The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-09-25
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.
eondepssd Account OK Important Events
From all Over the World
Through the South.


All OF the SALOONS in Jacksonville,
Fla. run in full blsst on Sundays.
The Jacksonville. Fla, market is
now we'll supplied with fine fat oysters.
The negroes have organized Society
for the Prevention of Crime in Jack.
sonyille. Fla
DR.. John S. Linton, the Oldest resi-
dent Of Athens, Ga, is dead. Ee was
just So years old.
The Seatesville N. c. cotton mills
have all their new spiadles in position
and are in full operation
Senator Marion Butler says he will
attend the non partisan silver conven'
tion to be held at Raleigh Sept. 20.
The negroes are rapidly collecting
their special exhibits from North Caro-
lima and shipping them to Atlanta
The work Of constructing the tele-
phone line from Dawson to Albany and
Americus, three Georgia towns, has
been completed
The Times Enterprise, Of Thomas.
vile, Ca, has bought out the plant OF
The Advertiser, and that paper mas
suspended publication
Pretty positive assurances are given
that the temperance party is arranging
to put ticket in the field II the next
North Carolina campaign.
The Brotherhood of St Andrew, com.
prising 1900 chapters, will hold its an
oual national convention at Louisville,
KY, Sept. 25 to 20 inclusive.
W. A. Morgan, well known trav.
cling man, was found dead in his bed
at tie Marshall House, in Milledgeville.
Co.. Friday morning at O'Clock.
It is reported that John L. McLaurin,
Of South Carolina, will, after his pres
ent term in congress ends, remove to
New York. to practice his profession,
law.
In accordance with Leviticus xiii
the Jews will celebrate the begin
ming Of their New year on the evening
Of Sept IS. 1t will begin the year
1856.
Frank Harmon, a desperate negro
murderer, escaped from Jail at Ogle.
shrope, Ca, Friday while Deputy
Sheriff Gilmore was feeding the pris.
oQers-
One Of the most interesting exhibits
to be made in the Georgia state build
ing will be the Indian relics Of D. B.
DYER, Of Augusta. 1t is the finest col.
lection In the country.
After Jan. ! the saloons 60 out OF
Griffin, Ga, but until that time they
will stay open every night until q
o'clock, The city council Of Griffin so
decided at a recent meeting.
Pat Csrnes, Of Cave Spring, Ga, is
dead. ana his wife is lying III from
drinking milk poisoned by the germs of
typhoid fever. The milk was Kept in
damp csllar, which poisoned it.
Marion Butler, as ex-chairman OF the
executive committee Of the North Caro-
lima Farmers Alliance, has turned over
to Secretary Barnes the bonds of all
the officers OF the new committees.
Two solid trains Of palace horse cars
6lled with the finest western thorough
breds will arrive in Macon within the
next two weeks. They will form one
of the attractions at the fall racing
meet.
An accident caused the death OF
Charles Stephenson, at Bowling Green,
Fla, Wednesday. he was killed by a
locomotive Oh q tramway running over
him, be being engineer of the dummy
engine.
The German Shoe company's plant,
whsch Eas to be removed from Louis
Vile, Ky, to Monroe, Ga, is 50 heavily
encountered with Indebtedness that 1t
cannot be removed. attachments hav.
ing been issued against it.
John Temple Graves has accepted an
Invitation to deliver the principal ad-
dress at the annual dinner Of the Mer-
chants' club, OF Boston, Oct. II. This
is the organization before which Henry
". Grady spoke and won much fame.
The Griffin (Ga) News says: a party
OF about 20 people with covered wag-
ons passed Through the city from south.
west Michigan to Marion county, Fla,
where they will settle. They left there
on June and have had good health on
the road
The reports Of insufficient food and
other ACCOMMODATIONS during the dedi-
cation Of the Chicamauga and Chatta-
noogs and the NATIONAL park is denied.
Everywhere preparation has been made
and there ere satisfactory and ample
accommodations for all.
Another accident occurred at Louis.
isyiils, occasioned by the grand army
encampment, grapdstand, filed with
spectators during the pyrotechntc dis
olay Thursday night, falling and in
Turing over I06 persons. Nc deaths
have resulted, but many are seriously
hurt
Mrs. Rhea, living near Osceola, Ark,
was murdered and robbed by two ne.
groes that were working on her farm
One Of the negroes, named Caldwell,
was caught and confessed, duplicating
the other also a mob hanged him to q
limb and at once started in search Of
the othet miscreant.
At Atlanta, while crossing the
Rhodes street trestle Of the Southern
railway about noon Thursday, George
and Kate Adams, aged respectively 10
and years, were run over by run.
away 81 car. The boy was instantly
killed, bis head being cut in half. The
girl was fatally injured.
Perry Mckenzie, of Longley, S. G.
wSs run over and killed by train in
Angusts Ga, Tuesday. Mckenzie
went to Augusta and got under the in-
fuehce Of liquor and while on his way
across the railroad bridge Of the South
Carolina and Georgia railroad be was
oversaken by train and crushed to
death.
& q. McCreary, editor of the Gains.
vile (Fla) Sun, while passing through
PalatEa few days ago, was arrested
and placed under bond Of 81, 900 upon
charge Of criminal libel. his paper
having published some unfavorable'
comments upon the umpiring Of game