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t'KurrnF & a r.y 7’Vi A 4 ▲ 4 RAVELLERS. I A n "t W 1 H III Hr i v» >-<1! U l> imj Cumiuiitiloii fd AC’ , . * > **€*tH» I. Hniidai Moriniik H in* < Ntfe hi |i E i>l'lii|( m‘f ic*- ri i H» i\ <-» mi • >1 -mI. him! Kriil- > • I l» l>..Nk l •< p >> L. du* » ‘1 Ml - f) v**r> Ml I ,1 in <i m .N« d • ii* Ti led » Frii' > h- 4 |i • mu unKv i *ri sin iIm hi ii h in S'ihi'h. »ri mi ,1 ii l* J ■ I W II \ I > 'll > ■ in. V uii r..« i.V *•!• ■ • i*i i' i k i : ou Tiiui <lt»\ *. EHilit;* Hid Huciit I hi rniwy iu • hcIi uiuulL Hvv.J 11 Liixuu, pHaiur. baptist cui!K< h. PreMrhiDg e*«r> suudii> hi II a. m. andtt m Suu ay aohool every suuday at i p ui Yuuiih People’* meetluK* ml and 3d aouda’ at loa. u. Church Contorenoe even itecoi d Huuda; a ter the regular uiondiiK aervl-te. Heeraii cut <rf the Lnni'ii Supper. quart*rl} rtx. lat Muudn. a of April. July. Uctout<r an. Janua y. Prayer meeting every WedueedNy at 8 p. n Woman a Working Society. Tueeday afte; every lat Sunday. Mtaalou Soctny, Tuenday after every 4 Sunday -Rev. K W sandi rs, pastor. M ETHODISI CHCRC'H Hervtcea Sunday at 11 a. m and 8 p, m. Sunday achool at t p in Pray ei meeting Thursdny at H p. m. Epw rtb League, rue-day hi N a, in Ladli-a' Aid society the Monday after Ui* ChlM Sunday l jidie« MiHHionary Society’, Friday after Un- Urat-'Uiidiiy — R» v W. I H< rneri. muitor h AST FLO KEN i E M. E. i’hAPEL Servlett> SondHy at I a in. and a p m sunda. 1 nctioui a I ’2:3" p m Prayer meeting W ednebday ai 8 p in.—Ke\ C. C. Hei bert, patdor. FLOKENOE COUnCTL, NO. 31B. AMERICAN LEGION OK HONOR. Meets the Ud .aid -itb Monday of each n onUi.i t K of I* bull -it l I.M-XU.MAII JV F •! TUOsE All > UUR r»lK # AlLKOADS ! In* U o i-, valuable informa- 11 '1 ''ii-er* traveling over Uae Ai'oii «• . is; Id he System : m i AbSENGERS GOING NORTH. No. Then Cancer. iTiving til: I- .ill No. a. in., aiid 12.15 p. n>. WM H iFEMEYPR. Secretary. JULIU DkJuNGH. CoiiiUiander ETI RY .YSSOiTATION FLORENCE L< HGE. No. 1WJB, KNIGHTS OF Hi *NOtt. Meeta *.1 >•! J Wedneaday of each month OBKKT CRi iNENBERG. C. b BRI * blctator. Reports FRATEKNA Meeta quarterly. ti> iBEKT CRONENBERG, WM. HOFFMEYER Pieanlent. Secretary. KMGlirs . F 1’YTHIas. Harmony i odae. o 8, u eeia* *ery lue*. day n qi nt 8oclock } JNO. F. i I W ARDS, t hHiicehor < ominauder. J. J.BMt W Keeper of it* corua and seal. ANCIENT FRF F. M Asi iNS. Hampton lAidge, No !9M meetb drat Mon day night In each n ouih at8 o^ciock ^ yi) W'niBhiptuI Master H. H IUIoBaNi H. seer* tary. BKt lllt.RH a»l* 'F LOCOMOTIV E F.N GINEEKS Pec bee bivialoi , No !M>, mee's ever Sunday fteniotm at .*o’clock. •J \- 11A rVV' »* * J. L W S sONG. Chill Engineer. ’Jd Abaiktant Engineer. t- Charleston a; 5.1)0 a. m., I. fence at H.25 a. m. 20 lireakfaat. ( onnectinjr . Itayinif Culuinbia at 5.50 arriving at Wiliuingtun at With Nu. 02 for Darling ton, Oheraw and Wadesboro. Arrives at Fayetteville at 11.20 a. nu, «:onnet ting with North Bound train on C. F. & Y. V. Railroad. Arrive at South Kocky Mu, at 2.07 p. in. 20 minutes for dinner. Connecting with No. 4S from Wilmington with Nos. 10 and 4* for Norfolk and points on N. & C. R. R. Arrives at Richmond at 0.40 p.m. 2h minutes for supper. Through coache- Charleston to Washington. Pullman Sleeper Charleston to Wilmington aiit' Jacksonville to New York. No. 32 leaves Charleston at 5.20 p. nu, arrives at Florence at 8.16 p. m. 20 minutes for supper. Connects will No. 32 from Augusta and Aiken, 8. C., via Denmark and Sumter connecting