The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, January 12, 1897, Image 1
Short Paragraphs ot Home Hap
penings.
* General ItenHoa of Hene
O^elk* Md Others Whom we all
Knew.
Min Bjrd, of TimmotisTille, i«
▼isitiog Uiaa Jeaaie Smith.
Mr. J. J. McCowq killed a gen-
oin* wild turkey thia morning in
* swamp near hia home.
On# of tha old Florence boya
o her then that named in tbie ia-
flue will be married in a few daya.
Mr. B. A. Brown made an an-
0 gnment of hia atock of general
merch&ndiae thia morning to W.
F. Claytoa, Eaq.
Eighteen oara were derailed in
t ie wreck at Mara Bluff yeaterday.
It ia rumored that a tramp waa
eeterely injured.
The Armatrong family, or the
Swiaa Bell Ringera, treated the
oitizena to a delightful free con
cert thia morning.
Hr. John Hoffman, who waa
eummoned to Columbia on ac
count of the death of bis mother,
haa returned to Florence.
Mr. J. K. Weatherford, formerly
of the Atlantic Coaet Line paint
chop, will leare to-morrow for Ma
rion where be will remain aome
weeka.
Carda are out announcing the
marriage of Mr. M. Capera Browne
to Miaa Maude Douglaa on the eve
ning of the 20th in the irat
Methodiat church.
Stock tor Sato.
New one horse wagon for sale
cheap.
Also set wagon harness, new.
One Texas Pony.
One Ox.
Apply at this office.
Calicos are selling at Penny’s at
3 cents per yard.
Shoes, Shoes. 11.25 Ladies
Shoes at 79 cents. $1.00 Ladies
Shoes at 69 cents. Fine hand
sewed I3.00 Shoes at >1.79. Gen
tleman shoes hand sewed $4.00, at
|i.a6. fa.oo Shoes at I1.25, at
Penny’s.
For Sale.
Two extra good milch cows with
young calves. Prices $25 and I40.
Also plug horse cheap. Apply at
this office.
Remainder of fall stock millinery
regardless of price At Penny’s.
Clothing—Our shelves are full.
We must unload. For the next 10
days will duplicate any price at 25
per cent, less than any house in Bounced the administration, char]
the State. At Penny’s. ing favoritism toward Spain.
T r * u , ■ s P°k e contemptuously of Castell
If you want a horse or mule wait 1 J
. IN TAB SEN
Senator Mills of Toias
a Strong Plen for Co
He Cond emns President
land and Argues for the
of Congress to HecOfl
Cuban Independence.
Washington, Jan. 11.-—Thelfj
event ef to-day’s Senate aessior-
the impassioned speech by
Mills, of Texas, in favor of a
lution introduced by him to d
the recognition rf a foreign gov
ment a Congressional prerogat!
and to recognize the iodepend
of Cuba, and appropriate $10,
for the salary of a minister.
In support of the first proposit
the Senator quoted a long line
precedents, and, speaking on t|
latter question, ho strongly
rid t-mell of sulphur for a month an 1 long-lived on the other f-'.u. tl
But for the boards of trade, stock ^ question becomes more inv v t
exchanges and commercial gamblers It is shown in gratifying and Ic 'i
it might be possible for this gov- .dizing that nature makes a sup’ e:
eroment to show some virilit}. effort to pass the period ot
And now Congress was threatened shorter longevity and extend
with the tremendous power o‘ Italy, lite to the greater longe vity. \ j
Sig . »r Crispi said that Europea • ane who understands these
njpiona could not look wit.hoi t con- and d ngerous periods ot liit
corn upon the pretensions of the forewarned and lorearmed.
(jaded States. Finally, we are assured, it n <
“And who is Signor Crispi ? been observed that the chudie.
parents both maiuie
day,” he began, and gave a rhetori- much later, and ‘‘are u uahy I :e
dl description of Italy’s past gloi ward iu their studios,
iee, ending, “and the symbol of the which it is to be inferred that t: e
power of Italy to-day is a monkey rising generation has been ev •*
aud an organ grinder.” If she de- ln gb’ favored in respect ol
eifed to form another holy alliance,
let her come on with her monkcyi
and organ grinders and hot toraalee.
and by the red blade of war wv
r 'i* »
would offer her a warm reception.
jMr. Proctor made a speech in
fayor of a constitutional amendment 43 75. This is a spot cash sal-
to!limit the president to one nix-|^ 0 °d8 neither exchanK , *d m r-ri
... ., .. on approval. Look in our winuo
year term, and Mr. Allen, of , a „ d ^ couvinotKl .
