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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-09-29
Military Parade at Panol:,


On last Saturday at Pamela, two
companies OF Calvary, the champion
Light Dragon" and the ."Connor
Mounted Rifemeu,'' - were upon pa
rade and reviewed by Aaj. and Insp.
General NJ. L. Bonham, Jr.
The day was festive one, bright
and unclouded, and the drill did great
credit to rank and file. Every ma
nouve was skillfully executed, and
showed, to the satisfaction Of all, that
Clarendon has a squadron of Cavalry
OF which she might well be proud.
Gen1 Bonham, whose soldierly bear
ing won golden opinions from all
spectators, delivered a cheste and
stirring speech, AID made u csost IA
vorable impression upon all present.
He complimented in glowing terms,
the Hampton Light Dragoons,' and
said the State bad no superior con-
pany. After the exercises on the field
had ended, the officers and guests
We're invited to the social Hall Of that
princely host. Capt D. ". Brails-
ford, and all who were fortunate en-
ough to be there, Will not soon forget
the hilarious occasion, where wit,
wine, and the choicest via2ds of life
planked the well-laden board Only
one thing 2eedful appeared to those
who enjoyed the feast, and that, tie
presence of some fair lady to bask in
the sunlit smiles OF our bachelor
friends,
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Plaintiffs
Against
William o. Mcintosh,

Defendant.
TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER TO
L me directed in above stated case, by
Judge B. C. Presley, l will sell in front of
the Court House in Manning, within legal
hours on Monday, the 4th day Of October
next. to the highest bidder for cash, the fol-
lowing property, to wit:
Ill that parcel or tract of land on the
North side of Newnan's Branch on Green
Bay, waters of Pudding Swamp, containing
three hundred and twenty acres, and boun-
ed on the North and North West by the
lands of Daniel Dennis, and the lands of
Mrs Leonora J. Green, and on the North
East by the estate OF B. Evans, and on the
South East by lands Of L. T. Player, lands
Of E. S. Mcintosh and lands Of N. ?. 1IcIn-
tosh, and on the South by lands of NJ. P
Mcintosh and lands Of Harper Woods.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
H. H. LESESNE,
Sheriff Clarendon County.
Sep. Sth, 1885,
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COURSE OF STUDY.
PRIMARY DEpAHTN1ENT.

PRIMARY DEPARTMENT,
Spelling, FIRST Reader, Primary Arithme-
tic, and Writing.
INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.
Spelling, Second and Third Readers,
Written Arithmetic Primary Geography,
English Grammar, Primary History. Com
positions, Writing, Defamation.
MIDDLE DEPARTMENT.
Foarth Reader, Practical Arithmetic, In
termedate Geography, English Grammar,
History Of South Carolina, Condensed u. 5.
History, Composition, Dictuion, Writing
Defamation.
HIGHER DEPARTMENT.
Algebra, Physical Geography, English
Grammar, Composition and Rhetoric, His
tory Of England, Physics. Botany, French,
Latin, Greek, Eiocutioll, Defamation, The
sis.
Expenses and other particulars, apply to
the Principal.
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H. II. HUGGINS,
Treasurer Clarendon County.
NO iCE.

The next examination Of teachers to teach
in the free common schools of the County
will be held in the Court House at Manning,
on Friday and Saturday, the first and sec
ond days of October next. Friday will be
given to the examination Of white teachers,
and Saturday to the colored.
In this connection and for the benefit of
applicants, would call attention to the fol-
lowing resolution OF the State Board of Ex-
liners:
''Resolced, That the State Superintendent
OF Education be required to prepare, in fu-
ture, only one set Of questions for all three
grades for use by the County Board of Ex-
1miners, and that applicants for County
Certificates of Qualification be required to
make general average of not less than so
per cent for first grade certificate, 10 per
cent for second grade, and ca per cent. for
q third grade; and not less than 40 per cent
on any one branch"
The School Trustees will please extend
this notice
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Our Standard Bearers.

