Lonnie 416. Tyler, Alex 417. Tyler, Charlie 418. Thomas, Ernest 419. Toomer, Isaac 420. Walker, Jimmie 421. Walker, Harvey 422. Willis, Lewis 423. Williams, Frank 424. Wells, Samuel 425. Washington, Johnnie 426. Wright, George 427. Walters, Richard 428. Wilson, John 429. Washington, Richard 430. Washington, Freddie 431. Washington, Mouzon 432. Washington, Ben 433. Washington, Henry 434. Williams, Paul 435. Washington, Julius 436. Wright, Chester 437., Warren, Johnnie ; > 438. Winn, Marion 439. Williams, Henry 440. Williams, Robert 441. Washington, J. I. * 442. Williams, Walter 443. WTatson, Frank f 444. Washington, George (Bam >. berg.) 445. Willis, Blanding 446. Williams, Jim ' 447. Walker, James 448. Washington, William 449. Williams, Lige 450. Wilson, Ernest 451. Wiggans, George 452. Williams, Gilbert 453. Yarn, Bennie 454. Young, Shelley 455. Young, Jack 456. Young, Isaiah 457. Young, Geo. 458. Young, Redeck ? 459. Young, Stephen 460. Zeigler, Ulyses 461.( All, Chas. T. 462. Bishop, G. L. 463. Brown, Marion L. 464. Beard, James G. 465. Bloom, Hepry 466. Beard, B. W. 467. Bloom, Louis 468. Bloom, John G. 469. Clayton, H. K. 470. " Folk, G. C. 471. Jennings, Jas. Alex. 472. Kearse, G. M. 473. Kearse, Rubein K. 474. Kearse. Frank Dawson ' 475. Kinard, Julian L. 476. Kearse, R. L. * 477. Kirkland, J. C. 478. Kirkland, Frank 479. McMillan, G. A. 480. McMillan, H. J. 481. Miller, Charley 482. McMillan. Elgin W. 483. Rav, H. E. 484. Wright, Robt. D. 485. Bailey, Tillman 486. Bryant. Becker 487. Carter. John 488. Grimes, Nor amn 4 8 9. Grimes. David 490. Grimes, Henry 491. Halyard, Malcom 492. Hiers, David 493. Halyard, Arthur 494. Halyard, Charlie 495. Halyard, James " 496. Hiers, Frank 497. Harley, Sam M. 49S. Harley, Scot, Jr. 4 99. Irons, Luther V , "*jf 500. Jordan. Sylvester 501. McMillan, Eugene 502. Miley, Frank 503. Miley, Henry 504. McMillan, Maucson 505. Rice, Linwood 506. Reid, Nathan 507. Rice, Arthur 508. Rice,- Ben 509. Ross, Duck 510. Sease, Paul 511. Tyler, Casey L. F. 512. Wright. Nurlin 513. Washington, Timothy 514. Wright, William 515. Williams, Culy 516. Watkins, Bennie 517. Walker, .Murphy 518. Williams. Joe 519. Baxter, S. E. 520. Boozer, J. G. 521. Black, E. K. 522. Beard. W. A. 523. Bessinger, C. L. 524. Barr, L. W. 525. Bass, J. E. 526. Bean, L. R. 527. Chitty, J. G. 528. Copeland, H. L. 529. Cain, W. W. 530. Creech, H. J. 531. Crum, H. C. 532. Crum, H. M. 533. Coe. D. M., Jr. 534. Crum, J. Wesley, Jr. 535. Califf, ?amuel T. 536. Driggs, R. H. 537. Dyches, F.A. 538. Dyches, H. G. 539. DeHay, H. A. 540. Delk, H. E. 541. DeHay, J. J. 542. Drigers, C. A. 543. Ennis, E. A. 544. Folk, W. E. 545. Folk, J. L. 54 6. Folk, David E. 547. Goza, E. H. 548. Gibson, H. W. 549. Guess, St. C. P. 550. Graham,'Winchester 551. Gibson, W. E. 552. Gibson, L. B. 553. Guess, A* P. . 