davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13
, whom awards were

!. 10 whom awards were
f' I,'I r,ir arc requested to call
' I',,ont. J.. L, Griggs and re-
THE delay has been caus-
,.a., Of the Secretary, Mr..
E',,i. laid up with a spell of
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13
ohedule.

,,1 arrives At 9'4S a. M
Sund IlaiI arrives ut 5:31 p. IN
tOaad % lnra.s arrives at 30 p M
plnd 'Ap, arrives at 6;ea a. m.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13
,,,I,. Fall and Winter Mill
.,.o;vod at Mrs. Ellison's.
|,'m scts and parlor Furni-
4, conplete assortment of
fr,,ir, inst received by
p. F. CAHlLL.


limit DIRK, Mr.. Jno. Tyson,
|, II at his home from 'y-
10, We all hope for his
kNvery,
I,,},y morning, at the Macon
Steve Parker, q b,akcsman,
rn crushed while in the act
!, freirht cars. Mr.. Parker
IauderdaIc'
"A gros. viii move up to the
If Klaus next week, and
increase their stock, cspe-
he dry goods department.
,n bcA change of schedule
i.&O, taking effect at 7:6o a.
h. Nov. II, Tic north-bound
mass Macon at g;ij a. H.; the
Ind mail at j:Sj p, IN. The
bud express at $3.50 p. m; the
bud express at j;23 Il. N.
rthQ cannon on Wednesday
Ei,nt occurred, which should
kps 10 all who let their Ell
in away with their iudg-
firing too rapidly aud care
,u va, discharged prema-
n. BarnS,cin was dangerous
hi, and Charley lIGinrich's
uttered. This, OF course, put
he proceedings. This is the
(lent of the kind which has
b Macon, the first happen
rcars since, when one per-
ihIed AID another lost his
b time to set out fruit trees,
b, etc, and those intending
Fuch Improvements in their
ind orchards, would DO well
izc the old reliable Peach
berries O Gaines, Coles Co.
inc, Miss. | have a number
kucs on hand for distribution
'for ANYTHING in the nurse
left at The Beacon Office, will
fOmpt attention.
P. T. FERRIS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

DIRK, Mr.. Jno. Tyson,
|, n at his home from sy-
no, We all hope for his
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

,,3,y morning, at the Macon
!, Steve Parker, q b,akcsman,
I'm crushed while in tho act
4, freirht cars. Mr.. Parker
Isnlerdalc.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13

A Dros. will move up to the
If Klaus next week, and
,r Increase their stock, cspc-
No lry goods department..
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1886-11-13
Excitement in Texas.

Brooksville. Miss, Nov. 4, 1885.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

TAa addra@ og Pfsmler Salisbury a
SIS LcFd Mayors hanqust on Saturday
eontainsd expFesaiuas which should
eonyines The Gear thst his opssaslona Ia
Bulgaria stand littis danger Of halna
inteFfsrs6 with b. Great Britain. Ths
peaitioa 81 Salisbury, bFiaiiy stated. Il
shaA va Treaty Of Berlin Il Of equal Inn
pasaanes 70 an fhs powers. that Eng
land h ne Rere iis special defender
than any othsr Of the contracting par.
tisss and thai, whils sha woald aid the
ether sinnasoEy Powers 10 81 effort 10
eompei Rsmia - observe The siipula-
tons os Che treaty, she does not feel
called upon 10 tAks tha initiative II
saah . movsmant. Ia stheF words. II
Austria oF Germany shoosea 20 opp0se
kassia, ENGLAND i psrfaetly willing ta
form a. alliance against the Car, hnl
II no ether Power cares 10 make the
aEss onalanaht. Enaland ptsfsrs 10 b
excused fEon bsoominR she prineipai ia
3 aRhi 10 which she wonld be glad to aid
asd abel somebody else.
with ell the Powers Adding back and
cash urging the others 10 draw tia
sword IN vindieatien Of Tie Treaty Of
Berlin, the ozar may well feel assured
that be Il net 70 Be opposed a. all. Ger.
aany will not interfere With hss plans,
Austria dare not Do Il alone. Italy has
BOT s0faeienl interest 81 saaks 10 iaslify
an inAsrfsEeaoe. and now Great Britain
declares that q h noa Der pastioalal
aghi and that she dses nos propose ID
SCI mad about q matter which ssama %
make No one slsa mad. OF course. all
admit that The czar is daily committing
nsw violations 81 The Treaty, and cash
Of ne Powers Soald he glad 20 zee ems
q The others compel him 10 respect Il,
haa none Is willing 10 make the nrai
mova with matters b this eendiiion.
TIE Gar viii probably carry eat bic
psAza willis hls ensmses are wrAnelinR
% detsFmine whioh enc Of thsa shah
tell hin Ne muus stop.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
HY eT rER



