The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1901-11-27
FOR BETTER ROADS.
Delegates Appointed 80 the Grasn'
Wills Ccrivanti@ n
sY GOVERNOR MceWEENEY,
sror7 tht State st La &c as Well
as From Each G;stric;. Iho
Mares of Ehc Ss VIII,
nra Ennainfai
Ara &rpoiNked,

II response TO TIE request cf Former
Lieutenart Governor Mauldin, chair
nan CT The committee on invitstion sld
arrangements for the big Safe gco2
roads gathering It is proposed to hold
il Grss.ril!e aGout the middle Of next
month, Gov. McSTeeney TUESDAY sn
nouncsd the appointment Of number
of delegates frcm the Stste at lsrge snd
frcm each of the congressional dissr:css.
The governor rays thst he has al
ways felt deep interest IN the subject
CT good rcsds, and hopes in~this in
stscoe to be s5le 70 attend the conven'
tion in person and note the IDEAS sug-
Ses:ed by TIE experts with the South,
crn GOOD rca6s train. Ho vii s!:o BY
request address an omoisi Invitation to
Ssa;e Gaoloeis5 Holmes oe North Csro
ina to c4ms to this gathering. NJ.
golmes Las alcea37 dcne much fer the
building o. good road5 II This State.
TIE go7t5.cr IN tie selection Il tie
delegates las, he says, teen guided
largely hy els desire to secure men feel
ing 81 i1t:rest in the work, nen Hao
vould attend tie gathering aud carry
back to thcic several couEties the :dsas
10 be prcaen,ed By those giving tne ob-
i=c5 lessons.
TIE delesstes named are as follows:
AtLsrge-Gen ii G Butler, E3gefeio;
Pen Joo g Sheppard, Edref:d; E..;e
S:osn, S,s:e gsoicgist; Gen EtTsFd
McCrs6y, Cha7lesicn; + H RYaEf,
Coiumbia, + D NJ SHAY, Lsu
roDs; W S King, DsrIipeton; Coz 4
3 Watson, Saluda; Jno B Cleveland,
SpsrtanbuTg; Cspt 4 4 Browning,
Hampton; r S Williams, SsIuds; " D
Evans, Marlboro; c s McCs;l, Ben
nsttaville; J H Wharton, Wsterlco;
Jno G MohIey, Winnsbcro; and Capt
T1ouss Wiiscn, Salem
First Diatsict-W P CantEell, J
Adger Sny:h. Charleston; " T Ssun.
6ers, Beaufort; Natbeu + Tsylor.
Berkeley; B 3 Chardler, Kings rec;
s VI RyQuie, Sr, Gacrse;oRD; V D
MorgaD, Georgetown; II Newton Jones,
Adsm's Ru2.
sscord District-Jsnes N Bell, Jr.,
Bailey Mst:hewe, Sa!uda; " Y Adams.
Eiee6alo; Jno R E,6son, Aiken; ? \
EuaGnel: Aiken; j T Gocdl2g, Hsnp
tor; Z J Brues, Bsmberg; Warrington
Hsiford, Barnwe!l; John Stsubes.
aiken; " + Parks, PsrEs7ilie; Y
sc5ts = zen, Ssluda; Col " c Maulcia,
HanpiuI.
Third Dist-;cs-J N Nichols, Due
West; ] n VsndiveI; An'e1sop; 5 n
Pocl, Westminster; D D Stevens,
Picke1s; Jro NJ SchumpeEt. Nevhelry;
J II MtjoTa, Greenwood; D A 2 Jor-
Gaa, Greenwood; ] n Sullivan, Aoder
son; " j Stribbling, Oconee, AID G +
Tcl:ey. Anderson.
Fourth District-S H Owens, J B
E.kln, F S Earle, D & GobIe, Colup.
bia; Macbeth Young, Union; Arch B
Calvert, Spsrta1burg; j Q Richie, Lsu.
rens; j S Drummond, L1urens; J L
Howell, Canpcbello; 7 j Bedenbsugh.
UDicG; Adam q Hood, WinnsboEo; j
8 Leonard, Spartanourg.
Fifsh District-J G Wilborn, York;
Jno + Gerdoo, Ycrkvilie; " 9 Casksy,
Lancaster; L A WittkoWsky, J B
Phelps, Canfec; L" Roy Springs. Ian
caster; 7 4 Crawford, Rock Hill, John
r Culp, Chester; E L De Camp, j B
Welchell, Gsfney; R N jelly, Grassy
Pond; 4 " Love, C2cster; " j Roo.
dey, Rock Hill. ~
Sixth D:stricf-W 4 Oovli1g, Dar.
lihg,or; James Stsakhouse, Marion; D
Il Traxler, Timmcns7ille; J + BoltoE.
Tatgn'.; D D McCcil, Jr., Belnetts-
vile; & T King, ChesteE6sld;; Thomas
G Ovens, Manning; A B McBryc9:
Florence; Jos. Todd, CoaTsy; J I
Dosier, Marion; ii E Coward, " y
Moore, Bannettsvil!e.
Seventh Dis;Gic:-F ] D Fielder,
Lone Star; \ F Taylcl, Rugsr's; J 4
knight, sunueiy:le; y Il Knigh.
Sunmervi!lc; W L see], Sumter; ? 4
Cross, Lexington; Harry Adams, Con
aarse; j g Jscgces, Welterboro; Dr. :
Z Williams, Cotta2e7;lle.