Governor,
j. P. RICHARDSON, of Clarendon.
Lieutenant Gorc,nor,
". L. MAULD1S, Of Greenville.
Secretary Of STATE,
". &. LEIrSEE, of kershaw.
Comptroller General,
". E SToSEy, of Berkeley.
attorney General,
J.H. EARLE, of Sumter.
State Treasurer,
I S. BAMBEEG, of Barnwell.
AJmant and Inspector General,
N. L. BoSHAM, of Abbeville.
Superintendent Of Education,
J. II. RICE, of Abbeville.
Congress, for Third District,
GEo. ". DAEGAN, Of Darlington
COUNTY OFFICERS
Senate,
JOSEPH F. RHAME.
House Of Representatives
JAMES E. T1NDAL,
e. r. PLowDEN, JR.
AGdltor,
D. J. BRADHAM.
Treasurer,
H. H. HUGG1Ns.
School Commissioner,
P. G. BFSBow.
Probate Judge,
L. APpELT.
County Commissioners.
A. MoULrRIE BRA1LsFoRD,
E. G. HORROR,
T.J. Cole.
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Plaintiff
Against
F. p, Harrington,
Defendant.
Order Of Foreclosure

Order of Foreclosure
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ under and by virtue Of a decree made
in the above entitled action, by Judge 3. G.
PRESLEY, dated Feb. 10th, 1856, I will sell
to the highest bidder, for cash, at Manning,
in the said County and State, in front Of the
Court House, within the usual hours Of sale,
on Monday, the 4th day of October, 1886,
the following parcels Of land, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to pay the costs
and expenses Of sale and Of the said action
and the amountnow due upon the Bond and
Mortgage, ordered to be foreclosed by the
said decree. The following is descrip-
ton Of the premises, viz:
l. A parcel Of land containing three
hundred and forty-three acres, more or less,
and is bounded on the North by lands of B.
G.. Picrson, East by lands ROW or formerly
Of D. E. Reardon, South by run Of Black
River, and West by the parcel of land be-
low described
.. That other pazcel Of LAND containing
two hundred and fifty seven acres, more or
less, and is bounded North by lands of John
Fullwood, East by the parcel of land just
above described, South by Black River, and
West by lands of L. D. Player and n. Y.
Evans. Purchaser to pay for papers
II. II. LESESNE,
Shf Clarendon Co.
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TAN LEVY:

a'S- Al male citizens Between the ages OF
d and GO years are liable to Poll Tax of
one dollar, except those incapable Of earn
ing 4 support, from being MANNED or from
other causes
The Tax Bill providcs-th that all taxes
herein assessed shall be due and payable in
the following kinds Of funds, and no other:
Gold and Silver Coin, L. S. Currency,
National Bank Notes and Coupons which
shall become due and payable in 1886, on
State BoEds known as Drown Bonds and
as Deficiency Bonds, provided, however,
that jury and State witness certificates be
received for County Taxes. not including
school taxes.
The Tax Bill further provides-that there
shall be 10 extension of time for collection
Of taxes without penalties beyond the 18th
day Of December, 1886.
The following appointments will be filed
for the purpose of collecting taxes:
Brunsons Y Roads, Monday, Oct. is.
David Lewis Store, Tuesday Oct. 10.
Suuamerton, Wednesday, Oct 20.
Fulton, Monday, Oct %.
D. W. Brailsford'S, Tuesday, Oct 26.
Hodges y Roads, Wednesday. Oct y.
Sprott's Store, Monday, Nov l.
F. Dutfy's old store. Friday, Nov. 5.
Foreston, Tuesday, Nov 8.
Wilson's Mill, Friday. Nov ID
Harrins, &C. r. r. Tuesday, Nov. 16.
J. j. Conyers, Thursday. Nov 49,
Midway (McFaddin Store) Monday, Nov
%.
u. McFaddin's, Tuesday. Nov. 90.
J. J. Dickson's Store, Wednesday, Nov.
q
j. Gibbons. Thursday, Nov. 25.
New Zion, Friday, Nov 2G.
Tindars Mill, Thursday, Dec ?.
The Tresurer's Office in Manning will be
closed while the above appointments are be-
ing filled.
H. II. HUGGINS,
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Sale Of Personally,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY oTCLAEENDoS.

