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New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
ARCHBISHOP RYAN DEFIED.
TRY TELEGRAPH ~ THE rRiByyE.l

u,,syurp Penn. Jan. 26-Trouble
iI.r TO that found removing Father Stack rom .ne
williamsport Parish years ago Is expects" VIZ
the Rev. NJ r. O'Brien OF this place. recently ~,
by Archbishop Ryan to Allentown Father .,n.. hs
had the members of this parish by the ears eve, %
came here and his removal Was ser2s 2srsord who was
named as his successor here On ,ha he dd not
the place. Father Brien Rishop nor Pope could
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
BURNING OF A RAILROAD RoUND.HoUsE.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 26.-The round
house Of the Saginaw. Tuscoa and Huron Railroad
burned this morning Four coaches destroyed and
locomotive badly damaged. The fire is supposed
to have originated from spark from locomotive. In.
the coaches and engine, $1,000 The build
ing partially insured The total loss VIII exceed the
insurance by several thousand dollars.
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RESOLUTIONS OFFERED IN THE HOUSE.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT ASKED FOR ANY ISFoR-
NATION.
IpY rELs0RApH To rHR rRInusg.l

my TELsGRAPH To fHR rRiBUsE.l
WAsmINGroy, Jan. 2G.-Tho dynamite oxplo-
sions in London on Saturday bore fruit IN tn e
House to-day in the form OF ono bill and two roso-
lutions Of inquiry. The bill was offered by Mt.
Dorshcimer aud 1t is copy OF the
ono on tho same subject introduced In
tho Senate on Saturday by Mr.. Edmunds'
Abram s. Hewitts resolution Of inquiry requests
the Secretary Of State to inform tho House whether
the State Depar IL in possession OF any lni0r-
nation tending to connect any person or persons
living IN this country and enjoying tho protection
of lts laws With attempts to destroy fo and prop
erty within the dominion Of any foreign power,
and to make such recommendations by draft
of bill or otherwise. as in his Judgment. may
be desirable or necessary 10 be enacted into
law for the punishment CT such Ontrages.
The resolution offered by Findiay, OF Maryland
simply requests the State Department to report ut
as early date as practicable. " Whether any citi-
zen of the United States, or persons d,mlciled or
residing within the samo, were concerned or par
ticIpated directly or indirectly in bringing about
the recent ex plosons III London. Both resolutions
were referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
Congressman Robinson, of Brooklyn, of course
bitterly opposes all resolutions the subject, and
regards them as ridiculous specimens or nunkey-
ism and lickspittcs"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
BURNING OF A DRY-GOODS STORE.
tRY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNg.I

HAGERsrowN, Md, Jan. 26.-Fire was dis
covered in the drygoods OF c. C. Capp in
the Junior Fire Company Building The store was en-
rely burned The loss 10 about $4,000 The rest Of the
building was also damaged considerably. The stock Of
goods partially insured in the Royal Company, OF
Liverpool and the Union. OF Philadelphia. The nre
originated from sparks from the stoye
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
CAPTURING AN ALABAMA DESPERADO
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTRUNE.i

CHATTANOOGA, Jan. &C." Joe" Jackson,
one OF the notorious desperdoes in Alabama, has
been captured in Hall County to which he had
been tracked by the officers Jackson fought like tiger
THE officers returned fire. aud for half an hour the cave
with the crack OF firearms nearly thirty shots
being EXCHANGED. Jackson suddenly made rush out or
the and fled. but was pursued and captured lie
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
sJrspIcIOIJs BOy IN MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, Jan. ga suspiciOus-loOking tin
box was found in the lobby Of the post Office here
this evening. 1t was at once removed to tho police
station where it now lies. 1t weighs three pounds
and Is supposed to contain dynamite There is con-
siderable excitement over The fnd, and experts
have been sent for to examlne the contents.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
WHY OTTO FUNK STOLE BOOKS.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-Otto Funk, the public IL
brary thief and the confessed manufacturer OF dyna-
mite bomb saws that he took the 1900 volumes from
the library the purpose OF reading them and copying
some passages them He says that he intended to
return books after he had studied them He Obtained
his position In public library through letter writ
ten by Mayor Harrison to General llazen, recommend
ing him for a signal service appointment.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
SEEING LIQUORS IN MAINE.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.I

BosToN, Jan. 26.-The Lawand Order League
OF Portland, Me-, is wagng fierce war against the
ouor dealers OF that city, headed by the Rev. MI Nun
In the last two weeks 2l7 for search and
s,ura have been issued in that city, and about sixty
barrels of beer and other quantities OF hard liquor have
been taken the owners aud poured lto he Eusers
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MR. pARNFLL SAYS NOTHING.

