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.ALCOLU.

We learn again from the Nr,cs and Co1uie7
that Alcolu Democratic club was organized
Saturday with IS members. D. w. Alder.
man, president; Z. D. Hodge and W. C.
Smith. vice presidents; n. G. NcDu2ie, sec
retary and treasurer Resolutions substan-
TALLY the same as above were adopted, ex-
cept this club, in q more patriotic manner,
resolved to support purity and uprightness,
and was satisfied to endorse one man, Col.
Earle, for Governor.
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Resolred, lst. That we the members of
the Manning Democratic club in convention
assembled do hereby enter oar earnest pro-
test against such 4 course. and deprecate the
feelings of i'll will existing.
2. That we herein and hereby proclaim
cur firm and unfaltering confidence in the
honesty and efficiency of these officials.
3. That we note with zeal and pride the
manly defense Of tie States reputation by
our standard bearers, Genls. Earle and
Bratton.
4 That copy of these resolutions be fur
nished to the county papers and the News
and Courier. Also, that il is the sense CT
this club that all Of the speakers at the cam
paign meeting to be held at Manning the
26th instant, be accorded respectful hear
lng and the members of the club are here
by pledged to use their best efforts to main
tain order on the occasion Of said meeting.
Resolutions of respect were also passed
on the death of Mr.. ". J. Clark, the late
president OF the club.
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DAVIS CROSS ROADS.

EDrToR MANNING TDlEs--I suppose you
have great deal Of good news about Capt.
B. r. Tllman for this issue, so that it is
unnecessary for me to write only briefly to
give you the news from the Davis Cross
Roads Democratic club, but before doing so
please allow me in behalf of our club to give
one more "cheer" for the Tillman Summer-
ton Democratic club. as she SHOWS under
the Ants. think this generation viii pass
away before our waytaring brethren will be
resurrected from their snowy tomb, inscrib-
ed s.The last of the missionary Ants" To
return to our report from the Davis Cross
Roads ciub.s We had full attendance, and
every one for Tillman straightout. We wore
the smile of pleasure as we welcomed the
victorious Hllman Summerton Democratic
club on its visit to our station to-day, and
feel proud Of our sister club.
We reorganized with over one hundred
members and good addition to come, with
the following officers: E. R. Richbourg,
president; J. NJ Davis, vice president; A.
). Rlchbourg, secretary and treasurer; D. r.
Chewing, member executive committee;
and the following resolutions adopted unan-
imously:
Resoired ist. We endorse the Farmers
Platform originated by the March conven-
ton, first, last, and all the time.
I'd. That we the Democrats Of the DAVIS
Cross Roads club do endorse the suggestion
Of that fearless exponent OF reform, Capt.
B. R. 1illman, for governor, and pledge
ourselves to work for his ratification at the
State convention.
Sd. That we will use our influence and
every effort to nominate State aid Federal
officers who are in full accord of the farm
ers' movement in S. G.
4th That the delegates from this club to
the next county convention be and are here
by instructed to vote for convention system
in electing delegates to State and Congress
sional nominating conventions.
5th That a copy Of these resolutions be
furnished to the Summerton Star, TIE MAN
MING TINES, and Charleston World.
Capt. j. NJ. Richardson being present was
called for and introduced. He made e forci-
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Keep in good humor. There is
nothing in the present political con-
test to get mad about. There is no
excuse to sbuse the farmers and call
them names because they wish to
change officers. There is no reason
why you should fight your neighbor
because you wish Tillman, Earle, or
Bratton for governor. Not one OF
them would take off his coat and fight
for you if you were running for coun-
ty commissioner.
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The Times Endorsed III Sumter.

WEDGEFIEID, s. c., July Is, 1890.
Eli0r Manning Iimes:-The Manchester
Democratic club met yesterday evening at
the usual place with large attendance.
Quite warm discussion ensned between
the two factions; the Ants finally withdrew
and the club organized with forty names,
and elected three delegates to the county
convention.
Resolutions were passed endorsing the
March convention, g. R. Tillman for gov
ernor and The MANNING TIMES for the noble
stand taken for truth and justice. I.J.w.
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SANDY GROVE.