COUNTY OF CLARENDON.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ pursuant tc IN amendatory order from
the ludge Of Probate of said Comfy, bear
ing date september 18th, 1856, l will. on
Monday, the fourth day of October next,
Su'eslay il the town OF Manning in said
county, beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ. seH
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cnsh, all Of the remainder Of the personal
property belonging to the estate of James
II. McFaddin, deceased, consisting of:
One horse, one mule, one carriage and
harness, one watch and chain. And imme-
diately thereafter, continuing from day to
day. beginning at 10 o'clock each day, until
the entire stock shall have been disposed of,
a stock of General Merchandise consisting
of
Dry goods, ready made clothing, Boots
and shoes, hats and caps, hardware, cutlery
&c &c.
Purchases will be delivered only whcR
paid for.
MATILDA Il. AIcFADDIN,
Admr,X Of Est. OF Jalnes IL McFaddin,
decd
Sept. 20, 1856.
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sHER2IIEFEFs IL SALE.

State Of South Carolina Court of Common
County of Clarendon Pleas.
Francis J. Pelzer, Francis S. Rodgers, w
G. Muckcnfuss, T. S. Inslesby: and Francis
j. Pelzer, Jr., Copartners as Pelzer, Rodgers
& Co.
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TAX NOTICE,
COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.

Manning. S. c., September. 1886
FENHE TAN BOOKS WILL BE OPENED
i for the collection Of taxes 70, the tisca!
year, commencing November lSt, 1885, on
the 18th day Of October next, and will re-
main open up to ana including the 18th Gay
of December following, aittr which time the
books will be closed, and u penalty of Is
per centum Will attach to al unpaid taxes
as tie law directs.
The following is the
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Mr.. John NJ. TinGas Replies.

We publish below, at tie request Of
Col. II. L. Benbow, a letter received
from Mr. John N. Tindal in reply to
an article in the TINES OF the 23rd ult..
i'll which the attempt is made to set
the matter right by explanation. But
it is a mere distinction without a dif
ference. It is very obvious from his
letter, that under the name of a mere
business transact1on,' he claims the
right Of controlling the labor Of the
country and no denial OF the fact. that
the hands ordered from the cotton
field of some Of our farmers, and men
toned in the article OF the 22nd, was
not done in pursuance Of his order,
OF that OF his agents.
----+1-e-,
Mr.. EDIroR:--Although I dislike
newspaper notorietv, find it necessa-
" in my own defence to reply TO your
editorial headed Labor Orgaization'
contained in your issue of Sept. % -,
1856.
Ii a labor union has been formed
in Sumter or Clarendon County I am
not aware of it-celtainly an not at
the head of such union. The notice
to Iaborers only means this: That l
have advanced money and goods to
certain persons under contract in wri-
ting, to pick cotton for me in pay
ment, the labor to be performed upon
notice from 1oe or my agent, as to
time OF place.
j This is mere business transaction
between the parties, with which busy
bodies have nothing to do. I an
thoroughly identified with the agr-
CULTURAL interest Of Sumter County,
and take 4 deep interest in the same.
Would it not be well for Col H. L.
Benbow to get bis facts straight be-
fore he undertakes to criticise the &C
! tons of others2
Respectfully,
JOIN 81 T1NDN-
Privateer, Sumter Co., Sept. 25tl..
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COLUMBUS SCHOOL,
Sep. Stll, 1886.

MANNING, S. G., Aug. 2G, 1856.
4 Grammar School for Boys and Girls.
REV. L, W. JENKINS, PRINCIPAL.
The second year Of this School will begin
Sept. 9th, 1856, and close June, 1887. The
several courses Of study, as presented be-
low, are designed to meet the present and
prospective wants Of those wko may attend
%.
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SUMMERRTON
High School,

The fall Session OF Summertoa
High School will begin on Monday
September 9th, 1856.
The Principal will have competent
assistance.
Terms per month: from $3.50 to
$500, according to grade.
Board, from SS to so.
ag-' For further particulars, apply
to DR.. 7. L. Burgess, Chairman Board
of Trustees, OF to
JSo. G.. LASHAM,
Aug25 Principal
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State of South Carolina Court of Common
Clarendon County. Pleas.
H. NJ. Haig,
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H!EL ELMA:NN55 M:NN55 lUi:, G0LGMBi4 AND Al.
GVst2 Ha;;y!3aGI,

G.HEGAi. p,saEXGEG D&pAEr..ESr.
April %. 1886.
n IE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE will be
4 operated oc and after THIS Gate:
No IS D.iIy
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REAL ESTATE.
AT TIE RxCHARaR.

