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•> r LOCALS IN BRIEF. SHORT PARAGRAPHS OF HOME HAPPENINGS. Personal and General Mennbn of Home Folks and Other* Whom we all Know. Christmas trees are coming into the city. Engine 69 is in the shops for a thorough over hauling. Machinist Joe Freeland .expects to leave in a few days for Atlanta. The football game yesterday was eight to none in favor of the first team. Mr. Daniels, who has been work ing in the ear shops has resigned his portion. Platt Morgan and Ernest McFie returned home last night after a week’s visit 10 Atlanta. VV. C. Calcutr, who has been vis iting D. M. Hook, of this city, has returned to his home in Rocky Mount. Mrs. W. T. Heard and Master Harry arrived last night from Au gusta, where they stopped one day on their way back from Atlanta. Policeman Davis requests that whoever borrowed his ' Christmas turkey last night would return A. to hin\as he has not time to fat ten another. Miss Jennie Evans returned home from Tennessee last night. Miss Jennie stopped in Atlanta and took in the exposition and German opera. Master Mechanic J. J. Bissett left here this morning with the derrick car and a few machinists to take up the turn-table at Sumter the same to be put down at Gib son. Mrs. Barringer and sister Miss here their West Bar- New Salie Coleman, of Clio, are spending the holidays with father H. W. Coleman, on Evans street. Mr. and Mrs. ringer intend to leave on Year for Florida, where they will make their future home. Florence, S. C. Dec. 17, 1895. Editor Tt.mks: On Sunday, night there was a wedding in the colored M. E. church. The bride was Miss Don- nella Myers, of Florence, and the groom Mr. Moses A. Green, of Sumter. The ceremony was per formed by Rev. Pegues, the pastor of the church, after which they re turned to the home of the bride for supper, then took the train for Sumter, where they will live. E. Myers. shooting Before the Mayor. Early Whitton, for fire crackers on the corner of Evans and Church streets. Ho was fined $1, which he paid. Henry Reynolds, for shooting fire crackers on Ravenel street. He w r as fined $1, which he said lie i would pay, but had not when the 1 reporter left. * Dillon Dots. J. A. Berry and L. E. Powers, of Latta, visited Dillon this week. Many of our merchants are placing uew goods on their shelves. R. G. Inmann, of Rochester, N. C., visited friends in Dillon this week. Z. A. Ellen, post master at Reedy Cre^k, was visiting here this w’eek. J. 1). Bethea and Gus Ellen left for a trip to Atlanta last Monday night. Maurice Manning, from above Little Rock, was in Dillon last Monday. W. L. and D. \V. Bethea Jr., re turned last we* k from the Atlanta exposition. Miss Bessie Rogers and brother, Robbie, of Blenheim, are visiting relatives in the city. Dr. J. F. Bethea’s son, Chaiiie, is at present qu’ j sick with fever, with symptom:, >.f typhoid. Dilion will suoii euiu the title of which Florence was once proud, the Magic City ol South Caro ina.; • ;i?s Sal;G McKinnon, who hap been visiting the iumily of \V. J. C arter, has returned to her home. L. F. Gate?, of Darlington, amused tin; j" ople ot Dillon with hi. grap ’oplioiie several days ! st we* rt. 'ii.i ;• ;ss"s McCall, who h ive been visiting the family of R. P. H ot: r, left Saturday for their home in Florence. A. K. Parham will move his stock of goods.into the store now occupied by it. A: Braddy, near the post, office. Read his removal nonce. A number of n si knees should be built in Dilmn at once to ac commodate the new families who wkh to rent them. They would soon be occupied. J. A. Galloway, who has for the past three months been looking afb r some business interests in Florence and vicinity, returned home Saturday morning. Rev. A. M. McNaull, of Florence, preached a very interesting ser mon at the Methodist church in this city, Sunday using for his text John 5, 6. Rev. Joel I. Allen as sisted him. John II. Stackhouse, who has been attend in.* a college in North Carolina, arrived Sunday morning and is spending the holidays with his grandmother, wlVd lives in the Campbell’.: Bridge neighborhood. A large number of young people from Little Rock and Judson were down to hear Henry Blount last Friday nignt. Among them were the Misses Ida and Mary Pate, Howard and Walker Bennett, Lot tie Thompson and Messrs. Smith, R. A. Braddy, Henry Bennatt, J. \V. Hamer and W. H. Peters. MrsOL Morgan Has a full line of LATEST STYLE’S In MIL LINER Y, HATS and BONNETS, also Is asrent for the celebrated Featherbone Corsets New Model. Qivcs Cor* rect Form. 94 Styles. fledium. HeYchaiiU iff authorlaoV ltd Refumf I! i p>- m Call and see the wonderful QUEEN HEATER. * r .. i . 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. One fire will last all winter if you will put in a stick of wood every ten or twelve hours. Also a full line of Hardware Stoves \ Tinware. t* $♦ WEUMC & CO. Loeb Building. Longths. Best Ma terials. four trial if not) SatisfSC*- r tory. fjeatherbone Corset Cot* ] Sol* ICanulactur*!*.' KACAIHAZOO.* MICHtQAfcL fqVmCSlit HATS and BONNETS will be sold for the le- mainder of the month at extremely low rates. Those who have not already pur chased should doso at once. MRH. O. L. MORGAN. FOR SALE. If you are in need of a fine cow call at No. 268 Irby street and se cure a bargain. F. L. Baxter. 1881 P A, WiLLCOX AT TO ti N E V AT !. A V. FLOR i-b N C I£. S. i HiKl> 1 »:'K. r ' *: r I ; a. * it f ^ v v 4 £>. Kwocl, — Dealer 'it — GROCERIES, DRY GOODk.', i _ We respectfully inform our ■ friends and customers that we have removed to our uew Store 234 CLOiHINU ; j)argan Street, where we will be BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, glad to have you call and examine our large and selected stock of Fall CAPS, Etc. ' aiJ< l Winter BOOTS and SHOES * *| Thanking you for past favors ; and soliciting a continuance ©fthe A FINE LINE OF FANUK QROCERIES.! same we remain 1896. Chas A Buchheit Bakery, Confectionaries and Restaurant. Lane Norfolk Oysters DAILY CONSIGNME.nTS, Served In every Style, by measure at 10 and Vlctsper quart. Special prices on OYSTERS if ordered in advance Special prices on BREAD TICKETS If appli cation is made at the store. HOT BREAD, Pies, Cakes and Vienna Rolls, delivered dally by competent and at tentive Carriers Send in order early for Christmas Cakes Will have about 100 assorted sizes to select from. Get prices on all goods in my line. STRICTLY CASH. Thanking the public for their kind patronage for «he past fourteen years and will always strive to merit a continnatlon of thesam* Wishing all a Merry Merry Christmas and a Happy Happy New Year. It Is the hear tiest wish of the old Reliable “PIONiSER BAKER’’ Chas. A Buchheit, 363 to 209 Evans street. No. 217 Evans 8treat. Yours respectfully CHAS. BHLTMAJfN