The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, November 21, 1896, Image 2
Florence Daily Times press comments.
Published Evkby ArrEBiiooif Ex
cept Sunday.
The Revenue Remedy.
Prom ltie New lork World.
In bis annual report Secretary
PIM i BKOISOI, Pwpriiton. I Carlisle will urge the imposition
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Those who are able to gire can ooffee and an addition to the beer
gire. W. K. Vanderbilt is a man ^ * m«»ns of meeting the
of that character,
largest indiridnal subscriber to
the republican campaign fund,
uors
! soitli Carolina and Georgia Railroad Co.
dcr the
He was the te “P° rar y deficiency of revenue.
\Vithout now inquiring whether |
or not the specific taxes mentioned
. ... are the best for the purpose, it is |
having sent in his personal check certain that the Secretary’s recom-
for 0150,000. I mendstion is right in piiuciple. J
,n Bpirit that which every ei>
Will the good time ever come lightened government resorts to
when a president of the United *hen occasion arises to make tem-
States may be elected without the P orar J ^crease in revenue
expenditure of a single copper ex- * n ® D * ,a °fi aac h exigencies are
opt for abiolotelj necouar, al«. | ““^.1 !“ re *"..i n . the iD ; I WmWmmWW
“Red, | and Blue”
label are distill*
selling to the
what you want,
and Blue” label
freibeI
Lynchburg, O.
iteed by us. We have been
LTY YEARS and we know
dispensary for “ Red, White
|nsist on getting it.
IRKUM, Distillers,
Kv. Cincinnati, O.
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Ar “
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HAST—DALLY.
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AT Ctuarlmt n JMOP m
tion expenses ?
come tax or on some article or ar-
tio, «* of luxury, and at this mo-1
Governor Evans has issued hi J ment boUi Fmme and Germany
Thanksgiving proclamation. On S li ^ 0 re ^ e ^*
, . u As the Supreme Court holde an
that day, as we return thanks to income tax in this country to be
the Giver of all good gifts for the unconstitutional, we must find
many blessings vouchsafed unto other means of meeting the defi-
us, let ns indeed not forget the c * en °y'
poor and needy and onfortu- ® ut as t ^ le < * e ® 0 * eno y •eeme cer
ate Main to be temporary, as reviving
==——=— business promiees safllcient rev
What a president of this repub- j eD ° e * a th 0 near future under ex
lie receives as compensation for ! 8tinfl! tax lawa * ^ will certainlv
the discharge of the duties of the ^ U8 f t0 rai8e the addi ’
. , tional amount presently needed
office » very meegre wh.o oom- b j the io.po.iUon of .m.ll toxe.
pared with what it costs to get the where they are^nost easily borne,
office. The republican poet-el ec- a ud where they can be repealed
tion financial reckoning brought ^ eaa t disturbance when no
forth the fact that it cost $1,462,000 1 ° ng0rneoe88ar y» than to thr °w
to elect McKinley. The demo-U b T De8 "/ f th ® conat ^ into
4 ' chao > by undertaking an unneo-
ts spent money, too. As a Lssary and radical reconstruction
matter of fact, their campaign of the tariff.
fund was nearly as large as that The resulU of tariff revision in
of the Eepublicaus. J raising revenue are always pro
blematical. The yield from epe
Now is the
Time
TO PUT OU
Onion
FOR
Spring Oni
Call and see
Variety be
purchasi
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County of Flobxnc*.
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NORl'U-
THE GREAT
powvrfnllj tad quickly.
Young mMWiUi
nan will reco«
BEV1VO. U aulckly t
Lott Vitality, T
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not only i
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AIKEN AOCOMMODATION-Uuny. E*««*P
Sunday
youtliul
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I r^AflSnT..—?* »Ham
Ax pmlAr Alkan. i M m
nt them letters of BdmlniH P
und effects of „ .7 00 am LvRk^mmuITU v i
I a%2SxoSlU* P Aoauma.™* 00 a
By J. P. McNeill, Etquire, Probate Judge. j(obtH boUTH VIA DENMARK.
Whereas, Mattie E. Timmons an ,^ ugh glMpw1 , and from Naw York.
John T. Nissen have made suit toi
me, to fli
tratioiyof the estate and
liftoJt R. Timmons. . .
These are therefore to cite and ad-1 C oanecUoa.»t
monish all and singular the
and creditors of the said Luther ^
Timmons, deceased, that they be an ^ ffind Raiinmd to and
appear before me, in the Court of Pro- Truffle Manager.
bate to be held at Florence, on Novem- B . bowbn.
her 28th, next, after publication there-1 ^^Simbou. General Agent, Angueta.
of, at 11 o’clock in the forenooR. to
I show cause, if any they have, w y .
r administratlonlshould not be i T LANTIC COAST LINE,
* I Given under my hand, this 18th, day |
of November, Anno Domini, l 8 ®®*
Published on the 18th day of Not em
her, 1888, in Th* Daily Timxs.
