The Manning times. (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, October 26, 1887, Image 6
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CUrMIg.
"1 'Ic '\ x1
calluh i :o a - am
In the .u '-. i*. C.
When tie, ::. L theyQq putv
the light an.: wv 0 nn- r"Ar ki wue car.
At the comman.! :i Mhe relues Key eooe
out, Smith Wal:" hi ej
the door. The robers orie= r.w u b m
Beardsley to blno thir hmia en Hw%
searched them. I i.2ed
tw
the:
rob.
body : V
it frotu h . A:
was tryin, to Y t i upo the
the mes c. got
gun, leaned out V: the car ai -I:na at him.
The robber. .k d ,hin up and
ran cut of s .
The tran e t1urx eto i - y, t.he. e-x
pres car was Tz-ed . r t
Deputy 31.0011S V::n R" .Sa :.1 1U!
once startel fr ' S z.: .
Af El Pao. nn : Ij Ovnr, e'xP-onmu
Mexican r: . : -C U I
the "hol'U.:p AMr
shal Wvctt :d re n
theground :.Iure eap r;
-less than iaTy yrds no a wh-re Le
shot lay the s*o: . ii
body was brought t::k :o 1h cit ar
placed beskie his I: e' c : in eri:e
An examnin ation sh.rse may owe buL kabot
had struck hrn: frot side
of the leit shoulde.r and cu* the, artery Just
above the heart.
The cec :e r : c ce 'W
that they beleve they a. to: We 1:
more robers. The is
of the two wen en t inda wv:- wli:
with horses litl1,. h t ' rai,
was held up. T. e .t.to
robbers were the n i. : r In^:
their Aunder t v. "d to
run forid with pnu 4 U
rest of the Ut. -
were ax: ;
built men T n-h
September 2
Emerson, an u A
son. Tihe 1 P C A
linger on the ri.... U
They aer ~
names arenk up -
graphed todw .~ -'m
St. Lois.. a ea
been enir 4.-*.y
for four e:r1'
and sari Io
presented b ua
and1( have r *a: ue -.
Faugo comnpauy : .r '1.x a tu:s,
telegraphed E li .e uu220.: onl
his victory, asu !ac1 hses~nl wats
folowed train rebingu w~ould b- tuing of
the past.
A 5sucee,4, Eg-ru. .
Mr. M. A. lR:ms~om, a fariner laie
county, has fur:.ished the . .'- If tm:-::
of Agric ulturu a rep rt on tsu tvr:mnea
he has made tha yea: Uu cn U''
It show wt~ nb ce .-lee wx
proper siet o. C'ertilizatifl an e'ddv:~a
tion'.
'The l. . , -,110
was in 02"s la': rer nt1 O rA
ately well feliz' .1 to: evr- . ~ .Th
land was broke. Lrin ac wt turn
plow, runmg; ex or even m'e;'s ( eep.
In beddian'g a Pixinc s'C i lV was
bull-tongue, breal i to the tdph ofa
and "kncked (:1i ' wiutf )o.r. Good at and
before "u n- ru -. .c irst 'iow g
or sidingz was du ue with' a nmo.
p:a obscrved1 via- :c orsh.~ s~
oz cultivaton Thee.. (s *. Pro
averane :- t "' h .:* U~ .>- elr
duct '.as !,0 p un, j. h t. . t C., whi~ch
sold ai.'1 cont*O per pe., ' ing a return
of $81.3. E .thich n*' he : lded the
value of the seed, lt buseCs at tet
cents-aI lo nrie-10mI in the ag
grgate 'eturn '.W ~J. Deduc-ng cst
the acre of 47 ieductng fro the
cost of produc 'ion the value of the seed,
crop wats lest (nlv .e t . e & -C :NI.