New Town Democratic club net at Reid
vile school house July 10. 1890, and was
called to order by President W. T. Kennedy
who explained the objects of the meeting
in most appropriate and telling speech.
The following officers were elected to serve
for the next two years: J. w. Kennedy,
president; D. H. Welch and W. L. Barri-
neau, vice presidents; F. N. Thomas, secre-
tary; membe, of executive committee, F. n.
Thomas; committee on good of the order, A.
J. Hicks, W. L. Barriueau, W. H. Curry. a
committee composed of j. W. Kennedy, G.
T. Worsham, D. r. Welch, ". L. Barrineau,
and W. R. Curry was appointed to draft
resolutions. which were offered and accepted
and ordered to be published in IHE MAN
MING TINES:
Resolred, That we endorse the action of
the March convention in adopting platform
so we'll suited to the all.important wants of
our people; we do hereby endorse the nom-
lnation of Capt. B. R. Ellman for governor,
and pledge ourselves to support him as long
as honesty is the watchword OF Tillman and
reform. We furthermore pledge ourselves
that We will not support any one that is not
in sympathy with the farmers movement
under Capt. Ben's banner Of reform
After adoption of resolutions President j.
". Kennedy gave an enthusiastic simon
pure Democratic speech on the duty of
voters, urging them to exercise their rights
as men AID not as henchmen Adjourned
to meet Aug. End. +. n. THOMAS.
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Dyspepsia

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DEEP CREEK.

Deep Creek Democratic club was organ
lied Saturday morning with sc members.
E. n. Plowden, president; c. E. Schifley
and Whitfield Piowden, vice presidents;
John Wilson, secretary. Member executive
committee, j. A. Mills.
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Tillman Clubs.
MANNING FARNERS' PLATEORN.

The Manning Farmers Platform Demo
cratic club organized Saturday afternoon
with membership of 1873, seventy-fve of
whom were present at the meeting. The
following officers were elected: s. A. Net
ties, president; E. NJ Hodge, W. T. Touch
berry, and J. Il. Ridgill, vice presidents; S.
J. Bowman, secretary; and T. j. Tsdale,
treasurer The election Of o member OF the
executive committee was postponed until
the End of August.
Capt. D. j. Bradham offered the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted
Resolced, That we have heard with pleas
ure that one of our fellow citizens is can
didate for State Office. We therefore
heartily endorse the Hon. j. E. Tndal for
the Office of Secretary Of State, and pledge
ourselves to work for his nomination.
The following resolutions, offered by Mr..
Applet, were adopted:
WHEREAS, The Manning Farmers Plat
form Democratic club being aware Of the
fact that the candidates for State Offices have
not received IN some counties that respect
ful hearing that they should receive, and
being desirous of having peace and good
order in the town of Manning on the 26th
day of July; therefore be it
Resolved, That We do everything IN oar
power to secure respectful hearing for the
public speakers.
ReSolreG, That it is our request that ali
men favoring Tllman will be exceedingly
careful in their demeanor on the 2Gth, IN
order to show to the world that if any dis.
orderly conduct does occur that the respon-
sibility shall not be thrown on the support
ers Of our gallant and fearless exponent OF
the farmers platform.
| Resolved, That we form ourselves into In
dividual committees for the purpose oi
maintaining peace.
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A Missionary for China.

Rev B. D. L:lcas, son of our esteemed
fellow citizen. DR.. T. E. Lucas, now on the
West Wateree circuit, has been accepted by
the Board of Missions of the NJ E. Church,
South, as a suitable man for China missions.
He intends sailing for China about the first
of Septem ber.- Chesterfield Advertiser,
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The Railroad Not to Blame.

=
Our Silver correspondent last week
noted that there was considers
Bile Dissatisfaction on the G. S. & N.
excursion train to Sumter, campaign
day, because the train did not arrive
at Sumter on schedule time, and that
the blame was placed on the manage
:ment Of the road, and asked the su-
perinteEdent, Col Fowler, to explain.
Col Fowler was in town yesterday,
and made the following explanation:
Hsielss us that before issuing circulars
aaTertising the excursion, he went to
The county chairman of the Democrat
ic party and asked him at what hour
the speaking would begin. He un-
derstood Capt. Gaiilard to say at u
o'clock, but that Capt. Gaillard now in
sists that he said half-past eleven.
He then arranged the hour for reach
ing Sumter at 1905, allowing, as he
thought, a amargin Of two hoursSor de-
lays. The excursion train he says reach
ed Sumter at eleven o'clock, an hour
earlier than he thought the speaking
would begin, but as the speaking did
begin about ten O'Clock, it was an
hour later. There are always de-
lays on excursion trains, and Col
Fowler thinks that delay of only
fifty-6ye minutes where the conductor
had to handle ten coaches and five
hundred passengers is pretty good
record Great care was exhibited in
the excursion as not the slightest &C
eident occurred. For obvious rea-
sons tickets were not collected till the
last station was passed, and as it was
only seven miles distant from Sumter,
the time was too short for the con-
ductor to take up the tickets, so he
stopped the train on Pdvateer trestle,
in order to compel the passengers to
remain in the coaches till be could
take mp all the tickets. Had the train
been stopped anywhere else large
number Of the passengers would have
gotten off the train, and it would have
been impossible TO have gotten all the
tickets. After the train was stopped
it took only twenty-seven minutes to
take mp the tickets, pretty fast work.
The conductor in charge Of the train
is one Of the most careful and expert
eneed on the road.
We were very much gratiied to
hear Col. Fowler say that he never
knew Of so large an excursion in
which there was so little dis
orderly conduct. The conductor
of the train told him there
was nothing but good-natured fun,
and only two or three of the en-
tire Eve hundred were in any way un-
der the influence of whiskey. Col
Fowler says that for the size of the
excursion there was less rowdyism
and more sobriety on this excursion
than any that has ever come under
his observation North or South.
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Is CONSUMPTION INCITRABLE2