Rsmsa wnsas. 6san6 esa e -
gsue a Tsens 49, - sssM za,
d. - c4a es e. o.
II Prsnas sasasnas q nsaas = -
naesa sx aaysAne b palas. -
uss e. Z sa mhA. q 80 EaaaA
bm. haa nes 6 @
g. a s - 90. H.
rnsnun ssaon b ~ lgmfearan -.
sssx 49, rssag sha hms~iaArz 49,
= i enid - hesa and snaEssans -
mney " ftM ma rnwszfal Fnlsna
enm. =. has u fAla asnzuzy sneA ~
ana h8ss 6a tnnsd - se - l4sis
rrnsEnal salua nnz i kzsas mass thAn
asuainsp hstwssa ncnareha y -
mnna frsn ID hssusan salazs-
frmzAm X. 49, pFnssnt kim1 q
HHsnsanra and - father e WAldanas,
unv nassas hsmsasf thas hia ifs = 30
asaess : aassura. To hsszxs. b haa
hean dstEimant - Ne prsxFaas e
psnmaxk. hnn heesms invoiysd IL an
Enhasminabls wranaie viii his Pazlia.
msut. has insurEsa lbs bitter haetilisy
a his sabiscss sad has been RsneFaliy .
msdsEn easssan 0f Chasies L. Bat IN nas
heansh 81 BinauEaft be has ssen pha
namenally snosf1l. He has suosss4sd
il sisvatinR aimosi al Of his ehildran
auon thrones and ID makana shem royal
pensioners upan psoplss who still isn-
aaina shaa thsy haYs some uas for SAGA
ssaataFaa g. royal pensioners Hia ald-
es sou. George i ne prsasnt Kisa 81
0Tsaas. his seeond asn viii suosssd him
e King ~ DsnmaEk. and WaldamaE.
fhs thlEd son. has jast heen invited 10
moHnt ne trsmblina and altoeeshsr IN
Inviting thr0na of Bulgaria. ChFiasian
hes also Shown extraordinary ability ~
. matohmakeE. Ons o. his danghssm
h ths pgosaaf Knsuisn Empress. smother
4 tbs Princsss 81 Wales, and . third
viii one dag basons Queen Of FFancs II
the Frnmeh peopIa ever bssons tired az
~ Eepubiia and Eesall he 0sieans
aynanay.
WaidsmaK, hgwsyar. isnst called upoB
70 aasums 81 eaay task. Indssd. II Is
douhtkul WHISTLER be will be permitted
q anaops The throna 70 whish be has
haan sailed. foz ths Raaaian Rsvarnmana
has stssdfasily declared thai d viii not
recognise any asiion o. The Grand b.
hzanls ~ lagAl, and has Il uili not per.
mis- she Fssnss sslested By il 70 asseps
tha doahtful honar which q woald cen
ew up0n him. AltoaeaheF, Wasdamax
haa nIiaht psomisa Of . successful
sasser IN BalRaEia. sna Il vii NOS Be
saspEiafna II be declinsa 20 tEansfeE bis
headquarters from OepenhaQsn 70 Sofa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11