:'lr. Rai o :e u.,-i. . e. eunn
at the rtus ofu .D ir.~ c ::,1 h I
savs in i-..rep.r... .. wi', I.:e~ti
nothintz wodri. iti t * .ai..f.e
in per .acre pr , ..-a o s . a. * G
sive svate- o~f far:d ;; v' e he: n s
shulti bec 1'' olo.'. morle enly by our.tc
Lo u. Ocobr 1c.-31el. 10 adle'
speech at Nottnha wasI. .L reeie i~th
was no ther.had o ko so
wa Ier rbl,. ed I h ':0
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t
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- ' tireiu' J the dutieds to ri li w
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tod i' n rt ~ s ih ra n fom i~
mi.t.td i Briui .'.ti y. ret w o: tita
t.sa':. . is " oc0 ea ta rith l~:
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a( 31'ch(lstn out lctor T
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1'" :-' ""'d Nt a ; x'IssiI ined utoe luce
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nz t' Le tu. The t
R Oy a~k win os te
cigrreport s,
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'nl (liring the tim ae e
A Ta his ringhto nqve.
tr'' ot'or cxpesi'; to those j
S hCCpieS a place in the
avii h.. . -. ii D iust thenrefore
to t:.ke an interestin
cmo' sNo od Citi
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tlo steest of the
1 ..Pini raion shoul~d, d
p- (' :nnt'C"Ity ill no way
-. F r i-t vie wn er in- I
n v n ii'h gn(ergr iitt ie d
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i : .rge of the du(ies of o
S
ii* iti ~h and couamend
-a ierk .to en
v~ nopposition to Qh V
Oa d 'itm SM r M~ tnifs to Pgve
o e views, Why is it
In";~~i to :d o entertain views in
! . ui- ration and at proper
t;- P PiC ;Q 11 expression to them',
N" -mt Ann isno untenable and I
a ' ccupie from a t
Sc h must. reopporite t
- un I? t.ire wa roir
''' A.0 thI CtilCtdinnWn tt' the
nto dgeo of c to te E
A' r 1otiild 111.1gow
:1 un-tie te fuersloipf! the
i .imrYoer in st. Swadld
th n tvt cold waind
Oc i Owv td" cootii uckles over1
- -ri: two or threet ated
A foo:: l'k hudnoy wolves.
- I ' h0:0 e oitl ei duties il
of da n'- C . 'llitti blacek coin
- s . f * 0 J'1: blocks.
, a b lers. the e -t y
I % iI' con, oators. and the
C oC'" ih. the Noveser
-::C-ats tw s onte tha t roi
!Inv lasso InC unnUceiC.
he a In mnsr i who od
nifvt n e ovaoN' fircs When
e t o'for dinner they
iption in piaturesque
- 'n:owih '. rvynnd twt
ra ""oieoe :ni eanutr.ra~
D n .1furou 'ie lab orrC
- dn fido tuinnrimder' wthe
'j'- w~s hetin'hes hnroptr
:e toa~d in ofhuie poktse
-p "I " .n '.run earnnglw
n 9:mmi g~hredoa csdialidad t
. 'r: rnu goo-termpered.
i'ner: oe on o worsrk iwnddlid
't:: a :n w'ermg tothe o ofn
te: r v -n eircic 1:nuckred. overt
:IC' !.:"''tCo th sofred gawed o
W r . tmil:e ioing UPh do
wh-. e t'aiof thman bosla hem
d::Cc. '1 tit pheg out Bereiand hlocs
eva. :th !! bolr s, the.! r cats 1
dr h' t icturt as ne hat no t
'''C' ~" C ~ -:e~ tiatsS e liy e unn otied.
'ihi rk. Hisn whoe isd <
S' a aci~tors' builts woen
-n I knmk~: i ! ford d1(insie tin-y
b:mi)Cthe unin Mostur tese1
utfl to noe the onetrat
C ' 11141 iinren and.ssueesone-s
Ca t' ducr liou cn dcomitwit
01C ' te,' lEontrantd payus ren
--' '1 wrk and frn ther colre
o11 ( -o in ote laities
-.~o ni tn.ehors with
The lIt)Cgtht fc thes mino
I' 'i'i''' lys :ts the en e~u~annd
'CI ' i''~ ~t J n-' is not5 C2 cd uted ton
- ~u n~ 'a4e nin good-'tmpered.i his
' n 'CCmeto''C be ot oforknin" thill
v~ork la hose aga onds i enought
to m ':'aydee t antired.' Ttt
h~inedir thi morning W'ha~Otdo
. ltnah old heC boss? T'at he
as .a di ch-ig e.I IC ut I for te
C:y h' has' hung abouC ''" nt re ars
'0: ;-a o Cr'u toC C k up.IL C the
- I-4'r thiUI' away"-Contrew
C'"i- 1 "r' oWages.erge
:ie fro hi wor. His ome bys
nonr C"'in' che'l i Ciinltnwoudn
14'' n o loeg rowjut alikhee
be~w-4have ut tw rooms aon'e or
for i:Re~i:un itIg -Cmad somC'e
i me ':.he athe am -l islre, fi~oibed- 1
roo : v~il Helies Cn compan IC
he o copanylan and pays rent
'Culi
- un :uneat 'vryin 'ates CC to $9 5
C ~o b '! rnti .iisrlwastae
THE MANDOLIN.
