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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-28
DIAL ENGINE WORKS.

A COMPANY HAS BEEN FORMED
that are now operating these works,
manufacturing the Celebrated TOIER
PATENT AGRICULTURAL AND
STATIONARY ENGINES, noted for
their great durability, simplicity and
economy in fuel.
Excellent workmanship and design.
Return Tubulor Boilers specially.
Also Saw Mill Shafting and boxes.
Moet convenient shop in the State for
having your repairs done.
All work guaranteed. Foundry work
in Iron and Brass.
Write us for estimates.
II. P. LESTER,
Superintendent.
THORNWELL McMASTER,
Business Manager.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-28

x x i
In closing this Report, I cannot for
bear from rendering to the Board my
CONGRATULATIONS on the prosperous con-
dition of the Association. The recent
improvements which have been made, in
our system of management have elimi-
mated several elements of hazard, and
removed many causes of complaint on
the part of our poicy-holders. I am
persuaded that when they have been
subjected to a practical test, the result
will be to establish on still frmer basis
our claims to public confidence and
patronage.
ALEX. 81. H. STUART,
President.
Active and reliable agents wanted in
every town and county in South Carroll
ma to canvass for the Valley Mutual. To
the right parties liberal contracts will be
offered. Address, with references,
LEE HAeooD, Manager,
adv Columbia, S. G.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-28
The Episcopal Conference.

The Episcopal Conference.
One of the lay delegates to the Episcopal
conference which was Leld on Wednesday,
in relation to the coming Diocesan Con.
vention, was asked yesterday II he could
give for publication some OF the details OF
the conference. :,
He said that he had no reason to with
hold sny information as to any action taken
bv the conference, for the reason that no
action was taken Asa matter OF TACT, the
basis of whatever agreement might here
after be arrived at was not formulated by
the conference. There were no resolutions
passed expressive Of the views submitted
bv any or all of the members OF the body.
He said, however, that nearly every mem
Der, Law and clerical, had views, and these
views were stated and discussed. The con-
ference, he said, was not sufficiently repre-
sentative, as to number, to warrant any
definite action, which could only be had
when other delegates, lay and clerical
should have been heard from: he unoer-
stood that such members would nave oeen
been heard from yesterday, and 1t was then
expected that the general opinion OF repre-
sentatiyes, lay and clerical, could so Tar be
arrived at that plan of action could be put
in shape.
views as expressed in the conference; oue
the temper and tone and earnestness OF the
discussions, there was no doubt that there
would be entire harmony at the next Do
cesar Convention.
The information was also obtained, from
a member of St. Philips congregation, that
the divisions in the diocese would be re-
conc;led by the adoption of the Virginia
compromise, or rather plan, whereby, as II
prived Of none of his rights as clergyman,
but that each and every right could be e1-
ercised either in separate convocation, or
by restriction solely as TO the manner IN
which the colored member should become
a lawmaker of the diocese.-News and
Courier, March %.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-28
Bizma,ck's Pathetic Words-He Says All Ma
sions Brought Sorrow 10 the Grave OF tn
Dead Monarch.
JUsTIcE. FREEDoM AND ORDER.

'tFully conscious of our exalted task, II
viii, after the example Of our ever-remem-
bered father, always be our endeavor, in
conjunction with princes and free towns OF
the federation, and with the constitutional
cooperation of the Reichstag, to shield JUS
tice, freedom and order throughout the
Fatherland, safeguard the honor of the EN-.
pire, maintain peace at home and abroad
and foster the welfare of the people.
"By the unanimous readiness with which
the Reichstag agreed to the proposals to
strengthen the defensive power,of the Faith
erland in order to assure the security of the
Empire, the late deeply lamented Emperor
had the last days of his life rejoiced and
strengthed. He was not longer permitted
to express his thanks to the Richstag. An
the more, therefore. do We feel the need of
transmitting to the Rsichstag this legacy of
its imperial master, who is now resting
with God.
eve express our thanks in recognition
Of the patriotism and devotion it has again
shown. Trusting confidently to the devo-
Gon and tried love for the Fatherland of the
whole people and the peoples representa-
tives We place the Empires future in Gods
hands.
'Given at Charlottenbulg the 18th day
Of March, 1888. FREDERICK"
Countersigned) BISMARCK.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
Our Public School.