554. Gilliam, E. S. 555. Gilliam, Walter B. 556. Gilliam, J. M. 557. Goolsby, R. A. 558. Griffith, Clifton 559. Goza, C. R. 560. -Guess, W. S. y 561. Hightower, W. E. 562. Hightower, L. G. 563. Hightower, L. L. 564. Hair, L. L. 565. Hightower, Jos. L. 566. Hughes, R. B. 567. Hutto, T. J. 568. Hightower, W. H. 569. Hightower, H. J. 570. Jones, L. S. 571. Jones, C. W. 572. Jordan, B. D. 573. Locklair, R. S. 574. Lane, S. R. 575. Lecroy, J. H. 576. Lancaster, L. H. 577. Lecroy, N. H. 578. Mayfield, J. K. 579. Morgan, E. D. 580. McCrae, T. P. 581. Mitchell, L. O. 582. McCrae, M. L. 583. Northrup, J. W., Jr. 584. Padgett, J. B. 585. Parrish, C. J. 586. Robinson, L. M. 587. Ray, John Mel. 588. Stokes, J. E. 589. Sandifer, Thos. L. 590. Sandifer, Geo. N. 591. Stuard, F. T. 592. Steadman, J. E. 593. Sandifer, E. J. 594. Sandifer, W. W. 595. Stuart, P. C. 596. Sanderowitz, Sam 597. Sandifer, E. P. 598. Smoak, C. R. 599. Sandifer, J. A. 600. Tant, H. M. 601. Tant, Thomas 602. Tant, W. 0. 603." Taylor, W. C. 604. Tyler, John S. 605. Walker, J. E. 606. Willis, L. M. 607. Willis, M. R. 608. Wilkins, Geo. C. 609. Zorn, W. E. 610. Zorn, W. T. 611. Atteberry, Henry 612. Anderson, James 613. Atteberry, Ed. 614. Atteberry, Sylvester 615. Atteberry, Henry 616. Brown, Homer 617. Brown, Willie 618. Bradley, Lonnie 619. Braxton, Samuel 620. Beavers, Ben 621. Banks, Edward 622. Bellinger, Teodore 623. Banks, Clif 624. Bussey, Johney 625. Brown, Harry 626. Crawford. Eddie 627. Cam. Jacob 628. Clifton, John. Jr. 629. Carlton, T. G. 630. Chitty, Fred 631. Cants, William 632. Crawford. Simeon 633. Crawford, Thad 634. Coleman, Henry 635. Carter, John. Jr. 636. Duncan, Cleve 637. Dm can, Levi 6.38. Draper, Frank 639. Duncan, Henry / 640. Daniels. Herbert 641. Davis, Dave 64 2. Dantzier, Willie 643. Dowling, Gilbert 64 4. Dantzier. Harvey 643. Duncan, James 64 6. Daniels, William 64 7. Dix, Willie 648. Dix, Russell 64 9. Duncan, Elijah 630. Davis. Eugene 651. Enix, Earnest 652. Evans, Robert 653. Eaves, Herbert 654. Faust, Willie 655. Freeman, John 656. Faust, Cleveland 657. Floyd, Moses ? ^ Q TTii-rol Tnlinnio u V U X Ul u vuuuiv 659. Faust, Leland : 660. Faust, Benni? 661. Fickling, Samuel 662. Faust, Fletcher 663. Fields, George 664. Fickling, Johnnie 665. Funches, Arthur 666. Frazier, Richard 667. Faust, Willie' 668. Faust, Lucius 669. Fields, Josephus 670. Folk, Guy 671. Faust, Leon 672. vGoiens, J. W. 673. Green, Mingo 674. Guess, Philip 675. Graves, Cornelius 676. Guess, Shelie 677. Guess, Carrol 678. Govan, Joe 679. Geye, Jerry 680. Garvin, Eddie 681. Grimes, Evans 682. Grimes, Lucius 683. Guess, Henry C. 684. Grant, Lee 685. Greggs, George 686. Guess, Herbert 687. Hanberry, Goinge 688. Hollman, Julius 689. Hartzog, Henry 690. Hills, J. W. 691. Hartzog, Walter 692. Hartzog, Edgar 693. 