A FREE BICYCLE.
favored in
natural derivation.*
Cut the Coupons Out And Gist
four Ballot.
V < hnii.T For Some One to Win a
l ir-t-n lass Wheel—Road
Wluit Follows.
'n S turday April l7,oueday be-
: m Ktster Sunday, C. H. Bar-
ni Lt-r will give away one lady’s
•t ^''ntb inan’a bicycle. The con-
duinns 1 this plan are as followa;
H'dow wdl he seen two coupons.
Fill one nr both with the nam* of
the per-on for whom you desire to
vote. Take the coupons to the
.tore of (\ 11. Barringer and for
onS. D. Rogers. He leaves to- “ nd We . vl «''. of Signor Cril
night for the Virginia Stock Mar
kets.
For bill heads, note heads, let
ter heads and envelopes. Go to
the Times-Messenger office.
because of the latter’s declaratiol
that Europe could not look withoii
Hot Beef Tea
Store.
braska, made an unsucessful j DJ lOif.
attempt to secure the adoption ot a
resolution calling on the Secretary
concern upon the pretensions of til 01 lk " Nav y for inform,ltio " “ ‘" dir
United Sutes. The Cuban qU( Jwlielher contractors men m th, '
tion was the mercnt’le spirit of thJ I!rookl! '" N ‘‘ V - V ' !lr ' 1 ar ' D, “ lc ''
nation against ite honor, he declar| worl more tl,an 8 llom ' 8
"*’* It-varv lOcent purchase you will bs
After taking inventory ol sto.-l .. . . . ...
wo find we have too much winur , , ,,
siothiug, and in order to mim >f thena.nee v ith the vote polled
->ur stoex, we now offer $10. -"t:.' will appear in each issue of tbs
'H) aid $15 suits tor $, 50. \\ t |> a h.y Timks and Times-Mebsbn-
will sell our $5, and $0.50 suits 0 r ; ( K1{>
on Siituitlay, April 17, the person
riving the largest number of votes
will get a first-class bicycle.
Cut out the coupons and cast
11. F. DoL’Ul.A*
at Lake's Drug There was an informal dis I Tl >* s'** 1 Lon K Llf ®
i cussion by several Senators, andf
A splendid variety of Tobacco i“ r - B » c0 ''. »f Georgia, gave notio
seed for sale at Palace Drug Store. ofa 8 P ee ch to-morrow.
Lost.—On Coit street betwee"
| Evans street and the residence of
Jerome P. Chase, a ladies gol ’
I watch w ith the word “Lillie ’ on-
i graved on the front. 1 he tnub r
I will be rewarded by leaving sane ;it
this office.
Covington & McLeod.
Propr’s.
Mr. Frank Bass, of this city will
leave shortly for Portsmouth, Va.
He haa accepted a position on lbs
Seaboard Air Line and will run
betwaeo Portamouth and Char
lotte.
On acooant of tha wrack at Mars
Staff yesterday, tha pay train got
in too late last aigbt to do aoy
baatneaa. Tha railroad smployeea
were paid off thia morning at 10.-
SO o’elock.
Don’t forget that th# public in-
•tallation of officers of Harmony
Ledge No. 8 Knight# of Pythias,
will take place to-night in the
Pythian Castle hall. Tha aervicas
will begin at 8 o’eloak.
Can**it LmI Might.
The Swiss Bell Ringers gave a
delightful entertainment in the
opera last night. The piano aolci
by Professor Denck and the cornet
music by Mr. and Mra. Armatrong
and little Hsrry were particularly
good. Baby Elva in her songi
and dances was amusing and at
the aame time wonderful. She ia
a child artist of only years.
Another concert will be given
to-night at 9 o’clock and a
crowded house is expected.
Mr. Mills began by sayiag that
the Secretary of State had chal-
We have on hand suits from I longed the authority of Congress to
!° r f ai V hat recognize the independence of a
foreign state, and that a bill passed
over the veto of the President
would be oi
we will sell for the next xo days.
Your choice of any one of them
for $12.50. At Penny’s.
sold at Penny’s.
Cash tells the tale.
Must
unload*
Everybody is more or less inter
ested always in the subject of the
probable duration of his life, un
der normal or ordinary conditions
—that is, exclusive of the coutin
gencies of epidemics, accidents
and such things. Exerybody,
therefore, will be more or less in
the declaration of Mi
Waneor, at a recent meeting
11 pdW56vl wiCTHIOICi
’resident ^rested in
| . f .‘ IF. V W. W*
ment,” ho announced. “The au-
Watch for Penny’s bi 6 adver- 1 thorit 3 r of Co “8 ress thie ml,t « r
tisement in a few days. Big
gains for cash purschases.
bar-
York, as reported by the Medical
Record, that “every person cai-
ri*s about with him the physical
indications of his longevity.”