We have taken great pride in our
public school which had destroyed much
Of the prejudice which had before ex-
listed against publ: schools in distinction
from private aud tuition schools. Err
several years past the public school has
won its way into the respect and con-
tidcnce ot our ci'iz.ns and Taxpayers,
under the jndicious management OF an
Intelligent board of trustees, and teachers
and scholars have been progressing in
their studies and rules Of discipline, till
the schools had become proverbial Tor
| their efficiency. and general good be-
havior buh 10 the school room and OUT
Of it, till the people had became inspired
with pride wherever the public school
was ref.rrea to aud hardly any citizens
could be heard to complain that thu
money collected from taxation Was Do
well expended. This has been salts
factory state of things. The board o.
mana. gers have been from amongst on
best citizens and although they hav
spent their time and energies gratuitous
" to the district we have been led to belcv
that they have been faithful and homes
in the lultilment of their trusts, Bu
"a schism is reported as h.ving take
place during the pat few days, whic
iorrbodes no gnd to the harmony OF on
schools for few weeks at least. II
due to those interested that the boar
allay. if possible, whatever may threate
disturbance in the public schools.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01

The Oregonian ia much exercised
about the Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern road, and says that it is quite
certain that this road and Jim Hills
Manitoba are both working in harmony
and are practically under one direction
and wants the Portland board of trade
to send an agent to induce branch line
DOWN the Columbia to Portland, as we'll
~ their main line t. : attic Bl: at
tho sane time il wants the Manitoba to
make northn- from Bate city to the
Occur d Alcne mines, aud thcu :; suatl-
inr of hundred miles to the month q:
Snake river It don't caro about It's
making straight line Yves: from Bate
city across the Bitter Root mountains
and down the Clearwater to its junction
with the Snakr. We think Jim Hi
sill not be likely to make this ictour
mouth aal back south to Sake liver,
wacn he can kcop nearly on the same
plralll with Bate west, aud over as
,ol ground and through richer tim
hercd and wheat country, and with a
little more than half the distance, and
have far less chances for competition.
The Seattle, Like Shore and Eastern
have already filed the incorporation
articles, which claim the mouth OF the
Clearwater, at or near Lewiston, as the
poin, where they propose to enter Idaho
Why shonll yonr board OF trade try tC
push their line further north, unless i
De to revenge the Northern Pacific !o
the jnint lease,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01

Items From G angevIlle,


The owl club mt in the woolshcl Of
the Sing Lang wash house on last Friday
night. The reporter on locals gave the
following:
John,p Crooks favors to Mon,
;ana The reporter SAID that Jnhnit
mumbrd something about prospective in
,rrrs,s. bat could not "gct on to" the facts
james Addison is very sick with scar
let fever; also Strinheiser, the gentleman
" clerk 4: A & F.; also TIVE more of
the Rice children: also Que more Of Ne
!. ans children; also a lady in the Lake
country, whose name tac reporter could
not learn
Postmaster 3 Eek has been very i'll r.,
srvtr, DAYS. His friends are fearful To-
him. Frank W. Pearson is assisting II
the Office
w. c. PEARSON anl G 70. hm,i,ka
have ordered about 5000 !bs of bs,b wire
The hired hands cannot sit on the fence
any more.
Il porter ssilthat Parker complained
that the cats prac'iroa ''Volapuh' On BIZ
front step every ni-ht.
O, watch the lettuce and ralshes
grow.
Si.ht snow on the mountain.
Here a motion was Introduced direct
Ing young owl to present a paper on
the old maids of Gran,eville and vicinity
at the next meeting.
Some more poetry was snug lei Ion
the occasion. This,ime from the author
OF ''Floz n Punkios.'
Johnnie c., wha. did you say,
Dat yous eAinc away?
"Oh Is swine to Montacer b,
de hrcakin' Oh d day!
Is ywine TO Mon,aner in de m r
min.
Massa Bill Sma,i.an vat did 20,
say?
Dat you's gwinc away?
Oh. Is gwine to Webfoot by .
hreakin' Oh de dayl
Is .wine to Wrhfpot in de mornil
(To be c,n,inuei.)
Your humble servant, The Owl. TIL
original c. l. was appointed to write II
. the town beginning Will, the bre very an
,assiuy down both sides of the street an
ending at Rev. Georges sawhorse. S
look out.
G The club was disturbed good de,
by the music in the wash house.
The &c. i) Owl.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
he following representations

