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WEDNESDAY, FE3I'VAY 23. 1 37 1ERMS OF SUBSt'lITPHi: One Year. in Advance $1.50. or $2.00 at the Erpiration of iI Months. Advertisements.-Per Square, first in sertion, $1.00. Each snbsequent insertion. 50c. AD, Contract Advertising at redneed rates. Genuine Early Rose Seed Potatoes at Dinkins & Co's. A deposit of Kaolin has been discov 1 about sixteen miles from Black lie in this State. It is to be devel .ped. The State Supreme Court has de cided that Trial Justices have no ju, risdiction in cases of petty larceny. The convicts for the Penitentiary, six in number, were carried over this time at the expense of the State. A saving of about $50 to the county. Mr. F. N. Wilson has been in Or angeburg for a num4iber of <1aVs in t e interest of the Equitable Assu'rancc Company. None of the merchants of Manniu pay for their names in the paper ex t cept one and a drug house. Mrs. Avcock,'the mother of r. Ja,:. H. Aycock, died on lost Saturday, at! the good old age of 107 years. Mrs. Aycock was the oldest living person in the county. Mr. Charles H. Nelson and MissC Leo Melle Broughton were married on Thursday evening the 17th, at. the home of the latter, by Rev. James McDowell. a Miss Lula Hurst, the great Geor gia wonder, was married in Chatta noogn, Tenn., on the 9th inst., to her manager, Paul Atkinson. She has accumulated about $250,000. Fire eaught in the dwelling of e Mr. W. H. M. Dysoin on last Saturday I afternoon and destroved the greater I portion of the bedding ad n, a-y alI the clothing of the family. Fortn- c ately it was discovered in time to save the building. J. D. Alsbrook, Eso., editor of the Bennettsville Chronicle, has been in town several days. Mr. AlsbrooIk was called here by the sad death of his - father. The last issue of "Dixie." Dublished at Atlanta, Ga., comes to us in anew dress, new cover, and presents an im proved appearance generally. "Dixie" is a progressive magazine and its suc cess illustrates the ability of the South t, maintain a capable journal. (ATARUH CURED. beut-n on I ,W( breath seenred. by Shiloh'-;_tarrh Remiedy. Price 50 cents. Nwai.1niecr fee. The mercharts of Sumter aaverbise liberally in their home papers and V even extend somtimU.es their p:r? age in this respect to neizhhorin~ge towns. We never hear of a Sumvtertte coming to Manning to trade, bunt the people of Clarendlo go in lar:.ze tnumn bers to Sumter to sell and buy. 'The reason can be plainly discerned. t A few days ago a colored man rode a mule to the railroad bridge, at igstree, and hitched it at the south e), ide of the river, and then walked to town. He was detained till late in aq the evening. When he returned to a, the mule he found it dead. It had a entangled itself with the rope and was choked to death. Two of the parties, Bacchus Rich rdson and Jerry Smothers, charged with breaking in Rigby's store, at York'rille, in this county, on the 28th ~ of Januarv, and robbing Major P. T. Carraway of $100 and clothing, were b apprehended at Sumter on the 18th and brought to Manning jail last Mon day evening. Mr. D). H. Witherspo~on in a saluta- z tory last week, announced that he had s succeeded Mr. S. A. Nettles as editor3 in chief of the Clarendon Eiderpr.. Mr. Nettles has for a number of years 3 edited the Ente'rpris~e, and through 1:is 1 able managemnext it becamle a proun-i nent journal -in the State. He I will be missed among the journal- lia istic brotherhood. To his successorIt, we extend the iight hand of fellow - ' V