Read the following: Mr.. C. H. Morris,
Newark, Ark, says: ''WaS down with Ab-
scess of Lungs, aad friends and physicians
pronounced me IN Incurable Consnmptive
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, an nov on my third bottle,
and able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says:
Had it not been for Dr.. Kings New .Discov-
cry for Consumption would have died of
Lung Troubles. Was given up by doctors
Am now in best of health" Try it. Sam
pie bottles free at Dinkins & Co.'S Drug
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SCNlEEETON.

Summerton Democratic club met in the
Academy Saturday morning. The meeting
was called to order by the president, r. n
Mcknight. The first thing in order was
the election of officers for the next two years
which resulted in the election of Il. B. Tin.
dal, president; E. A. Tindal. vice president
Sam'l Sparks. secretary and treasurer: L. T.
Fisher, member executive committee. The
following resolutions were offered and unan.
imously adopted.
Resolved, That we the Summerton Dem.
ocratic club heartily endorse the action OF
the March convention, and every plank in
the platform Of the same.
End. That we will use all honorable
means, TO secure the nomination of Capt.
3. B. rillman for governor, believing tha,
he will give US q government "of the people,
by the people, and for the people" thus
emancipating US from ring denomination
and political servitude.
3rd. That We will not support any man
as delegate to the State convention, unless
he IS for 3. r. Tilrcan as che candidate fol
the next governor of South Carolina, and is
in full sympathy with the farmers move.
mept
4Eu. 1udt We OSAOuuCS ILS IAuS3 etAo ICs
organ, the Nesos and Courier, for the base
Misrepresentation, and unmerited animosi.
ty shown Capt B. r. Tillman and the farm.
ers' movement, and that we firmly believe
that they are not so much opposed to Capt
B. r. Tillman, as against the farmers move.
ment
5th. That we will not support any man
for Congress, who is not in full sympathy
with the farmers movement.
6th. That we pledge ourselves to use
every means to secure good order at Man.
ming on July 26th, the day of the campaign
meeting, in order that all of the speakers
may receive an impartial hearing.
7th. That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to the MANNING TINES, the S,mmae,ton
Star. and the Charleston World for publica,
ton. SIS.
The Summerton club has about eighty
names on the club roll.
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FAC-SIMILE.

The Facksville Democratic club reorgan-
lied on the 18th inst, and reelected the
following officers by o standing vote: Jno.
G. johnson, president; I. W. Hodge and
Jno. L. PEBBLES, vice presidents; c. R. F.
Baker, secretary; and J. E. Tindal, member
Of executive committee There were Y
members present There are now lis names
on the roll. The secretaries of the
Packsville, Pinewocd, Pamela, and Silye,
clubs will meet together to have thorough
revision Of the rolls, that each may have a
correct roll.
Mr.. j. J. Broadway offered the following
resolution which was unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, 1t is necessary for the good
name of our county that at the campaign
meeting on the 26th, order and peace should
be. therefore be it
Resolued, That We pledge ourselves as q
club to do all in our power to keep peace
and order, so as to give each and every can
didate respectful and orderly hearing. B..
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CALHOUN PRECINCT

Calhoun Precinct Democratic club with
Grew last Saturday morning from the Sum
merton club and organized, electing Col. s.
Warren Nelson, president; Il. NJ. Mcknight
vice president; and W. G.. Frierson, secre-
tary and treasurer The club has 5S names
on its roll.
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FoRESToS REFORM.

Foreston Reform Democratic club was or.
ganized Saturday afternoon with 81 mem
bers, about seventy:tiye present. JAS. II.
Burgess, president; Junius N. Strange and
B. P. Fulton, wee presidents; 3. o. Cantey,
secretary and treasurer.
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DOCTOR SWAMP.