Nov that a b deaniteiy known thna
Ne neat Legislature wsli be DemosFasie
b ore branch cad almoss Democratic
IL ne ether. che pespls vii await lts
esaaion with some earnestly. Il vii be
ths arss nsmosratis 1aeiaiatura that
has asssmhlsa IN Washlnatan Territory
glnae is1a. and 4 win b interesting 70
a4e hsw she Democrats will Gee the
peEeF - which they ere 20 unaaeus
tuansd. Without regard 10 the political
eomplsxlon Of the body, however. Il i
10 Be hoped thAt II viii represent he
people u Waahineton TerFl1ery more
sFediaAhly than did she wFetehed LeGis
lAtnFs e. issA Il b impossisls 10 con
ssiSs Of = mere eoEraps. worthless and
eaithlsR body than tha appss house q
Ne laa1 Legislature. upon the mem
hers q thai honse the railroad strikers
Of 0Fsgaa and Washington sst 10 wurk
e tAey kaa never sst 10 Werk before. A
iobhg waa established a. Olympia
whieh praatieed uethods Of auch shame
les eogFupsion ~ has seldom beaa ssen
n he DATED STATES The real story o.
tee lase Legislature. et the lab6y astAb-
hahea By two RFsAA eogposationa Who
eomhlned IN he nsfsgaoas uark ef a..
feasiHe che viii Of sha pespls. Of the
opan ana netpgiaus caFsupiien wkieh
Waa emraoyed 10 hiaa = majority 81 he
osnncsl as wiih hoaAs 81 steel 10 thasg
corporation masters. u sAe uscAns b.
watch ans legislation is ths interess %
TIE peaple vas pFsysHted that slary has
nsves hesn tela. ana Il Il ever h tsla
and Md sruiy, she people viii listen
witA anazemsnts 10 a stssy ef saxrspaion
saeA a. hAs selaem blostea sAs annals
at FREE government DemooeNtis q Re
pnhliean. all eeoa eltiEsns sAoala hape
thsA ~ cert Legislature usli b q vast
impsossneaa On ne iAsa. ffm = noa.
ne psapls q wAshinRssa Territory kad
better give up he ideA of atisnpa.na
% eevsra themsslses aaa TIRES tAsaa
sslsss epoa the nseteelieA a. sasas Aind.
Hearted Gar Il i eaaeara9aag 10
knos sAAa only sas assuaheE II Ne lAa
0panssl IA es<n retarned % ne peapss
e ne balls whicA have heeu % de
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

Gnn TO 500 ACRES OF
Land adjoining the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern
Railroad.
We have lands By the acre IN
side e the CITY Hnits.
Ten on II lesidence; some Of
them very good.
Four BUSINESS properties on
Commercial street, and some kne
blocks on Front street
One SIS, 900, one $50, 000, one
5000 and one $500 piece Of
property On Second street
Three Saw Nils. One Hotel.
One improved block In Com
stock addition.
Stock farm Of 1000 acres.
several small farms.
81, 900 stock Of Goods.
Lots and blocks In all parts Of
the ctr.
We think now Is as good q
time to buy property IN Seattle
- there win ever be. The time
Is not far distant when Seattle
will be the recognized railroad
center Of Puget Sound, and when
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
BIDS SOLICITED

rNsHE BOARD or COUNTY COM
! naSasiannTa for King erunfTs WASH.
furnish 7meaieaa ard 8argtea4 m9teM aaHea
mn4 msd4maN 70 kas e9nntF paof. kasu4
"a sase eaunty poor faFmi, fer 4 term a. -
ysar feem Feb Isl, i4i. BIDS - BE naark-
=, . Bid fnF Medical and Surgical A.
ssnaAnne and Medicines 20 CounRg Po5r.
and - be aled in the coun1y AuditaF's
aflfca before a. III. az Nednea1aq, the
fsfh dag a. DaoeuakaF. 1854
tbs Beard reserves The giRhf . reject
ang or al BIDS q. G. HARRk
Coanty AuaisaF and ex-ollcfe Clerk o.
fha Beard
Dass1 $500. Mov. ID fesa ncftdw
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
The Last Chance
10 BUY WATER FR0nTAsE on
ELLIOTT cav At REASON
ABLE PRICES.
81 to 50 per front foot
WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED
w ngents for
"LADD'S ADDITION

