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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-06-14
Gine afte @pes 2si6aro 2Saaners

Cine ate @pet 2si6arO 2Sasmers.
Mus Miin9en pirb ber ,Ir. 3tq."
gef9rieben: Mls i'm persangenen 5Dm=
mer &i@arb Wagner's grflinaswert
sOie Seem am biefsen Softbeater feline
erite Multiplying erle6te, murbe 5efannt,
bab Der Wteifer bieie unb feline annette
Sugenb : Sper Sas 2~iebesberbof ober
Die @obi3e BON palermo" feinem f6nig.
li@en Greunbe uub G6rberer 9ubpig
III. gum @ei6ent semadt bate. Ser
groBe dubere @rfolg, pel9en ,Die
Seen" errangen-bieielben fnb i'm 3eit.
raum bon 5ebn Monateu 3irtn 81. WsaI,
urb 5tpar tets bel ausperfauftem 6aule
gegeben uorben - bat bic Sntenbans
peranlaBt, fi6 nit Der Sbee gu befaien,
aud nSas 9iebesberbpt", mel6es giei6
ben sGeen" ausfdlieBli9es gigenfbum
bes Miin6ener Sofibeaters 1T, auf bic
Blbne gu bringen.
Man lieB mad Der bDralgli9 geIdriez
benen, aber ftelenweiie fdon fart perz
blaBten Originalpartitur cine 4bl9rift
ferttgen, uno ra6 bieier unternobm Der
@bor Sirigent Soiepb Std bic 6er=
ftelung BEG 2labier. MusJugss. weI1er
nunmebr DOllenbet lit.
Sn o0ernddter 3eit mirb iid nun
bic Opernleitung ein9ebenb nit Der
prifung oes Wertes befafen. Soute
fe babel 5u benz &eiultat geIangen, bic
@i9arb Wagnerfde rSugen6Ianbe"
fit aufibrungsreif unb aufabrungss
tuertb gu balten. 10 ipiro bic @infubis
rung in angrif genommen perben, unb
es beitebt fur biefen Gaa bic Nbi9t,
~Oas Slebesbetbot" i'm CONNER bes
nd6fen Sabres aufSufabren, bas wdre
alfo CUR 3eit ber Oberammersauer BAL,
foasipiele, bon nel6en pieber cine
enorne Steigerung bss Gremben3uHuFes
fur Wiin9eu gu ertparten III.
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aubilanms Minmnna.

Cine ebenfO groBe als angenebmt
ueberrai6ung bereitete u1s 6rau Sd o.
rte Gram, bic ft9 gesenpdrtig gum
Befude bier aufbaltenbe ~liebensniirs
6ige Satin bes 6errn Sobn Gram bon
pOrfiiO Oiaa. Merito, inbem fe uns
cine pra9tpoue SubiIdums : @abe nib,
mete. beitebenb in einem tpeiBen gtlas'
Banner nit rei9er @olo5tiderei uno ber
Wiomun9ssSni6rift: gum Nnbenten
an ben s. SUM 1885,"
Sieie finnige Subildumss @abe aus
Der 0anb elmer 10 liebensDiiroigen Sc.
ierin 1T uns elm bober 2obn, ben mir
poa uuo gang gu iddben tpifen. ben
mir nit berSli9em Danfe %enteegennebs
men uno oefen itets uiiroig 3u fein un'
Ter aufri1tiges unb eifrises Bemiiben
iein fol-!
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9antpfer Ngentur.

, Die ~Greie preffe fir Be
ras@ bettritt bic folsenben 9ampfer'
Qinien. ettbeilt ole ndbere austuRf1
tDeser pafage nod unb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampfi@if. pnb Glen.
babnbilete gu ben n~iebricfien @aten,
Die 2iite Der bon uns rel ,aientirteu
&inien lit:
SGnbtr8 5 Mmeritaniide Dampf'
f@ifffabrts. 0eielIi&aft.
0eb Gtar 2inie (9(ntauerpen).
GOnpa8nie Generate 9ramS.
attantiaue.
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Cine Orotuau,
our Nmsnbirung Der Is. Seftior be.
"a. &apitels Der rebi6irten Or
Dinan3en.

