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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
The richest woman IN South Ameli

The richest woman IN South Amerl-
ca is lsadora Cousino, of Santiago,
Chilli The people call her the Count
ess of Monte Cristo, and she traces
her ancestry back to the days OF the
conquest. She inherited from her
husband millions of acres, millions OF
money, hocks aud herds, coal, copper
and silver mines, fleet of Iron steam
ships, smeltiug works and o railroad,
all Welding her an income Of several
millions a year. From her coal mines
alone she has an income of $4,000
per months The house in which she
lives cost s1,O0O,000, and the grounds
are 4 marvel of beauty and magnlh-
cence.-N. Y SIN.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, February
Clarendon County. Term.
70 His Honor, Judge 5. c. Press
ley, presiding.
We, the Grand Jury OF the present
terri, OF the Court, would respectfully
present:
The examination into the condition
OF the different County Offices has been
postponed till later in the year when
a committee from our number will a.
tend to the same. We find the Coun-
ty jail well kept and in good condition,
except that there is small leaka, ,e
near four of the cornices, which we
recommend be stopped with tin at an
earl; day, the cost OF which will only
be few dollars. The prisoners there
in report that they are well treated
and kindly cared for by the jailor.
The Poor House has been examin-
ed and we find the sane badly kept,
and in deplorable condition. The
inmates claim that they are not prop
erly fed, nor, have they a suficiency
of clothing or covering. It's present
management entails heavy, and to a
great extent useless expense. We
would recommend that it be sold, and
the proceeds OF the sale be invested in
house aud LOT for the poor nearer
the corporate limits of the town OF
Manning. This in our Judgment
would materially diminish the cost of
providing for the County poor.
We. have received complaint IN the
form Of petition from the citizens of
the Midway section of the County ask
ing that the old public road leading
from the northern prong of Black Riv-
er to what is known as the James
Evans old field be reopened. After
making diligent inquiry we find that
the closing up OF this old road has
grieyously inconvenienced large
number Of the citizens in Midway
Township, where the road lies; there
fore, we recommend the petition to
the favorable consideration OF the
Board of County Commissioners for
their immediate consideration.
All Of which is respectfully submit
ted.
A. u. BRsILSFORD,
Eopr,,,~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
The T Largest, Finest and
most complete House
il America.

\ fact, if we do say it ourselves.
Visit New York, Boston, CINCINNATI,
Chicago, St. Louis, New Orleans, or
any city on this Continent, ard YOU
will rot find its equal in size, impos-
ing appearance, tasteful arrangement,
elegant fittings, or stock carried.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
\ at Belshazzafs banquet. Time will

tSV I'NIoI1t&z-z1st- . N'>eI4N Hk>V'
fuliil it.
Prohibition is She veritable rolling
stone" from the highest mountain to
the iurthest sea. sWbosoeyer faHeth
on this stone shall be broken, but up
on whomsoeyer this stone shall fall it
will grind him to powder. r."-summer-
uiNe Herald.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
Delinquent Land List
CLARENDON COUNTY
FOR 1SSA5.

