The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1891-08-26
News from Silver.

S!LNE:. August Z4.--tt gives Us mnSii
pleasure 10 pick up news interesting not
Only from Silver but elsewhere. 1t w"&id
ada considerable 10 my feelings we're an:c
10 tel! yonali | have seen l"r SeVeIa. weeks
past. 1t wou!d maze book. f"Fcat":. ;
liEe cotton would add more t"''n one t''5e
III that book. There Is no necessity "t eN-
;ggcr;st!oa Tor Capt. liodgtnS has TIE hl'"HI
ana best cotton upon an average anywhere
10 be seen in Clarendon, and | think he
can beat the State.
1t was 4 great source of pleasure 4 few
tlavs ago TO attend a barbecue gwen by Mr.
George Hughes. as IS his custom once q
year ri his plantation on Santee. 1t Was a
lovely day but hot as the san could makelt.
lad the pleasure OF meeting or Tie "cc's-
sion some Of Forestons most popular cit!-
zems. such rs Dr. NcttlcS N;;A iiayn$wort:,
Cl;,r!, y Mason, ------ Matters. and "iheri-
II WAS socially a day OF cnioymclt and we
paltoo:; We'll of Nh. Hii&LcSS hospitality.
Erhc crops III the lower section OF the coGn-
tv are better than they llavc been for years.
/ tinG, mach more attention given to cotton
thau corn. 1t is very easily understood
why the iurinerS are every day Ecco!ninG
bankrupt. 1t viii only take few more
years 10 become hewerS "i wood ald dram
ers OF water
Tie Farmers Alliance IS wonderful or
GanlZ;stion, but Il looks and rointS 70 ihe
time never to control the supply OF cotton.
1t cornercd the iutc trust, and brought the
m;.u uufacturcrs OF it to their senses. Tic
llliance made :: good fight for basging.
and prCvet! What tiey could do by stand
ing rs . unit. They c;,n make another
good fight by reducing the supply OF cotton.
O;s the 18th found my way 10 ''t'ls
cross roads liy special lhVItlt!nN lf"!h NY
lifelong lHend, II. I. 1Urnrr, l was cor
daily reqTeSteu to be present II his house
10 JON the family union aiVSa ny 'he srGa'-
great 'grandmo'Aer ana children OF MIS-.
Mary Mason Eadon. AiS. Eaoon mas
lved to see her scTenty-nlnth year. She
has only four living chliaren-tonr lovely
daughters. She mas twenty-Se'en grand
children and twenty-five grtat-Srand-chli-
dren. She Is connected with one of the
best families IN the county, pe!n@ the
daughter OF hev. Si!ef@a owen, ana SISTER
OF hev. ":tnlah W; owen, whose Me'lo-
alst principles VIII De hah"eo GOWN 10
postefty. l heeu hot tell your reauetS
ABOUT the DoGntliui 'aD4e. neeo ho' teti
you ABOUT II. L. iuli4efH "il''ii1s "eA'' LiH
magnanlmous Efforts 10 render tue occasion
one OF the happlest to the guests, Tor al!
who know INN and have eat 1T MS table,
can testify there IS but one sentiment OF
his hbeial ltallty-welcome. Mrs.
Eadon received many valuable presents.
o0r tI!eal's III u. si!e GioSe to'" See'oN @ie
IN sooo Sneer. wen might l,iey oe' 10, toi
great WIZ oe tncti IeS'sio' ~, n "a ot
harvest ''wai.s 1Helt laoois; !no !! I'iia Gi
tue 2''s' suti1HiTi A'9 eoseieu VIZ d .o',- i
Gus nat ,eS'. we 81" scui1 Aue Soiht' SAIe'
lent cotton: II IS mahileStly SO !nrohsnoa'.
your 81; Iat.i St!.e!' S!i1s 'ntna' iiCe'y
oh Tue pcncn WIN MS JUo'ciai iooc Ae - d
terror to eWl Goers' on copy he IS In
structlVe ana enhSn'enlhs'
pano!a IS the sufferer OF one Oh lhe most
ioui ana asrhest CRIMES !l''t n;.s ever S''tn-
eu het i"ii nanie-.' " iiuie t11' e"its ~
the seyereSt vengeance that co"l1 10 DC vaslsea @
upon tne neIu oi tne Eiteeuei ns oiiTHII VII
et e. IS sio ~ oe ~ 49, oi sHe s1s.t ,oIi .t,
the laws OF tue !Ai1u te''cn MS case VI Sn'ii
Vhe .feHSet pe Ju"se Isnon
silver An4tes "le s''.nie'iAs me S'1i
IN tne nrait!aenI. AuQVnef Uoo!n n''s
stuck hef. Inns tiine awlui!S lear We
Will nave 'on!sIo"h hooo. A"o ne"
stores are no" gong up SO you see coupe
I3tioh mitI pe SHe me - NY :m ht o"rsy
5os"eit ,I is oS.. %a}i .'un mtti Gpen 49, - ,."
Gays. MI. DosWvl popU'aiity as Soens
business niau WI: "".' .i'teti 20 1!i,ei NJ
GE'lehsT Dt ant - ''uo'ie' o' o.'.en's1H
poys. ne ''o WI" open up i Nie SUI '''e
business.
we nave rall:oad acc'lniiioa@tlohS enouan
-ehou;;h "ithouC accommodations "neD r
,oa'1,