Sci Is bur1 ben Stabtratb Der @tabi
San Nntonio befdloHsn, baB Geftion
Is. bes XXXIV. GapiteIs Der repibirs
ten Orbinan3en amenoirt perbe, baB fe
ME folgt lautet:
Section Is. Das 6alten zines
5dmeines ooer bon Sdpeinen in Ell.
mem Stall; ober in elmer g%in3dunung
innerbalb Der 5taotgrenaen n6rbIi9,
3pei unb cine babe Meile 6fIi1, suei
unb cine babe Meile ilolid unb Big
aur @orporationsgren3e tpeitlid, 10 melt
iibli6 big gut @renae ber @renabas
6iraEe uno 6ann cine Weile iueaIi1
bonn Sburm Der San 6ernanbo Gatbe.
braIe, III Derboten.
Srgenb cine perion, pel1e irsenb
tpel6e Beffimmungen bisier Seftion Der.
leBt, ioa zines Bersebens fduloig BE-.
tra9tet unb nod e~rfolster 8erurtbeis
lung Dor benz poli3eiri1ter. aur Bah.
lung eirer @elbiirafe bon nidt neniger
benn S. unb ni6t mebr benn 5000
(ameibunbert Dolars) perurtbeift
perben.
paiirt 'uno ansenommen am 3
Stunt 1889.
Srpan @aIlagDau.
Nttefirt: MaDor,
6. 9. GIaubDn II, Stabt gIert.
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Iluctuationen inn Msarfte far {

= Gluctuationen i'm Martte fir gis
%fenwaaren fann Sober permeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur9 pieper&S 6uIt.
b eB ausfiibren IdBt. Gabrifanten res
guliren ibre preiie nod hem 1nnium.
piper & S9ultbeB baben fe,s etner
enormen 8orraib bon Gen3brabt, @iien'
ble9 II. /. NJ. unb fe notiren frtibere
nieorige preiie, !uenn bieielben aud i'm
i'm Martte fteigen.
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0emtib Gmgliide gbule,
Gan Antonio, Sero8.

OuH 2eT0B.
anertannt tiidtise 9ebranfalt fir 9naben
ano MaSden; felt Sreibia Sabren in reaer
Birfiamteit gortrefFide 2e6rfrafte unter Be.
ipabrter eeituns. Ser enslifden Sprade tuirS.
nie Der beutiden, belle Mednuna o~eiraaen.
guBernem unterridt i'm 5banifden. Giniser.
maeen borbsreitete Sdaler fnben jeSerseit
gufnabme. Natere gnsfunft ertbei[eu SER
s. @rooS, &raiioent bes Sdul gorfanbes
uno .B m. 8arbed, Direttpr Der NnaaIt.
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Nsent fir .2iitle Merican 2otterie.A
3iebung 8. SUM-. $4,000 fur 25
Gents.
Ngent fir u2ittle So. 2otterie". 3ie.
bung Is. SUM. 81. 500 fur so Gents.
Mgent fur ga. Stats 9 2otierie".
3iebuus Is. SUM-. SIS, 900 fir $1.0O.
Sim 9art, @de Main. plasa.
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&apital qeindt !

CUR Grri9tung elmer Tabrit BON
f@erer &entabilitdt tperben $1,000 ges
iu9t. Ser Wertb bleibt in ben 5dnben
bes 8erleibers.
Ndberes unttr ber gbifre n6abrit"
in Der Expedition Der u6reien preKe".
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&udlenS 0lrnicn.snlhe.