Notice is hereby given, that the whole of
Real Estate described in the folio wing List,
handed me ny Co. Treasurer f"r publication,
or so much thereof as vii! be necessary TO
pay the taxes, penalties and assessments
charged tAerenn, will be sold by the Treas
urer of Clarendon Co., before the Court
House. Oh the l$t Monday in March
1886: Unless said Taxes. costs and penal
ties be paid before tha: time. And said
sale vii! be continued from day to day, I'M
Ill all of said parcels lots or parts Of lots of
Real Est,lt@ Ie SOLD, OF offered for sale.
j. E. SCOTT.
Auditor Clarendon County.
Fulton Township.
8. P. Barron $50 acres.
Calvary Township.
Sinkle- Rodgers II acrs.
TheodoSia Rodgers 81 acr'S.
Susan Rodgers II acr's. build.
II. J. Ross 50 lcr's.
". W. Whilden u Co., SOC acr's. S builds.
Friendship Township.
T. F. Brewer 10 acr's. builds.
ST. Pauls Township.
William johnson 25acr's. build.
Mrs. J. D. Pack 10G acr'S.
W, K. RYAN 2,2U9 acTs bul ds.
Santee Township.
Ellen Childers 65 acr's = builds.
Henry Frierson 80 acrs. bul'd.
G.. Y. Riclbourg 100 acrS. ? bul DIS.
Jos. T. Rhame 523 acrs.
4. R. Taber 1900 acres 1S73-S4
r. S. Thames 10 acr's 3 builds.
st. Marks Township.
Carolina Mack 80 acr's. ). builds.
Concord Township.
Anna Davis acrs. 2 builds.
S. a. Durham SO acrs.
Vim. K. RYAN 354 tcr's 2 builds.
sammy Swamp Township.
Mrs. N. E. Cochran - acr's. builds
J. w. Childers 100 acr's 3 builds.
Mrs. MaryA. Hodge l55 acr's.
Mrs. Ann E. McCaulev 123 acrs bul $.
E. B. Rowe (for 1881 and 1SS4-5l 100 acre.,
Manning Township.
Est Of March Davis so acr's. , balds.
". ". Dyson 40 acr's 3 bulds.
James McCauley IL acr's 5 builds.
Mount Zion Township.
James Cannon 80 acr'S
J. E. Evans 2O2 acr's
Mrs Ann Kelly 225 acr's build.
". n. Tobias 80 acr's. bul'd.
A. Weinberg ZIG acrs.
Brewington Township.
Est. Of William johnson 46 acr'S. ( bulbs.
j. p. Lowder acrs. build.
Joseph Robin acr's bald.
Plowden Nell Township.
Chloe Moses Is aur's 2 builds.
Rufas Plowdsn l7acr's.
Harmony Township.
S. E. Taylor 7C0 acr'S. 1884
Cyrus Scott Sacr's. build.
New Zion Township.
W. 0. Mcintosh 800 acrs
Douglass Township.
". ". Darfiell 80 acr's bald.
L. d. Barrow 247 acr's 2 bul'd.
Andrew Floyd 81 acIs. builds.
jim Hudson 200 acrs 6 builds.
Elizabeth McElveen 20 acrs.
w. \. Robertson LOG acrs. 2 builds.
~ NJ. Robertson a acrs. builds.
john Rush 139 acr's
". D. Weaver 100 acrs builds.
Sam Woods 50 ac-'s bul'd.
Sandy Grove Township.
Mrs E. l.. Driggers 100 acr's. build.
Mrs. z. II. Floyd 125 acrs.
Daniel Morris Is acr's. ) builds.
$. J. Mckenzie 100 acres.
Motts Township.
S. II. FRYE 20 acr's
James Graham 25 acres.
Nelson Hendricks 80 acres.
Laura a. Hici;Son 800 acres.
J. L. NJ Lee 81 acres bald.
IL. tickenZie 100 acres bulls.
". D. Parker 176 acres.
n1- Those claiming to have Receipts
against the above will present them to the
treasurer.
J.E. SCOTT, A. C. C.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17

In 1868 Gov, Seymour was nomlnat-
ed for the Presidency of the United
States by the Democratic party
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
Luddsa & Bates Southern Music HOUSE
Savannah, Ga.

P.s. II any one should happen to
want Piano, Organ, Violin, Banjo,
accordeon, band instrument, or sheet
music, Music book, picture, frame,
Statuary, art goods, OF artists materi-
ais, We keep such things, and will tell
you all about them If you will write
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17
Completely Used Up.