ship. * Deputy Sheriffilreath, vrhile hunt-f ing up t'he highwvaynman in Austin Township on Sunday, says the Green ville News, was astonished to find a t citizen on a lonely road placidly plow. - ing. Inquiry developed th..e fact that the farmer ad somehow lost cout, and was hard at work, believirg it to be Saturday, and fully intending to t est and go to church on Monday. The thoughtful report of the Gratnd Jury, published to-day, is worthy of careful reading. They have recomn- e mended some necessary changes in l our Court House which should forth-' 'with be attended to. We hope the y Grand Jury will remember that they have a right to recommend, and if their recommnendations are not ear-a red out then, to present the oficer whose duty it is, for neglect of duty. SHILOR's VITALIZER~ is what yon rneed for Consumption, L.oss of Appr't. Dizzi ness. and all symc plowu' of Dyspepsia. P7rice 10 and 75 cents per bottle. Mr. Isaac M. Loryes, of Cha'rleston. was in town last week visiting~ is pa rents. Before leaving Mr. Lorea paid his respects to the TDms oflicea and kindly left the card1 of the fim het is connected with, Lois Cohen & Co., a to be advertised. Louis. Coheni & Co 0 are not strangers to thiis cour'y, and ' Mr. Loryea expresses the. wi shes of his house to increaw thei'r pa.:-onagec among the large acquauace of lhin self and family here. It is a relitniei house, and or'rs entrusted to M1r. 1 Loryea will receive his prompt and The annual meetng of the Armer which has ben ad vert ise cnu u ly in this rp-ppr for the lasiorr wee will take place next S1:turda i Court 1House. ThM m(in isI Imer tant and is expected to be iterestin and benee tLe promnoters and e:trues workers of the associadon hatv en deavored throughi the public print t< draw a large body of the farmers on to the proposed Imecting. New o!1; cers are to be elezr-d and other inter esting work will be done. At the be ziuning of the new year those of thi farmers who intend uniiing them selves with the association, next Sat Irday is the time they should b.- pres Iilt and add their names to the roll. THAT H.ACKING C0m'1 caln be P' lumct'v c-ured by Shiioh's Cure. A letter in the Post-office here hat his foreign address written in Span sh linguo. we guess: "den Hern Hern Tvmtho Kurmiak, Nnnink P. C. Seentre Strit No. 214. North A merica. It first reache'd t1iis conniry at New ?,rk and has since wandeIred t"c Sun: er, anville, and ne C. 1u:es to 'da 1ing. But its not to rest Poi. st s soimewh-re in the Proince of Can .J, and has accordingly started it hat way. Died -,t Trio. Willia:nsburg ounty. n Tuesday the 10th instant. Mr. J( - eph W. Aiwras. The deceaSed was >orn in Suwt County on the 10th o )eccher 1-:4. At an arx he awe t" Ckreidon, and has resii-et ere contnu ously ever sine. raisg a irge family of children. Of a quiet. Aest dis;position. Mr. Alsbrook ii.+ harge-d the dutis of a citizen., hon'r bly, a Ad with an unosteniati.us sp wi Ikept miany of his good 'ed om the Ces of the wcrl. At. the eginning of hestilitie betwepn the orth and South. Mr. Alsbrook enter I the Ccnfcederat e armnv. nd did titblal service until peace was declar I. His blood was shed in defence of is country at the battle of S - c ines, beingy severely wounded in tw.i laces from the effects of which he ften complained in after liFe. When Youth conf iessed the relig.eon of Irist i uniting with the :\fethol t Church, be coitnued a consisten ,ember to his death. For several ionths previous Io hi athi. Mr. As rook was engaged i:: saw 2illing