A long-lived person, he contin
ued, “maybe distinguished from a
short lived one at sight.” In
many instances a physicion “mav
look at the end of a patient and
tell whether he will live er die.”
In the animal, as in the vegetable
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.
The inteniH! itching ami Mnarting in«.
lent to eczema, tetter, saU i U-mn,iuul<>;!i >
Jisesu » of the akin is instantly allay, i l.y
Hjii»lynn Chamberlain's Kye and v k.r.
< linfim nt. Many very had i-a-cs have h*. .:
permanently cured by it. It is equal 7
efficient for"itchine piles and a favorite r.-m
sly for sore nipples; ehamssl hands, chil-
dains, frost bites, ami chronic sore ey< 5.
For sale by druggists at 2- r > cents i>cr l>ox.
Try Ur. Cady’s CondlUon Powders, thw
sreiust what a horse needs when in Wu-uwl.-
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LestslwSufe la Benton.
The Legislature ot South Caro-
has never been challenged but
once. Then the challenger was
Star Racket for Holiday Goods, signally rebuked, and I have no
Wanted, general agent, reeideot doubt it will be now.”
at Florence, to sell pianos in city I He did not know where the Sec-
w rr s“ D M„ n Lir to ““ d the "Y
8. C. D 10-4t. * for his statement.
We ere h..dqo.rter. for Xm«. Thc M^ality l»w» of “■« United
presents. Star Racket. * States had been so administered as
When making Christmas presents to win the friendship of Spain,
remember that Sulzbacher & Son “I don’t envy the President his in-
have a select stock of Christmas dor8ernenta - remv ked Mr. Mills,
| “his tributes from Castellar and
That is right, there are others \y e y] er "
but none have as complete an as ‘ ,
sortment of books .nd stationary Ha argued that selling arms and
as Sulzbacher & Son. * ammunition to the insurgents was | de ‘ rstand why Wjth UDfavorabl .
Mule**Mule*. BOt a violation of international law, conditions, of course, one i du •
8. D. Rogers has just arrived an d that the administration had span may be shortened, but it i
with a lot of fine young mules suit- violated the spirit of neutrality by encouraging to be assured, cii th.-
able for all purposes. Call on going to great lengths in warning other hand, that a favorable en
him. Spain of proposed movements to aid vironment may iacrease the Icng-
J-8 3t. the insurgents. evity of the person, the family o-
Brick for PaveoMnu. Incidentally, he said, “an assas- race -
I am making and will be ready 8 i n 8 it8 on the throne of Spain,” “^ e P r i rna ry conditioriB of
to deliver in 90 days special brick an d continued, “we owe no duties l on g e *ity are that the heart, lungi
for paving streets. Apply for to despota. we owe no duties to or g an8 > as we 'i as
prices. ^ ^ AYT< ^ I, r Spain, except under the treaties she the brain should 1*6 large.
F orence, . ■ baa persistently refused to obey.” I "H these organs are large, th-}
One red cow^with horns sawed 1 Quoting the President’s message trun * Wl11 b e loi Jg And J he limb4
off. Finder will be rewarded by that the United States looked wTth f 3orQ P aratlve v ebor L lue person
Florence, S. C\, Jan. 5 1897.
In compliance with an ac, o.
the General Assembly appreve-i
the 9th day ol March A. I). 1S9'.,
the county Examining Board < 1
Pensions will meet at the court
house at Florence, S. C., on tl.-
third Monday in January 1897 at!
kingdom, “each life takes its 11 o’clock a. m., for the purpose of
characteristics from the life from j considering the applications f< r
which it sprung,” and among these pensions provided for iu said act
inherited characteristics is the ca , By order of
pacity for coatinaing its life for a | R. G. Howard,
given length of time.” Eagles live 1 Chairman.
longer than rooks, we ware told bv 1
a poet years ago, and now v e un-1 Notic,<; of Dl ^ 0, " t,o n of Co-p in-
PQ
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ner-hip.
| The co-parinersliip heretofor M tis -
ing btlween the utuier isfiic-d i-di.-
solved by mutual consent.
W. I). JOHNSON,
.1. M .Johnson,
J. W. JOHNSON ,
.1. DkJONGH,
i>. H. llANCKEL.
