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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-10-29
R1-GkIEN.S ARNICA SAINE

The best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chiib,ains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by J. G. Dinkins & Co.
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One of the above named managers at each
box will call upon the board Of commission
ers at Manning, between Oct. 90 and No
vember l, 1890, to receive ballot boxes, poll
list, and instructions, and to be qualified.
!. !. BAGNAL,
J. C. LANHAM,
W. G. KING,
Commissioners State Election.
Manning, S. c., October %, 1890
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FACTS FOR THE SICK!
1 Letter from an Eminent Dicine IN Regard
The Best Medicine IN the World. Read
WONDERFUL CURES.

ATLANTA, GA, Jan 2, 1S9O-Six months
ago. at the request of friend who was in
terested ID the sale Of Kings Royal Germe-
tuer, made written statement OF the ben
efts I had received from the use Of that
medicine. In that statement expressed the
belief that it would cure me entirely Of Ca
tarrh Within the last two months l have
received letters from every quarter Of the
nation calling on me for further informa-
ton in regard to my health. 1t has been
impossible for me to write privately to each
person who has made this request. and I am
therefore under the necessity Of making
another public statement
am free from catarrh. I believe that I
could get a certificate to this effect from any
competent physician have used no med
lcine within the last six months except
Kings ROYAL Germetuer My health is bet
ter than it has been in thirty years. am
in possession OF information which war-
rants me in saying that the relief which /
have experienced from the use OF the medi
cine is not more certain and radical than
that which it has brought to hundreds Of
persons in Georgia and other States.
I feel it to be my duty to say, also, that
the effects of this remedy upon my wife
have been even more signal and wonderful.
She has been almost a lifelong invalid from
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. In a period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pain.
She has been using Germetuer about two
months. more complete transformation
l have never witnessed. Every symptom Of
disease has disappeared, She appears to be
twenty years younger and is as happy and
playful as healthy child We have per-
suaded many of our friends to take the
medicine and the testimony of all of them
is that it is ! great remedy.
J. 3. HAWTHORNE,
Pastor First Baptist Church.
Royal Germetuer builds up from the first
dose, the patient quickly feeling its invigo
rating and health-giving influence. 1t in
creases the appetite, aids digestion, clears
the complexion, regulates the liver, kidneys,
ETC., and speedily brings bloom to the
cheek, strength to the body, and JOY to the
heart For weak and debilitated females it
is without rival or peer.
If you are suffering with disease and fail
of a cure, send stamp for printed matter,
certificates, etc.
For sale by the Kings Royal Germetuer
Company, IA n Broad street. Atlanta, Ga,
and by druggists. Price Sl.50 per concen-
trated bottle, which makes one gallon of
medicine as per directions accompanying
each bottle. For sale in Manning by J. G.
Dinkins & Co., and in Forestcn by DR.. L.
W. NettleS.
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Notice Of t,,g'essii,as! Election

Y ELECTION WILL BE HELD on
N Tuesday, the 4th day OF November
1880, at the legally established polling pre-
circts in Clarendon county. for Il Represen
tative Of the 9Th Congressional District O,
South Carolina in the SIND Congress OF the
United States
The polls will be opened at Z O'Clock
4. NJ. and kept open without interm!ssiol
or adjournment until o'clock p. N.
At the close Of the election the managers
shall Immediately proceed to publicly coUnt
the ballots Within three days thereafter
the chairman of the board Of managers, OF
one of them. to be designated in writing by
the board, shall deliver to the commission
ers of election the poll list, the boxes con
tanning the ballots, and written statement
OF the result Of the election at his precinct
The managers shall administer to each
person Offering to vote, en- oath that he Is
qualified 70 vote at said election, according
to the constitution Of the State and that he
has not already voted in said election.
The following named persons have been
appointed to manage said election by the
Board Of Commissioners OF Election fol
Clarendon county, to wit:
p1SEwooD.
r Haryin, RH Griffin,
L I DesChamps.
FoEEsToS.
J W Cole, Ridg5way,
IA Burgess.
JORDAN
OE Weber, W H Trescott.
T c Owens.
NEW ZION.
E Kennedy, L Barrow,
S " Mcintosh.
PAcKsv1LLE.
il PEBBLES, Jas " McCauley,
F S Geddings.
sUNMERToN.
J E Tenant, GILesesne,
JIG Wells.
FORK
VII Cole, J B Iindal,
Grier White.
MANNING.
R H Davis, Louis Applet,
S. J. Bowman.
One of the above named managers at each
box will call upon the board OF commission
ers at Manning, between Oct. 90 and Novem
Der l, 1890, to receive ballot boxes, poll list
and instructions, and to be qualified.
c. NJ. DAVIS,
B. A. JOHNSON,
W. NJ. PLOWDEN,
Commissioners Congressional Election.
Manning, S. c., October %, 1890.
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Annual Meeting Of County Commissioners