CORK, Jan. 90 Mr.. Parnell arrived at Miltown
to-day and turned the first sod of the West Clare
Railway. Not less than 10000 people were pres
ent Mr. Parnel made brief address. in which he
made no aIlusiOn tn the dynamite Outrages III Lon
don but confined himself to questions aficctin g
farmers and peasants III the south and west of Ire
land
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
DYNAMITE PLOTS IN HAMBURG.

HAMBURG, JAN 26.-The police authorities have
received warning of plot to blow up the Bourse
in AdOlph Platz with dynamite.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
SIX CENTS FOR LIBEL.
pTt NHt' y
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIB

EAsToN, Penn, jar. 26.-The editor of The
Sxudav CALL J!Peter Corra has been found guilty Of
ubeing Robert Rolling, by publishing an article to the
effect that Rongs father was living at The poorhouse
while Rolling was able to keep him. Inc arotrators
arded Rolling damage and put the costs on
Corrail
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HALFA CENTURY IN THE MINISTRY.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26. - The Kew. Dr.
purnass who will I'm a short time attain his eghty-thrd
closed his fftieth year in the pulpit yesterday ana
yyir III ,,etire from active service in the ministry
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ONE OF MRS wIysLOws VICTIMS BETTER

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 2G.-Daisy Winslow'
who beaten and cut by her insane mother
in Newport Kentucky Ia in fair way to recover she
savs that she feigned death after her mother had
Knocked her down. lest she might mako another sacA'
And that she her mother cut her own thfost
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SENTEN CED FOR M4LPRA CTICE.
,,v rr,rcp,pu IN rtIR rprpuyR

WORCESTER Jan. 26.-Dr. Franklin Pierce,
who was convicted OF mansaugherfor causing the death
OF one OF patients by keeping her packed In clothes
sooked I'm kerosene oil until she almost literally
nayed alive sentenced TO two years In the House OF
Cor to-ul
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
arRr4L OF MRS. MArrHEws.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. 26.-The funeral OF
Mrs Matthews, the wife Of Associate Justice Stanley
Matthovs was held at Glendale this afternoon ah0 ~
burial took place in spring Grove Csnssesys
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,rvppyg COUNTY STATE ROAD.
LUzh"NH ..y no rYr rarnuyaI

IBr reLEoRAFH 10 The rnf'o'"r .,
wuKrsBARRE. Jan. 26.-The jury IN sne
s,ots road case Of j. Bedal against Hazel Iownsnp.
have returned verdict for the defendant .nus
no Of fraud and conspiracy brought asains. tne
ns paS "Commssioners William Barlow, John H. Porter
Harvey Huntsinger.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
HUNDREDS KILLED BY AvALANCHEs.

KOME JaH. Zb.-1tTTIDIt HCCUUT1ts d1rIVU
from the villages destroyed by the snow fall ON the
Italian Alps IL IL calculated that far as known 800
lives been lost through the storms The troops
have displayed much heroism in rcscuing the people
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT SAN FRANCISCO
ANFRANCIsCO, Jan. 26.-A shock OF earth
ouake was felt here 1885 to-day. No damage has
There was another shock at p M tonight All OF the
high buildings In he city were severely shaken put no
damage yet been reported The shocA OF 'ns morh
ing was felt throughout the State
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

THE SENATE ELECTIONS IN FRANCE.
PARIS, Jan. 26.-In the Senate elections held
yesterday tho Republicans returned 81 OF their cand
dates and the Conservatives only 20, gain for the
Republicans OF 81 seats
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27
CRIMES And CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
SUICIDE OF AN OFFGCI