To the city OF Seattle. which comprises
lots /. 3 ana 5. q section =. ana a 7. -
ton - township 8 nursh. range east,
near snliths Cove. and we arsauthoriEed
- eel the same ter frem 81 70 81 per front
foot on klit0tt Bay. and from SIS to SIS
per lot not water kronsage.
Tnta - ~ Tar the cheapest property Ia
taat part g ne ctty, and h beautifully
laaa ont aeoordang % the Topography o.
he ground
Parties investing In this property now
cannos halp nut make moaey.
I1tles Y. y patent 20 w. s. Laid. the
foEtiAao millionaire banker. Warranty
deed nom 1sada and wife % Geo b. XII
tAngDs. Plated hy KitSsnKer. who win
give warranty deed. No RNTTKR TETI.E
on KARTH.
A few hlocks enly for sale al these prices
1he entire available wAfar fr0nta9e or
Seattle. Including lAdda addison, does
not excoed four MlEieA and certainly Will
n0f be saiacieht rvs years hence for the
aecanno Gatian 81 commercial city do.
ing the easEnes8 q the Puget Sound Dis.
sracA Uar solid basiness men have grown
rich hy investing In similarly iaca1sa
property, whioA has increased In value
fAE b Yund faeiz mcst aAaGuine hapea A
few collars invested here. trip % kurope
Tor few yeAzs. and Jour Fsturn viii hEd
yea wealthy. hisk : Few dolizrs %
MAKE - STAKE.
Do not buy this properly tin yuu ana
ou8 pEfses ak 2a5cintnR praperty. An& II
tna price asked % rs 3 aol 3 pr cent
ieS8 IAN yoa ean gas ether pruDeRty aa-
Jatnsng. Or h that Fieinify. We viii Inake
fou . ptesenE rf q book Try Il and -.
\. h-Me VII give $50 per acre f0r
ever 3ern ct land within q miis q ahfa
eEi6Essa1. Ia any aireetioa-
G. e. PHINMEY a CO.,
Rial EsTATE BROKERS
J4nAas street
sH@sdw opBosits ooctdensal Hotel.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
FARMS FOR SALE.

TINE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
sale AL or part q his farm. a miles
frum SeAtEie and 81 niles fruna tie rev
beach road. ss4 acres - surveyed b. King
Connty nnrweynr Sad farm il #aYveFef
or INTO tiA aofe lusa aaa i al level snd
neMriy 81 hottoI lard. and wei aaapasd
T. Bop. xAFTeA o. bag cHitEra. The Nhsss
River caHats Eaaa FHns GhFoagh the nlane:
posi- oEsiee across the road tive eehnaf
hanaea and ) ckErnA Mithin threeaMMy-
sexs 81 nAEae q tha p.tBlse4 ard raj.
reaa dapck only hAsf 3 n h away Il 3
situated 81 K91wMmisA river waller. nNss
TIE r1veE T2ns al sreRnA three sides nf
he p So ard COED Waser. Nc hruah a.
timaer On tie gAAre il i Al in arMNs 8
bag aaG vF91sa neAAa q zDe1 DAIRY farm.
Also farm af newmztn. Maaan cana7v
af iSa AeEe8, eee&eA taR6. Tnsa raAna
1sMk1y Al GOOD beaver dam lana wel
WasaFea sid easily c8eaxea pxincfpasaT
zmaH wsIisW AruSh EAare Is n1w eaaas.
e 4h1zt b aaes 3 good hamae nn4 neE
haxM. eszEs ezealyh hAg tor rwo Huua a.
= paAr * AaseeS. sASd farm i sci aSssxIs-
e q AnE c4ltzFe an6 hAEsssy 10 - akazrgiiah
iessersasien. Waers parkeas WI alwAgs
he a. hAAa
Terms eaay. Faw ezrshar pmrsaenaars
aetFezs asthsx b. taxeeE e. pexSan.
JOHN E1NA
oc@sw DawamszA w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11
HALEY { WRIGHT,
7tB Front street,
LEADING CASH GROCERS,
AZ USUAL.
STRAYED.

4 eAME 10 NY PREMISES. ON OR
~ about the lat at October, enc ~
no<nes bind H. right syes branded On righa
thigh diamond Al. The owner car Ave
he came ey paying pasture and far fhin
advertisement Aaarnaa
W. p. STEPHENSON.
nos dwiW Kent. King county.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-11