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
CLARENDON COUNTY,
Manning, S. c., Oct. 13, 1890.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY COIlIIS-
| sioners for Clarendon county, will hold
theirannual meeting at y clock, NJ, on the
fourth day Of November, 1880, in Manning,
for the purpose of examining all claims that
may be presented against the county. All
persons holding such claims are hereby no.
tifed to present the same on that day, to
this Board By order Of Board.
P. G. BENBOW,
Clerk 5. C. c., C. c.
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H0uSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

THREE ACRE LOT, BOUNDED BY
i Church and Depot streets. Flre-room
dwelling and outbuildings new. Convent
ent to churches, school, and depot. Will
sell in lots if desired. Address 3D.
MANNING S G.
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raey. I certainly do not; and while
I think that he has made mistake in
lepaing his name ard his influence to
psGhe movement inaugurated by his
6 friends, I shall not denounce the man
who was my comrade in the war, who
was one of the ablest and brayest Of
fcers in my command, and who was
my trusted friend and adviser in rs.
] do not venture to offer advice to
7. my fellow citizens, for my last honest
effort to do so fell unheeded; but I
ado appeal to them, by the glorions
msmcees of '76, by al our hopes for
enduring prosperity of the State, to
avoid all semblance of violence in the
& conduct Of the election. Any act of
that sort would not only tarnish the
fair fame Of the State, but it would
place in the hands of our political op-
ponents the most powerful weapon to
be used against US, and it would fur
aish the strongest argument for the
enactment of the odious Federal elec-
ion bill now pending before Con-
gress.
Let every man who holds the bonor
of our State dear constitute himself a
special guardian of the peace, and let
ms prove to those who traduce US that
whatever differences may exist in our
party we can settle them at the ballot
box, without resorting to intimida
ion, to fraud, or to violence. Then
we may confidently cherish the hope
That when the bitterness engendered
By the present unhappy strife has died
The sun., 1890-01-12
Mn. 1v1Ns's NEW PARTNERsH1P.

Ne SoanS the Law Firm or Tracy, Maenar.
" gland, Bonrdman <e Platt.
It was made known in Wall street yester-
day that from tomorrow Mr.. william NJ Twins.
formerly Of William r. Grace & Co.. will be q
member Of the law firm Of Tracy. Macfarland,
BoRrdman Platt. Notices to that effect will
be issued tomorrow. although 1t is understood
that Mr.. Ivins's connection with the firm really
dates from Jan. /. Secretary Tracy is the
,eehior member Of the Arm. and the other
partners besides Mr.. WINS are William Mac
&arland. Albert B., Boardman and Frank d.
Piatt. son OF ex-senator Thomas O. Platt
opened the Mugwump bureSn at Pine and
William s;rOets- From IT, day and night, pop
guns were fred against Gov. Hill and 1rewor6s
were set on for Grover Cleveland. Mr.. Ivins Is
tho ,Teputed author Of the famous Hustled
Rapid Transit bill
The sun., 1890-01-12
COLLISION ox TIE E1RHArED.

