The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-07
TO REPRESENT SOUTH CAROLINA.
Delegates to the Interstate Farmers
Association Which Will Meet at Mont
gomery Ala, on August Goth.

Delegates to the Interstate Farmers
Association Which Will Meet at Mont
gomery Ala, on August Goth.
The Interstate Farmers Association
is composed of delegates from all of the
cotton States, each Congressional dis
trict in these States being entitled to
five votes. 1t was organized at
Atlanta in 1887, and met last
year at Raleigh, n. G. 1t will
meet this year at Montgomery, Ala,
August Goth. A subject of discussion
is assigned to each State included in the
Association agricultural Depression,
Causes and Remedy" is the subject
assigned to South Carolina. Mr.. T. N.
Rainsford of Trenton has consented to
make the opening address on this sub
ject.
The railroads have promised to give a
special rate of about four cents per
mile for the round trip. \ large auc.
interesting meeting is expected. The
delegates are appointed by the vice pres
ident for each State. Col. E.. r. Nc
Iver, the vice president for South Caro-
lima, has appointed the following list of
delegates and alternatcS:
First Congressional District-Dele-
gates: A.. H. DuPre, McClellanville;
DR.. Z. N Royal, Mt. Pleasant; DR.. J..
W. Summers, Ha;gler; DIR. D. J. Knots,
Pine Plains; B. Stokes, Walterboro. Al,
ternates: II. +. W.-Bruer, Charleston;
Jas. c. Doar. McClellanville; DR.. 90. H.
Oft, Branchville; H. J. Seibels, Sandy
Run; L. A. Harper, St. Georges.
Second District Delegates: I. n.
Rainsford, Trenton; Hon. L. W. You
mans, Sanders; Hon. A. P. Butler, Co
lumbia; Lewis Bradwell, Aiken; G. }. G.
Hutson, Yemassee. Alternates: L. B.
Mays, Edgefeld; Pinckney Brown, Mar
tins; NJ. T. Holley, Aiken; J. N. Pen
ur-ee stsarIET, CttT1Iefon County; y: J
Gooding, Hampton.
Third Observation-Disclosures: DR.. G. H
Waddell, Coronaca; J. Bolton Watson
Anderson: J. R. Davidson, Newberry
O. H. Schumacher, Walhalla; J. W
Brunson, Easley. Alternates: J. n
King, Ninety-Six; W. A. Neal, Auder
son; Hon. W. D. Hardy, Shelton; DR.
j. L. NJ. Curry, Fair Play; W. T. Bowen
Pickens.
Fourth District-Delegates: Hon. NJ
L. Donaldson, Greenville; +. L. Ander
son, Reidville; J. I. Douglass, Colt
Well; Aaron Cannon, Goodgion'S: I. P
Mitchell, Woodward's. Alternates: H
B. Buist, Greenvlllc; Geo. W. Turner
Spartanburg; S. S. Walker, SunnySide
J. H. Wharton, Waterloo; l.. I. WildS
Ridgeway.
Fifth District-Delegates: R. A
Love, Chester; a. H. White, Rock Hill
W.. K. Thompson, Liberty Hill; W
J. McIlwane, Lancaster; D. 7. Red
fearn, Chesterfield. Alternates: 0. A
Wylic, Richburg; Henly Massey
Tirzah; S. L. Long, Camden; J. K
Massey, Lancaster; &. W. Spencer
Chesterfield.
Sixth District Delegates: Jas. Man.
ming, Little Rock; E. NJ. Williamson,
Jarii;c.ton; F. NJ. Rogers, Jr., Florence
C. F. Moore, Bennettsville; E. W. Plow.
den, Foreston Alternates:T. W. Beatty,
Port Harrelson; J. c. Clements, Lydia:
B. B. McWhite, Bostick's; William B.
Drake. Bennettsville; J. J. Ingraham,
Manning.
Seventh District-DelegateS vii
liam Miles Hazard, Georgetown; DR.. A.
z. Heightway, Beaufort; Hon. ". o.
Cain, Ramsay, J. {. F. Sims, Columbia
G. S. Cooper, Indiantown. Alternates
7. W. Doar, Georgetown; DR.. I. S.
Waring, Young'S Island; r. NJ. Cooper,
Mayesvillc; E. r. Walters, Orangeburg
John 7. Townsend, Edisto Island.