Doctor Swamp Democratic club organized
Saturday morning with 81 members on the
roll, nearly all present. j. W. Cole was
elected president; J. D. Hoiladay. Jr, vice
president; j. B. Nmmons, secretary; A. G..
Lee, treasurer.
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H,there be any trouble in Manning
next Saturday, it will chargeable to
rabid, If not incendiary, words by
Anti -Tillman men and organs. We
expect quiet time.
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FRIENDSHIP

Friendship Democratic club was organ
lied July 18th with az members. j. 0.
Brock, president; A. L. Lesesne, vice presi-
dent; A. D. Rhame, secretary and treasurer.
Resolutions of this club we're published last
week
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SILVER,

Silver Democratic Club met Saturday af-
ternoon and elected A. W. Thames, presi-
dent; JAS W. McCauley and H. S. Briggs,
vice presidents; P. C. Cochran, secretary
and treasurer The following resolution
was introduced by Messrs. E. 2. Briggs and
J. W. Minis, and unanimously adopted:
Resolred,, That We pledge ourselves to
give all candidates for State offices, who
speak at Manning, at the public meeting to
be held July 26th, fair and impartial
hearing.
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WEDNESDAY. JULY g, 1890.

The long resolutions of the clubs
crowd out editorial, local, and news
matter. Two or three communica-
tions are also crowded out.
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TRINITY.

Trinity Democratic club was organized
Saturday morning. The temporary officers
elected alta previous meeting were re-elect.
ed. a. j. Tindal, president; c. l.. Emanuel,
secretary. The club unanimously adopted
the following resolutions:
WHEREAS, the March convention deemed
it right to adopt certain platform of prin.
ciples which are in accord with our views,
and whereas Capt. B. R. Tillman was sug-
gested as suitable candidate for governor,
therefore be it
Resolred, That we endorse the action OF
said convention.
2nd. That we will do all in our power to
secure the nomination Of Capt Tillnan for
governor in the September convention.
3rd. That we win support no candidate
for Office who does not advocate reform and
the general principles set forth in the plat
form adopted by the March convention, rs
we hold that those who are not III accord
with the principles set forth in the above
platform will not do US any good.
4th. That we endorse the fearless stand
the MANNING TINES and the Charleston World
have taken in our behalf
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NEW ZION,

New Zion Democratic club reorganized
with 10 members on the roll, 55 present.
The following officers were elected; DR.. I.
II. Woods, president; B. DuBose, vice pres
ident;J W. Gibbon, secretary.
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MIDWAY.

The Midway Democratic club was organ
lied Saturday morning with 81 names on
roll, about all present. w. NJ. Mcknight,
president; E. S. Kennedy, vice president;
J. N. Player, secretary; n. B. Barrow, treas.
urer; S. NJ. Mcintosh, member executive
committee.
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DOUGLAS.

The Douglas Democratic club organized
on the 18th inst. with III members on the
roll and rs present. The following officers
were elected: W. J. Turbeville, president;
j. F. Cole and J. E. Beard, vice presidents;
L. D. Barrow, secretary; S. c. rurbeville,
treasurer; w. J. Turbeville, member execu-
tive committee.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing Till
man and the farmers platform and not to
support any candidate fer State or county
Office who is not in sympathy with the plat
form adopted by the March convention.
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Anti.Tillman Clubs.
MANNING

The Manning Democratic club reorgan-
lied Saturday morning with IS enrolled
members, and seventeen present at the elec-
ton of officers. They elected the following
officers to serve for the ensuing two years:
j. F. Rhame, president; P. G. Benbow, A.
Levi, and j. H. Mcknight, vice presidents;
P. B. Mouzon, secretary; DR.. W. E. Brown,
treasurer; and ). F. Rhame, member of the
executive committee.
Mr. J. E. Scott offered set of resolutions
denouncing the methods Of Tillman and
his supporters, and styling Tlllman HIM
self as base slanderer. Mr.. Rhame said
that he could not approve Of the language
used IN the resolution, as in his opinion
the language was too extravagant and that
he preferred tue club to frame more mod
crate set of resolutions. He spoke ST the
conduct of Genls. Bratton and Earle in q
complimentary manner. Mr.. Scott there
upon withdrew his resolutions, and COM
mittee was appointed to submit another set,
which was done, but when the second set of
resolutions We're voted upon the number
present had dwindled down to eleven. The
following are the resolutions as finally
adopted:
WHEREAS, Our State officials have been
charged with conduct entirely inconsistent
with the principles Of honesty and integ-
r!ty. be it
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no ANTS IN SALEM,
S10O REWARD SIM

The Ants failed to materialiZe in Salem,
and no Anti club was organized over there