From all quarters the same testimo-
ny comes as to the virtue OF Swift $
Specific. After trying all of the mer-
curry and potash nostrums, a man from
the mountains of West Virginia has
this to say:
l was completely used up with
blood and kidney disease; / used
Swift's Specific, and in two months I
was perfectly cures. For the benefit Of
those who are suffering with these dis
eases, I reeomm end S. S. S. as far bet
ter than all other medicines in such
cases, as have tried them all. Any
information on this subject asFed Of
me I will gladly give.
". N. Rail.
Wheeling, W. v, Oct. II, 1885.
Be sure to get the genuine, and
send for Treatise on Blood and Skin
Diseases, free. For sale by all drug
gists.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawer B,
Atlanta, Ga New York, 157 ". 23d.
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Ex. Gov. Horatio Seymour, of New
York, died at Utica, n. Y, on the 18th
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17

Woman is q whole in herself. The
lords of creation rule the world and
she rules the lords of creation. Wom-
ans mission is one thing to-day, anoth-
er thing tomorrow, and old satan
himself couldn't tell what it will be
the day after.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-02-17

Persuade woman against her WILL,
She'll be Of The same opinion still.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Another Candidate.

Mr.. !. T. Clarendon. superintendent
ofrnc pa.'rc schools j Ffcmur,'. Sc
braska. Il ni.liy cilcalo! AID p.ca>-
ant gentleman, made TiiE CHIEf office
very pleasant call om Tuesday. Mr.
Clarendon is "A candidate for state Eli
pcrintoudcut of ;ub;ic instruction amt
is o engaged IN cauyas-ing the state
lie L. Il gentleman IN every say quail
fed 10 fl that important position, and
TIE CHIEF would be pleased to see
him nominated 10y tie republican par
~ of Nebraska. None but educated
men who nave the work ~ heart,
should fill the office of state supcrin-
tenieut.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

A huge California hawk swooped
down OF 4 sleeping cat ~ Santa Rosa
the Other day and bore il squaliing and
scratching high in the air. When aboU:
ipo feet Ugh the hawk los: is grip and
the eat came down with fearful velocity.
hut the hawk cauch, il again Just before
il struck the earth and was carving il
OF when Suddenly both Eel Ike lead 10
tho ground. The cat had bitten through
the hawks head. kil!ing i instantly,
and The fall killed the cat.
PHny Nar;inda!e of Kirkland. o.. Is .
wcil-;o-do, bu, apparently very lazy. nc:
10 say hoartic,> farmer. He had 500
sheep when winter set IN and plenty Of
grain and fodder: bu. the other day IN
agent for the humane society found
Sevcnty-one Of the sheep Iead.forty being
piled IN the basement If one barn and
iwcniy-three IN another. and others
scattered about the place. They had al
starved 70 death.
Alabama IS IN lack in her effort to
catch up 10 Pennsylvania Is 4 producer
of iron. Her good fortune Is 70 ore and
lime deposits had jus, begun 20 attract
attention when fonusyiyania's develop
ment o. naturaLga> wells again re-
newcd oar former advantages. b.. the
-A.abamian> then began 70 hunt for Gas.
and j; i now reported that a supply
has been found noar Birmingham. and
that pipes are "a be laid 10 the mills
without loss of t;me.-PhIiG. ledger.
The thirteen States of Arkansas. CALI
fornia. Colorado. Connecticut. Deia-
ware. Florida. Nebraska. Nevada. New
Hampshire. Oregon. Rhode Island. Yer
mont. and West Virginia. with an az
gre~a:e population which does not ex-
ceed that Of New York alone. have
twentv-six United States senators TO
New York's two. From the five States
of New York, Pennsylvania. Illinois.
Massachusetts. and Ohio the govern
ment derives one-half Of all its postal
revenues.
Steamboat Frank. a Modoc Indian
who was captured a. the time Of the
Modoc war. and who is still 4 prison9
of the United States. is attending.
permit of the government. the Oc
Grove Seminary in Maine. He no
calls himself Frank Modoc. and is stud
ing for the ministry. He is maki1
good progress in his studies. and is
parcntly a devout Christian. Ea
proud Of his descent from 4 long lin
Modoc chieftains, and conducts him
with true Indian di@in
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

