The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-04-22

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Anderson-D. Z. Morris.
Barn WE'LL. P Folk.
Beaufort-W. II. Lockwood.
Berkeley-J. B. Morrison
Charleston-Geo. Fl. Tucker.
Chester-R. a. Love.
Chesterfeld-R. T. CASTOR.
Clarendon-D. J. Bradham.
Colleton-D. Fl. Padgett.
Darlington-W. E. James.
Edge6eld-Geo. B. Lake.
Fairf.eld-J. E Coan.
Florence Smile A. Gregg.
Georgetown-W. D. Morgan.
Greenville- "A. 81. Dean.
Ham pton-W. S. Tillinghast.
Lancaster-LeRoy Springs.
Marion-E. II Gasque.
Marlboro B. Gibson.
Newberry-E. H. Aull.
Oconee-L. w. Jordan.
Orangeburg-B. B. Moss.
Pickens-J. E. Boggs.
Richland-W. McB. Sloan.
Spartanburg-A. H. Twitcheil.
Sumter-R. 1. Manning.
Saluda-W. S. Allen.
Union-J. a. Faut.
WILLIAMSBURG. Barron Grier.
York-W. B. Moore.
This about finished up the work of
the convention, State Senator Moses
of Sumter offered the following reso-
lutions, which were unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this
convention be, and they are hereby,
rendered to the citizens of the city OF
Spartanburg for the cordial welcome
and attention saown to the delegates
while in their midst.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
convention anG. of the State of South
Carolina are due to the Hon. Patrick
Walsh for his patriotic action and for
his eloquent address delivered before
this body.
Resolved, That the thanks of this
convention are rendered to the rail
roads in the State in passing delegates
to AID from this convention.
The convention adjourned in time
for most of the delegates to leave the
city On the midday trains.
| Commissioner Roche, who is in
charge OF the work of the Chicago ex-
position, was the mainstay OF the com
mittes that prepared the exhibit for
the Atlanta exposition for this State.
THE DELEGATES.
The following is the roll of dele
gates in attendance:
State Grange-G. W. Moseley, R.
a. Love.
Chester-B. M. Spratt, J. L. Argus.
Blacksburg-John F. Jones, J. G.
Black, VIM. Andersen
Bannettsville-Knox Livingston, W
D. Evans, Douglas Jennings.
Lake City-H. H. Singleton.
Seneca City. L. Stribling.
Anderson-G. F. Iolley, j. NJ. Sui
livan, George E. Prince, D. E. Rus
sell.
Pickens-T. c. Robinson, J. E.
Bsmberg-John F. Folk, J. D.
Copeland, G. NJ. Dickinson.
Beaufort-N. Christensen, G. G.
Townsend, VIM. Il. Lockwood.
Kingstree-R R, Stuts.
Woodruff. D. Chamblin, W. F.
Bryson.
Lancaster-Wm. D. Brown, 7. K.
Cunningham.
Midway-F. F. Carroll, Jr.
Darllngton-Brighs Williamson, W.
E. James, J. R. Ware.
Hampton-W. S. Tillinghast, W.
F. Cummings. W. NJ. Stokes.
Fair6eld-T. W. Lauderdale, j. E.
Coan, II. S. Wyle.
| Abbeville-J. +. Miller, F. J. Doug
lass, S. G. Edwards.
Blackville-C. N. Fielder, E. Spann
Hammond, Charles G. Rush.
Carlisle-E @. Houze, J. D. Elem
ming, J S. Welsh.
RJck Hill-John r. London, J. B.
Johnson, R. 7. Fewell.
Walterboro-A. G. Shafer, J. S.
Griffin, B. II. Padgett.
Mauning-E. G. Horton, J. +.
Bradh.m, a. Levi.
Orangeburg-George W. Brunson,
B. h. Moss. P. II. Hilderbrand.
Aiken-G. T. Holley, NJ. G. Holley,
Jr.. James Powell.
Greenwood-W. G. Gambrell, F.
B. COBB, F VI. Allen.
! Greenville "A H Dean, J. F.
Richardson, C. a. McAllister, r. a.
Mcdowell, J. 4. Mccullough, w: j.
Thackston, J. II. Earle, F. B. McBee.
St. George's-I J. Hutto, 7. V. Ap
pleby. George NJ Rumph.
Union-J. 4. Fant, W. Z. Beatty,
W. NJ. Sartor, ]. D. Arthur, r. w.
Harris.
St. Stephens-T. L. Jaudon, Peter
Klintworth, S. T. Russell.
Seneca-L. w. Jordan, G. W. Gig,
nilliat.
Sumter-Altamont Moses, W. A.
Suder, John Reid, Richard l. Manning
Barnwell-F. G. Butler, w. w.
Moore, P. W. Price.
Georgetown-Josiah Doar, Marks
Moses, ). J. Hazard.
| Walhalla-C. W. Pitchford, W. l..
Werner, James Thompson.
Columbia w. McB. Sloan, W. B.
Is. Whaley, N. G.. Gonzales.
Branchville-F. M Stokes, NJ. 5.
Connor, J T. Pearlstine.
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