Die bette Gable Der @eIt fir Sdnitte
Auetiduneeu, @efdbiire. 6ieber. uno Saut.
ausf6lag, Glefte. seiprunaene Sdnbe, Grpft.
beulen uno aue Sauttranibeitsa turirt %.
morrtoiben oSsr feline ge5abIuns. 8Slis,
Satisfaction garanitrt ODER bas @eIb birt
snriiderifattet. % Gents bic SdadteI. Bun
8erfaui in allen apctbefen. Dreib, 9bomp.
fon G. &c., 8boleiaIe.
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= Gin beftises 2eberleiben plagte
NIT felt Sabren. Die Mn~tuenbung bon
Or. Nuguf &6ni9's hamburger 3ro.
pfen bringt mir fets 9%inberung. -
Mnton Qlib. 80. 365 Staples. StraBe,
@o6efer, 81. 3.
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Die i9mer3itilsnoen unb beilenoen
GtgenI9aften bes Samaritan Nervine
ltno bepunberungsmiirbig.
Wein Bruoer, psI9er i'm Nlter pon
10 Sabren ftanb, lit felt ieiner ainb=
belt an beftigeH Grdmpfen. Samaritan
Nervine bat i'm gebeilt.-N M. @urs
tug, Sfatis, Minn. SIR $3.50 BEL aIs
len M~potbetern.
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saS~ Wir baben elm paar idon ges
brau6te 8afel.p ianos, tpslde mir bes
ionbers biaig fir 8aar ober auf Ab3ab.
lung ($5 ober $40 per Wonat) perlaus
fen. 3bos. @oggan& Brps.
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nT Sobn Bros. liefern bic
bettsH nnb biaigfen Drudia6en @ebt
3u ibnen.
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n0- Sbr tpart @eIb, tuenn ibrr Sure
9rudia6en bel Sobnon BROS.
anfertigen ldbt.
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aI~ Gil5. uno Stro9bhte,
neue fur bic SommerIaiion bel PAM
& 5obn.
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s.. &. Collins misunderstanding
Gp., go. l, 3. 5 unb Z OF. Soufton.
StraBe, bot Die sr6bte Nuspobl in
@inbs, pferbefrafts, Dampfs unb
0ano : pumpen aler Nrt rtub boratig.
li6fer 2%onfiruttion; WaRer &06ren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb0r i'm @roBs uub
R%leinbanbeI. 0pbrauliihe @ammen
unb Minbmiiblen aller @r6Ben surl
pumpeu unb MabIen iinb bort su ba,
ben Ober uerben auf 8efelung belorgt.
8roBe Nuspabl in allen Mrtiteln urb
bi0ise preiie bel s~eoiesenher aus
iiibruna.
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Sobnstown trdgt ieinen
Wamen bon einem Deutl1en, Nas
mems Sobann Sabas, Der f9, ME Der
gpbil. 9em." i9reibt, i'm Sabre 1891
bort nieberlieB. mo big babin bas Sn.
bianerlaser Ridenopawline gelfan0en
bate. @r ~nertaufte 2anb ali bic erfen
tpeiBen Goloniten. Da Der plaB an
ben oberfen @ewdfern Der S1ifabrt
mad benz Weiten mar, tpurbe er baIo
elm SpeoitionsplaB fur bas giien aus
0untingtDn gOuntD unb bag 6oIa uub
bic prooutte Der ungegenb, uno mar
9anptsO Depot fir bic Nuswanberer nad
benz Weiten. Cine 3eit lang uannte
man ben Ort mad Dem GluB, an benz
er liegt, aber balo trat Der alte Name
So5nstoDn mieber in ieine &eate, tp6h=
renb cine 0ortabt in Der @ebiras.
f@lu9t ben anberen Namen fibrte. IS
leben 10 biele Seuif1e in Ssobnstomn,
6aB bet bortige S9ulratb unter lire
geitung fam unb ein BrofsFor fur Dos
Seutl9e an Der bortigen 6o1fdule an.
gefteat Durbe, big bic Srldnoer mieber
bic Sberbano erIangten unb benz beut.
f9en unterridt pieber elm gnbe mad.
ten. Gu6 cine beuti9.lutberii9e Girs
DE mar baielbff, on nel9er Der be.
tannte beutf6sameritanii9e S9riftftelz
ler paffor GnOr3 Idneere 3eit tbdtig
mar, unb pel@e au9 cine beutf9e
S9ule bate. Inter ben 8erungliidten
unb unter Senen, tpel6e tbeure 2ieben
uno pel6e Gaes perloren baben, fnb
cine febr gan5e Nn3abl beuti6er
Stdmmes. @ef1o{feu..
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"a ginaeIne Nummern unlerer SUI
biIdums : aussabe iub gum 8erIanbt
bereit au 5 Gents in unIerer Office gu
baben. Sic @rpebttio on.
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sa- Warum molt Sbr Yianos sipei.
felbafter Site BON reifenben 9dnblern
faufen, penn Sbr bic e6teu Imerion
in Der n%euefen M%usfiibrung biliger
unb unter lei6tereH 8eotngungen in
benz %bepdbrten 8eiddftsbaufe bon
Sbos. @oggan & 8ros. baben
t6nnt?
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Mutb,s GtabliHement III bas rel.