ALL sizes Of eastern hard Goa. { r
ale at The Chicago Lumber Yard ~
ten dollar. per ton.
Go to G.. w, uine's for fresh nome
made candies. cigars. etc.
MoxEY 20 loan at reasonable rats OF
good personal or rhattel security. Also
farm ioaus made Mt lowest rate. Of
interest. 4. +. GATHER.
35tf Red Cloud
We are receiving furniture daily
don't forget i. and we are bound TO
sell il. +. Y. TAYLOR
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

"8 HI. AUiiira,s11 Na. .a--1G. tu- ,tr -. 3 %,
u. :u"n 3. north b." = y y, names 'Hs
follow TX N.tr'~>re - prove rs ru'.flrl'~ res
lie!ICr .lA- aC, r.-,sa-iaU IT ..I ...El. WIS
Joseph Bennett. q. yer T.. DOVES. L--s Robin
>ua NsHltn Points. at : HeG ,t,ai. .s'.
-tT -. y. -HiILER. Kr->-r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
MISSING LINKS,
a movement i on foo; 70 erect : statue
of Gen. Robert To0mbs. ~ Atlanta. Ga

OF Ten. itobert lODInDS. ~ Atiahta- III
China h,. nj; hon. On behavior. 36i
cf which, rafry dire 1y 10 the ccre-
mouiaf az Jirirg
Dbl. a.. .r qunopnc-
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80 a., .,J IA
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''''g' ii"''.'' " -''"i' = '''
i""' 1h.' 81 - "'2 ''''i'-,t IN ~
lesson 81 ''i ''G.i''' ~" = 'i.'!'.'H''
Dl l.e ',''' $50 government -'''"S
III 'I''l''''' - ''''"" "'"'
III "a r.i-- ri@'. -'''ro"hh'd
~ n.r'"I'- % h'a'- ana h"ui'''t ht
Vie motto. iaN %. Ray. HLd> a Ne
br"-Na photographer II conducting is
business on the ''-h plan.
Ex-senator Briah.-, # Maine. Who
srgr.G "..h Webster. = - year, old.
bat ha, i firm step and bear, icv mark
oi great a-c. he wa- q coi.cgcmatc If
Hawthorne ard Lon.:c.iow ~ Bow
don.
judy Noah DAYS wa- :~srd 20 write
an opinion ia favor at 4 pro- "~ed .!ar-
r.a-c-.iccn~" las. IL au-..'r VAS: Il
believe truc publ" '."Iic, r-.g.rc~ that
marriage should Ice ail.j" "a-. and -
wore. next to imio-- dc.
u.,.or.- III -. "a No.. .,.,r, over
-b. ...-i.-u E;.f..no oil. H.. Grand
Trunk n.Eyu,.i yil Ia. l.....i ~ iouG
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
To the Electors OF Nebraska.

