The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, November 16, 1896, Image 2
Florence Daily Times.
Published Every Afternoon Ex-
ctcpt Sunday.
MRM Proprietors.
■™i> K B THE BEADING, THE LATENT
phase or Civil. KErORM."
The Atlanta Conatitution has
this to say about the removal of
Judge W. B. Fleming of Ken
tucky for advocating the election
of Bryan.
••While all this is true, it is also
true that both of our contempor
aries have missed the real essence
of the matter. It is this: That
while subordinate officials have
been applauded, leaves of absence
granted them and their expenses
paid to oppose the election of
Bryan, officials of the same rank
and grade have been summarily
removed for exercising the right
of free speech in favoring the elec
tion of the democratic candidate.
Even allowing that there are class
and caste distinctions among
officials, and that heads of de
partments have political rights
which their subordinates have
been compelled surre: de
must be conceded that one set of
officials should have no such privi
lege from officials of the same
rank and grade. Yet the fact re
mains that officials who were ac
tive democrats have bean removed
and those who were active for
the republicans have been retain
ed.
But Mr. Cleveland will care
nothing for the criticisms of his
mugwump supporters. He has
accumulated riches, and th^se
possibly, will give him content
ment.’'
This criticism fails to cover the
case. It comes as a startling fact
—that in this day of civil service
reform, a President of this Repub
lic should lend himself to such an
act, and, particularly, in this case,
the removal was of a democrat by
a democratic President for iu
porting one who had right to
name of democrat-
The question, of party, however,
has no place here. The perma
nence of our republican institu
tions rests upon the freedom of
the ballot and it is this great prin
ciple that is involved.
What can we aay of the co-er-
oion of employees by the great
corporations, when the head of the
government, borrowing some re
publican precedent, (that would be
repudiated now) lends itself to
such tyrannies. It is hard to be
lieve of President Cleveland.
“sleepy Hollow” and is ignorance,
but thank God that in our own
Southland there are yet seme who
believe in disinterested patriot
isms and absolute virtue.
We wonder what the old typi
cal democrat Thomas Jefferson—
behind the times too we suppose
—would think of such things. He
resolved while in public life jever
to engage while in public office in
any kind of enterprise for the im
provement of his fortune nor to
bear any other character than that
of a plain farmer. Yet Thomas
Jefferson had all the learning ant
culture which home and foreign
schools could give a great and in
quiring mind.
James Monroe after leaving the
President’s chair accepted the
humble post of Justice of the
Peace. He had no fortune.
We suppose that these great men
while in office wera_very foolishly
looking after the interests of the
people and not their own. They
were called statesmen then, they
are politicians'now.
We will be treated anon with
Mr.* McKinley’s' view' of public
office
CiUtioD Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Cocntt OF FLOaaHCS.
By J. P. McNeill, Esquire, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Mattie E. Timmons and
John T. Nissen have made suit So
me, to grant them letters of adminis
tration of the estate and effects of
Luther R. Timmons.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Luther R.
Timmons, deceased, that they be and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro
bate, to be held at Florence, on Novem
ber 28th, next, after publication there
of, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any they have, why said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 13th, day
November, Anno Domini, 1N»«.
Published on the 18th day of Novem-
■.MWI, in Thk Daily Times.
J. P. McNeill,
Judge Probate.
m
Now is the
Time
TO PUT OUT
Onion Sets
FOR
Spring Onions.
Still referring to the above quo
tation from the Atlanta Constitu
tion, iu its last paragraph, it baa
been asserted for some time from
many sources that Mr. Cleveland
has become a millionaire. Some
•ay, a multi-millionaire.
Now it is not good sense nor is
it the manifestation of a proper
spirit to decry a man on
ftocount of Lis riches. Rich men
Mktule are very capable and
some times good and it is no re
proach to acquire wealth in a nor
mal way. *
But when men suddenly lean
into fortune, the world is too
wise not to know that it came by
■peculation. If Mr. Cleveland has
acquired great wealth in thi* way,
either by himself or through the
manipulations of his millionaire
friends, it is needless to ray that
he ia bound by shackles stronger
than bands of steel. I n p i am
words, he will take care of him
self and friends, however, the old
republic may rock under political
upheavals and revolutions.
This greatly wise world may say
this is sheer sentimentalism, the
idea and duty of the President of
* great people to care more for the
people’s interests than his own.