' J. P. McNbill,
Judge Probate.
HgiLiHuaK CD.JB Urtn
For sale at Florence, S C-, by
COVINGTON & McLEOD,
Druggists.
Miss Gertrude F. Jacobi,
Desires to inform you that she will
PREPARE PUPILS FOR
COLLEGE.
A few pupils will be taken, also
a few pupils in any branch. She
would also like to form an
Elocution Class.
Oct. 8-tf.
ONE C/
BUI&T’S
Oysters I'
While in Colnmbi. during the oi.l tuoe on beer, toe. coffee, msT RECEIVE
ir a gentleman of thin evtv viait. bank checks nnd lit-a ~ i
f*ir a gentleman of thii o ; ty visit-
ed the Capitol in company with a
relative from another State. He
desired to take a peep at the Hall
of Representatives and Senate
Chamber, but both were locked.
The Capitol had many visitors
during the week, and i—l »i '
of them had the same desire and
the eame experience.
Now, we limply wi»h to make a
auggeetion which really should
have been made before the fair.
Every visitor to the State Capitol
naturally turne to the Hall of
Representatives and Senate Cham
ber, and we think that on all great
occasions like the fair they shonU
be left open. Some one could be
left id charge for the time being
nothing would be disturbed, an*
the interested sight-seer would no
go away disappointed.
bank checka and the like can be
calculated with accuracy.
We need temporary taxes to
temporary deficit, it
‘ Hy 1° institute a per-
ition in our tax sys-
m
a moii'
the Con
the aid
it of all those
not ashamed of what the
Southern States and their people
did in the effort to win independ
ence. The monument should be
built and speedily.
Jm
A NICE UNI
tY MODERA1
PRICES.
I am prepared to serve
Suffolk Oysters
In Any Style and at Any
Hour, at the PAL
METTO HOTEL.
I Prices
north eastern r. r. of 3. c.
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
taains going south.
Dated JuneS, 1899.
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Citation Notice.
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of
Rhode Island, who is the recog
nized Republican authority on the
tariff in the United States, in a
message to the New York World,
states why there will be no legis-
lation on either the tariff or the
currency at the coming second
eesaion of the fifty-fourth Con
gresa, and then goes on to say:
“The question of the precise
character of the legislation on
these two great subjects that
should be adopted at the first ses
•iou of the Fifty-fifth Congress is
by far the most important one
with which the members of that
Congress will have to deal.
The future of the Republican
party may depend largely upon
the measure of wisdom shown by
the responsible majority in its
treatment of this question.”
Senator Aldrich may well have
substituted “will” for “may” in
the last sentence. The Republi
cans in the fifty-fifth Congress will
have a great responsibility resting
upon them, and all the wisdom
of their wisest men will have to
be brought into play. “Wisdom
and Conservatism” must be their
motto in legislating upon these
two great subjects if they would
benefit the country tnd, not the
least to them, preserve their party
intact.
Attention Rnllwajr Officials.
From the Newberry Obeervor.
Better arrangements should be
made by the railroad authorities
for handling crowds on occasions
like laat week in Columbia at the
Union depot. Everybody is al
lowed under the shed and in the
cars, many of whom came to the
depot with friends and occnpied
seats until the trains moved off,
depriving ladies and children of
them. Many complaints on this
matter were heard last week.
Yea, They Ought.
From the N. Y. World.
There are some great men in
this country, 1 ut the least of the
laws on the statute book ought to
be greater than the greatest o
them. And it is by no meaus
demonstrated yet that the Anti-
Trust act, for which President
elect McKinley voted, will prove
to be one of the least of the laws.
Ovcr-Value<l.
From the Wilmington Star.
We like to see a man set a
proper value on his vote, bat are
inclined to think that Mr. Hall,
the Maryland man who sued a
steamboat company for $5,000
damages because it refused to ac>
cept a retu rn ticket it sold him,
aud he was thus compelled to re
main in Baltimore and lose his
vote, rather over-values it, consid
ering the way that State flunked.
TH ESTATE OFSOUTHCARO|INA,
COUNTY OF FLOBKNC*.
By J. P. McNeill, Enquire, Probate
Whereas, H. E. C. Fountain hi
suit to me, to grant him letters
ministrat ion of the estate of and
of II. Arthur Fountain.
These are therefore to cite a:
monish all and singular the k
and creditors of the said H.