i'leasIng Italian Musn.ical Instrumel
t hat is Ju.;t Now in Faio'n.
The mandolin is the re i f
mable caprice, lhavintg(iut u
1e banijo in the esteeml (if thCi.;.
hat it should have done "o s y
leans strange. for it is re ! e'::
ig little instrument when it d1
mtly played, is not very difienu
arn. and has a good dial a
nd finish about it than the hnjo h
owcver the latter may h( :,'"
ith nickel-p latingr, mUotherf- . !,
nd all sorts of gaudy ornamen.mon
has a plebeian look about it anti
('--s the idea of a field-ha-id in h:
unday suit.
The only unpleasant nature about 1:
the learner is the knife-blande-likc
iarpness of its line wire strings. Ther
re eight strings, in pairs. ali of s e
ire. Two pairs are wound m% ith Ger
ian silver, and are not so cruel as the
thers, but unwound four, hardly thickei
ian horse hairs, seem to cut to trv
one the finger ends that pres then
own upon the frets. Of coure thal
amn and trouble ends when end
uger of the left hand is tipnd with
oiv, callous spot, and one inu-t expiC
>m'c such trouble in forning a c o;
cquaintance with any stringed in'm
lent. When nature has providedi th
rotection, the mandolin player, if i
xpert, can produce some very pleasin!
fect.- by producing the tones by per
ssion on the strings over the irets
astead of by strumming with a bit o
:rtoise shell held between the thumil
nd forefinger of the right hand, whic!
the ordinary way of playing.
The Spanish mandola is much I.
be Italian mandolin in its gen
ral features, but has importan
ifferences from it nevertheless. It
ody is shallower, shaped more like th
owl of a spoon than the half of an eg!
ivided lengthwise, which is the forn
f the instrument beloved in Naple
nd Rome; its strings are of catgut in
tead of steel, and its tone is not s<
harp and incisive. Either' mandola o
aandolin, however, has a surprism;
olume of sound for so small a body
nd dominates oleasingly the tones u
guitar, or even those of a pianc
;xpert players have a way of maim
aining a increasing tremolando b
:eeping the little instrument in a con
tantly quivering motion while they ar
xecutinr a solo, that at least looks a
I it would be rather hard to effect ani
arder yet to continue for any length c
ime, but the lengthening of vibration
hits achieved prettilysupplies the lac
f a supporting instrument. The powe
f controlling the volume of sound in
rescendo or diminuendo possessed by
killful performer is really surprisin
md. extremely effective in rendition c
he peculiar passionate and sensuou
nusic to which the mandolin is be
dapted.
While the mandolin is easy to learn
ip to a certain point, it is, like a]
cemingly simple instruments, ver
ificult to develop to its highest artisti
Ipabilities, and the Italian who ha
chiuved complete mastery of it IC
nly very justly respects hinuse' highl,
)t is even respected in an extraordimiar
legree by his countrymen. The be;
)lvers are said to coenic from Naple
viere a native who does no0: at leaz
hink that lie can play upon the na:,
loln is a curiosity. 11ere in New Yor
e have not many who deservedly ran
i7h as experts. Prof. Domuico Tji
lhi is regarded as a very eorrect an
ri istic perforner, but in express:ion an
elc tone shading Nlnr ?.
rrcwois proprietor of an Ian
in yan amateur marndolinist
eemed 'by critics the most lin -'
rtist here. But infer pitaer tia.
us much empl!oymcnt as they wan i
enhing the mandolin to the. .ou.
ien and~ women of Gotnam i s "ut'pe
en,"' andl from present ind'cattion"
nstrnment will be the rage whien fa
on returns to the town with the ear1'
rosts.
