The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-08-09
SOLDIERS BACK PAY.
Information ofspecial Interest to First
Regiment Men.

Mr.. W. Boyd Evans has been max
ing very good progress with the neces-
sarily slow work Of getting the claims
of the soldiers Of the First regiment
who served in the war with Spain in
proper shape for presentation to the
United States government. Among
the members Of the regiment were a
number who remained in camp prior
to the muster out. These are entitled
to months pay. Mr.. Evans recently
addressed letters to all these men on
the muster rolls asking for the proper
vouchers. He has succeeded in locat-
ing all Of them save those given on
the following list, the amount coming
to each man being given; this list the
county papers are asked to republish,
and the men are asked to communicate
forthwith with Mr.. Evans at the COVER
nor's office, this city:
Private James ". Nelson, Clinton,
sl5.6O.
Private David Y. kirkpatrick, Union,
$3.50.
Private Jno. H. Buist, Spartanburg,
s15 60.
Private Jos. S. Lyons, Clifton,
$3.50.
Private Henry L. Simmons, Newber-
ry, $3.50.
Private VIM. P. Maynard, Charlotte,
n. c., $3.50.
Corporal Jas. Casey, Union, s2l.6O.
Private Early A. Patters, Pelzer,
$3.50.
Corporal VIM. W. Robinson, Colum-
bia, s21.6O.
Private Churchill Jackson, Spartan
burg, $3.50.
Private VIM. Baldurk, Pelzer,
$3.50.
Private Sam NJ. Reeves, Columbia,
$l5.60.
Private Jos. L. Pepper, Abbeville,
$3.50.
Private Wm. T. Mcdonald, Able
vile, $3.50.
Private Jos. B. Cooley, Columbia,
$3.50.
Private Albert Turner, Spartanburg,
$3.50.
Private Frank Harper, Columbia,
$3.50.
Corporal VIM. L. Ormsby, Laurens,
s21.60.
Private Henry c. Price, Jr., Parks.
vile, $3.50.
Private Henry c. Richardson, Co.
lumbia, SIS 80.
Private Whitfield A. Hayes, Pelzer,
$3.50.
Private ;Thos. B. Kenman, Green
vile, $3.50.
Private Rowley B. Smith, Greenville,
SIS 60.
Private Chas. Hensley, Greenvillc,
SIS 90.
Private julius E. Land, Greenville,
$3.50.
Quartermaster Sergt. BENZ. H. Ken
drick, Greenville, s26 so.
Corporal Thos. E. Price, Greenville,
S21.60.
Corporal Geo. T. Baker, Anderson,
s21 60.
Private Jno. Baseman, Greenville,
$3.50.
Private Jas. Clutts, Spartanburg,
$3.50.
Private Portius D. Brown, Charles
ton, $3.50.
Private Jno. r. Russum, Spartan
burg, $3.50.
Private Bud Reese, Seward, N. c.,
$3.50.
Private Frank i. Jones, Rock Hill,
$3.50.
Private Frank B. Reed, Chester,
$3.50.
Corporal Jno. H. Harris, Encree.
S21.60.
Private Ab. Blackley, Tatum,
$3.50.
Private Jas. E. Burgin, Marion, n.
c., $3.50.
Private Marion Brubaker, Rock
Mart, Ca, SIS 50.
Private VIM. Morgan, Spartanburg,
SIS. .60.-Columbia State.
Hope They VIII Succeed.
A sensation was created in the session
of the African Methodist Episcopal
presiding elders council Of Georgia and
Alabama Thursday night at Birming-
ham, Ala, when the committee on the
state Of the county reported a resolu-
ton recommending that a committee
be appointed by the council to set be-
fore the United States congress the de-
plorable condition Of the Negro popu
lation in several Of the southern States
and to petition for an appropriation Of
s10O,000,00 to start line Of steamers
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