Travel Delayed by n Crash Mt Van 9leIon
Avenue Station, East New York.
There was a smash-up at 1880 A. M. yes
eerday at the Van siclen avenue station. the
East New York terminus Of the Union Elevated
Railroad in BROOKLYN. As four-car train
reached the station the rear car. owing. as it is
supposed. to some defect in the switching
arrangements. jumped the track and crashed
into train on the down track. which was
about to start for the bridge. but which fortu-
nqteiy had not yet received its passenRers.
The engineer. fireman. and other employees
On tho train were badly knocked around by tho
E5rce OF the collision. but 10 one was Injured.
down train was smashed. and tho lamp house
et the station was partly wrecked. the derailed
ear having bumped against it. The accident
hours. and as the track was torn up no cars
were sent beyond the Alabama avenue station
until the afternoon.
The sun., 1890-01-12
SILVER SOLD FOR SOLDER.
Part OF TIE STUFF STOLEN FROM n
=, TRUCK IN TIE roc cor BACK.

Vhros Thieves and Two Receivers Ar
Fested-The Last Buysr Was Selling the
silver at the Unltod states Assay once.
q, Inspector Byrnes has recovered part Of
the silver which. IN the shape OF two bars Of
bullion. was stolen from truck in Washing
ton street near Beach street In the fog on the
afternoon OF Dec. 20. and he has fvo men
locked up at Police Headquarters who are i'm
plicated In the robbery. On the afternoon in
question John BarkleT 4 Son. truckmen at 201
West Tenth street, we're hired by Zimmerman &
Eorshay to cart large quantity OF silver bullion
20 q Cunard steamer at the foot OF Clarkson
street. All the way three young thieves, Ed
ward Rock, John Keenan,, alias Nsgle. and
Thomas alias Rel DuRan. we're watching the
silver burden. and at time when the fog was
thiokest they stole behind the truck. slid OF
6Wo bars Weighing seveDty-fve pounds each.
and disappeared with them. They took the
bullion TO William Gilmartin's junk shop, 453
Washington street. The Junk man thought It
was solder. and after Weighing It gave the trio
o14. which they divided and left the place.
The next day they returned to the junk shop
with q newspaper and read to Gilmartin o
description Of the stolen bars Thoy told him
they wanted the silver value Of It, $4,000.
Gilmartin was n little dazed. He told them
70 give him back his sl4 and take away tho
stun. They suggested division Of the pro-
ooeds. and he finally recovered from his diHzi.
moss and fell In with them. He gave them one
bar to dispose Of They took It to Hoboken.
md faiinR to sell II there. returned It and Gil.
Rarg. which he deposited in the safe OF a neigh
BORING saloon.
:! Mssn,ime, the young thieves became 40
Charley well-known thief recently dis
charged from prison. He agreed 10 buy
$he barr; They met Gilmartin In Seaton's
house In Ninty- -fonrth street on Christmas Day.
the plunder, but after considerable dickerinG
consented to pay $780, saying that the trouble
heTould have In cutting the silver up, and the
1lsk he would have in disposing OF It was
The bargain was struck. One hundred dol
leTs was, paid down. and $50 on the following
Day. Gilmartin got $3.50, and the remainder
we diyided amonR Rock. Keenan,, and Dngap:
appears, was simple. 4 risky. he cut II up and
took II IN instaments to the United States
AfaSsoy OHee. The first lot he took there was
26B ounces on Jan. s.. Last Thursday he called
TO- g get bis money $96I.6o. and md to leave S14
account Of himself. but 1t reserves the
aGnt 70 entertain any !, suspictons that
nay nay arise and when seaton called on
He was taken to Police Headquarters. and on |
friday was remanded to the Yorkyille Police |
CoarS The arrests were completed yesterday |
5sl1. c1sa the gointette three thieyes and two re;
on1ce. The rest Of the silver has not been re. |
covered. II may have been sold to the United |
States In other cities The prisoners will be |
soa he 'SqTi hS SSdnS
tnemselyes resronsible for neglect In losing |
tho bullion. have paid the firm In full its value.
The sun., 1890-01-12
Arr,vea-s.rvKp,y. ian. IL

