The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-09-28
COTTON GROWERS.
Net in Convention on Monday in the
City Of St. Louis.
DELEGATES FROM THIS STATE.
The Meeting is an Important One.
and 1t is Hoped That All the
Delegates Named At
tended.

tended.
Governor Hayward, in response to a
request from Harvie Jordan, president
of the Farmers National Congress,
which convened simultaneously with
the Southern Cotton Growers Conven-
tion in St. Louis on Monday, named a
complete list of delegates to these two
gatherings from this State. In NAM
ing the delegates, the Governor,
realizing the great importance OF these
gatherings this year, has, after con-
ference with the commissioner OF ag-
riculture, commerce and immigration,
en6eavored to select as far as possible
men from the different counties who
have large farming interests and are
much concerned in the cotton sltua-
tion.
South Carolina Agricultural Ex-
pertinent S5ation-Prof. J. S. New
man, Clemson College.
Abbeville-Luther Hadden, Due
West; I. Kellock, AbbeVille: NJ. B.
Clinkscales, Due West.
Anderson. C. StribbliDg, Pendle--
ton; B. F. Crayton, T. @. Hammond.
U. E. Seybt, Anderson; R. W. Simp-
son, Pendleton.
Aiken-A. S. Seigler, Crofts; Il. c.
Hahn, Aiken.
Bamberg-W. J. Brabham, S. G.
Mayheld, E. B. Bowling, Bamberg.
Barnwen-L. W. Younans, Fair
fax;J. S. Calhoun, Appleton Allen
Tobin, Barnwell.
Beaufort-W. r. Eve, Thomas
Martin, Bluffton.
Berkeley-J. B. Morrison, Monck's
Corner; Thomas Connor, Ferguson;
Fred Connor, Connor's Station.
Charleston-R. 81. Harleston, Char
lesion; W. G. Hinson, Charleston; j..
B. E. Sloan, Charleston.
Cherokee-S. S. Ross, Gafney; J. l.
Sarratt, Gafpey.
Chester-T. J. Cunningham, Ches-
ter; J. S. Withers, Chester.
CheSterield-A. r. Covington, Che
raw; ". D. Evans, Cheraw; E. L..
Berndon, Plains.
Carendon-J. E. Tindal, Silver; D.
J. Bradham. Manning; b. E. Rich
ardson, Pamela; Abraham Levi, Man
ming.
Colleton-C. D. May, WATERFORD;
a. c. Sanders, Walterboro: W. 3.
Grubber, Walterboro.
Darlngton-E. N. Williamson, &.
T. Howle, Darlington; John T. Rogers,
Society Hill.
Dorchester-W. T. Connors, Geor-
ges; C. N. Gavin, Georges.
Edgefeld-Mark Toney, Johnston;
W. A. Stron, Self; T. q. Rainsford,
E3gefeld
FAIRFIELD. G. Mobley, Wins
boro; W. q. Flenniken, Winnsboro;
J. G. Wolling, Wolling's.
Florence Nathan Gibson, Winona;
DR.. G. G. Palmer, Gainesville.
Georgetown-D. D. Rhem, Rem's;
J. C. Lynch, Lynch'sJ. 81. Donaldson,
Georgetown.
Greenville-J. W. Mccullough,
Green7ille; J. a. MeDavid, Pelzer.
Greenwood-E. S. Addison, J. 6.
Clifton; Ninety-Six; r. ". Hayes,
Greenwood.
Hampton-R. E. Causey, Hampton;
". J. Gooding. Hampton.
8orry-F. C. Burroughs, D. A.
Spivey. Conway.
Kershaw-J. G. Richards, J. A.
Thompson, Liberty Hill; B. &. Bog.
kin, Camden.
Lancaster Leroy Springs, Stew.
art Heath, Lancaster.
Laurens-J. D. NJ. Shsw, Mount
vile; J. b. Wharton, Waterloo; J. O.
C. Fleming, Laurens; J. D. ". Watts,
Laurens.
Lee. Earvey Wilson, MaysVille:
Eli Cooper, MayesTille; Robert NJ.
Cooper, Wisacky.
Lexington-D. J. Griffith, W. q.
Donly, Lewiedale; John J. Muller, j.
Il. Wolfe, Bakersville.
Marion-R. Z. Raner, Jr., Hamer:
J. 81. Manning, Little Rock; W. A,
Brown, Marion.
Marlboro. S. Mccall, A. S. Mat,
theson, c. z. Moore, Bennettsville.
Newoerry-P. G. Smith. D. q.
Wise, Prosperity.
Oeonee-W. J. Stribling, Walhalla
q. J. Gignilliat, Seneca.
Orangeburg- E. Wannamaker,
O. II. Winges, W. T. c. Bates, St.
Matthew's; J. a. Peterkin, Fort
Motto.
Plckens-D. F. Bradley, Pickens:
F. C. Smith, Easley.
Richland-L. T. Wilds, W. D. Star.
ling, c. w. Suber, Columbia; Rich
ard Singleton, Acton.
Saluda-R. B. Watson, Ridge
Spring; T. S. Williams, Monetta;
Clinton Ward, Wards.
Spartanburg-J. B. Stepp, Switzer:
E. L. Archer, Spartanburg; T. j,
Moore, Moore's.
Sunter-R. I. Manning, Sumter;
A. E. Aycock, Wedgefeld; A. <. San,
ders, Boykin's.
Union-J. r. Douglass, Union;
John a. FAINT, Union; 7. c. Duncan,
Union.
Williamsburg. NJ. Nexson,
Kingstree; Wm. Cooper, Cooper's; F.
Rhem, Black Mingo.
York.. D. Witherspoon, Indian.
town; Jas. Barber, Smiths; T. O.; W.
J. Roddey Rock Hill; W. J. Miller,
Newport.
The Killing OF Ralph Wells.
According to Nj. Johnstcne Fowles.
who returned from Clyde Thursday
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