A good mandolin costs from $25t
5,and all procuratble here are lr
or ted from Naples.- N. Y. Sun.
roprtion of Deaths by Lightnin;
The yearly average number of dea:b
ron lightning in 'England iS t went
bree, or four and four-tenths pter litE
N0 deaths. As a genecai rule it -en
hat unless persons are killed on t
pot by lightning they recover. A na:
on struck by lightning is more or. l0
tunned, and deprived of con cious ne
or a time, often, no doubt, by' mer
right, in which ease the effect is tran
int; but sometimes in consequnene
shock given to the brain, in wh
ase there is a certain amotint of par:d.
.sis of motion and sensation. The at
earanes after death of bodies wii
iave been struck by lightning vary ex
remely. Sometimes they rtai thU
osition which they occupied whe
truck: while in other cases they' un1
e dashed to a considerab e dis-tane
Lheir clothes are often burn t or tori'
.nd have a peculiar' sing~ed -mell
dtallic substances about the body pnt
ent signs of fusion. while suc a. a
ompoed of steel become mag~ntee.
She Loved McPherson.
Regularly once a month, says
Vashington letter, the figure oft:t wonm
.n, closely veiled, is seen in McPieerso:
quare, usually about twiiight. Sne i
f good tigure and quite prepossess'.~
ihe will sit on one of the park .cete
or a few moments, while her gaz/e
iveted upon the magnificent equtet trua
tatue of the deceased genecrahl 'Iwen
u'-six ears ago Miss Emily H oirmnan
ie of the richest belles of Blimonnre.
rhie visiting out west. met anid feil in
ae with Gen. MePherson, and the:
ocatie aflianed. The tgener:dh was en
-aged in the war and could no' sar
ne for the wedding, besies the wel!
:now southern symnpathisol1
Ioffmans proved another caus~e 01 ti
ostponement of the weddig i
ark days of strife continu'd, 'antd th
enral'fell in battle with the miniaturin
f his sweetheart pressed to h is bra
'hie lady never r'ecovereud froma in
hok. and rcgularly visits the statue o
.er hero.
Frim the :army aid nav da
i" FILmi and Enhm, b: a.
al. Ai the eLw-'' of :11
mon Iii upwar-o of
ex1J
f i un o i. AT. A m" rv
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r np r
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:wl ',rorivl
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- 4=- l:ich
- p -itt ic, o
- lo.' !.mgr
''. rco Bron
-. gli , hand
'r":c :A $1 .00 or SIX,
led icnl Dig._
- :. moral~x. ao.
z r :uar te apnite,
s'. i -t emed
- sar - &e fromh
p- ., al Tors I
- - -a r"n
-"a r~ es . 1 si p'a caes
e~dical Disoe
- L T pcitarrh ou
r ii rzr ea.ysehd i
ene Consumption.
t I IV -1 . b0 worst
C,, '"C-C.~ie 'ECold ':% t~e H-ead,"
d acio. Dr Cents.
Z E B 9, A EL WN.
Te F 0b CTOER, tprhret
- - iseof carrh wi~ of
- - ' amtr. Ifaryou
- . s ha rrthet
- i .irtia portion
ur nh g. youh.::; C tt . noise
smptio and
eIre!:it de
ra m nrshewre
PIIIVAT E B ADING.
ON TF. ms OF OCTBE, th.
FEST CLW MDING )HOSE
boi T t unt Boarers.
-A e tnrtheast
J~dGlbe -rets
- r b thin as
a :-ihe and3
- il :r t de-~
-~ ' ~n. C.
S T I 1887.io fledb
- -s3 ai tu . t oro nly
tea lca i y teachers.
- . ~ e7icr wo 0 mor.fr, amed
I 'Tel in
- Mricuo~r, 9
AT.WNNON
GArkxenaC
- C - T-n
a \ mTnnesLo te frs
,-in -... . ... IXTIR S
deei :teom lihed te' h~es
h ar:e, and mosr..:.5 : horughl
-d e- eie. Hrer a ti team aeal
Rev RO'.!EUR LEL &SON
al2~~iCc;7Sct 2.MLL EIG H, N. C.