This superintendent is based upon the
vote cast for the republican candidate for
d.. le-a T. congress at the last election,
allowing one delegate for each two
hundred votes and one FOR each fraction
Of fifty or more. 1t is recommended
that the several county conventions lie
held at the county seats on the lltt day
of April and that the primaries in tie
several election precincts be held on the
3l,t day of March uuless different
time BE- specified by the cannty committee,
At the mee;ing al the central committee
the iolowin. res !iution was adopted viz:
Rcsolued, That it is the tense OF this
committee that no proxies should be
allowed in said convention unless held
hy actual residents OF the county they
propose to represent.
JONAS W. Brown, D. p B. PRIDE
Acting See Acting Chairman
Republican Territorial Central Com
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
From the Elltnsburg Capital, Feb. %

From the Ellensburg Capital, Feb
A colony composed of Nebraska peo
pie are preparing to locate % Ihe south
ern shores of the beautiful lake Chelan.
The advance guard has arrived in Eilens-
burg and are awaiting the coming OF
their friends: 1t is proposed to build
city and also engage extensively IN
farming aud d,irying. The elevation OF
The Chelan country is aboat 1000 feet
below that of Ellen,hurs and the climate
is considerably milder.
The man who shot Jack Sommers in
Salmon river last fall has been captured
through the fundamentally Of MIR.
McCrsth. of Ellenshurg, who is now at
Ruby. McGrath discovered men carry
ing provisions to the murderer, who wa
s,cre,ed ia the woods. aud inform them
that they would be arrested AS accessories
to the crime unless they revealed the
hiain. place Of the murderer, which they
did without further ceremony, ana DC
i. now awaiting The action Of the grand
Jury at Ruby.
The man who killed Sommers, it w
mistake not, was AL. Igo, formerl,
known in this place.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01

On Friday last, s. c. Hale, II. Madg-
wick, Chas. BAKER. T II. Worden, Abe
Anderson and Louis Schultz left here for a
fishing and prospecting tour up the Snake
river and were calculating to be gone alb II,
two weeks. They left here in a larg, boat
with ample provisions to last them, and On
their re urn We may expect big reports.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01

FOR SALE-IG res e No. land
two miles south Of Lewis on l2O area
under fence and cultivation. ENQUIRE of
3l-tf DIR. +. j. BosToN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
II 8 o. O.
CITY JDE EDITORS
CITY JOTS.

0SS. n. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. '-7-u
Promises DO not always win.
Yesterday was the Goth Of February.
They must want to be men. owing to TIE at
tire they wore on sunday evening.
Coed dry cord wood for sale by G. j. Parker
Lswisten, Idaho. 0t''
WATCRES.-Geo. II. Lake is agent TOR the
sslskrated Rockford Watches.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01

II. X. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon, in this city
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
Convention Official Call

Boise City, Idaho, Feb. IS, 1888.
By direction ofthe Republican Terri
torial Central committee, a republican
convention for Idaho Territory is hereby
called for the purpose of electing dele
yates to the National Republican conven-
ton to be held in Chicago June 10.
1888. Sid territorial convention will be
held in Boise City on the 2ad day Of
May, 1888, at II o'clock N.
The several counties are entitled to
the following representations:
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
For Toilet Use.


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AVEP'C Hair vigor has given mo
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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
Ayers Hair vigor,
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers.

