The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1886-08-04
TIE RSRAI. SOUTH.
Improved Condition Consequent open TIC
Late War.

Late War
Correspondence Of tlae Sacramento Rscos.,-Uni;:,
20 I watched the change through the te.
at rlble time Of Reconstruction and CARPET
70 bag rule, OF misrulc. None CT til
1t changes that have since taken place co1l
2 menced until about 1850. Since tina
Y tune business has improved il al it
y branches; Immigrants have bee Mei
S coined, and in number OF cities North
e ern men and capital have been invited
: Ihe old burned districts in the South
c ern cities and towns have been rebuilt.
r railroads improved, water power sites
I utilized, and many changes made that to
those who have only just witnessed these
changes trctrl7iing there since the war;
; seem little short OF miraculous.
Ih1s change Is not confined to the city
alone. Ihc country and its people layc
also felt the result Of that great Struggle.
even to a greater extent than the CITY
people Frame houses now occupy the
place Of the old pole houses. 4 new
pole house IL the South in most sections
would seem like a relapse to an ace long
past. Lamps have taken tie place Of
pine splnters, used for light SO long.
Clty-made chairs, tables, bcdsteads. etc.
III the place Of the old homemade ssbe-
1ore-the-war truck. Eural magazines
and agricultural papers can be seen in
their homes, and children now read and
for and 10 ,ornnts VIC VIZ r". ,n+., VI '1c Is1
the nririlnoa of ro,.7;,,l. f1s - Il NY cu
There is oloo :. o 1,nra lot t1'Itt-:e-' es'
diyersify the the cro,ps nnosr Senelal ocI2 10
and frlit trees Thn @ c1,nIabaa w. iI-an. :sS.sens o
or AIotLo6;st, ONO af s,a ..'t0ties }DIPttS'
or eosv.booton ' r.aodan w tl"iiie' anu caalrs
tako tba ,1ionn 49, o,,." "ooueti Denches no"
OF T Short m b1nc,s t'ast onGG occupied pya eoup!e
upon Il seems tIat r. t,'[o o.,t oH ~ 70 ?is
one of those old back,Soo,I: 'n,Um cS,,rn,n -
should entitle one 70 RAM, es . s-;nt =,
the calendar of the churches Tn tt+' si4 fnr -.
hours on spcb sao+. ~ l.naai -, ~ ~ @l' toi 4.
even floor and whnn ~ tia -ri re;;o ~ oi'e I'd, :
certainty. TO be- fai-nr o,,t =, 81 ",Ss q !
md baDtize1 in = non5 ainas4 80 G H. "oGsis esI
Young aj;nato-s 6n5 r.a4aU .r r1cooa 1..na VIZ i,
vas pressing endurance 70 tho Ta,1. :,s-' t,,..- i
er edge. Some OF these new cLnrcbas c
ire painted, and sav This With III c.lsS cn', =
ion, that l have heard of one On ~ FL, bio n
He'll Hole Swamp that has IN oroon n
True, no one there can D!ov i Tr} j. b
;ot there all the same. ! ~ ' = Il
Less than three Years AGO. whiIn i, Sc
with q man of This cioss ~ b
Id oversecr and g very hard-yorSipa G7
ian, l said to him: MIR S., what tiid h
on fight for any wav?" Hc hesitafnd of
moment, then looked round ~ his cav ut
en- and his house. and his o,irls on fLo
orch, reading and sewing. and donbt.
SIS, comparing their lot with his and
leir mothers when Young, he rcnliad. n:
| did not know at the time, but | have
ten thought, and touching his new
ouse with his hand and nodding, ne q
included, sit must have been for This ,1l| u"
ter all. y Within ten yards from where - =,
: were standing was his oId Lon,a - az
lie house, with an ear1ben foor co, ;, WI
ming one room. in size oho,,+ - NV 80 :, !A'
ct, and in which he and his Vic a15 =.
e girls had lived until after The the war ,,n.' OF OF
le comparison between the old sIantv or. orc
u Tue ne" mouse OF i've rooms, q nice Cal
ling, struck even him. and smoke SO SO
lumes of the old past tha+ I,on,,ilT TO- lpS
: white, as well as the black man ~ iot
I'D never return again. -' ~
Land that could be DrrcEasad 10, sN;T r
us AGO for fftv cents an soro - ~ ~ !
d for at almost any t;,nn !, T,,,' - - ~ eve
get for e5 or 9f nor acro aa.I ~" ~, - .,
1ber alone mon r. = is W. To,4t I@I, 4a. 49, sne N
S "l'Oit 40 10 "ottlt LIlGL nlttCI,. he
Jpon recent visit was shocked to H. IL,
I q saW-mil IL full blast, run BY an Min
site of Inanv bn,,nI. NV 49,, - L., upon Glb
iey hunt that ~ T hcro oJ 1a;ol ouet "Ht' lstel
,e humber Of the neon1a @ I;nHS inJUy CO. 90 ~ dar
reciate fLcSc cbonoro: y, ~" - W ~ ousi
|, and very often acknowledge thc 81 l1f'. ~ -
fo the var fo,. t 1,o,.;r Iiiimoel1es 1u!- the {
1re abont " 1i'''ils Drought 'n's time
he life and s;oor of 4,o c,..,, hls
k Of the wo go ~, ~ W pne 'oouln 40 not Mel
e. oniy 70 cSn,iS?, 80 oGhses tis s'ences any Bell
e they fonoh+ ~ ~. ~ -. Dlf1ioil ol aLon,
re that it left them in = rosit;o-, ~ ~ -,
re they had to "net ~, and G,,st :, 1iet
: well tilev have done so +hn I'M ~ ~ - -
ed condition of the most iIitcrota ,"4i.0, "1t.o,
2 in the Union testiies today r. p''t 81 - =
ge number Of the Son4;,e,s, ,,oo,-jo ~ ''l.a !;
var was an unn,ived evil ~ = cUt.,t (,7.!,at L
= i v.os . CROFT NJ, - NiohS