The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-07-03


sure the drawing Of jury whose
sense Of duty, in homicide cases, will
not lead to the inevitable conclusion
that the slayer is always in the right,
and the slain in the wrong.
SUMMERToN ON A BOOM.
Grand Railroad Jubilee-Cotton Seed Oil
Mill Pienic-SchOol Celebratiou-Trib.
ute to Mr.. Lanham-Oiher Matters.
SUMMERToN, July I've are having
plenty of rain, and crops are looking
fine.
The meeting on last Tuesday to
organize cotton seed oil mill at this
place met in the academy. Mr.. J. D.
Rrtledge was called to the chair, and
DR.. B. n. Badger was requested to
act as secretary. It was agreed to
have the capital $4,000 and the shares
s25 each. 4 committee was appointed
to solicit subscriptions, consisting of
Messrs. Thomas Wilson, s. r. Cole,
R. H. Belser, R. R. Briggs, f. A. Tin
dal, B. NJ. Badger, and J. D. Rut-
ledge. A subscription was taken up
with those present, and quite large
amount Of the stock was taken. We
feel confident that the proposed enter
prise will be a success, and know Of
no section in the State where mill
of this kind could be more success
fully run than here.
There will be barbecue and bas-
ket picnic given here next Saturday,
the 6th, just to celebrate the compile
ton of the Wilson & Summerton r.
R. to this place, and to complete the
organization of the cotton seed oil
mill. The public are cordially invited
to attend, the ladies especially. We
expect quite large crowd and pleas
ant time. Distinguished speakers
from Charleston, Sumter, and Clar-
endon have been invited to deliver
addresses on the occasion. The COM
mittee of arrangements consists of
Messrs R. r. Briggs, j. D. Rutledge,
J. J. Ragin, J. c. Lsnham, and J. S.
Cantey.
have been requested to send you
the following program OF exercises of
the Summerton Academy, at its re-
cent exhibition:
OPENING ApDsEss-Richard Belser.
WELCOME SoNG--
PRAYER by Rev. T. E. Wannamsker.
HYMN, YE BoUNDLEsS REALMS OF joy.
FASrNG Blue BELL-William Lanham.
a LITTLE SPEEcH--Hartwell Richbourg.
TIE LuY-LiLian Cantey.
BE PoLUE-Junius Burgess.
TEE CATAcoMBs-Joe Cantey.
TIE BEST PIcTURE-Henry Cantey.
TEE MOUNTAIN AND TIE SQURREL-Rlch-
ard Belser.
MANEooD-Ashby Richbourg.
TIE SAuoR BOYS DREAN-Carlisle Ragin.
SoNG OF TIE MoUNTA1NEEEs-SabbC Cantey.
LIBERTY Oh DEATE-Victor Carrgan.
ANorEER YEAR-Allie Richbourg.
ROBERT BRUCE AND THE SPDER--Samuel
Cantey.
WEy BE DDN'T Dr-Will Richbourg.
AN INVITATION 10 TEE GEOLOGICAL GAR
DENs-William Burgess.
Two PIcTUREs-May Cantey.
A DILENMA-Leila Holladay.
BEAUTIFUL HANDs--Mabel Cantey.
SOMEBODY'S DARLNG-Annie Rchbourg.
TIE New CHUBcH ORGAN-Annie Burgess.
SoNo-TEE LITTLE STREAhnET-
Exercises OF TEE CARLISLE LITERARY So
cETy.
o.,
| CEosSe SoSu- SGzS
BESED1cr1oS by Rev. Mr.. Oates.
At the anniversary OF the Carlisle
Literary Society, Mr.. A. Plumer Bur-
CESS very gracefully made, in his his
tory Of the society, some appreciatiye
remarks concerning Mr.. j. 9. Lanham,
the founder of the society. After de-
picting in graphic manner the first
days Of the society, he said:
s'To Mr.. Lanham we are indebted
for this generous and mastery work.
Constitution and By Laws May
we never forget him, and as our labor
bears fruit may it I'll rebound to his
honor. Upon his head may the chaplet
of honor rest. After four preliminary
meetings Mr.. Lanham thought us ca
pable of self-government, and took
leave of US, kindly Offering US his
help at any time, to which help we
have never in vain appealed"
These remarks, coming as they did,
from Mr.. Burgess's heart, were re-
echoed in several rounds of hearty
applause from the large and attentive
audience. Indeed, it seemed at one
time as if the telling speech would
have to be interrupted in order to
give place to "three cheers and tiger"
for Mr.. Lanham.
The Rev. r. n. Wells, D. D., preach
ed in the Methodist church yesterday.
There will be preaching in the
churches in this place as follows:
Methodist, Rev. T. E. Wannamaker,
End Sunday 5 o'clock P. NJ; 4th Sun
day II o'clock A. N.
Presbyterian, Rev. L. A. Oates, lst
and 3rd Sundays at IL o'clock A. N.
Baptist, Rev. MI. Wells, End Sun
day, II o'clock a. NJ; 4th Sunday, 5
O'Clock P. N.
Mr.. R. F. Wells, who has been quite
i'll for the last few days, is some better
this morning. q.
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED.
To THE ED1roR-Please inform your read
ers that have q positive remedy for the
above named disease. BY its timely use
thousands Of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. shall be glad to send