January 1, 18»7.
lina waa called to order at noon , , tMCT
to.4av A aeeiiou of aome length leaving same at the residence of wonder and ^^0,, on the im . |vrill appear tall in sitting and short
J ” Mr FKae nn Pine street. I I:_ -j-- 1 • m. 1 i -n 1
ia axpectod and, doobtleaa, viaitora
to the halla of legislation will hear
and see much of interast and
value. The members from Flor
ence county are: Senator J. E.
Pettigrew, and Representatives,
William Uderton, B. B. McWhite,
tad J. M. Humphrey.
Beautiful Bleach Muslin’s at 4
and 5 cents per yard. At Penny’s.
New tobacco seed just received
•t Lake’* Corner Drug Store.
General Insurance Agency
or
SANBORN CHASE,
Firs, Life k Accident linnftfe.
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D-28-4t.
Mbs. H. T. Young,
139 Jarrott St.
Mortgagees Sale.
Surety
Iwetodr
Mr. Chas. Cole on Pine street. ! mense armament being sent to 0u-^ n Ending. The hand will have a
A few gentlemen boarders can ba, he exclaimed, “What we, a peo- Ion 8 and somewhat heavy-palm,
pie whose liberty was bought by aiK 8bor ^ n 8 er8 - The brain will
bo deeply seated, as shown by the
I look with or '^ ce th* ear being low. The
blue hazel or brown hazel eye, as
showing an intermission of tem
perament, is a favorable indication.
The nostrils being large, open and
free indicate large lungs. A pinch
ed and half closed nostril indicates
small or weak lungs-”
These are general points of dis
tinction in favor of long lived ten
dencies, subject, of course, to indi
vidual exceptions. There are cases
of mixed inheritance, naturally,
and they require separate considera
tion.
In the case of persons who have
short-lived parentage on one aide;
our fathers’# blood! For one, I re
pudiate the statement.
horror and indignation on it, anc
if I had the power he has I woulc
I call on Congress to give me author
Underand by virtue of the power of ty to send American fleets t
•ale conuined in, and by authority of ^
certain Chattel Mortgage* executed by Havana ana reduce those forts t<
W. F. Penny, dated respeetively, l«th b nennle held tW*
day of August, 1804, and Oth day of 481168 11 our P eo P le neia lftere wer '
October, liw, I wil* sell at Florence, not released.
8. C., to the highest bidder for cash, at, . ttt ,, A , ,
the store house heretofore occupied by " ould to God we had one hou
W F. Fenny on the comer of Dargan i f Commodore Ingraham or Frank
and Evans streets in said city, on 19th 6
day of January, 1807, commencing at lin I'ierce in these days,” he ex
dise contained in said store house, con- i claimed. H# cared nothing abou
•istinf Of dry goods, hats, shoes, ^he courts of Spain or any othe
clothing, millinery, notions, etc., the \ .. . 3 ,
said property having been seised by me I courts on earth, if he though
end to be sold to satisfy the debt* so- . .
cured by aforesaid Chattel Mortgages. American citizens were not give
a fair trial, and he was in power b
B. F. Penny, Mortgagee,
Agent for Mortgagee.
would make the atmosphere of Mac
Notice of Formution of Co-p ir
nership.
The undersigned have this ih v
formed a co-partnership in the pra< ti. 0
of law for Florence county under ti e
(irm name of Johnson & Wells.
W. I). JOHNSON,
J. M. JOHNSON.
J. W. JOHNSON,
WALTER H.WKLI S.
January 1, 1897. jlwtt
General Merchandise,
♦ Low Prices ♦
CALL AT
H. L. KUKERS.
w
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Wanted to Rent
Two good 3-horse farms within
6 miles of Florence or Timmons-
ville, together or separate.
Address \v.
Timks-Messenger.
Notice.
The city will charge 5 per cent
above the actual cost of brick and
brick layers’ work for laying the
pavements for various parties.
By order of Council.
» E. H. Lucas,
C. C. & T.
Notice.
No penalty will he a'lded to city
taxes until after Jan 15, 1897.
By order of Council
E. H. Lucas
C. C. £ T-
NOTICE.
To executors, adminstrators. guardians
and trustees:
The law requires all executors, ad
ministrators, guardians and trustees to
report annually to the Probate Judge
of the county the condition of the es
tate or trust in their hands. This re
port must be made during the months
of January and February; severe pen
alties are prescribed for a failure to
make this report.
I would earnestly request that an
persons acting in any of the capacities
named above give this matter prompt
attention. Chas. -M- Bbjbtow,
Proha u» Jvdgo