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- At tho Real Estate Exchange yestsre
- sssivs spite Of ne oppressive hssk me peas
81 - ...s,p,u were $S3.74o. TAsrs vac . sirone o.
-ssvo a. the Gals sy LnspinAsss FrisanaA q q
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sSsGtains for q, 500
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- ,rcrtnr sa,es were hold at tho Ex<hAngs and Ane-
By W. B. Lynch Co
.s 60 Raroadsve. 400 n Of ouarryr road 2'1 40 500
10 '''A ~ ISsS;ae..t z Irisdsan: ,o,
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ss sa dave Of i2cthst plot Aoll1Se a,ooO
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,xcornrDREAI Estate rR ANsFsss-N. Y. CITY.
The following shows real estate transactions reeeso In
.. 5O5rs Of lsthst 25.2xlOO, Berthoh - -oo
,o to i"i .s, /, Of shave. OexiO05; Martini
BrophT 10 Tie Roman Catholic Church Of the As
,., :TsT,lo1 cor of sotGst 75SxiOO Pm caPpeta
,es =. cs sggBe Of sdavS 9oe1s2 james ooo
MeKenna IS g nc same TO same 10000
ilsIh 81 Nv Oh AI''e' iOADO' 1850
AveA, Tisot - : Myers to RicRensteen - IA0O
'':5 Ti.i. "a ". va: 1905 1905
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TaT va.,DS TO \ Mscsm ~ iO'1'@ 1925
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Cost and fonno.

I OST.-BankbOOk No. 13o. 564 on Dry Dock
~ savings Bank ANY pereon having claims upon sad
hry days book win be declared cancelled
ex ting ntahOd, and . Issued IN heu thereof
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froN:ss<sSdsS(orRs"G

THB ONLY ALL-wATER ROUTE DIRECT TO TIE
CONVEY ISLAND AND LONG BRANCH
TIE BEST ExcuRsIoN sFExMEoAF akRvIcz In
TEE WORLD
TU-pAYB TIME TABLE FOR COMFY ISLAND
bEAVs VET st 2Sp.Sr = q 10. II M u N. L isA2
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s'Ss as1 $50. s.5a "a. So. i ESQ , IN. n 1AN
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LEAVE COMFY ISLAND Old PIER foAO q NJ ran
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ana - much oensr the necessary nay raauirn
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SiBeHgiaL
LAKE ERIE
AND
WEYERN RAILROAD.


1thHVnG seon rpprssontsd q ehe unhsuaaneA ta9 large
amSunn q ne securities eftks L1Rs Bz.s and vessm Rzl-
ruAf conpazT ne In the hBas Il parties aoad aaA sasreA
tnrsaeA NJ esany wha 10 bsun nVossbs 70 reach
WITHIN e time prevsazI allowed and WIN wish % dspoat
tha< hodnsD under s agsssmens dn1sa Hsh
rRafy Is54 IA n ne solicitation sev.l weknOwn
banking hSnses which have promised dcDf thsr holdngA
NOTICE 10 hersiy given ths hsSAsrs q ts LAfzvsfta
Bioeninsfon and nuncie Yrae Narns asd Income Dond
TIE Lehs 6ne and Westn Eain Liza NoEsAga ana In
ens Bonn end ts LAks Erie wesssra sanAusky Dvi
sion Fnss Mortgage ana Incons Bond and TO s stock
hodeEs q Ne LAke Erie md Western RarsaA Company. mat
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mens sxtsnded 20 Saturday, August IA 1890 No ether
oppartunsV VII b given q eAe security hslES 10 swan
Themselves II the benefits Of agreement the terms
new acccssole The Purchaang Committee power To i'm
pe penalties FOR nlure TO depOst securities August a.
lisa
CRANK C. HoL1INa Qrank C. Homns Cal
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LONG BRANCH.
TWO TRIPS DIRECT TO THE ocEAH PIER
TIME TABLE.
Leave WeGt $3dst n r.. esSo n. All $50 D n
Leave PAr New No y. r l0a n and qua
Laeve Long Branch IL: rs aud ais D
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Excursi0a T1sGees nold - al DOWN-TRACK afaGsna
elevated rnaa Win transfer Ferry nna
Battery place for I'd and Sd paasangarn
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AETNA CURES CATknRH.
ffyou suffer 80 In year own fault Catalogue fres
AETNA CO, IS 9th ave. n Y
Gitp prOptrtp for Sale.

