The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, December 12, 1895, Image 4
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THURSDAY teVEMNO DEC. 12 1895.
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The rumors from the seat of war
in Cuba are conflicting.
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Th* Lord’s prayer has been for
bidden in the public schools of
Minnesota.
The latest in hosiery is said to
be pockets woven in the top, for
carrying valuables.
Wai rants have been issued for
the arrest of the men engaged in
theColletcn murder.
Theodore Durrant has been de
nied a new trial and will be exe
cuted on the 21st of February.
Glemson cheese has taken the
highest award at the Atlanta ex
position, and the students are
justly proud of it.
The National convention of col
ored men met in Detroit, Michi
gan to-day. One object of the
convention is to organize the four
teen State bodies into a national
society.
Charleston’s Gala week is prov
ing a grand success, according to
accounts given of it. The city’s
hospitality is taxed to the utmost
and every train is loaded with vis
itors. An illuminated, bicycle pa
rade is the attraction for this
evening. It is estimated that the
floral parade yesterday was wit
nessed by thirty thousand people.
Turkish-dispatches grow v. orse
daily, the last one giving an ac
count of villages homed, fifty
thousand people being made home
less, and several burned alive by
taking refuge in burning build
ings. Confusion is said to “reign
supreme” in the {loyal palace,
and the government is doing nnth-
jli£ to prevent, further outrages.
The museum of Confederate
relics, the old Jefferson Davis
mansion, has an interesting col
lection of historical value. The*
following is a partial list as clip
ped from an exchange:
“The De Reuno collection, of
Georgia, which has been donated,
is said to be second in value of all
the collections in the South. It
was presented to the committee by
Mr. De Reune on the eighty-sixth
birthday of president Davis.
Other relics ore the cap, gaunt
lets and sword ot Gen. 1/e, the
plumes from Gen. Stuarrs ha r ,
the spy-glass used by Gen. De.um-
gard at the battle of Man*-s-s, and
the collections from the various
soldiers’ homes throughout, the
South, including the Le*- Camp
Soldiers’ Home collection, which
embraces in addition to very many
rare and interesting relics, the rkin
of Stonewall Jackson’s charger.
There are also many manuscripts
and private papers.
Vies His Fate.
Minneapolis, Dec. 11—-With a
gambler’s phrase upon his lips ai d
a cold smile upon his face, Harry
Hayward faced The Eternal this
morning.
“Pull her tight, I’ll stand pat.”
These were the last words he ut
tered as the deputy with blanched
face and trembling hands pulled
the well-soaped noose as tightly
about the murderer’s neck as he
could in order that death might
come the more quickly and the
more surely.
P.A. WiLLCOX
ATTORNEY AT.LAW.
FLORENCE, S.
THIRD FOURTH CTKUUITB.
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FOR SALE.
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100,000 cabbage plants for sale,
ready for setting now. They are
from the finest seed from Peter
Henderson, and are of the Charles
ton Wakefield variety. Price $2
per thousand.
W. C. Blount.
HOUSE FOR SillJ.
I will sell on easy terras, monthly payments
If preferred. House and Lot, corner. 100 feet
on Miller and 128 feet on Evans Street. If
very cheap and desirable property Is wanted
apply to P. A. WILLCOX.
POSITIONS GUARANTEED
nnder reasonable conditions. Do not say it can
not be done, till you send for free catalogue cl
DRAUGHON’S PRACTICAL
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Masliville, Tenn.
This College is strongly endorsed by bankers
oad merchants. FOUR weeks by Draughon's
method of teaching bookkeeping is equal to
TWELVE weeks by the old plan. Special ad
vantages in Shorthand, Penmanship and Teleg
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We have recently prepared
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SnoKTHAND and Pknmanship especially adapt
ed to “ home study.” Write forHome’Study ’’
opmitors at
HOME STUDY.
MrsOL
Morian
Has a full line of LATEST RTYLE-t In MIL
LINERY, HATS and BONNETS,
also is agent, for the
celebrated
Featiierbaae Corsets
Call and gee the wonderful
QUEEN HEATER.
The poor man’s friend.
Saves 25 to 50 percent in fuel.
Can be regulated like a lamp.
Cleanest stove in the world no soot
or dust can-get out.
Ono firo will last all winter
it you will put in a stick
of wood every ten or
twelve hours.
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fllrchantAAffl
authorize?
Refund
A If.-' a full line of
Hardware
Stoves \
Tinware.
L 3. WELLING & CO.
Loeb Building.
weeks* 1
trial If not
Satlsfac*
terUls.
Peatherbone Corset C<*«
Bole Manufacturers.
KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN*
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HATH and BONNETS will be sold for the re-
mniudet' of the month at extremely low
ratea. Those who have not aheady pur
chased should do so at once.
-MRS. O. L. MORGAN.
FOR HALE.
If you are in need of a fine cow
call at No. 268 Irby street and se
cure a bargain. F. L. Baxter.
Lane Nirfi Oysters
Received Daily at
BITCHHEIT’S
Restaurant and Bakery, Served in
every style. Small Oysters 3ft
cetns pi j r quart. Large Oysters 50
e cults.
Bread Cakes Rolls and Pies
Baked Daily.
FINE CAKES
a specialty.
Strictly Cash.
Louis H. Meares
ATTORNEY AT LA W.
Fire Insurance and Real Estate Agency.
FLORENCE, S. C.
Office in Rutledge Building.
H. S.
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— Dealer in —
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SUCKS,
HA IS,
CAPS, Etc.
A FINE LINE OF FAKCf GROCERIES, I
Ao. 817 Evan# Sired.
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We respectfully inform our
friends and customers (hat we have
removed to our new Store 238
Dargan Street, where we will be
glad to have you call and examine
our large and selected stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS AND SHOES
Thanking you for past favors
and soliciting a continuance of the
same we remain
Yonis respectfully
OH AS. BLJjTMANN