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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Apples Potatoes. Carrots kutanagas.
nee's 'aooase an" o'her ,fse'ao'es at
I
Golden harvest Cook stove Is Just ms good as
wiie.Wcst and an epdlcss variety Of psrior
and office stoves of eastern patterns at Bun
Wv
GOOD COOKS Buy PURE EXTRACT
- E> i,;, mpi ~" sr, -; ti' a.: - ""N
w'den'nA'',r',. by the To''' or gallon. II
S'hoel books ean be purchased at j q.
| N"Aiai cheaper ios cash than at any other
pla-e Ia the city. ~
A NJ. o,
~ A&UNS AWa,.. w.
s,oo,hor ut baud, 1t is the only safe |
medicine yet made that wiz remnre all
~ Wn.t; n',. o,,','a,,'i "a 40 "'
a.. ",,i o0' Bly,, ti'o u,,' S s'in ~.
p~'' ''"' t'''' ,, '''' y, ,' .'''s' 1 ~
-, -, 49,, i
h"'''oi, A'eps i"i i'"e % al A"'os VI
s';'r;I, ,';, n.,,;,
on hlm. Bar iron ct assorted szes for sale
|
N,L,o An. Exchange YOU can ret
.Mncro' Whiskey. Wu ,acan Jesse Moere.
Go to u. X. Barnett tor the celebrated
Bain Wagon,
a be S saad i' at so OF L SSss, " c
Brighton Enn.e is FIRST class, and the hest
rancs in the worll. Eunleil has IT.
re-.
Hchoo' supplies at lSa!Hah . 'o' "Ne
them aca'l.
y N. tha. are rra,ful rccvish,
cross or 'Fou,'.u WIN
may Solc' Aee'h'is ans; VI
stomach Dlsoraefs' can r' we SUE, usee
II contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe, Prco 25 cents. Sold by
~ yox,ov. prp,r;.. Lewiston.
E1Asi4tsS I'd y q, !. S.--Al Kinds
III sewing siAachsS,e needles al
a:saHsse:is. Also repairs su:-
sl.is:sed ON short notice. ST.
etc., An for a 'as at %' "aaH ) S Co.'s saSle and
harness shop.
,,o
FOX "a "E'-'oc aresu NO. l 'anu
two miles south OF Le"lS'on ~ ares
, Ar nn n !. nn.rny
IL. ~. 1arnest IS agent Tor the ce!eora'eo
ba'h wagon, IN thls CITY
NNN>S trile with any iEroSt oz
Lung disease. II you nave
Threatened with Cronp or \VbooDiny Couch.
nse Acker's Enrl;ch Kennedy and prevent
fnrtber troublc Il ia n nositiye cure
A"t."SA ' - :
ana we guarantee ~. 1l'co ~ anu wv
;: For sale by j. Q. Moxloy, Druggist Lewiston
= For s,,r-A new Victor Mowin,
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l. Enon;re nf r. e. G. l.u,n,Il
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Best values M~avs gwen 10. .Iahos
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!, M pew piann or Organ has been sold h.
onyons .,oo b,r. f,T several wears. tina
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The Russian Government protests against
the erection by Roumania of forts at Fors-
chani and Gialitz
1t is reported that Jay Gould has bought
the telegraph lines of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe Company for $4,000.
The report that James G. Blaine was
aeGut 70 become editor of the Americdn
Ndgaztae has sroused interest among pub
fishers and politicians.
William Dundon. aged eighteen years.
shot and instantly killed his brothers wife
on Sunday at BiDghamton, N Y. He is a
bard case. but bis motive is unknown.
Edward Harrington. NJ. P, failed TO ap-
pear Yesterday in Court in Dublin in an
swer to the summons charging him with
incitipg tenants 10 adopt the plan of cam
paign, and an order for his arrest was is
sued.
Harry Gilbert, wealthy ranchman liv-
ing near Wichita, Kan, committed suicide
on Friday night by drowning. He had
Just returned from his bridal tour, and had
im5ihed the notion that he was too rough
and uncouth for his refined bride.
James Green, while at work in the plan
ing mill of Tewle Brothers last Tuesday.
pear Dutch Flat. met with an accident that
terminated his life in few hours He fell
upon saw and was terribly mangled. De.
ceased was member of Mountain Parlor
No. 126, Native Sons of the Golden West,
at Dutch Flat and was buried in the Odd
Fellows Cemetery in Auburn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-27
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
sAcRAMEyro. Novemher 96tl