fHE,l :, ArrIyed-sATuRpIT. Jan IL
go Grown Prince. CouIL ProKreso
"a Be City OF Birmingham Burg Savannah
Y esCAfolne Miller Rikers. boston
. Be RottBvie. RitsOn PhiAd ephia.
b PocASSet Jenkins Fiums
lFor later arrivals see First PagAl
ARRIVED ouL
De City Of Chicago, from New York of RinEAls
Eo EtrnrA from New YorE, Rt ouee nstown.
ID Aller from New York, at BTemerhaven-
EAILED TOREIGN PoRrA
@ Bnklspd, from LIVERPOOL for New York
p LA Bretagne from uGYre Tor New York.
Hs State Of Indiana from Glasgow for New York
The sun., 1890-01-12
Gamblers Arrested.

NEW HAVEN. Jan. 1.-THE police to-day
rAidtd policy shop kept by George, Cox at l4e
made thtrtyBOvon arrests OF who engaged in
play; Al were taken TO the station and locked up
The sun., 1890-01-12
Policeman Ryerson Released ON BAN.

Policeman Ira B. RYerson of the Church
street atAtion. who was arrested Friday charge
Of stealing % Thermometer belonging TO optician
Mayer of Astor House. was released from the Tombs
SOstsrday. George v. Walker OF $50 Western Boulo-
ward became his bondBman In 500
The sun., 1890-01-12
The TL,rtesuth 60 Appear In Gray.

The council OF officers Of tho Thirteenth
Regiment bAA adopted new dresS uniform for pri
VatsG IL will consist of gray troWSsrS with double
black stripe and hip poeketA n"bby double'orsa'ted
SwAlleWt tailed tray SlAShed with black braid with
gold decorations on the collar and skirt and gray
epaul0ttes With back frog and white fringe Tho re9u
lAtioa blue uniform will continue TO DO worn on pa
rAdes under brigade or state orders -,
Major AelntYTS about the starting OF the music likely
10 aAtiSfAetory settled Tho bAndmAStsrH reslRnA
zion has been referred by the council of onosrS 90 tue
Executive Committee, aud the probability Ia that IL
will be Withdrawn.
The sun., 1890-01-12
ausimss slutires.


Men'e COlored Cashmere UnderWear O& IS
suit reduced from 81 so owing TO the late season,
Ool0F0d Marno. 81 50; were dents Md GOVeI
07o. worth SL2o KENNEDY, 20 CorIlAndt st.
Ths WiEard's WslniIEo =" That cough Is dan.
SAlsAm 70 loosen aud cure It." 80 csntG
AOkeps hitterS since 1870 AoknoWisdRSd 70 be
" tar the best and nnSst stomach btsrs made whether
tAkeA pure or with wine or liquor.
AIaIFSs PIIa.-Grsat English 00ut and Rheumatic
RSmOdy Sure PROMPT ARd RnSotiVG At DFuEEiSts.
RaFrS's TPIcOph erOuS removes impurities from
scalp prevents bAldnslA causes hair TO grow. 6Oc-
Keeps Dress Shirts made 90 measure . tor 81
uona better a. any prci. FfH and ril broAdWAI
Ter Oy0VsPtieS, G,IatLbI, sHd DIE0sGlbIs,
a-p sWA0kEER IREAHT FOOD"
The sun., 1890-01-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCR

i1BEP.g{' HHAfuBr AlHAHAc-.fHIs DAI.
pm f1s8... % Sun setA.. 40 Noon rises Ill 10
s HIGH WATkE-THIS DAY.
eandy Hook 10 % Gov IEAnd.II IS Hell dAto... Is
The sun., 1890-01-12
SpeFiAl slOtires.