This thought comes from some
DISEASES OK THE SI
The interne itching and < i ma£ inci
dent to ecsema, tetter, aalt-rheomf other
deeai * of the skin is instantly
applyt ig Chamberlain’s Lye
Ointment Many very bad cases
permanently cured br it " ,
efficient for itching piles and a fav e rem
edy for sore nipples; chapped hi , chil
blains, frost bites, and chronic eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents p ox.
Try Dr. Cady’s Condition Few i, the;
arejust what a horse needs when in condi
tion. Tonic, blood purifier and vegfuge.
B
ICYLCE5
BICYCLES! . . . HlCY^s:
.. . For Sale or lent.
Ladies’ an
Bicycle
Wheels.
A full line oi
Sundries
on hand.
I ell ts
New
icycle
REPAIRING A SPECIAL'
Florepee Qioyole
Darfnn HI., Next to Opera
d.tw;imo.
Go.,
.<
Umbrellas Wan d
To repair, or parasols either. Brok
ken oat and new ones put In
Re-covering a specialty. Alai
neatly Stamped lu gold or atlvar.
orders at The Tlmea-Measenger prln
or lit Houston Street, Flora
HORATIO
CHURCHES & S
EPISCOPAL
Holy Communion
ercept 1st.
Sunday school 10a.
Sunday Horning se:
Bible class at&:wp.
Evening aervioagp.
Services on Wadni
samto days atS p. m.
1 .adles' Aid Society
at 4 p. m.
Great Needle and
Friday at 4 p. m.
PKESBYTERl
Service every Sunday
Sunday schools p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday • 16
Youna men s prayer aaeting a
on Thursdays,
ladles aid so
vjrvnpu aut ire
iravt? l.OIIie on
a journey without a bottle of Chamber
lain’s colic, cholera and Diarrhoma
Remedy. For saie by all druggists.
South Carolina and Georgia Railroad Co.
Commencing September 12, im. Passenger
Trains will run aa follows, 75th Meridian, or
■set time-
CitatioD Notice.
Til ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF FLOKKXCK.
ff.V J- P- McNeill, Esquire, Probate Judge.
Whereas, H. E.C. Fountain has made
suit *o me, to grant him letters of ad
ministration of the estate of and effects
of H. Arthur Fountain.
These are therefore to cite and ad
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said H. Arthur
Fountai n, deceased, that they be and ap-
l*ear before me, in the Court of Probate
to be held at Florence on Nov. 20,1896,
after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock
in the forenoon, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said administration
should not be granted
Given under my hand, this 28th day
of October Anno Domini, 1896. Pub
lished on the 6th day of November 1896
in the Time8-Mks8xngxb.
J. P. McNrill, Judge of Probate.
Nov. 6, 2t.
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CAMDEN BRANCH—Dally Except Huuday.
Oysters!
iif society 1st Friday In
Kev. J. H. Dixon, paator.
baptist church.
Preaching every Sunday at
in.
Sunday school every
Young People's meetings
at 10a. st.
Church Conasreufleevery
ter the regular morning ■
sacrament of the Lord's
Via. 1st Sundays of April,
Janoaiy.
Prayer meeting eyery W
Woman's Working Hoc
every 1st Sunday.
Mission Soeiety, i
Sunday.-Kev. R W
METHODIST
Services Sunday at 11 a.
Sunday aeboolat 4 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday
' orth Esc— ~—
ea Aid
third Sunday.
Ladles’ Missionary Socli
first Sunday.—Rev. W. I.
EAST FLORENCE M. E.
Service# Sunday at 11 a. m.
Sunday school at2^0 p. m.
Prayer me*-tin* Wednesday at 8 p.
J. C. Herbert, pastor.
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FLORENCE COUNCIL, NO. OW.
- LEGION OF HONOi
Meets the 3d and 4tb
month, at K. of P. halt
JULIUS
Wm.HOFFMKYKR.
Secretary.
FLORENCE LODGE, NO. 13t». KN
HONOR.
Meet# it C3
C. D. BRIS
Report#
1 am prepared to serve
Suffolk Oysters
In Any Style and at Any
Hour, at the P A L-
MiiiTO HOTEL.
Reasonable#
We also sell by the quart.
Respectfully, C. P BERRY
o2#-rr
Notice!
Bid you know that I am a Photo
grapher? Well, I am, and the
srices are so low and the quality so
ligh, J:at you cannot afford to stay
away, if you want Photos at rea
sonable rates. All work guaran
teed. LEE GREER,
201 Evans street, * Florence, S. C.
SCHOOL OF EMBROIDERY..
MISS IRENE D. PRINCE, begu leave to
l she will take pupils in the ART
SRY.
