The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, December 18, 1895, Image 5
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LOCALS IN BRIEF.
SHORT PARAGRAPHS OF HOME
HAPPENINGS.
Personal and General Mention of
Home Folks and Others Whom
wo all Know.
F. U. Lake has trimmed one of
his show windows with holly.
Gus Hoffmeyer and daughter,
Miss Julia are in the city to-day.
Arthur McCall, in Mr. Hoffmoy- j
er’s store, has almost no voice to- 1
day.
You should take advantage of
the free foot ball games the teams
have been giving the past week or
two.
S. W. Goodman, of the firm of
Goodman Bros, of Philadelphia,
Tnakers of crash suits, is spending
the day in this city.
Lee Rosenthal formerly a part
ner in the Racket Store here but
who has charge of their store in
Sumter is visiting Florence to-day.
Mrs. Annie Justice, mother of
D. J. Justice, is visiting her son in
this place, and is accompanied by
Miss Lottie, his daughter. They
will visit a brother of Mr. Justice
in Waycross, Ga., before they re
turn to their home in Raleigh.
Morion Smith was in town to
day, representing the Atlanta
Evening Journal, to see the al
leged Will Myers, and identify
him, if possible. He says he does
not resemble him in the least par
ticular. The man has been re
leased.
Mr. Frank Daniels, formerly em
ployed at the car shops here, wish
es The Times to correct the state
ment, made yesterday, that he had
resigned. He says that Capt. Day
and himself had a few words in re
gard to some work and that the
former, exercising his right, dis
charged him.
Some one last night went to the
back of Mr. Allen’s store pried
open the blinu and broke a pane
of glass so they could remove the
stick that was over the window.
They stepped on a showcase that
was standing on end near the
window and went through it, they
got away with a few r pair of shoes
but nothing else has yet been
missed.
Gregg & Lynch have in their
window a Christmas tree that
makes the little folks very enthu
siastic over the prospect of having
one of their own. It nearly fills
one of the big windows and is cov
ered with bright red berries, and
is laden with toys, and other
things to make it attractive. It
will bo sold on Christmas day, the
firm says. Go and see it.
The ladies wonder how it is pos
sible to select such an immense
stock of Xmas, goods and all so
pretty as Gregg & Lynch now
have.
Christmas Tour.
A special train containing the
Princeton University Glee Club
passed through and stopped here
for breakfast this morning. They
will go from here to Chatlestou
and will visit most of the promi
nent cities of the South, among
them Atlanta, before they go back.
There were seventy on board, and
they are making a Christmas tour
out of it. They will give enter
tainments at every place they stop.
See that lovely Xmas, tree in
Gregg & Lynch’s window.
Two more of those handsome
lamps unsold at Gregg <fc Lynch’s.
Notice-
The city ordinance calls for col
lection of taxes from Sept. 10th to
Nov. 1st, of each year. The coun
cil has extended the time to Jan.
1st 1896. All parties should pay
up by that time or the 15 percent,
penalty will be added. No other
extension will be granted.
E. H. Lucas,
City Clerk and Treas.
By order of Mayor.
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Gregg it Lynch headquarters
f >r dolls—See their fine kid,
bisque and wax.
Gregg & Lynch headquarters
1 »i, fine plush and celluloid cases,
\.ork boxes, cuff and collar boxes,
card cases, gentlemen’s traveling
ca-ee.
Farr 11 & Edwards, the popular
photographers of Florence, are stiil
rt their elegant rooms over Bult-
u>an’s store, where they have the
b.-st light in this section of the
Siate and the best instruments
furnished by manufacturers. Give
l (.‘ in a call and “secure the shadow
ere the substance fades.”
Hee Gregg «fc Lynch’s, fine line
of books, poems etc. Children’s
toy and story books almost innu-
ni'*rable.
You Can Believe-
When there is lactic acid in the
blood. Liniments and lotions will
be of no perment benefit. A cure
can be accomplished only by neu
tralizing this acid and for this pur
pose Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the
best midicine because Hood’s Sar
saparilla is ehe only true blood
purifier prominently in the public
eye.
HOOD’S PILLS act easily yet
promptly and effectively, on the
liver and bowels. 25c.
A genuine ghost-story has yet to
be attested; but not so a genuine
blood-purifier. Over and over
again it has been proved that
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla stands alone
among medicines as the most re
liable tonic-alterative in pharmacy.
It stood alone at the World.s Fair.
The largest and best selected
line of plain and fancy stationary
at lowest prices at Sulzbacher &
Son’s.
MrsOL
Morgan
Has a full line of L.ATKMT STYLE-* in MIL-
L1NEKY, HATS and BONNETS,
also is apent for the
celebrated
Featherbone Corsets
New Model.
Gives
Cor*
rect
Form.
94 Styles,
fledium.
Long, i
Short
Lengths.
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Call and see the wonderful ^
QUEEN HEATER.
The poor man’s friend.
Saves 25 to 50 percent in fuel.
Can be regulated dike 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
Refund
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trial If not)
Satiate*
SStejr-iat
featherbone CorseXGte*
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KALAMAZOO^MICHIQAN.
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HATS and BONNETS will be sold for the re
mainder of the month at extremely low
rates. Those who have not already pur
chased should do so at once.
MRS. O. L. MORGAN.
FOII SALE.
If you are in need of a fine cow
call at No. 268 Irby street and se
cure a bargain. F. L. Baxter.
P A WiLLCOX
ATTORNEY AT.LAW.
FLORENCE, S. C.
riiittn uMiiirt* •■•'touii’s.
H. S. ROSE,
— tJealer tii —
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SLICES,
HATS,
CAPS, Etc.
Hardware
Stoves \
Tinware.
t. S. WBtUNG a CO,
Loeb Building.
1881
18915.
ChasA Buchheit
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Bakery, Confectionaries aud Restaurant.
Larp Norfolk Oysters
DAILY CONSIGNMENTS,
Served iu every style, by measure at TO sad
-jO eta per 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 daily by competent and at
tentive Carriers
Send in order early for Christmas Cakes Will
have about 100 assorted sizes to select
from. Get prices ou all goods in
my line. STRICTLY
CASH.
Thanking the public for their kind patronage
for the past fourteen years and will always
strive to merit a continuation of the same
Wishing all a Merry Merry Christmas aud a
Happy Happy New Year, it is the hear,
tiest wish of the old Reliable
“PIONEER BAKER’'
Chas. A. Buchlieit,
285 to 289 Evans street.
IMMlI: jNIITH!
We respectfully inform •nr
friends and customers that we hare
removed to our uew Store 2.>*
Dargan Street, where we will bw
glad to have you call and examine
onr large and selected stock of Fall
and Winter BOOTS andSHOS*
Thanking you for past tav#r«
A FINE LINE OF FANCf GeOCEEIES. i
Yours respectfully
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