+ oTs AND BLOCKS FOR SALE IN
- North Seattle.
Lots and blocks for sale In D. I. Den.
~. nEst second, thirds foarlh. nth and
Lets ana blocks for sale IN D. I. Den.
ny's Park addition.
Lots and sloCks for sale ia D. I. Den
ny's East Park addition.
Lots and blocka for sale On Mob Hin.
Lots ana bleeks for sails In Green's ed.
dition.
Lots and hlocka for sale in various para
OF the City.
Farm lands IN King and skARitcountiss
SPECIAL BARGAINS
The sE l Of NJ / sec Il, tp Is north,
range 5 east 80 ACFea1 st so per acre.
In lot in y S SEE II, u 25n1fths range
{ east. II acres, $50 per acre improved
Lot 4. block 81. Terry addition, $500
a hne house and lot In d. +. Denny's
fifth addition. $3.50.
A house and two well impr0ved lota
Nos. and 2. block 5, kden addition, $3.50
AL Of block "a kden addition. al $50
for corners ana SIS for inside lois,
Lots and 9 blsck 81 u. I. Denny's first
WANTED
Property IN ali parts of The city and
county 20 sal.
Mossy o loan On improved city aAa
farm property
HOUSES TO RRNT
Houses for rent and fer sale.
Loans negotiated and investments made
Taxes paid for nonresident parfIe.
Orders for eli kinds OF rough and dfeaa-
81 LumbaE, Lakh. sash, Doors and Moula-
ings, viii receive prompt attention
correspondence from abroad solicited.
sataWsm
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
NOT YET AWHILE.

Editor B. S. Dinkins, of the NAN
xse Tees; makes the following an
nouncemens in the last Issue OF that
paper:
aWith this issue of the TnEs we
lay down our editorial quill once
more TO resume the lie Of consci-
ent;ous, God-fearing man" ."-Coluns5ia
Register, Oct. Sth.
Our cotemporary is mistaken. Thus
FAR we have no desire to sever oul
connection with the TDE, or with
draw from the inviting field Of jour
nalism. We are pleased with both
and think We are progressing famous.
II With the first. The Register Will
please know, that The article has So'
as origin iae versatile pen Of oul
friend, Prof W. B. Bonhsm, who has
Sor.the last three weeks filed the
place of editor Of she TINES, and thus
aess;ously reHnquishes his charge
back into our hands
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
sickness Of his leading counsel, Col.
Jos. 81. Earle.
TIE CIVIL COURT


opened Thursday morning. The law
yers expected the Shannon case to be
tried, and consequently had dismiss
ed their witnesses for the dsy. Case
after case was called, with the above
excuse rendered in each case. The
only one tried that day was the case
of Virginia Q. Skinner, ct al, vs.: Jno.
j: Hodge. Messrs. Skinner and VIII
liams, Of Barnwell, represented the
Plaintiff, and Messrs. Noise and Hug
gins, the defendant. At the conclu-
sion of the argument of counsel, the
Court instructed the Jury to dnd a
verdict for the Defendant
The following cases were disposed
of on Friday:
". z. Ryan, rs. Annie F. Caldwell.
: Henry &. Thomas, ct tal-eomplaiDt
for betterments The plaintiff was
non-suited at the conclusion OF his
testimony.
| A. j. Salineas & Son, VS.. Jack Wat
son-action for rent OF handkerchief
for plaintiff.
Francis Morris vs.. Thomas Wilson
suit for damages-verdict for plain
tiff for $40. The defendant gave no.
tice of appeal
The Court adjourned sire die Fri
dsy afternoon.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
FARMERS MEETING.

In pursuance OF call published in
she county papers, representatives OF
the Township Agricultural Clubs met
in the Conrf House on Saturday,
4he S0sh uE-, 10 elect dele
gates to the State convention, soon
10 meet in Columbia, and to do such
other work as was embraced in the
can. There were tiirty-four dele
gates present, all the clubs being rep
resented except Summerton, New
Town, Sandy Grove, Douglas and
New Zion.
The meeting adopted for ifs gov
eminent, the constitution and bylaws
Of the County Agricultural society.
The convention gave an expression
o2She views of the members on the
agricultura, lien law by q vote Of the
clubs. There was cast q votes: II
for the repeal of the law and six
against. Harmony, Jordan, and Pa
.no,a delegates refrained from voting
ON the ground that their clubs had
failed to take any action in reference
thereto. The establishment of State
agricultural college, separate and dis
Sinet from the State University, and
to be controlled by farmers, was dis
cussed. A majority Of the conven-
tson was in fsvor of such an institu-
s;on conducted on this independent
principle; but there was strong and
sensible opposition to the plan.
An election Of delegates by ballot
TO the State convention resulted in
the choice of Messrs. j. E Tindal, S.
3. Chandler, and r. B. Belser, with
Messrs. L. q. DesChamps, 7. A
Mills, and J. III. Knight, as alternates.
This ended the business, and an ad-
iournment followed. It was purely
9 business meeting, and the proceed
ings were conducted in an harmonious
business manner. 4 number of our
leading farmers are banded together
in the effort to make permanent, the
farmers organization. They repre-
sent the brain, intelligence and capi-
tai of this grand industry, and
determined, IS they' are, 70 perpetu-
ate the farmers movement, they
are bound to succeed. They have
our best wishes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
THECOURT.

