The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-10-21

are given as follows:
TIE ELECTORAL TICKETS.
Regular Democratic Gree silver
At Large-M. r. Cooper, T. /. CAN'T:
First district, Charles 7. Pritchard, o.:
Blufton; second, r. 3. Watson: OF
Saluda; third, Cole L. Blease Of New
berry; fourth, ]. J. McMahan, OF ken
land; fifth, W. D. Tranthan, OF Aer.
shaw; sixth, James St2cknouse,, OF
Marion; seventh, 7. W. Standland' OF
webster Republican-At Large
W D Crum, of Charleston. First
distr;ct +. Scheper, OF Beaufort, sec,
ond James Powell, of Aiken; thlrd,
+ r ToIbert, of Aobevilie fourth, r..
W. Sc-even. ofRichland fifth. Joseph
Clark, OF Lancaster; sixth, DIR. John
Lunney, Of Darlington; seventh, }.
N. Tindall. of Sumter.
Palmer-Backner-At Large-F. W.
McMaster, OF Columbia; George w.
Dargan. of Darlington. First district,
Frank O'Neill, OF Charleston second, ,
Georz B. Lake, OF Edgefeld; fourth,
Frank Evans, Of Spartanburg; fifth,
A. C. Springs, of York; sixth, A. I.
Harllee, of Marion seventh, James D.
Blanding of Sumter.
Melton Republicans-At Large-B.
%. Duncan, S. f. Smith. First dis.
trict, J. A. Noland; second, D. +.
Yates; third, N. Il. Bryce; fourth,
Prof. J. W. Morris; fifth, Fl. i. Shews'
bury; sixth, Paul Whipple: seventh,
+. NJ Prickett.
TIE STATE TICKETS
Democratic w. L. Ill
lerbe, of Marion; Lieutenant governor,
NJ. B. McSweeney, of Hampton; secre-
tary of stale, D. Il Tompkins, OF Ao'
beville; treasurer, w. H Zimmerman,
of Edgefeld; comptroller general,
James Norton, of Marion; attorney
general, William A. Barber, OF Ches-
ter; Superintendent Of education, w.
D. Mayfeld, of Greenville; adjutant
and inspector general, J. G. Watts, OF
Laurens.
Melton Republicans = Governor,
Sampson Pope, of Newberry; lieuten'
ant governor, w. w. Russell; secre
tary OF state, B. R. King; comptroll,
er general L. D. Melton; treasurer, d.
J. Knots; attorney general, a. L.
Jennings; superintendent CT educa'
ton, NJ, A. Dawson.
Webster observation-disclosures r.
NJ. Wallace. of Sumter; lieutenant
governor, G. J. Pride, of York; secre,
tary OF state, B. 0. Duncan, of New
berry; treasurer, George Canning
ham, OF Charleston; comptroller gen
eral, E. f Cochran. af Anderson: at
torney general, L. D. Melton, OF Rich
land; adjutant general, E. Brook;
Sigh, of Chester; superintendent Of
Of education, E. B. Burroughs, OF
Chesterfield.
CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESS.
First District-William Elliott, dem
ocrat (eol6; W. Cecil Cohen, white,
Webster republican; George Wash
ington Murray, colored, Melton repuo
lican.
Second Dis.rict-W. Jasper Talbert,
democrat; G. T. Chat6eld, white
Webster republican; P. W. Anness,
white, Melton republican.
Third District-A. G. Latlner, dem
ocrat; W. II. Merrick. white, Web
ster republican; (uo Melton repuoll'
can yet named.)
Fourth Distric:. -Stanyarne Wilson,
democrat; P. L. Suber, colored, WEB
ster republican; (uo Melton repuo
lican vet named.
Filth DISTRICT. J. Strait, demo
essas a. J -Ieeaes- -Ehite repuhllc N
fusion.
Sixth District-J. L. McLaurin
democrat; Joshua Wilson. colored
Webster republican, T. Il. MCGEE
white, Melton republican.
Seventh District. W. Stokes
democrat; T. B. johnson. white, Web
ster republican; D. J: Knots, inde ye
| pendent republican, (Melton republl
can to be named on the 10Th inst.)-
The State.