SACRAMENTO, November 26th
FRUIT-Jemons-S S6G7 > box; Cal.
ifornia, sSG4; Lines, s4@5 y box. 75c@sl 0C
p 100; Bananas, SS@S 50 y bunch Tor Islsud
Pineapples, IS 50G7 so: Cocoanuts. S7GS: Pan.
anna Oranges, IS 59G4; Apples, 75c@sl 25 p box
Pears, sl@1 % = box; Peaches, 50c@s1; Plums
9Oc@Sl; Grapes, in boxes, S5G90c; in cases. 75e
90c: Cranberries 2 Dbl, Bell Il Bugle, SO 50t6II
Cape Cod, S11 50G.I2 So
| DRIED FRU1TS-New crop Apples, sliced, ia
/ &C b; evaporated SeSI0c; do Quertered 80
4c; Pears, peeled, 6@7c; Plums, pittec. 6G7c
| caches, 5d6c; do peeled. 10@l2c; prunes,
German, 6@5c; French. $500; French Prunes,
eyaporated, 9@loc; Blackberries. Y q l4c
Figs, California, 4@5c; Apricots, 11@s14c: Sec.
tarines, s@9c; California Pigs, 2 zO-b bx. 81 25:
| per pound in SKIS, &c; smyrna Ovsls, l5c: Flats,
l6@l7c; Tubs, s@loc; Dates, SOB hxs, 71S@sc
Dates. Cartoons. nG12c.
TABLE FRU1T-Assorted, 25S-fo cans, p dos,
| q 80; Peaches, SO 10; Bartlett Pears, 81 So,
| Plums, 81 IS; Blsckber1ies, 80 %; Goose-
berries, 81 So; Strawberries, 81 so: Apdcots.
" 35; Cherries, 81 30.
PIE FRUITS-211S5-iD cans, Apples 81 i0 Ap.
ricots 81 IS; Blackberries, 81 50; Green Cages,
y 40; Gooseoerries, 81 60; Grapes, 81 20;
yEGETABLEs-Green Peas. sweet, lOal2c;
| common, S@9c; String Beans. 5@6e; Wax
Peppers; sos lS@l2hs ssS ib eotatoes-EaTly
Seedlings: 7O@soc p ctl: Onions, 50 a
eos y ~; Cabbage, s5ct@sl; Carrots, 90
sack; bunch vegetables, ,10c q dox: Parsrips 81 50
a. so; Beets, 75c@s1; Hcrse Radjsh, 10ell2o y b;
Garlic, 2@sc: Artichokes, 7o@90c q dozen; Caul-
flower. 95c@Sl 10.
8READsTUFFs-Flour IS 25 y bill; Oatmeal.
lob sack. SIC . b. S. 30 1O0-b sack; Cornmeal
white, 81 25; yellow 50 Is q Is b sacks 81 is in 10
. sacks; Crscked Wheat. 50 20, 1e-b sacks; 81 40,
l00b sacks: Honiny. 81 IS. lob sack: 81 Ss. a
l00 ibs Graham. 81 60. 1ob sacks; s2 4o 100 b.
sacks.
POULTRY-DealeIs prices: Live TURKEYS
hens, 14@l5c; gobblers, 13Gi4c; dressed 16e1lSe;
full-grown Chickens, IS 50@6 a dozen young
Boosters, So 50@5 p dozen broilers, s2@s;
tame Ducks, S5G6; Pekin, s6 5OS7; Geese. $40
EGGs--Cslfornia. firm. 4O@42c; Eastern, 20
DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter-varey, 50 a
S2c = n; Fancy Petaluma, sS94Oc = n; East
@S2c; common. PC. Cheese = California,
I4@15c: Young America, 14@l6e; Eastern Cream,
l5@l6c; Limburger, l6@1Sc: genuine Swiss. 29c;
Hay, GRAIN ANDFEED-ost Hay, si2ssi5 rc5,.Il5 n
ton; Alfalfa do, 50 ali 3 ton; Bran. SIS q ton !;
Middlings, s19 ? ton; Barley, whole, pay
ing I5GS0c; rolled, 81; Wheat Choice milsing),
paying: 81 50 q cwt; Rye. 81 25@2 rs; Tame
81 05 q cwt
MIsCELLANEoUs-s - Alfalfa, sasc;
Timothy, Eastern, 7gse p n; Pop Corn,
Ess Es5 2,ss, g 2e, s;aS5nen shelied' ~ Q SCI NJ
s @ &C. Nuts-chile Talnuts new, 1Oa1lc
California Walnuts, 9@10c Almonds
pew, ls@l5c Peanuts California, 6@61zc;
Eastern, 6@7c. LARD California;, cans, s1z@9;
dilm. sc; nesvy steers, &c; dry, l2, Tallow,
&c New Hops, 1Sdz0c
MEATS-Beef. 5@6c; Mutton. &c; Veal, 769c
Spring Lamb. b.s@ec; Hogs, 6@o14c: dressed Pork,
Bacon-Mediun, l11Sc selected. he; extrs
light, I31Sc: extra light boneless, 1415c-