The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-12-16

--IIlG grave or DcIcollSilSiG has been
allowed 10 fail into Il most G;lapitated
condition.
Mr.. James i B::yard, sou of Sec
retary EaE;;rd, has bccn appointed
Secretary ol the Territory OF Arizona.
Nine. Nilsson has crca;cti a 1Ny ore
anon" the c:i'ic.:; U,u>ic-.oving public
Of Berlin, wla:" si!c has :l,.pcaGcG in a
series OF conacriS.
'Gr;le P:c>cl,l,; has appointed Lev
ercit S&i>;onSta:i ;s> Collector Of Gus
toms at Bo~i"n ,Nr. 5. has been
prominent il! Massachusetts politics
for several wears pa~y.
The Ih.i,il l~giviig Proclamation of
Governor Ii; atev Il Ohio made no
mention OF tie Snprcme Being. He
says he '','!;;s ~ right 20 command the
people Of the Stat: 10 worship God on
a Certain day.
samuel j. J.Ti:len, ,Jr., "the nephew
OF his uncle" has been appointed Col
lcclor OF Internal Revenue tor the
Fifteenth District Of New York. He
has always taken ;;n active interest in
politics. bis predecessor was "an Of
tensive partisan.
Cover mor Till, of New York, is
payin" bis political debts. He has just
appointed Alton B. Parker, of King
ston, chairman Of the present Demo
cratic State Executive Committee, as
Justice Of the Supreme Court, 10 fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Judge Wes:broo!S.
Dennis Kearncy has emerged from
his loag obscuri:y, and is once more
preaching & crusade against the Chi
nesa. The o!G Sand lot Lender warns
his followers thai tie o"!y way 10
effcc, anything against the coo!in Is to
keep The movement free from politics.
He dcnoances Coroner O'Donnell, his
successor as The hooljan header, rs a
crazy crank. who waS eaten UP with
poli!ica! ambition. ii:c contest be-
tween these two artist, iii bii!.,HgSgate c
promises to AID 10 81" list ofre@@u-
lar wia;er amusam2nIs in the Pacific
capita,.
Lieutenant Grcelv, WHO is ncw il
Edinburgh for the purpose Of lcctur-
ing before the Scotch Geographic
So:ietv, advises the Ea9liSh, If they
undertake another Polar Expedition
TO send il b. the wav Of r'raMZ-Jose!
Land, which route, he SAYS. IS The only
one that can bc pursued wit" any
reasonable cha;:ce Of reaching higher
latitudeS than those already attained.
He expresses himself as Gonbtful that
the North Fole vii! ever be reached bv
explorers, because the region in which
il i> located is land covered with ice
5000 feet thick, and constantly chang
ing IN form.
Samuel J. tIi!dpn is building one
Of the largest and most complete con-
serva;orics in the coslDii'r on his prem
i>es at GrayStonc, =. y. II will be
supplied with ak kinds OF fruit, so that
they u!ay be piuckcii th" yc,r round.
The Conservatory i Bull. III S"cli".is,
and vii! be 50 arranged 'ha, When the
fruit OF one section i, uSed tii" HeXt
section will &c ready. When finished
the grounds will be thrown open to
tie puo;ic, who viii he allowed to viSit
the conservatory n:ll!rr direction ot
Mr.. Tilden'> manager. Tic immense
hot-EouSc Sta.dS jn Tie e:isL bank OF
the Hu.;Snn River, abJut :,0:, feet above
the Level nf ;l* stream.
Judge George ". Ward, we'll
known Vi.gir;;:!ii, voted al long range
in tie recent election. Being disabled
by iMjUrieS received !:nin an assault
by Il po;!;ica! antagonist. lie was con
fincd to :.iS rooms ia ;::c third story
of q building in !.ynrhbnrg. the
votihg-p;ace was '!Harly enc hundred
yards away, om lie opposite side Of
the street: The judge lad himself
placed At a window in sight OF the
polls, tied his ballot 10 4 key, which
Slid On string Of sufficient length to
be ATTACHED to the bail"t-box. The
cricr recognized the vosc. and the
ballot was deposited in the box. The
achievement is worthy ofb being handed
down ;or the emulaticis oico!uii!g gem
erations.
Three members Of the Gohinct,
Messrs. Lamar, Garland and Villas,
will nDt do any entertaining Of Il GEN
eral character dul;ng the present win
ter. Mr. Garland refuses all kinds Of
invitations. Re makes no calls and
receives noac, eXcept Of :. business
character. He has 4 perfect horror of
dinners. 1t is one Of his boasts that he
never had a dress-coat on in his life.
His mother has charge OF his house,
amp will doubtless see people on the
regular Cabinet rcccption-days; but
she never accepts invitations any more
than her son. Mr.. Lamar occupies j
suit Of rooms upon the sixth hoor Of
the Portland F)a;>. He is fond Of
going out, and is a great fayorite at
the numerous Dime" parties given
during the scason. He is living, how
ever, in modest bachelor quarters,
and viii do little beyond giving an
occasional dinner to some Of his friends.
Mr. Villas is kcepi"e house with his
family on u street. Their house is
not too large, hat .iicr will probably
entertain IN I ,iu,i::;!:, cay.
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