Wtntb'S Gtablifentetf ID 6as rei=
aenbf ~geleaene 6fentli@e 2otal Der
Stabt unb umsenb. Seben Mittpo9,
Sounerfag, Greitag, Samtag, 9onns
tag Mbenb unb e~benfalls 5onntag Na9s
mittag groBes 8ofals unb Sniirumen=
talsGonaert. Engagement beg SRI. 5 E
paul BON Der frana6ff6en Oper in
New Orleans. We9ielnbes programm.
Imuiement unb unterbaltung in 6aQe
unb Gdle.
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Mutb's 9Sirtbfdaft auf benz 60

WfltB'S NSlrtb1Waft Qlf DEM %
bernement ; 9iigel etfreut ii6 zines
moblDeroienten 3uIpru6s. Der plab
wirb auberOr6entlid iauber sebalten ;
bic 8ebienung 1T aufmertiam; Die Sc,
trdnte fino por5tigli6 unb' mas an I'm
terbaltung 9ebOten pirb, itsbt unti5er:
trOfen ba. NirsenbpO ldBt fi9 be,
4benb better Derbrinsen, tpie BEL Mntb,
SttaBencars fabren unmittelbar mad
S9luB bes Gou3erts nod Der 5tabt,
obne @rtras 6abr9elb gu bere9nen.
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8 8.

I'm bas GreigniB Der N%utunft Der
Glienbabu au feiern, mirb am 26, SUM-
in 8oliao Elm groBes Barbecue ueran.
i%taltet. IS giebt @rfuliionss& Staten Don
San Mntonio, @alpstou, 9ouiton,
CORPUS @briftt. @uero uub Yietolia.
Cine We,le unterbalb Denees'
&an9 in Guadalupe County 1T Elm
Neser erbdugt gefunben lporoen. Ser
&orper mar f9on fart in Bermes
fung iib%ergegangen. Man glaubt, baB
ber Neger bel ber @rmorbung beg SEC
Donalof6en @bepaares on ber ct.
9ebmig 5abrfraBe, betbeilist getpsien
mar unb oaB er bon einem uWob" aufe
getntpft purbe.
= Gin m~ebrtdgiger &egen in Spler
artete idlieBli9 in eiaen nabren Wol=
fenbru6 aug. 9as &eisrpoir Der Wai'
iermert 3ompagnie 1T seborltsn uuo
bat lyiueM Snbalt in Die GluBnisberhng
er9ohen, 3duue unb 8tiden nit f9
fortreiBeub. Nud Der ftnftli9e STE
Der upiscatorial Society, Der nit 81.
f9en angefiIt mar, bat ieinen Damn
SatwotoWen. yin a9hl'0 pafler
g.e9en lDlto aus SeHeflOn gemeloet.
0e1 oa9ou Up UNI a@t JuB gell!e9efl
auo per nleofig eele9e1s a9sll Der Staot
putDe natet 2oener 9eleg1:
gu Sort WDrtb 1T elm @lastaiten, Del.
9st PIE au8eneihe auImett|al'felt auf
ng 5lsg1: perleloe enlDa!t elaen aoer
lsWs JaB gO9eA 6lumpea ooh Sgmar3s
Ua9s.gtoe n ifael ote Sni0rlft:
"pl9osI1a oon Sgmaf59aGs erne
sus Yla seua'g. aleIe oeleioea Don
i9al Sis aeen, yuB; tqatla9li0 uilsr'
lgopIllV, Da1 lWoa 1aaI5'g Sapre lang
Slh1ea gelsagen, oeae iWie0ter 81 nefz
esM; gar9lgaius srlfa9e: Wetlgs
sgan, ~ oelgel' 9aIer, % gul9el;
m maaeI; S.e[ aoaaea oaummoue' pref
S.e'Iel Delea.- @a9s oaoel 1ao Pro:
osa oon gtcs aus aAoeren Sountles,
aoer flnr IN tls y elgarreatafen:
ae el. 5. Us. Supter. Der 1eladfts.
Iagrer Der neoatifIsntal eatile gom1
PAM, ~ am Ii: gum nof stner -Four
nag penn ganganole na@ galas 3urad'
gelegIl. " gar etiea Wfenqt auge'
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us, savors somewhat of forgery. We
think that it is due to the taxpayer.
when any change is made, to give the
taxpayer due notice of such change.
We, also, think the value of lands and
of stock in the county is in most cases
assessed at too low figures, especially
so in the case of land, in some cases
the land not being assessed at one
tenth its value.
We have examined the poor-house,
and find it properly kept The in
mates, nine in number, are all well,
and say they are satisfied with the
attention they receive.
We present Andrew Richardson and
Mollie Dingle, both colored, for living
in adultery, and give as witnesses NJ.
J. Blackwell, J. R. Sprott, Pinckney
White, June Walker, and Joe Moul-
trie.
We present Eliza Ridgeway and
-Capps, both white, for living in
adultery, aud give as witnesses Tom
Gardner, J. H. Timmons, Jas. Cara
way, NJ. J. Blackwell, and Peter E.
Ridgeway.
We present Vim. Rhodus and Mary
Smith, both white, for living in adul-
terry, and give as witnesses Wash Lo-
gan, James Nichols, and John Mich
OILS. Respectfully submitted,
J. F. COLE,
Foreman Grand Jury.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
PRESENTMENT OF GRANDJURY
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CLARENDON COUNTY.