'Henderson, Nelson 694. Holmes, Sylvester 695. Hollman, Lemuel 696. Hicks, Albert 697. Howell, Arttiur 698. Holman, Adam 699. Holman, Herman 700. Hightower, Clarence 701. Hagood, Herman 702. Hanberry, Tom 703. Hughes, Willie 704. Hughes, Johnnie 705. Hartzog, Laurie 706. Hartwell, Willie 707. Hutson, Willie 708. Howard, Frank 709. Hollman, Monnie 710. James, Moses 711. Jones, John D. 712. James, Willie 713. Johnson, Friscoe 714. Jeter, Wilmott 715. Johnson, Hey ward 716. Jefferson, Elijah ^ IT TViAmoe < J. I . J CUC1 ouu, x uuwao 718. Johnson, Herman 719. Jenkins, Pink 720. Jackson, Arthur 721. Johnson, Laurie 722. Johnson, Willie 723. Jennings, William 724. Johnson, Eddie 725. Johnson, Aiken 726. Johnson, Arthur 727. Jamison, Obediah 728. Jones, Isaac 729. Kemp, Lewis 730. Kee, A. C. 731. Kemp, Robt. 732. Kennedy, Samuel 733. Kennedy, Henry 734. Killingsworth, Hammond 735. Kennedy, Jacob 736. Kelly, Monnie \ 737. Killingsworth, Frank 738. Kelly, Joe 739. Lebby, Edward 740. Mitchell, J. E. 741. McNeely, B. W. 742. Mencer, Julius 743. McMichael, John 744. Minos, John 745. Murray, Eugene 746. Moody, Johnnie 747. Middleton, Thomas 748. McQuire, Peter 749. Muncy, Mose 750. Milledge, Leslie 751. Middleton, Kannie 752. Moody, James 753. Moody, Thaddeus 754. McKenna, H. C. 755. Norton. W. H. 7SO. Reid, Floyd W. 781. Rice. Rufus 782. Riley, Dan 783. Reed. Kary 784. Roney, Hosea 785. Robinson, Thomas 786. Rice, John < 787. Riley, Ernest 788. Rice, Boisey 789. Rice. Eugene 790. Romeo, Chas. 791. Reed, Jasper 792. Riley, Elliot 793. Riley, Sigmond 794. Rice, Isreal 795. Rice, Willie 796. Robinson, Sam 797. Robinson. Frank 798. Riley, William 799. Richardson, Isadore 800. Reed, Samuel 801. Reed, Richard 802. Reed, Henry 803. Reed, Horace 804. Sanders, Herman 805. Sanders, Sam'l 806. Staley, Richard 807. Sojourner, Bunzon 808. Smith, Arthur 809. Storne, Harry, E. 810. Scott, Spencer 811. Salley, Curtis 812. Staley, Henry 813. Smith, Walter 814. Sanders, John 815. Stukes, John 816. Sojourner, Paul 817. Stukes, James 818. Staley, Boyd 819. Stanley, Ben 820. Steed, Willie 821. Schmidt, Herman 822. Smalls, Willie 823. Stoney, Bruce (Continued on page 6, column 1.) 1VOTICE OF FINAL DISCHARGE. notice is hereby given to all persons interested that the undersigned, as administrator of the estate of James H. Morris, deceased, with will annexed, * will on the 25th day of "July, A. D. 1917, file with the Probate Judge of Bamberg county his final accounting of his acts and doings as such administrator, and will on said day, at eleven -o'clock a. m., ask for Letters Dismissory. J. E. COOK, Administrator of the estate of James H. .Morris, deceased, with will annexed. Olar, S. C., June 22nd, 1917.-4t THIRD ANNUAL CONVENTION" Of the Baptist Seaside Assembly Wrightsville Beach, Wilmington, North Carolina. Low round trip fares will be made for the above occasion to Wilmington from, all points in North Carolina, South Carolina, Augusta, Ga., Norfolk, Suffolk, Boykins and D?.nville, Va. Children half fare. 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