at 'rio. The na ladv which took his 1if -as sudden, and before any of lis fain v could reach him, he died. The re Iiins were brought to Manninz 'hursday andl iaid to rest in the vil ve burying groard. Te Sanmter Adqcree has been leased to honor the Tioms by copving n arile published in its cohmuns ver the capion 'AQ Timely Query." Sis most remarkai. v;ow the coin i of the .i. ' binneb-d in stting" up" a p rtiin of the article. e patrt rieferrcid to reals tim "The T1:.s. last summer. joined th~e wrus1 extolijna the benii of a prop dyV condctedCa... lo inturc ssJt on, and hatuents imw th-e careless ess and inzdifferene.- displayed by thie rmners i-i :niewing their organization >collapse." The :Jdcance has it this wvay: "The1 TIimeCs, last summer, jine'd the af and laments none thre cres? d idgnrene dsplyedby the farmw s e.cloihe' benetits <' a ;pe:riy in Y,owin thior organ iza:ion to (collapse."I In another place the Advance makzes le TiMs ridiculous by contorting the ord "proscription" into "prescrip on." Yerily, the type setters and roof reader of the Adtnance were on spree. SLEEPLESS NIG;HT, unde misemblec y that terrible congh. Shiloh's Care is the tmedy for yon. Ladiesa who are looking for a maga ine to meet all their requiremnents' bold see Danr-s MThidyh~ for arch. It has just arrived, and, as sual, is full of information and musement. Nothijng seemas to be aft undone to umake "Demiorest's" the ost popular failiy M[agazie in the orld. There is nalwas somnething to iterest all, fromi the younlgst child the "head of the house.". This nober c-ontains a ver striking~ wa r-color picture (Tue Two Majesties). 'he serial, "Ala Ruat?riain." by [. Rider Haaurd, author of "She" te.,. is a w~ eerfl storv of adventure, s are all of tis 1 wrldreouned au or's productions. The other sto tes, arties, and general informiation n all household matters are too nu meroums to mention. ThUimaz~lineC as~ LakenI a firm stand on tile Prohiib ,io) question, wtiichf makes itppu r in families where there are boys to Xuenze. Nor are the girls f irgot , for the departmnient oi"Our Giirls" Cmainis useful advice to them. i'ab shed by W. Jennings Denmores', 17 :ast l-.th St., New York, at $2 per WILL YOU SUFFER~ with Drypepda~ ad Liver Comlp:aint? Shile's Vitalize-r rated to enre you. T HE CITY cU F IlE S.M) D GiL.S. Fui:rox, S. (2., Feb. 21, 1887. AT ITMid'.- ALTAn. Cpid all arm'di : a ce-r:in za hre took at fair- vestal"- * ud the eplogueC to another play bhy be 'blind god of love, was spoken at ne o'clock on Thur csd-y, February 17. Jieu Mr. Chmarles. Nelson of Oak ud, and 'ti Leo Melle, eldesi Laughter of Capt-a J. J. Broughton, eere united in hly wedork, by Ier. aes MlcDowell, '-t tie reddIcee of he br'le>. father. W~e are t'oo i:nper. eet. a mpe>;.or . . biies5 fod/fns to at empt a desCripuoun of the handsomec 1211' 1 I w' or ' . i 0r A2~ '(o shjiic -A anun nme of WaC j. 1c.oinand mus (UII. 0-,r ;life 1011 atqeuiaiace xvilli1 (;t'tvn , o iti's frtif1v. atnd file hallowe d A.s of friendsh1ip fi'nuAi widi 1.5s lioit, obtuitled fa' ui; a hknot ilP'jttaiWol' At plittring array of cosily boridaJ presents wer~e Olisjhlza\'eCl; they wer beautiful and elaborciiate. The snicre tuous wedding, Oiic". 'ag mamtcn a' fe, st. ilt for theC gods." A tt~ 'I " b 'th 1"0WC.s i~ n'r ou'i ' it 0 O"'~) o~La bas O''~ha asti .o!f -1U blu Oli'itissa C-IDft1 O f~~ L!-.)ltl' 'i ;1i ,)W ' 01i ttlis iO ''i s The est' t'' iii c ' % a O-&0 mo t s' il his hope ti.a . .. o Lr Eov of '111m may A'ii" V tO'' !V ' ij:,ty "n loUIl y a 0'.! tIJ 7'1 t l .4IVI x &*-(lwt o bi'.'eiu2 ore ~as u~- ,s :Qerof alC\1121 a.1S "'en.c and i ( ie:'. 