Fountain, deceased, that they be
pear before me, in the Court of Pi
to be held at Florence on Nov.
after publication thereof, at 11
in the forenoon, to show cause,
they have, why the said administl
should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 28tl
of October Anno Domini, 189«.
lished on the 5th day of Novemt
in theTiMES-MKSSENGKR.
J. P. McNhll, Judge of Prot
Nov. 5, 2t.
1CYLCE5 • ■
BICYCLES! . . . B1CYCL1
.. . For Sale or Rc
the qu
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are
hat w
away, if you
sonable rates. All wor
teed. LEE GREE1
201 Evans street, - Florence, S. C.
k via Central
via Wilson and
ley ttilv&y.
elver.
Dr. B. Rutledge,
Dentist,
204 Evans Street, Florence, S. C.
Telephone No. 3.
“hTejoeeT^
Dentist,
Office above F. U. Lahe'e Dreg Store.
Florence, S. C.
iy Hours: 9 to 1. 8 to E
P. A. Willcox,
Attorney-at-Law,
' Florence, S. C.
WanteiRn Idea thl
SdlBt of two hundred
thin* to patent?
ou wealth.
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EFFECT
NORTH BOUND.
ledule.
12th, 1895.
No. I.
Daily.
SCHOOL OF EIBROIDERY.
MISS IRENE D. PRINCE, bega leave to
announce that she will take pupils In tbe ART
OP BrtBROIDERY.
For terms and other Information, apply to
MISS PRINCE,
St. 273 Dargan Street.
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^ILSONA 8UMMERTON R. R
Between Sumter A Wilsons Mills.
In Effect Wednesday, Jan. 15.
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WE HAVE REMOVED
TO
lur New store,
338 Evans St.
Call and see us. Yours for
Shoes,
CHAS. BULTMANN.
THE CORNER
DRUG STORE
HAS RECEIVED A LINE OF
English Razors,
WHICH YOU ARE ASKED TO
INSPECT
NORTH BOUND.
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WE ARE SELLING
—^Pocket Knives.
If you break one, we will
replace it with a new one,
without charge. . . .
Pearl« Onion t Sets
JUST ARRIVED.
Ladies’ and
Bicycles—Alll
Wheels.
A full line of Bi»]
Sundries a|l i
on hand.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE
H GIBSOR and SUITER.
Florence Qieyele
Dargan S«., Next to Opera Hounal
d.iwSmo.
Cherav and Darlington Railroat
SOUTHBOUND.
Wanted An Idea
Pro Wet Tour Idew; they m»j brine you wealth.
Write JOHN WKDDERBURN k. CO.. Patent Attor-
Who can think
of tome ■!tuple
thin, to patent r
Umbrellas Wanted
To repair, or parasols either. Broken i Iba la*
ken out and new onea put In without pain
Ke-covering a specialty. Also your name
neatly stamped In gold or silver. Leave all
orders at The Times-Messenger priming office
or 114 Houston Street. Florence. 8. C.
HORATIO D. LONG.
Dated Jane 2,
189*. No.63 No.27 No .77 1
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PHARMACIST, Florence, S. C.
Aug. 27-tL
LUDDEN & BATES,
Southern MdsicRoose.
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Local frvlghttraina Sumter
trl-weekly as follows. > m ^ m 9 60 a. m..
Monday, Wednesday end sin 350 m
Dari 1 ngton l «0 P- T^m 21 will leave
and arrive Gtteon »10Pj® * ni , Saturday at
^m^netuvUl.^ Darllngloa
. e ***I ,t Sunday,; excerf
and 77 which run Sunday only. r
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NORTH BOUND CONNECTIONS. JOHN F. TOOLE, Nanaser
At Fayetteville with Atlantic Coast Line
for all points North and East, at Sanford with
the Seaboard Air Line, at Greenabore with
the Southern Railway Company, at Walnut
Cove with the Norfolk A Western R. R. for
Winston-Salem.
SOUTH BOUND CONNECTIONS,
at Walnut Cove with the Norfolk a Western
K. R. for Roanoke and all points North aud
Weat. and at Greensboro with the Southern i
Railway Company for Raleigh Richmond and
all points North and East st Fayetteville T . ,. ..
with the Atlantic Coast Line for all I *1*0 sell the improved Singer Sewing
inu south at Maxton with the Sea- I 'jjg C hine and all
P ianos, Organs, Sheet Music,
Small Instruments & Mu
sical Merchandise.
Prices and terms to suit the times
points
weird
points South and Southwtst
Air Una for Charlotte* Atlanta and all
J. W FRYE.
Gen. Manager.
W. K. KYLE.
Gen. Pass Agt.
supplies for game.
Only first-class goods handled and no
misrepresentations made.