For terms and other Information, apply to
MISS PRINCE,
St. 273 Daiyan Street.
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EAST-DAILY.
WEST-DAILY.
Augusta .,4SO a miLv Charleston 7 15 a m
* m Lv Oolumbla.-.ttSUa m
m Ly Kingvilie—.7 87 a m
StfSESfSr n m Ar Alken -H 27 am
Charleatn.il SO a m'Ar Augusta ...1215 p m
east—daily. | west—dai:.y.
Lv USE"*"-** P m Lv Charleston5 SO pm
Lv Oolambls.-l 2U pm
Lv Kingvilis...6(16 pm
Ar Alkea lu uu p m
Ar Augusta... 1U4S p m
"srar REVIVE
RESTORES VITAU
imEr** Made
Well M
of M<
let Day.
16th Day.
THE GREAT soth
NORTH.
SOUTH.
klCamden..Jl40am
p KlugvlUe-lU (Warn
H P m i Lv Camden- 2 «6 p tn
at Uamdan... a 40 p mlAx Kingvilie. 4 56 p m
AIKEN ACCOMMODATION—Dally, Exeap
Sunday.
Cv * W P rniLv Aiken a 40 p m
Aj Aiken »,7 16 p ml Ar Aoguaf ...4 8u p m
C. C. G 4 O. R. R.
LvAikiuMpniLv
Ar Edgefield. ..A 25 pmlAr
NORTH AND SOUTH VIA DENMARK.
Through Sleepers *•> and from New York.
Lv Augusta 210 p m
Ar Rlch'nond.JI 40 a m
ArWaaLo. .7 00 am
Ar New York...l 23 p m
Lv New York »w am
Lv Waafa’n 8 So p m
Lv Richmond 711 u tn
Ar Aaguata. ..A 00 n
Oonneettone at Charleston with New York
•teamsr? Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
northbound; and at Augusta with the Geor
gia road to and from all points West and
South. Also at BlackviUe with the Carolina
Midland railroad to and from Barnwell.
L. A. EMERSON,
Traffic Manager.
E. 8. BOWEN, -wmgw.
General Manager.
r. H. SutDox. General Agent, Augusta.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
NORTH EASTERN R. R. OF S. C.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TBAXIIS OOIXO SOUTH.
Dated June 2, 1866.
Leave Florenoe
Leave Klngstree
Arrive Lanes..
Leave Lanes
Arrive Charleetoo...
TBAIHS OOIXO XOBTH.
K. K. of S. „
Trains Noe. 7
Fayetteville—I
oon
J.
Wilson and
■does
DIVINE.
produces the above results In SO days. II
powerfully and quickly. Cuius when all others
Young men will regain their lost men hood. *n<
men will recover their youthful vigor by <
KEVIVO. tt quickly and surely restores Ner
ness. Lost Vitality. Im potency. Nightly Emias
Lost Power, Failing Memory, Wasting Diseases
all effects of self abuse or excess and tndlacre
which unfits ona for study, business or msrriag
not only emus by starting at the seat of disease
Is arrest nerve tool# and blood builder, bi
ing beck the pink glow to pale cheeks an
storing the fire of yoetth. ft wards off Iasi
and Consumption. Insist on having REVIVC
other. It can be carried in vent pocket. Mr i
•1per peckagu. or six tor SAOO. i
tl*e written guana tee to cure
s money. Circular true. Address
BOXAL1ED1CHE C0..269 Dearborn St., CfllCJLQO,
For sale at Florence, SC, by
COVINGTON & McLEOD
Druggii
Miss Gertrude F. Jacobi,
Desires to_inform you that she v
PREPARE PUPILS FOR
COLLEGE.
A few pupils will be taken, a
a few pupils in any branch. S
would also like to form an
Oct. 8-tf.
Elocution Clai
Dr. B. Rutledge,
Dentist/
204 Evans Street, Florence, S.
Telephone No. 3.
H. E. GEE,
No.85
No.28
N0J8
Dentist,
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P.M.
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Office above F. U. Lake's
Drug Store,
8 24
7 46
8 52
Florence, S.
c.
4 33
9 12
P. M.
,4 33
9 12
7 15
|3K“ Hours: 9 to 1, 3 to 5.
6 25
11 13
8 50
A. M.
P. M.
p. mI
<1 Wednesday of _
OBEKT CKuNEN
Call and see Our
Variety before
purchasing.
ONE CASE OF
BUIST’S
Bird Seed
JUST RECEIVED.