at Sumter with No. 53 from Columbia No. 32 also has a Sleeper from Maooi Ga., which No. 32 takes to New York No. 32 also connect* at Florence will No (13 from Wadesboro. Cheraw am! Darlington. Through Coaches fron Charleston to Washington. In addi lion to 1‘uilmhu Sleeper from Macon to New York, there are Sleepers from Charleston to New York and Tampa to Powers hM , uffered trom a Probably no diaease carriea aueh ter ror in its path aa Cancer—and well may this dreadful affliction be regarded with horror. In an alarming manner, it slowly but surely preva upon tha life's blood, bearing the rictim nearer the grave day by day. Berond the use of the knife the physician it powerleas, and too much cannot be aaid agalnat the folly of retorting to the knife for a cure of this terrible disease. Can cer is in the blood, hence it la apparent to all that no relief can be expected from an operation. In ninety-nine caaea out of a hundred the cancer promptly returns, if not in the aame place, la the aame localitr, and ia far more ma lignant than before. The aame ia true of attempts to remove the cancer br means of cauatic plasters, etc., and ail who have had this treatment claim that death cannot be more painful. But there ia a care for cancer—cm which gets at the seat of the disease, and removes ita cause. S. 8. 8. ia the only real blood remedy, and caret can cer and all other blood dlaeaaea, even after other treatment has failed. One of the well-known residents of Macon, Ga., is Mr. H. Powers, the con tractor and builder, who lives at 515 Rosa street. For twenty years Mr. Potash is a necessary and important ingredient of complete fer tilizers. Crops of all kind require a properly balanceO The best BAR’f CO„ AVHOLFISAL*•1 DXA .KRS IN F ruit anti Produce,jj£ manure. Fertilizers : MARKET STREET, Charleston, 5 C. contain a high of Potash. percentage Oit-ffl-Sm. .Coun ry orders solicited AH a boat PotuH—the mult* of U* um by ftenul m- pftflftftini tb* b«M farm* is th* Uaitcd State*—<• laid la • llttl* book which w* puMifth and will gladly Mm to say Straw in Amwica who will writ* fat it, GERMAN KALI WORKS, 9) Nftftftau St., N«w Ysth* t* tld Id Capital F2 "U'.i* 1 . slN' Rl’OK .T :i'2 T"l< h*> • C. A. Woods. Marion, C. S. IV. *j siii pi ■'lol’ttii* s WOOds & Shipp Attorneys-at-L iw, Florence, S. C. Offit e, 226 Evans Street, Up-siairs r o it st j / i / /. 11 Commissio ) Herchant, New Ytirk. No. 32 also makes connec tion at South Rocky Mt, with No. 40 from Wilmington, and leaves South Rocky Mt. at 12.45 a. m., and reaches Richmond at 3.40 a. m. FROM RICHMOND GOING SOUTH. cancer on his face, which was treated constantly, but while. He aou| skill in vain, ant ever being cured E rew worse all the t the beat medical could see no hope of On June 22,1896, he writee: “Twenty years ago, while being shaved, a small mole on my face waa cat, leaving an McCiu Jim, Liierj, Feed and Sale Stables Leave Richmond on No. 23 at 9.05 a in. Reach South Rocky Mt., at 1 p. in. 20 minutes for dinner. Arrive at Wilson at 2.06 p. m. Change cars for Goldsboro and Wilmington on No. 49. Arrive Fayetteville 4.15 p. m., connec ting with Miuthbound trains on C. F. & Y. V. Railroad for Wilmington and Bennettsville. Arrive Florence 0.55 p. in. 20 minutes for supper. Change cars for Sumter and Columbia, reach ing Columbia by No. 55 at 9.f i p. m. Also change to No. 24 for Dar..nglon, •lartsville and Bennettsville. Arrive at Charleston at 10.20p. m., connecting with Flam System for Savannah and all points south. Through coaches on ibis