SLArG-NNoS SOC-N41'
MANNING, S. c., Oct. 80, 1889.
To His Honor, l. D. Wtherspoon, Pre-
siding Judge:
The special committee of the Grand
Jury, J. F. Cole and ". G. Reams, as
sisted by S. A. Nettles as expert, made
an examination last August Of the
county Offices, and found them all well
kept.
All the trial justices Of the county,
except John B. Mellette, presented
their books for examination, and we
find them properly kept. John H.
Mahoney has turned in more fines
during the year than any other trial
justice.
The Grand Jury would like to call
attention to what they consider sew
eral defects in the laws regulating
county affairs, but as such recon-
mendations are generally disregarded,
we forbear doing so. One thing, how
ever, we will risk calling attention to:
The Board of Equalization frequently
changes the figures representing the
sworn value of taxpayers property,
making the amount either greater or
less, without giving any notice to the
taxpayers. This practice. it seems to
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Pelzer, Rodgers & Co., Plaintiffs, IS James
NIcCauley, J. R. Ridgill and others, De-
PENDANTS.
To be sold at Manning, within legal hours
of sale, on Monday the 4th day of Novenl-
Der next, to the highest bidder for cash, the
following property:
First, "All that tract of land situate on the
waters of Sammy Swamp, bounding and
butting north on lands of J. W. Minis and
r. B. Minis, and on all other sides on lands
of James E. Tindal, containing one hun
dred and twenty-three acres, more or less. !"
Second, 'All that tract of land containing
sixteen acres more OF less, and bounding
and butting north and northwest on lands
of Peter Jayroe, east on Raccuon public
road south on lands of W. o. Dority, and
west on lands of B. Presley Barron"
Purchasers to pay for papers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
INHERITED BLOOD POISON.