A NICE LINE OF
LaAMPS
AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES.
Covington & McLeod,
PALACE DRUG STORE.
UUiUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU
C. A. Woods.
Mtirion. C. 8.
S. W. G. Shipp..
" ice. S, ~
Florence, 5, c
WOOds & Shipp,
Attorneys-at-Law,
Florence, S. C.
Office, 226 Evans Street, Up-Stair,
FKATERNA ETEKY AS8(f|UATION
Meets quarterly.
ROBERT CHONj
WM. HOFFMEYER,
Secretory. »
KNIGHTS OF,
Harmony (.odgi
day night at 8 o'clock.
J
• Cl
J.J. BROWN,
Keeper of Records
Lv Florence ......
Darlington ....
Cfaeraw—.
Wades boro.
All trains dally
and 77 which run
NO.t\No.7t» NeJa No.24
A. X. A.X. A. X. P. X
8 40 S 00 0 20 7 46
8 40 8 80 8 50 8 17
..... 11 68
1 80
except Sunday,; except 76
Sunday only.
ANCIENT F
to
day night
Hampton Lodge, Now
‘In each me
ILSON & SUMMERTONR.B
Between Sumter & Wilsons Mills.
In Effect Wednesday, Jan. 15.
H. H. HUSBANDS,
Secretory.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE EN
GINEERS : . |g;
Pee Dee Division, No. 26), neetfi every
unday afternoon at 8o’clock.
J. C,HARCH,
J. L. WYSONG. Cbltf Engineer.
2d Assistant Engineer.
CHOSEN FRIEND*.
Florence Connctl, No. 2, meek first Friday
In each quarter at 8 o’clock.
D. H.HAM BY,
t Secretory.
GOLDEN CHAIN
Oakland Lodge, No. »», raena second and
fourth Wedn sday nlfhto In emh month.
■ J. BROWN,
Secretary,
F. P.
CO-INOTUN,
Commander.
MACHINISTS.
Unity Lodge. No, 2, I. A, of 14. meets first
and third Saturday nlghtolnuch month at
7:30 o'clock.
JNO. E. FDWARDS,
Maabr Machinist.
El). W. WOOD.
Secretary.
All of the above Lodges imet In Pythian
Castle nail, which le now temiorarlly located
on the second floor In the bnllilng northwest
corner Evane and Dargan stmts occupied by
Theo. Knker.
Gate City Chapter No. 1. Oner of the East
ern Star meets 1st and 3d Mmday s In the
month at 4 o'clock.
The Rathbone Sisters roeei the 1st Thurs
day at8 p. m., and the'Al. d, 4lh. and 6th.
Thursdays at 4 p. m.
INDEPENDENT ORDER <F GOOD TEM
PLARS.
Florence Lodge No. 225 reel# every
day night at ft o'clock at the old Baptist
chnrcb. cor. of Palmettoandlrby street.
“ LEWIS t NEWMAN.
8. W. G. SHIPP. Chief Templar.
pp t ikr v _
Southbound
daily ex Sunday
No 78
Northbound
dally ex Sunday
No 72
yetis vine*.................
rettevllle Junction...
fitord
Leave Climax
Arrive Greensboro
Leave Greensboro
Leave Stokeedale
Arrive Walnut Cove
Leave Walnut Cove
licave Rural Hall...
Arrive Mt. Airy
SOUTH BOUND.
Leave Mt. Airy —
Leave Rural Hall....— -
Arrive Walnut Cove
Leave Walnut Cove...—...
Leave Stokeedale
Arrive Greensboro.—-
Leave Greensboro
Leave Climax
Leave Sanford-.—-
Arrive Fayetteville JnncUon
Arrive Fayetteville
Leave Fayetteville
Arrive Wilmington—
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No. 1.
Daily.
— 8 86a m
—1106 a m
»..1186 a m
—1146 a m
—1212 p m
—12 68 pm
— 1 cS p m
— 1 82 p m
— 818 p m
... 4 80 p m
— 4 88pm
— 4 46 p m
— 7 66 p m
P. A. Willcox,
Attomey-at-Lav/,
Florence, S. C
Wanted—An Idea S’sSvffi
sndlUt of two handrsd Invention! w sated.
WE HAVE REMOVED
TO
Our New store
238 Evans St.
Call and see us. Yours fc
Shoes,
CHAS. BULTMANN.