In 4 country governed 10y the nco-
pie for the reOpl". the h;ghes; pegogl-
tive oi me cio",og : the free and uu-
trammeilei choice OF the public ser
al vino administer the government
While the national senate represents
the sovereignty of the states each
senator should he the true representa-
tive of :he the sovereign people OF the
commonwealth. This was the aim
and object Of the trainers of our state
constitution when they made provis-
iOn Tor the expression of the popular
choice in the selection of \ senator.
For ten years this provision Of our con
Stitution has been a dead letter. A.
though a law framed in conformity
With the constitutional prcyis2 was
passed 10y the legislature years ago.
and officers of election are required u
make returns Of line vote y the
electors preference Tor United states
senator, no aspi-ant has, as Yet, en-
tured 10 ask the people for a direct eN-
preston OF confidence c' preference.
Without presumption on my part that
any has a vested rIgh, to public Office,
however meritoriouS or faithful he may
I've, | desire 10 appeal 70 tie people of
Nebraska for a direct vote expressing
their preference for United States SEN
ator. There are doubtless others in
tins state more worthy of Your conf
dence than | am, and Ii will afford me
great pleasure 20 meet any OF ;nem for
publIc discussion of the living vital
issues Of the day. The Office of United
Sts ties senator i a position of great re-
s~ponsinllty, and ,he people should
know the views Of every man who de-
slreS to represent Nebraska in tho mp
per house OF congress. | trust that it
Is not Inappropriate III this connection
10 refer briefly 10 my services IN hehal!
OF the state during my term now draw
ing 10 close. BY that record let
judgment he gwen. have doubtless
erred IN some Instances, as al
men Go, bot even my wors; enemies
cann0i point 10 ANY act that would
impeach my personal Integrity or re-
fleet d!scredIt upOn the state which
has honored me. vi lie | claim 10
have done only my duty in the light
in which | WAS abe n see l.. and c,a,rl
no credit for the faithful Discharge cf
.he trust committed - re. ] only de-
sire 10 exercise the riga; which / have
in common with all citizens n chal-
!enge my c. mpetltOrS for the senarori-
al position - 4 submission 10 a pouu-
ar verdict Of their respective claims 10
the senatorial succession.
c. III. Van WYCK.
We can not see as such a course
would decide the question: DO the
republicans want Van Wyck?" The
Senator reminds lis Of the boy vino
would Just be 81 aw!uily good il his
mother wouli just give him another
piece of pie" The Senator also prom
Uses to he so awfully good should the
v.fers of Nebraska. lhe don't ask the
republicans to help him OUT give him
another term as senator. We a:e
afraid the boy will so without pie.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Notice OF Probate OF WIN.

~-..r et Nebraska Webster county. - T. l|
r-r~AuS Interested iu the estate 81 Abraham
Plant deceased. Whereas HH.lTe tiA.Hl-8Ilt Hi
>lst cOas.y has filed IN my "fcC- du lH-IfuWTlT
:. ~rT-1riiu- - be- liz last wlI sId te--ais-af a.
Abraham Plant decreased. !at- ui sad comfy.
aud a Petit iUU 10 haze ;he >Srie admitted - PRO
ha'r which viii relates 10 both real c-'st. @ua
Ttr-,slal estate N~hvr-uIou ! base - pointed
Naau4y ;hs Is-E dsy III >eP.siDl-r 49, - tu"
O'Clock 2 hl. at gny ofl>e h. >44l calyty. IL To-
TIN. tor proving >aId Val - which UIue all
Place S3U aud al concerned AH4, app -ua
roufr-. the prostate at the SAME.
II " IL n !GUA>. tcgalg iGtss-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
Mortgage Sale.

Whereas ~ pursuance O! The cH18t3i"H> 81 ,
certain chaftr! rccrt-a-a dated JcEr q 1-- a-d
recorded IN the otlcr If tie voaHfy cissS - tG-
-oaniy 81 webster AID The >ia.- - N"-ya>sA
Wherein Ralph HcAcumn and Mar p Iptrutas
~oayeseI IN fAFlsg o-nd0EH and Marpa ;Ae fnt-
t,Wcng describe property - vi. Ear taGgu@
Ir~s Canton cuiTlyasuF aud one -rT II hor,f>
la=h ray>. ia lie Is him on Eh- tarr fz-fH-
Nhrrras iaF .&Ia mortgage, t-efflu- hem
S-tSt-, uE<lic ami iuSerurc have .f~SfE I+~-
ssrsl of s4it ~TruF-rTY- <1s tarr~
fnrp viii Proceed e. NI IA
>sns- ~ - u-uca !hea-si ~ f@y = He~<sar 50
,,rv III surn q. rinrt.-a ard thirty o,- aao-
Fdre.s; l. dollar, RON due tAeruuu. ta-CibrE @sia
rxy-nS-> and oys:, accurifng - C01H1it3SIsss
said mortgage. - o4c o'clscS p q On Tie 50
.Jay III >eEasmtrr i>~ ia ;reat .. td-1 : HFcfN
IlsbIe in ~Iaayale. where and Wesa due &itcGsE
Enrs vsii te -iyra ~ the nders-1ei-
| fnayalr Aasa~- j. l~s
II. :. & n J.. ttuLSoNB- a ES@SoS
Agrnist fx Mortgages ,"nsassa--
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