train from Washington to Charles ton. Pullman sleeper New York at Jacksonville. Also leave Richmmond by No. 35 7.80 p. m. South Rocky Mt. at 10.44 p. m. 1’assengers for Wilmington take No. 41, leaving South Rocky Mt. at 6.45 a. tn. No. 35 arrives at Florence 3.14 a. in., connecting with No. 35 for Sumter, Columbia Denmark, Aiken, S. C., Aus- insignificant sore, to which I paid little a and Macon, and Atlanta. Pullman' attention at first. This sore refused Sleeping < ar on this train, New Y'ork to heal, and after a while became quite —Wholesale ai. ri*t.,il Jealer In - ALL KINDS OF FAF M PRODU Such as Poultry, Eggs, Creamer) mtl 1 tiri Butter. Ch*-•>«. Meats, Fruits ; nd Vegetal), -s ol 'very description, S < Potatoes, Furs, Bee* v.ix, ’ allow, Medicinal Hoots 1'crbs, Etc. 3C RRESPONDKNCE SOI.ICITE1). RETURNS MADE DAILY. IIKrKHBNCK ('OUTMIIIAN llANKINU AND Til 1(11 C*> Southern Fruit Co.. W. H. MIX: ?N, Hanager. iui| rl« pm unit 1 'i|! i ulen* g MR. a. POWERS. CHOSEN KKIENI 8. Ftorsnos Council, No. 2. meet* Unit Frida.' In each quarter at 8 o'clock D.H. HAMBY, Hecretary. GOLDEN CHAIN, Oakland Lodge, No. aw, meets second am odgu —, — tourlta Wedu sday uLhi* ( 1 * *‘.c) l J.J BRcWN, 4 P. CUV INGloN. Hsorstary, Commander. MACHINISTS. Unity Ixxlge. No. 2, I. A, ol M. mesta snd third Saturday ulghU In each mouth ai 7:lWo’clo-k. JNO E nu WARDS, Master Machinist. ED. W. WOOD. Hecretaiy. All of the above Ltsliie* mee In l ythlHi i ssee In ll. ah cli 1* noa teinp<*rsril> UK'ste*. on Hie aeooud rt**or in Hi* buiidnm n rthwe* ror* er E\atis*nd Dania*' »n'* U noeupied l> I'beo. Kuker. Gate City Chapiei No. I, Order of the Fme .rii Hiai n<e*’is Is' ai'd fd Moiidai ► In iiiouLi a t o’oioch ti.* The Retlibom Slatersmest the tai Thurs day »i 8 p. m., and the 2d, 3d, 4ih, and oth Thursdays at 4 p. m. INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEM FLAKS. ds?nlSm ifTo^h^^t^MpH 1 .: church, cor of is p! n'J.W M AtN, Miss LIZZIE BOUNDS, Chief lemplsr. Hecretaiy Through the At. I* Tornado. Here is an illut traticn of the wa\ the wind handled things durini. the big St. Louis tornado. Thn bicycle, owned in East St. Louts, was struck by three barrels o syrup, a tierce of lard and or, barrel of vinegar. Absolutely tf only uninjured parts are the saddc and the Niorgan & Wright quick repair tires, which were full ol au when the machine was fount. Even if these tires had beei I Lectured, unless severely tort cne of the to Macon. Passengers for Columbia . obstinate, and began to grow. I placed can go to Sumter and wait until 9.43 { myself under the treatment of promi- j No. 52 from Charleston, ar- 1 n en t physicians, who aaid I had cancer Suppose You Were a Horae. W ouldn’t you work better— wouldn’t you hold your hea< higher—if you had a fine net buggy to draw ? Don t iet you riorse be a hatn d of yenr vehicle j 'Start the New Year will a shinini new buggy. Our stock is lit re to t>. looked a Pruit - and - Produce., Fruit and Ve getable Shipping Packages, Et :• 2»7 EA HAY, a. m., for physicians, who aaid I had cancer - “*° ok at it "hither ytu buy it o civingat Coluii b:a at 10.55a. in., or take of the moat atabborn type, and though No. 15, a mixed train leaving Florence 1 took their treatment faithfully, the at 7.40 a m., and arriving at Columbia at j cancer grew steadily all the while, ” ^ - ~ ' OK i ncreu i n g- ta size and severity. I also took nearly every medicine that was recommended for the blood, and applied various salves and ointments, all without the slightest benefit. Year by year, I