Lv 2 80 pm
Lv 2 88 pm
Lv 2 60 pm
Lv 110 pm
Lv 8 35 pm
Lv^pm
Lv 4 40 pm
Lv620pm
Lv 6 60 pm
Ar 8 SO pm
Sumter,
W. A S Junction,
Tlndal,
PacksvlUe,
Silver,
Millard,
Snmmerwon,
Davis,
Jordan,_
Wilsons Mill.
Ar 1280 pm
Ar 12 27 pm
Ar 1166 am
Ar 1180 am
Aril 10 am
.1046,
Ar
1015*
Ar 1010am
Ar 8 46 am
Ar 8 86 am
Lv 810 am
Between Millard and St. Paul.
Sonthbound
daily ex Sunday
No 78 No 75
Northbound
dally ex Sunday
No 72 No 74
jA^nlvQ Maxton 0 12 p tn
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Arrive Bennettavllle - —. 7 90 p m
PM
AM
AM
PM
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1ft.
mixxd.
Lv 8*45
Lv 3 So
1015
10 26
Millard.
St Paul,
1146
1186
4 90 Ar
4 10 Ar
Dally Exee,fl
Sunday.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE
KEI G1BS0I ud SUITED.
NO. 67 A. X.
SOUTH BOUND.
Lv Gibson*
Ly tieunettoville —
Lv DftrliDgtou.
Lv
Ar 8 am tor-
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Lv Sumter...
Lv Lamar
Lv Darlington
Lv Beunettavtile
Ar GI boon— •••••• •••*•••••
Na 6# r. m.
Dally Kxcpt
SUNDAY.
6 30
7 30
8 16
9 (W
9 35
NORTH BOUND
No. 4.
Daily.
Leava Bennettavtlle —
Airive Maxton-.
1 <wvn Maxton
—— •45am
9 46 a a
Leave Red Bprln*i
f xmxrm HODS Mill* -
.-...1019 am
Arrive FayeUavllle.- -
10 88 n m
SOUTH BOUND.
no. a.
Daily.
Lsave Fayettevi le
Leave Here Mills
Leave Red I
I • •••••••• •••••• •••M •••
4 48 pi
4 58p I
Leave Bausenr..
Leave Cllmax...
Arrlve Greensboro.
Leave Greensboro...
Leava Stokeedale....
Arrive Madison ...
~ 645 am
..886 am
.920 a m
.886 am
. 10 50 a m
1150am
SOUTH BOUND,
No. Ib.
XIXKD.
Daily exeapl
Sunday.
Leave Madison
Leave Stokeedale
Arrive Greeensboro
Leave Greensboro
Leave Climax
Arrive Kamaeur
k •••••••••a* i
12% pm
12ft pm
285pm
, 810 p m
8 55pm
5 50pm
NORTH BOUND CONNECTIONS.
At Fayetteville with Atlantic Coast Line
for all points North and East, at Sanford with
the Seaboard Air Line, at Greens bo re with
the Southern Railway Company, at Walnut
Cove with the Norfolk A west
Winston-Salem.
r'estern R. R. for
r.nn.1 cndffhttreins Noe. 21 and 22 will run
trf'wMUv as follows. No. 22 will leave Sumter
Momtoy ^>dneeday and Friday at 9 50 a. m.,
Monday. w i. a. nn A»>v4iia s.sn n. m.
ive
twriin/ton 1 <0 p. m. Bennettovllle 850 p. 1
^i^lve Gi^^O P- m ^‘n 21W1.1 !os
2U6 f:^kS*^* 8umUr V’lSiDxx,
SOUTH BOUND CONNECTIONS,
at Walnut Cove with the Norfolk a Western
R. R. for Roanoke and all points North and
West, an d at Greensboro with the Southern
Railway Company for Raleigh Richmondand
all points North and East at Fayetteville
with the Atlantic Const Line for all
polnta south at Maxton with the Sea
board Air Line for Charlotte* Atlanta and aU
points South and Southwest.
J. W FRYE, W. E. KYLE,
Gen. Manager. Gen. Pam Agt.
THE CORNER
DRUG STORI
has received A LINE of
English Razors
WHICH YOU ARE ASKED TO
INSPECT
WE ARE SELLING .
—^Pocker Knives
If you break one, we will
replace it with a new one,
without charge. . . .
Pearl t Onion i Set!
JUST ARRiVED.
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F. U. Lake,
PHARMACIST, Florence, S. C.
Ang. 27-tf.
LUDDEN S BATES,
SoDtisn Hoia
Florence, S. C.
JOHN f. TOOLE, Manager
Dianos, Organs, Sheet Music,
A Small Instruments & Mu
sical Merchandise.