%--HEEsIXG news comes from all parts
OF the state that the crops this season
are splendid. This makes our Big
Iniun" happy, a. nearly every state ~
the Union j. suffering from drOu,h,
while Nebraska has had pielty { rain
ia insure. GOOD crI,I-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20

TIE political canldrom mas not ev"n
begun to yet warm in Webster count.
There i. not a sou! ;!.at wants Office.
What Il horrible state Of affair, ,ni. =
to think tuat there are numerous
Offices to to filed that haze % seek
c,e Can s'Icn i4in.s be2
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-08-20
The Nrd cloud GhiT


SOME good reliable attorney -h"uid
be elected 10 the Office 81 county at
,orney. That office will requir" legal
talen, and an able lawyer We have
heard of several names mentioned bat
do not feel nj liberty To mention them
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FAIRFAX.

may otuS AooOs
B. H. Ford ia suffering with Q severe pain in
his neck and shoulder.
Jacob Tensr, Of Adams county, was here ON
business last Wednesday.
Mrs.. Carlisle ls slowly sinking and 10 not
likely TO survive many days.
Your correspondents will not forget the News
HEaALD when his Honest Johns get ripe.
Mr. Tom Rhodes and family paid his father
in-law, Thomas Griffith, visit last Sabbath.
Harvey Snider and G. W. Stultz made q fly
Ing trip TO Brushcreek township this week, In
the turnpike interest.
We were greatly pleased with VIM. Faulds'
story tn this weeks NEws.HERALD. Como
again Billy. You're good one.
Mr.. Essex, an itinerant preacher Of the
Christian persuasion, occupied the pulpit ct the
n. e. Church Thursday evening.
The third quarterly meeting of the Uuion
Chapel will be held Saturday and Sabbath.
Rev. Hill will assist Rev. Douglas.
We heard . Democrat say the other day il
God would forgive him for his past foolishness,
he would never vote the Democrat ticket
again, for, said he, 'If you call these times .
change want NO more Of It. 1" We think
there will be good many more in the same
hx BY 1883. Let Us have change.
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81, O. 7. 4,

The Highland County Teachers Associa.
tion met In New Lexington in the NJ. e.
Church, May Sth, 1885. at 1880 O'Clock o. M,
with Prof. +. q. Smith In the chair. The
morning session was opened with music by
the New Lexington choir. Devotional ser.
vices were conducted by Rev. Pumphrey,
and duet was then sung by members OF
the choir.
Mr.. j. l.. Strange, principal of Russell
schools, was introduced and read an able
and instructive essay, on the subject OF
"Early School Life" This being the only
essay 70 be read In the morning, the paper
was discussed by John McNicol, ]. N. Hola.
day, d. 9. Ferguson, John Kay, Miss Sadie
x.
Alter snicxinS he ' grand ~ dinner that The
h.S ass 70 Sr sss
The iiSs1 afternoon Il session wa. opened with
State Universiiy, then addressed the Asso.
This sddress vas iistened 70 with undivided
their thanks 70 Dr. SCOTT for his visit and
wsS :sSS y ni:: i Maud. @ WI wrisSs. Ss's''A'nsa
yies Psssldsn., John GcNicoi; FL Com !. 4.
man; Treasurer, Otto Horst; Secretary, Anna
6hlun. Music By the choir.
niss nertha Hallowell, . member OF the
olaM OF 20 OF the Lexington schools favored
The A:soelstion with recitation, 70 the ad-
A vote Of thanks was rendered the people
Of New Lexington for their entertainment,
% lhe choir for their excellent music, and
the trustees for the use of their church.
The Association closed BY singing the dox-
oiSs{ ind Ssp:distion = s.n!S ~ Rey % %rsmRhrey'