'to sotn(i ~s. spet eve day her- ;s, W oca nhat in!~'o' Natir gwv'd us. gran'. ie of call (ire "1 sevint-er v entl. ll ah iy 'uo j'i,"t ifl .e it 111)der- I J:. prvent' it. We- ca" li - eni The PmntyiConemsioners/K.K toi';itet. .w inri tae x1folil ti:is crO \eCilIT woie :' (O to the ii:ren e~e inn (i Vf y levr.1 i. : . . 2) UI- R!" 11'N D. c 'hePubli : iers of ?I li .y f:rtw le al: r w rs in the-ir Ji~lyfor.Fburaug whil -As the following: 'We will give -$20.00 to the per-son te lling US whichi is nhe iile verse i i N t ame:t '!-ipt u (not ip 017 \eI. 1 CiOV :.-.-::er.. . b t.h..... -.:1-. b) ziidd Th mone: wt!! hI Z -- wardeto tie wont-r .ure wi.nu.) K%. Perses:. : rell v . r :m::4Isen Dsi ive rpsa SO i :is )11 :1 . S for ir Lo'd I'o ApU 1r, wA, hth a ISAAC 1. LORYEA. St 0c c SS. ECONODTY IS WEAIr=LjTm. PATTERNS FREE! All that you wish to use during the yea-r, by subscribing folr Demorest's Monthly. Containing Sories Poems and other Literary at istions. combinin Aristic, Scientific, -nnt House. old mattersA. Illustrate,! wvith. Orig-inal Stcel En-an. lgsPho-aractres. 0 L r yicturea. and ine aood. Ans ar it the:ModO Magazine of America. EAch ruruer contains an order, entiaIn the ider to the selmcton or' au)y pattern iflStrEatdin ve fashion departmcnt in that r.nmer. i any df e sizes manufactmred, making- putterns during IIbea~ *of the valuc or' over three dollara. 'AHtt Couo wish to us duicrtiny thebyer, byE~DG subcriOIngT forasun Contaiing Sories P e . and the it. erryort oldmbate.lluesdraelwir gin a tmstelr av. ngs, Phtorvue. Oi ' ir s. C.eWod ns, ol tte M~oelj, Mazieoria efashiondprmn (in tatI sr.umber.:nany o heszsmnuat1d mak cCingtten-um e absopsetogive considrabe attnint aend went cnt fo t curent abrwi atten Cut and' yo ill caml sjubscr IDieo Do llar fo ya and getatet mes svle W.JEORG DEORSTLimsJn ii a~ 17 E..ith St. Ne York. P ATARESD~EP UGN AND ;ANN1NDI.S.IBTO. -o-.eHarwalutvtor. 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WIwi soPn as a beverage, effectual as . tonie, in a :nd pe -:eIS for I use; .hvays u.iform at the stn adoV cl-e. . No. 33 EAST 78-r S-TrTRji, :;EW YOR'K. OcT'onaa 8-r, 1G. W. A. SINCL.ui. F.-Dear Sir-in 111 answer to your note of this date, n im. mvw:t 1f;invr is ~ l-s for .O" r uns. I wc-,i' s1 tiat I 1ow rIcowl nIlh e Ge-OL: DI' GRAIN WH'ISE'," to a [ o, m.- patients. I have ill -sted i mi :nwx I - ,i r . pr. Of flue 11avo:-, aud altogether suceriur to :vi othe11r irand t'a I have mit wi. ' ars truyI.-, J. 1". LANE, M.D. The Finest Liquors, Se~ rs, anid Tobacco, DISpensed at THE: MANN ING SA LOON. a t Carlestoni Prices. GROCERIES! 0c0oc3:33 (+ROCEIRIES! Candies and Confectioneries. Ladies'and Mi2sses' MILLINERY GOODS in Vaiety. Mrs. Edwards' IS THE PLACE ! Venable's Bdue Jeans E ---Made of Finest Old reb. 2. 7 WITH BUTTO-HLE __ O .' n - '" e . -i1"4e' wokr. We. . : tFa tm.... r..'.1~v i II ini t. a i .a.hus.i:. in thr U S r !:. .!.. WIad I , .. :c ar - an ~ ~i.'~1f ' ~ r\ ref. - r o mader. ~ . t e.o t .1 IW SI, C. A. SNW& CO.., - c'n -mer~o ,Xi;..,p.' t nh C(. .mi, (.Cort of Ukre:dn Vt. k Common Pleas. Henry I.DL id linif aans~t Eiza .th nes, Elen VaNb, Sara2 .. David, Georhe J. Brown, .mreliC. C. R ardisoln: andv 3f-try Davidl. Ellen J. Davia4, Jth v I d, Eani -1. D;avid, an.d Ann., Dai.d, Infants. Defendants. N O-ICE Is HEELTT CIVEN TH)A2 und r ud by virtu- of an order ( Judge T, B. Fraser; date-d January 11, 18 , made at Chmubers, in the above stated cas-, I will sell to the highet bidder, for cash, . the Court Iouse in M.anning, in rAid Coui. ty, -.nd Statc, within the usual hours t' s e on MOndLy the 7th day of Mar-t 1887, a certain parrcl or lot of land situi-t.i in the Town of Ylanmng in the County ./ Clarendon and State aforcsaid, containii-, one acre, more or le.