SUICIDE OF AN OFFICIAL c,.v
DETROIT Jan. 26-Abram Spoun. Assls.an. oiy
Treasnrer committed suicide early TINS ulorilng oy
hanging He was have been mariet I'm hoo,
ON account of Is said To nave peen
the cause of the act.
DROWNING DUE TO SICKNESS.
EAsroN. 5as 26.-Daniei DAVE r.vnsd himsas IN % tho
canal at that place lie had been sick and melancholy
for about three MOhths.
KILLED IN NORTH CAROLINA.
D.vvuyr Va lam Ger ID. Matlock shot and killed
PiDkce, Phelps at Milton, N C., on Saturday aud then
escaped into Virginia.
KILLING HIMSELF AFTER DOMESTIC QuAknEL Q.A sansn
PHI ABE IPHIA Jan. 26-Php Franks, age nity.sevsssn
commtted suicide at his home In Westfnnsaop opn,s p,
Isass ~ domestic diouties He was arrested severs
w soS nnon the COMP Int Of his wife, and when
he went home aud Nut up the upholstery Oh no
f1rnturo This morning the family FOUND nun nsnSlns
TO 8 eas pipe In the eeuan
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SENTENCED TO BE MINCED FOR MURDER.

RALEIGH, Jan. 26.-W. a. Anderson, one OF
men ON trial in Caldwell County FOR the murder OF three
men in the Mitchell Mica Mines several months ago. has
been convicted OF murder sentenced to be hanged
Anril is An appeal taken to the Supreme Court,
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

express passenger train on the Lehgh Valley Railroad
at point PittstOn The whole train passed over
him at high rate OF speed and fragments Of his body
srewn along track the head being at the
foot OF the embankment while leg was discovered
200 feet distant
New-York tribune., 1885-01-27

OUT TO PIECES BY TRAIN
my TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIHUNEl
WrLKEsBARRR, Jan. 28.-Anthony Maloney,
rxe twenty-five Of oregon village was run down " 'as
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1885-12-16

! that farm horses fed on farm RAISED
oats, could DO more work, and keel
in better condition at a cost OF S4t
per annum, than they could, if fed o.
corn, and fodder at cost of $50 pc,
annum. We have never had any ez.
perience in the cultivation of tobacco
but have realized large profit 20 the
area, on sugar cane, and produced
more pork with chufss, than anything
We have ever tried. We VII venture
to say that one acre planted in chufas
viii grow more hog, than three in
corn, with some manure. Banking IL
the bunch till spring is the best way
to preserve the seed.
A large percentage Of our colored
citizens who obtained supplies from
Manning, claim to have found cotton
higher, goods much cheaper, whiske,y
more paIatable, aud even the roads
much lighter, and distance nearer to
Sumter this fall, than last spring and
summer.
Please allow US to express, through
your columns, the most heartfelt SYM
pathy for the members of Calvary
Church, at the continued III health OF
their much loved, and venerable old
pastor, Rev. Il. ". Nahoney, who has
filed their pulpit, ably and acceptably,
to them for a consecutive tern OF 56
years Calvary is now without a pas
tor IN consequence thereof.
Our section can boast OF fourishing
schools, and three or four OF the most
beautiful, and highly accomplished
school marms in the State. One link
in the chain of dull times was broken
last FRIDAY evening with sociable at
B. S. W's. The young folks
"Tripped the light fantastic" to the
soul stirring scrape of sweet violins,
by the thrilling blast OF the
cornet in the hands of a good blower.
Three Of our charming teachers Miss
es Mollie ?. Ida B. and Eddie E. alter
mated as bells of the evening, support
ed by bevy of Sweet Sixteens."
Your correspondent has for many
years been troubled with soft spot in
his heart for teachers, which accounts
'or his forlorn condition: he could
not think Of designing to rob the dear
children of the slightest chance for ed
lcation. OCCASIONAL
Pamela, Dec. 1st 'S5.
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Defendant.
Judgement for foreclosure and sale.