How many people there are whose distress
from sores, aches, pains and eruptive ten
denotes are due to inherited blood poison
Bad blood passes FROM parent to child, and
it therefore is the duty of husband and wife
to keep their blood pure. This is easily
accomplished by timely use Of B. B. B.
Botanic Blood Balm). Send to Blood Balm
Co., Atlanta, for book of most convincing
proof.
James Hill, Atlanta, Ca, writes: "My
two sons were afflicted with blood poison.
which doctors said was hereditary. They
both broke out in sores and eruptions which
B. B. B. promptly. controlled and finally
cured completely"
Mrs. S. NJ Williams, Sandy, Texas, writes:
"My three poor afflicted children, who in
herited blood poison, have improved rapidly
after use Of B. B. B. It is Godsend."
J. R. Wilson, Glen Alpine Station, N. c.,
Feb. 13, 1885, writes: Bone and blood
poison forced me to have my leg ampurated,
and on the stump there came large ulcer,
which grew worse every day until doctors
gave me up to die. 1 only weighed 12O
pounds when began to take B. B. B., and
p bottles increased my weight to l80 pounds
and made me sound and well. Inever knew
what good health was before"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30
MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. CLAIR
y ENDON COUNTY.-Under and by vir-
tue of power of sale to me given by the
provisions OF certain mortgage executed
and delivered by Joseph Moultrie and Hes
ter Moultrie to Aaron Weinberg, dated the
fifth day Of February, 1889, and duly re-
corded in the Office of register of mense
conveyance for Clarendon county, South
Carolina, in Book S. s., page 10, l will sell
at public outcry before the Court House
door in the town of Manning, South Caro-
lima, on Monday, the 4th day Of November,
1885, at the usual hour of sale:
call that tract or parcel of land contain
ing one and seven-eights acres, lying, being
aud situate in the town Of Manning. in the
county and State aforesaid, and bounded as
follows: On the north by lot Of the estate
of E. NJ. Bradham; on the east by lot of J.
NJ. Pouncey; on the south by lands of Rosa
Weinberg; and on the west by lot of W.
H. Young"
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
AARON WEINBERG,
Mortgage.
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t. Mattheaos Herald, Geo. Just
Brown editor and proprietor, is on
our table. Mr.. Brown has been iden-
tilted with the newspapers of Man
ming for the past twenty years, and
for four of those years was the efic-
lent foreman of our Office. We wish
him great success in his effort.
His salutatory has the true ring
about it:
To-day we launch the ST. Matthews
Herald on the sea of journalism, and
in so doing, we have no misgivings as
to the success of our enterprise.
With town full OF enterprising citi-
zens who have pledged their support
to the paper, and backed up by an
agricultural surrounding unsurpassed
by any town in the State, there is no
reason to fear failure. In fact, the
Herald does not recognize any such
word; but our watchword shall be
onward, upward, until it reaches the
proud distinction of being on an equal
with any county paper in the South.
The politics of the Herald will be
Democratic to the core Always up
holding the principles of the glorious
old democratic party, but while doing
so, always endeayoring to be just to
our political opponents; rendering
unto Caesar the things that are
Cesar's;" granting unto all men the
same Godgiven right that we claim
for ourselves, to have opinions, and
having them, to dare express them.
To those who differ from us, we
will use argument, not abuse; per-
suasion, not sbull-dozing."
We shall endeavor to be always
found on the side of right and JUS
tice, guarding the morals of the COM
munity, and speaking out boldly on
any subject which affects the interests
and weu-being of South Carolina, Of
Orangeburg County, and especially
of the town of ST. Matthews.
We shall work assiduously to build
up the business interests of our town,
by setting forth its many advantages
in their proper light, and in this we
Will persevere, until st. Matthews
reaches the eminence which nature
has fitted her for,-that of one Of the
principal business marts in South
Carolina.
The Herald is an eight-page six-col-
umn paper, well printed from new
type, and is full of live interesting
reading matter. The price is S1.50 a
wear.
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2he Florence Times has been en-
Sged to sixteen pages Of six col
INNS each. It is too big for coun-
try paper, and will entail a certain
and unnecessary loss on its plucky
and progressive publishers. The pa
per was better before the enlargement
than now, and we expect its readers
will be glad for it to change back to
eight pages. The Florence Times is
one of the best newspapers that come
to this Office. Weezpect very shortly
to see it published as daily, and feel
confident if it were now published
three times a week, as four page six
column sheet, at say only S1.50 or 81
a year, the publishers would make
more money and give more satisfac-
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Had there been any strangers in
town last Thursday, to hear Gov.
Richardson's speech, they would GER
tainly have formed the opinion that
since the town was founded, a third
Of century ago, our people had
been totally neglectful of educational
advantages, and that the schooLhouse
was an unknown term. In his speech
on the history of education in the
State, he never once alluded TO the
fact that school had ever been
taught in Manning; whereas the facts
in the case are that during her entire
history Manning has had good schools
and fair educational advantages, some
IF which have been fully the equal OF
k in the State.
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WEDNESDAY, October 80, 1889.
EX-GOVERNOR MANNING.

Ex-Governor John L. Manning
died to-day at the home of his daugh-
ter, in Camden. A public meeting
will be held tomorrow (Thursday)
at noon in the court house, in respect
to his memory. A number of speeches
will be made.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-10-30

Charleston had a prize fight last
week between Jack Donovan, of New
York, and layton, OF Charleston.
The fight took place on Camp Island,
a small island about eighteen miles
up the Cooper river, and lasted about
an hour. They fought thirteen
rounds, and both parties are said to
have gotten beastly mad with each
other, and 10 have beat up each other
severely. About a hundred persons
went out to see the fight. The prize
was $500. Layton was the victor.
The Legislature at its next session
viii probably have something TO say
about prize fights.
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The undersigned would indeed be ungrae were they mott
many thanks for the liberal support Of many of Claen
dons best people We annually enargng business in
all branches, and are offering
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ton. Friend Prince has been in the
business long time, and is first
class newspaper man, but We think if
he will accept our advice, publish his
paper three times a week, of four six
column pages, and charge 5000 a
year, he will make more money and
give more satisfaction.
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year.
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A Card.

I deny emphatically the charge
made against me in the presentment
of the Grand Jury, and am prepared
to prove my innocence by the best
citizens Of the community in which [
live. E. G. CAPps.
Oct. 30th, 1889.