MES. WINSLOW'9 SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS By MILLIoNGo OF
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TBRTHIN0
with PERFECT sDocEss. II sooTHRs the CHILD
soFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYs ali PAIN. CURES WIND
CoLIc, and 10 the best remedy for DIARRHGA Sold
by druggists in ovsry part Of the world 2So bOttla
The sun., 1890-01-12
THE ANNUAL DINNER

% the YALE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION will take place
y DslmSniso'S 9esh q aud sih Gy- ON FRIDAY, Jan
~ 3iD r. ~. Teketa % each may be obtained
lSR 9s We; H. 4 cSsSSs 5SsssuTss 4 2 SESaa
The sun., 1890-01-12

EKTIRR STOCK OF PLUSH GARMBETA made aud
II hnished i1ai ike the perfect hitting esAlkn gar
nanil wv III liasai 0l nleol1 1p9T n lQa kRsa
The sun., 1890-01-12
&teambGats.

aSs's .s ss:!1. 81. 8 20 P Rs
The sun., 1890-01-12

u:s.s % sure az sHEEs sS' a 1aS ss;ss
The sun., 1890-01-12

.s s s !: Tss.: Egs 81 IRON
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asnrehase ana GSrhange.

MONEY TO INVEST in good patent or scheme of
A. L. 257 East l7th ~.
The sun., 1890-01-12

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Go East

Go East
Via Chicago and the popular Chicago, st
Paul and Kansas City Railway. The thou
sands of people who annually leave the
DRkotas, Manitoba and the northwest fol
their old homes in Canada and he east viii.
find the above-named route safe, comfort.
able. speedy and exceedingly pleasant. II
is t.ne banner line between Minneapolis o.
St. Paul and Chicago. and runs the hnest
hours between Minneapolis or st. Paul anc
Chicago. For particulars address +. =
Ross, Northwestern passenger agent, ~.
East Third street, St. Paul, MIMI, or w
Il. Bousenbark. General Passenger an1
Ticket Agent. Chicago. Ill.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters for the following persons remain
uncalled for at the Helena. Mont, postofice
on Dec. 1. 1880. In calling for them please
cav 'sadyertised."
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for tho
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort OF
Syrup OF Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which 10
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual 10 cleanse the
system gently in the sprinRtime, or, in fact,
at any time, and the better it 10 known the
more popular it becomt {.
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GENTLEMEN's LIST.

EMS LIST.
Amann, john B.
Balsinger, Jesse
Barnes, j. w. !
Bandy. Bert |
Beall. g. +. |
Berk, g. W.
Bower. w. f. |
Butte Packing Co.
Bressler, Clarence
Butler, Richard |
Campbell. Frank
Collins, John
Copper, Will
} CAMEL, John.
Curnett, Livingston +
DrunAnlond, n. II.
Eagan, q. +.
Eckhardt. Otto E.
Fales. Nat
Finnie, F.
Frazer, Charles
Gillian, S. i.
Harris, All
L. Holmes, Will NJ.
Huddleston, James N.
King, Edward
Kinney. Joe
Lane, VIM. e.
Lewis, J. Z.
Lott L. NJ.
Lowell, Seth
Lust. L.
Markley. Scott
Mead. c. w.
Morris, James
Murray. j. G.
Myers, Mr..
Mcconnell, John
McGrath, G.
McNail, J. j.
Nevins, A. w.
Peterson, j. w.
Priest, George
Ramsey, j. F.
kiemon, j. N. j.
Robertson, Hanniba
> Rogers, G.
Schaarsmidt. Herman
samson. L. D.
Shaw, John
1 Shilling, Albert
Steiger. j. b.
Thomas, Hugh L.
A. Irerise. Capt. Ed. Z
Ward, John w.
r. Williams, TomInie ]
Winters, Edwin
iancey, John g.
ADIEs' LIST.
Q Bullock. Mrs. Mag
lily Curtis, Miss Jennie
ID. Dickinson, Miss n.
. Flynn, Miss A.
ark Geppert, Miss Loui
9 Harris, Miss Alice
. Jennings, Mn. n.
ate Kelly, Eliza
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object sale large
Jackson during his months
the eastern among which load OF
Chckering Sons Pianos Mr. jackson
for this entire state Remember
slaughter lasts only 80 aysom December LIST to January
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prslie Suit gema1t. Was Bismatd
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lett benz @iidtritt bes ~eiieruen Gan3lers
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