I Under and BIZ virtue of IN order to nc
directed in above stated case, will sell,
within legal hours. on Monday. January
4th 1886, in front of the Court House III
Manning to the higEe>t bidder for cash
the following described property TO wiz:
| The first tract containing six hundred acres
more or less, bounding ana hitting North
on the ether tract OF tie mortSagor herein
a:ter mentioned, and on ;he lands Of Louis
A. Benbow East, on lands Of the Estate Of
William Bryant, and claimed By B. +. Bry-
ant and lands Of LoriS 4 Benbow; South,
on lands Of L. B. Harvin, AMI lands os
Sarah Andersen and West on lands OF the
Estate Of James r. Wndai
The second tract Or plantation, containing
twelve hundred acres, bounding and but-
ting South, on the tract Of the mortgasor
herein before dcScr;5 bed, aad Estate OF vii
liam Bryant North, on lands OF the Estate
Of James q. rindai East, on land ct or
claimed by Estate Of James H. Tindal and
John Sheppard and West on lands 0: Is
tate of James H. Iinlal and S c. Bcunson.
Purchaser 10 pay for pap"rs.
y. II. LGSLSNE.
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Noy. l1sh 1885.
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Manning Guard.

The Guards are thoroughly in earnt s.
taelr efforts to erect a monument to
fallen brother soldiers in the late war.
meeting IN the Courthouse on the Sd Ia
committees Of two ladies and one gentle5
were appointed 10 every Township to soE
subscriptions. The committees are recpX
ed TO report the result of their labors stS
meeting to bs held in the Courthouse
Wednesday the Sd Of February next I
who have subscribed or are in sympatI
With the movement, ore invited >to attaa
and assist IN the permanent orssaizationS
an association to complete the work Th@
\ appointed on the committees are:
Manning township, James z. Davis, MS
Emma Eicbelberge-, Miss Mary Ingraa
Sammy Swamp township. Thomas 4. Br..j
BAN, Miss Fannie McFad6in, Miss Il
Briggs; Calvary township, James E. Tiada
Mrs Julia Weeks, Miss Matte Stagsers; Ed
ton township, 3. 3. Richardson, N;ss I'd
meille Broughton. Miss Ellen Mannins
Friendship township, D. ". BsaiIsfcrd. Mi
Mary Connors, Miss Sue HarYio; Concoa
township. &. L. Benbow, Miss SalEe Ed
CESS, Miss Fannie Dingle; st. Pacis tow
ship, Robert Mcknight, Miss Ida Hollada1
Miss Lula Rutledge: ST. James township. D
R. Dingle. Miss Julia Frerson. Mrs Selv5
Dingle; Santee township, Jos. Sprott, III
Mrs Sue Sprost, Mrs Eta Sprott: st. MarlI
township, Samuel E. Conyers, Miss Venet;l
Olivia, Miss Susie White; Brewington towr
ship. C. s. Land. Miss Florence oliver, Mis-
Clara Plcwden; Mount Zion township, Robt
B Strange, Mrs L Irene Plowden, siiss ID.
Coskrey; Harmony township, E Euthvi
Plowden Jr. Mrs A D Plowcen, Miss Eat
Nelson; Plowden's siill township, Ben e..
win, Miss Lille Hodge, Miss Cs1rie DuEa, IA
Midway township, n Woods, Mrs W ;
Rose, Mrs S R Epps; New Zion townsas
David W Gamble, Miss jamie Wheeler, Nh
Anderson Boykiu; Douglass township, Va.
J Turbeville, Mrs Neil Thompson, Mrs Al
Castine; Motifs township, S r Chaadit
Mrs J 4 Cole, Mrs j Dickson: Sandy Gro.
township, lily Burgess, Mrs Kennedy. VI
James Langston.
Appropriate resolutions Of sympathy ftit
the families of the late " Theodore Lesesn
Arthur Barvin. W J T Hazvln and James
Mcleod, and tie loss Of the company /.
their death, were passed.
We regret very much not being able t,
publish the fun minutes of the meeting.
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Grunge Blossoms.