fnsiness propert1 tor 5II: ala 10 ftt
ITO LET.-Stores BuflIng Slip, 80 Beck
KULAN d a WHITING. BeekmaD-st.
TO LET.-Lofts on Beekman, Fulton. Ann,
Il Frankfort Clm md WH1ian alta
he LAM WHITING. Beekman st
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Gitratious WGHte0- -.femnles.
A RESPECTABLE American young woman
N sseks good hume than salary only s. month her
email ehid wA Asr; city or oOunuy s0od referencA n p
NOOK. CHAMBERMAlD and WAITRESS
" si.tsrA Are tAarOaghy cemDetsnt 70 DO u
snail private family Doth good Washers and irones Deas
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COOK. HOUSEWORK. de.-By tidy Ger
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A SYMPHONY OF COLOR.
m The MARVELLOUS ELECTRICAL FOUNTAINS -
ST. GEORGE STATEN ISLAND, o'closk to-night.
Splendid MUSIC by tho SEVENTH kEGLMEST
"a LAMP LIT PLEAsANcE." unsurpassed in beauty and
csmfsrt IN which b. ioiter away q hot evening
delightful sad down the bay.
the Battery Z %, las, and es5 D. N.
RRached by al elevAted rallMaYa
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-09-27
ORDE ED.

When King Canute ordered the waves to
roll back, he thought he was talking to a
surf.-Pittsburg Chronicle.
Had heard it before: Maiden lady Ito her
pet parrot)-''Pretty Polly! Polly have a
--" Polly (who has heard of the latest
invention)-tTing ting. Life.
At the theater. She-"Oh, dear I wish
the curtain would ring up" He-"Why?
Are you SO interested in the playa She
ooh, no; but then that orchestra would stop
playing. Lowell Citizen.
1t is said that in all the 800 letters of Cice-
ro it is impossible to fnd one in which he
says word about the dress of the ladies of
his time. 1t is inferred that Mrs. Cicero paid
for her own dresses and the bills were never
sent to her husband Herald.
Omaha Man-''I see the English have a
queer fashion. After the period of deep
mourning is over the ladies make no change
except to wear light gloves" Young widow
Eyes, dear, it shows that the hand has
passed the mourning stage II the heart
hasn't. Omaha World.
''We never stereotype books in my coun-
try" said German publisher the other day
in conversation. cit would never do you
changes his opinions every six months; con-
sequently stereotype plates would be worse
than useless. ."-Chicago Mail.
Little Eva, aged three, had always been
put to bed at o'clock and had, therefore,
never seen the stars. The other evening on
a somewhat bslated return from the beach,
she espied them for the first time. s'Ohl
mamma she exclaimed, edo look up there
and see the little holes that the rain comes
through"
One of Bergh's officers said to an Irishman
who was driving horse of most wretched
appearance, 81 guess, my man, will have
to arrest you for cruelty to animals. I"
''Faith, responded Pat, eff We arrest me for
cruelty to animals Oi'll have We arrested for
cruelty to me wolfe aud ten childer. New
York Sun.
''Shay, conductr," shouted the intoxicated
passenger on the L road, "why don't you call
the stations plainers How dyou shpose Pm
goin' to know where Pm a-goin'? What'sh
next station now!" s'Police station!'' pro-
claimed the conductor in stentorian tones, as
he landed the intoxicated passenger the
platform. And there happened to be a
policeman there, it was.-Somerville Jour
nal.
"McStab, how does this blamed weather
up, Corkins. Gives me a bad taste in my
mouth" 'tAwful thirst when you get up in
the morning? Makes your eyes red?' ''That's
what it does. And makes my nose red.
Head feels as if it would split next morning.
That is, in the morning--s,sysz .serniRg y
'sMcStab, shakel We're both victims of hay
fever. I've been afraid of it all along"-
Chicago Tribune
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-09-27
NO. 229.

playin' long chances, but I've given that up
now, and play very close to the breast
''What am going to do this wintera Well,
I've been thinking of going to California for
few weeks. I've got an idea of buying hor-
ses and startin' a stable of my own. There's
money in race horses nowadays, and always
has been''
Mike has wife, dark-eyed young italian
girl, and baby.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-09-27

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