The only case tried after Tuesday
was Joseph Addison, charged with
rape. The case consumed all the fore
part of the day, and resulted in the
acouittal OF the prisoner. He was de-
Tended by Jos F. Rhame, Esq.
The case against Thomas E. Shan
on was continued on account OF the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03

-NUH 10 F1INI II otVIIo tHI III SVIIOAIo c1NCcPS
Register, Ebenezer, Cane Savannah, Water
ee and Simms'
Passengers for Columbia and all point
on C. l. G. r. R., c. C. 4 A. R. R. stations
Aiken Junction, and all points beyond
should take No. 49, Pullman Sleeper for
Augusta on this train.
J. F. DIVINE, General Supt.
J. R. KESLY, Sup't. Trans.
T. NJ. EMERSON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
Affidavit Submitted
to the Grand jury.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLARENDON,

COUNTY OF CLARENDON.
DEFORE me, John S. Wilson, = Trial
ID Justice. personally came Samuel D.
NJ. Chandler. who being duly svorn. says:
That Rob't NJ. Thompson. q public officer,
whose authority is limited to single Ju-
dicial District. has been guilty of official
misconduct. In this that he has undertak
en- % commit this deponent to Jail on an IL
legal ezisI. not having he'd deponent arrest
ed. before such trial. and when dsponent
was not present at scch trial.
S. D. u. CHANDLER.
Sworn to before me. this. 2sth day Of 90
sober, 1886.
5om s. Wuees. ::
Trial Justice OF G!sreSdon 90. -
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
Or n BAER.

Wholesale Druggist, Nos 131 g. 1873
Meeting street, Charleston, S. G.
Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Foreign
and Domestic Chemicals, Glassware,
Spices, Brushes, Essential Oils, Sur
gical instruments, Perfumery, Fancy
Goods, SHOW CASES, of all sizes,
and all articles usually found in a
First-class Drug House. Prices low
Quick sales and small profits
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
We extend TO Prof. ". B. Bonhan

We extend to Prof. W. B. Bonhsm
our sincere thanks in acknowledge
ment of his sble management Of the
TmEs during the pass three weeks
His efficient aud timely service we
shall always remember, aud the first
opportunity viii be hailed with pleas
ure when we can express our graft
sude to him in terms other than mere
words.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03

The Mesos and Coas,"ier has estab-
Eshed branch Office in the City Of
Augusta The Courier s, TIC he''eve,
Che best daily in the South: and 1t ls
with pleasure We notice the recog-
n;tson of its merit abroad.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
WILMINGTON, COLUMBIA AID hu-
eusia Railroad.

GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
April &c, 1886.
m IE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE will be
operated on and after this date:
No AS Dairy
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
Our Standard Bearers.

Our Standard Bearers.
Governor,
] P. RICHARDSON, Of Clarendon.
lieutenant Governor,
W L MAuLDN, OF Greenv;ue.
Secretary Of State,
". q LE1rSER, Of Kershaw.
Comptroller General,
". E. SToSEy, Of Berkeley.
Attorney General,
]. q. EARLE, Of Sumter.
&cte Treasurer,
Is. BAMsEse, of Barnwel
.Adiaons and Inspector General,
n. l. BoxHAM, Of Abbeviile.
Superintendent Of Education,
J.H. RICE, Of Abbeville.
Congress, for Third Daaric:,
Geo. ". DAReAS, OF Darlington.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Senate,
JosEpH F. RHAME.
House of Representatives,
JAMES E. T1SDL,
E r. PLowDES, JR
Audator,
D. J. BsADHAM.
Treasurer,
q. q. HUGG1Ns.
School Commissioner,
P. G. BENBow.
PROBATE Judge,
L. APPELT.
County Commissioners.
4. MoULrs1E BsAnRosD,
E. C. HORTON,
TT. Cole.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03
AOR7AEATEPN R. R, COMPANY.

Fast Line between CHARLESTON AND
COLUMBIA AND UPPER South CAROLINA.
Condensed Schedule
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-11-03

SEILOH's CURE will Immediately re.
lieve Group, Whooping Cough, and BFon'
chitis.