In the Manning Baptist Church I
day the 10th by Rev. L. D. Bass. q
ledge Broadway to Miss Eliza Rid
ter the ceremony the welded cotS
their attendants repaired to the resi-
Ar. Broadway, Sr, to enjoy the
feast.
On Dec. 9Th at the residence of th
fatker, by Rev. ". J. Mckay, Mr.. ]
Miller, of Chesterfield, to Miss Flo
land.
On Dec. the 10th at the residence
brides mother. by Rev. J S Cozby,
A Aillsap, of Robertson, n. C, to Mi
e. McFaddin.
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PANOLA LETTER.

Mr. Editor: King cotton hasreceivA
ed heavy blow this year by the raw I
ages OF the caterpillar, and continued
range of low prices, We note With
ppleasure an inclination with some of
our best planters to turn their atten-
ton to small grain, and stock raising:
with the view Of making cotton SUR
plas crop. Clarendon soil is as fertile as,
Marlboro, or any other County in the.
State, IS peculiarly adapted to the rastt
proof oat, tobacco, sugar cane, and
chufas. A committee on cheap food
for animals appointed by the State
Grange about ten years ago. reported /
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Foreclosure Of tougcce of personalta,


Foreclosure Of Mortgage Of personally.
Dy virtue of authority in me vested as the
- agent Of the Mortgages above named.
will sell at public outerv, to the highest
bidder for cash, in sront Of the Court House
in Manning, between IL o'clock IN the fore
noon and 5 O'Clock in the afternoon. on the
4th day Of January 4. D. 1885, the follow
ing described personal property, to forecloSe
mortgage given by the above named John
c. Manning, Moytg.gor to the above named
Francis ). Peize- ana others, Mortgages, 10
wit:
One chestnut colored mere, s years old,
one brown co,ored mare, Z years old, one
black horse mule, years old, one mouse
colored borse mule, 8 years old, one sorrel
mare r,ule. 6years old, one brown mare
mule, Yeas old. one sorrei horse mu Q
5 years old, one mouse colored mare
mule, s years old, one four-horse wagon,
one two-EorSe wagon.
And in pursuance o. the above vested au-
thori.y. and for the Purposes aforesaid, I
will sell at the residence Of the said John c..
Manning en- Tuesday. the fifth (5th) day of
January next, to the highest bidder for cash,
the following described personal property,
to wit:
One steam engine, grist mill, gin and cot
ton press, and all the appurtenarces Also,
all the household and kitchen furniture be-
longing to said John G.. Manning.
B. g. LESESNE,
Agent for Mortgages.
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Local Intelligence.

The TINES Office has beeIHremoved to th'
h comnodious hall over the F FTstanburg store
- Messrs. Ingram I BacAl and Willie
Davis, of the Citadel AcadezE, are home 70!
the Christmas holidays
3. 0. Purdy, Esq, has bed appointed By
the State Bar Association mknber of the K
cal Board for the Sd Circuit,
Walter Hardy. Esq, of the irn Of Bow
man & Hardy, Sumter Atto& &eys was IN
town Saturday.
Read the Auditors notice f& making Re
turns published to day.
Another brick building is earing com
pletion,-tte law ofaceof 4 Ls&i, Esq.
We publish in so-days pap% an elegant
and chaste contribution from tze pen of Mrs
Chas. Lining, an accompliS ed lady OF
Charleston.
Mr. W. H. Scarborough, an a&eened citj-
zen, died at his home Oh the - inst. al
the good old old age OF 6e ye Is The re-
mains were inferred in the Mannag Cemetery
on the following day.
The Conncil have commenc the new
street leading to the depot, wl9 when fn-
ished. Will make the distance &eh shorter
80 the ''dowa town people"
Messrs. Haynsworta s Dinl1 have nov
cd their law Office to the build g occupied
&y the TDcEs ~,
The people of Dadleys DEPOT ho already
have q blazing reputation for suppers
etc, are making preparations Fl "a series OF
entertainments during the Chl snss days,
which viii eclipse even their record.
Their programme, with its startII features,
Will appear next week
The return of Rev. S. Leard to be pastor
ste Of the Methodist church heIS will b.
gratifying to the members of that edy, andN
the community at large. WITH great
big generous heart and godly dem nor, Mr
Lesrd has won the love of all who low him
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Hampton Light Dragons,