-s, known as the "Ba~ field lot." and bonn 'ed as follows, to wit' On the I-ast by We-t Boundary streetof sai : Town f 3Ianningt. south by lot of land, now or fm nuerly. ::e property of Miss Mary E, Set -r, anU :..ld on alother side-+ by the proporry for. ierly ovenipied by Alfre-3 Se:..:r anl fiaiv. -ad sail !m be owned lv the wi:-i:d ei!... a of the s;aiid Alfred, 8:tz:-r. The narc' of la:.i thos describe.t t'. ':hol; c t:te lot orierly owneJ by IV. A. Barfiel. Pu:-chaser to pay for papers. H. H. LESESN]V. She:-iff Clrendon County, Feb. 2nd, 1887. Of H BAER, Wholesale Druggist, Nos. 131 & 133 Meeting street. Chareston, S. C. Dealer in Drugs. 2edicines, Foreign awl Domestic Ceniia- Glassware, %Spices, trushes, E:ientia! Oils. Sur Iieal Instrumets., 'erfumery, Fancy Goods, SIOW CA.3S, of all sizes, ,,)( all iticles usually found in a 'irst-closs Drug House. Prices low Quie : sudes nnd smIl prits. F. N. Wilson, INJURANCE AGEN T MANNING, S. C. Dre17 GRAND, UPR!GHT, & SQUAREL UNSURPASSED 15 Tone and Durability. 1.585-New Orleans Exposition --Two Gold Medals for Upriglht and Square. I881- .~so (Ms.) E%,postion-First Frize for Souare Grand. 1sS-Palris Exposition-1or Square and Upright Pianos. I870.--Pmhi. lelplua Centennial--For Squarey Upri.:ht and Grawl.. A110 alSO (VVer 200' FIRST PREMIUMS at State and County Fairs. liave the &-' lorsement of o-:,:r 100 differest Coleges a. .'achools as to their durability. A laree assortatent of Srco)NP-HTAN Po >s5 alor.as on lan,1. G;.neral wholoae v.:onts for Palae:. New En gland and Buw kilt Organs. Pi,mos 'mn d Organs sold on easy monthg installmets, Piar.os tahe~n in exthange. lso thorough v rep:aired. Stndi for flunstxaed Piano er rgan C'atalogne. CHAS. M. STIEFF, 9 N. Liberty Street, Baltimore, M<1 Fast Line between CU.(RLES'ON AEP CoLmtA .ND UPvER SOLTE CAROLINA.. Gosa VEs-r- GoING EASr. .210 K. r.Lv. h(arle:ion, S. C. Ar.-9.10 p.2. 8.0" "Lanes, " '" 745" 9.3 8 umter, " " .42 "4 1.40) " .r.1Coinmb'ia, "' Lv 5.7 "e 3.2 ."Winn,-boro, " .4 7.01 Lancast'r " " 7.00 503' "" iRock Hill, " " 2.022 p (.15 " |harlotte. N. ('.1 " 1.00" 1'.48m~ r r. wbeirry i. ,. Liv 3.04 P 2.aI - "t11renood. " 13.44 " 4.4.7" [ Andrson " "1(.22 5.35" i Greenvne, " " 9.45 41)'*a i a br~." "11.05" 3. * ".. ,y ' iUm."" 12.10 px 7.1 Jo I - enider. 11'NC " 7.00 A x Cn 'Sind-'s trin? -: dt leavo C.harleston, '. C , 1.5 A. h r~ Colrmomt:a 1.00 P. Ei Returning l.rc Coluwia 5.27 P. M., So.!:1 TrI.s hov. .n Cherriton and Col mi.S. (. 'sp*i.. 'arlor Cars r.ttached to .bis~ train bt.-:: har'.et.n and Colum a.No extra e: rge for seat in themie -.rs to pnss.engAi .lding First Class tick T. M. Exrmisos, Gen'l Pass. Agent. J. F. Dxvo, can live at home, :.nd make more :Ine a t w ork :'r usi. thanl at any. tinzg else in tY; wcorH. Capita, . do ; voa:-e .17- fr .. Both sex 3: :D d. w: 3.-:c. l>to work ar ea-in:; m-c --om the fir.t i'tart (ilv " a. : ..frc' wt:r r.ot de av. 'ss vo:w.:: te, an Vi us our ad Regis t*iatica.Notice. I v~ill beat th.Court Hlouse (Clerk's of lc), the first Monday in every month, to Jlow persons coauirn of age since the laste .lecion to Register and to attend to other S. P. HOLLADAT, S"Per v44' of .I>gistration, Clarendon