NNO-n-1O-N4I21LD
That spirited company, the Ha|
Light Dragons ere prevented from esl
out their original delightful p-ogrsmuI
splendid Tournament and military bal
ing the Christmas holidays, in conseq
Of the recent death of lamented me
bat viii on the 20 INST, have full
parade and drill%t their ground. "
sure that this tender regard Tor the M
or their dead is most honorable to thea
Will but intensity the admiration And e
IN which they are he'd by this entire
11,prity
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Tax n0iiGo(l ! !

IN accordance with ap act of the General
( Assembly approved oath December, 1881,
entitled |.An Act to change tie time OF List
ing Property for Taxation, the Office of the
Cca1ty Auditor will be opened on The hrst
day Of January, 1886, FOR receiving Tax Re
turns for the fiscal Year 1855 Of ALL IAN
ABLE PROPERTY both Zeal and Personal,
in the county; and will remain open every
day except those days wien attending coan-
try appointments end Sundnys) until the
10Th day of February. 1856; after which time
SO per cent. penalty Will oe charged against
all dcfap!:ers.
This being rc-assessment year, it IS re-
quired of every individual to make complete
and full Returns of each and every piece or
tract of land in their possession or under
their control as required by lew, ut the same
timc they list their personal property. Re
turns will not be received at this Office uI-
less the requirements are fully carried out;
property made out, signed and sworn 70 be-
fore al officer authorized to administer an
OATH.
All male persons between :Ae ages OF q
and &c years are llahie to Poll Tax, except
those exen,p: by law. Persons liable to Poll
Tax only are required to make return OF sad
Tax
One of the greatest difficulties heretofore
has been owing to the fact :has Lands have
been returned By more :Lar one person. To
avoid oil such in future, the Law will be
strictly enforced, which requires, that no
person, other than the one 10 whom the Ii
tie is vested. ct time of Listing, shall be al
lowed to make Return OF Real Estate.
APPOINTMENTS.
Harvins Depot, Jan. llth honday.
J.J. Convers Jan. 18TH Tuesday.
Nilsoc S mill jan 18th Wednesday.
Foreston Jan 14th Thursday
Tiliars mill Jan 18th Friday.
Hodges Cross Roads Jan 18th Saturday.
Jordan (Sp-otts STOREY Jan IS Monday.
Davis Bros (Brunson STOREY Jan 1S, Tues
day.
R Coles Jan 60 "Wednesday.
D Lewis Jan q, Thursday
D " Brailsford Jan %, Friday.
Fulton Jan %. Saturday
Midway Feb 2, Tuesday
Boykins Feb 3, Wednesday.
School House (near J McFaddins) (,
Thursday.
James Dickson Feb 5, Friday.
w. J, Gibbon S Feb SeturGay
Time for listing from January lst 1896 to
February goth.
J. {. SCOTT,
County Auditor Clarendon.
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State Of South Carolina,
CLARENDON COUNTY

CLANENDON COUNIS.
BY virtue Of an Execution to me directed
/ will sell, to the highest bidder, fer cash,
on Monday the 4th day of January 1885,
Git being Saiesday} within legal hours in
front of the Court House in Manning al the
right. title and interest of Joseph Gllluchat
in and to that residence or lot of land con-
taining two :.cres, more or less, situated in
the Town Of Manning. Coauty and State
aforesaid, and being bounded as follows:
On the North by residence OK lot of Rosa
&c. Gal,uchat ct. 81. East by Church or East
Boundary street; South by keitt street ;
Shnd West by Brooks street levied on and
So be SOLD under an Execution in favor Of
Firgn:a L. Kirkland against Joseph Gal
ssuchat and NJ c. Galluchat. the said Exc
Scution marked upon its face assigned to
Sslrs. Eosa C.. Galluchat
q H. H. LESESNE,
q Sheriff Clarendon County.
81 Nov. lIth 1855.