found myself GHARUB.DTON, S. 11.45a. m. No. 35reaches Charleston at 0.02 a. m., connecting at Ashley Junc tion 7 miles from Charleston, with Plant System for South. Through coaches, Washington to Charleston on this train. Pullman sleepers New York to Tampa, Fla., New York to Charleston, and New York to Macon. I HAVE OPENED A Bicycle Repair 5hop THREE DOORS FROM THE POST- OFFICE, ON EVANS STREET, ikIhui i>r*p*r*><l io dosny kind of work '*ii •nv kind of win*** 1 Ri>-**pokins *orats!'it«*n- >>,* tiHin***-0. f‘Ct, ’iisklpii n«*w machine** >ui ol old o e*i. do'ieat short notice. Six Y’earn’ Experience! Price* Reason able! SatlBfsctlon Guaranteed! A Supply of Nice WHEELS TO RENT VI way* on Hand. JOHN D. TReVATHAN, o22-3m FLORENCE, s. » steadily growing worse, for the cancer waa sapping my life away, although I spent hundreds of dollars with doctors, and aa much more experimenting with various so-called remedies. I was strongly urged by the doctors to sub mit to an operation, which they claimed was the only hope for me. L. Y. King, Physician Sc Surgeon FLORENCE, S. C. CHICCO, — OFFICII A1- I had well-nigh abandoned hope of ‘ ig cured, when I waa induced to try S. 8. ever beina cured, when I waa S., and even the first bottle afforded relief. The medicine caused the cancer to discharge, thus forcing out the poison, and ridding the sys tem of it. I continued to take 8.8.8. until the discharge ceased, and the cancer healed up entirely, and I am perfectly well. My cure is regarded as truly remarkable, and demonstrates what a wonderful remedy 8. 8. 8. is. I shall take pleasure in always recom mending it.” S. S. S. ia the only remedy that gets at the root of all blood diseases, that all so-called remedies fail to reach. It is guaranteed Purely Vegetable and cures Cancer, Cotagious Blood Poison, Scrofula, Eczema, Tetter, Rheumatism, Catarrh, or any other disease having ita origin in the blood. Books on blood and akin diaeaaeo mailed free to any address, by tbt Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Gk Covington & McLeod's Drug Store. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ibiiiin Miml i>t th* «*• st*- AU permits bavins . Ttmii'Oiis. ae'-pau'-n er*- h>rfb' m>M VII per of L. it.' ded to present t sene to then ttnur' dn'y authenticated on or )>.v ti e 27’* i(«y < November. I8M7; end ell p*-i**ou-> initeMert »• Oen to ske proit.) 'heft td estate are req’-enten to payment to the un ere true Vattik I ’’IMM Jso. I ' is* > N. NovetnberZ*. tk'W. Admlm-l drc8-4t NS. t,<rv Importer of and Wool tVIe an . Uutall Dealer In Macaroni Cheese, Olives, Olive Oil, And all Italian and F ench Produce. Imported D.dicat ies and Canned Goods a Specialty. Fine Famih Groceries, Tobacco & Cigars. 83 MARK! T STREET, John J. Ponard, WHOI. SALE .TELEPHONE,>4., Charleston, S. C. H't-22-3m. Ccmmi $10 M • h Dealer In FRUIT, POULTRY, EGGS, AND COUNTRY PRODUCE, 104 Market St., Charleston, S. C. pot holes could ha been repaired by the quick-repan device in them, without trou*ja. Riders ol these tires, wbea the) have a puncture, need only b<. careful to pump as much air as- possible nto the tire before tnsert- Mti: the quick-repair tool. 1 he rc pair can be made in two minutes, at the roadside, without taking tin tire otl the rim. Cretin eoooauut lOo lb. ti j • > The Farmers’ Mutual Insurance Association FLORENCE, S. C. xaaz^^^-INSUHES AGAINST Fire, Wipd-Slorn), Ligl)lr)ir)g.. ai)d MTIOMl SURGICU INSTITUTE. AilMln, G». rslab lab** laid. rrssls Osb r**l. Dt»«>**«- o 1 b«_8*piu*s Charleston Prcduee Exchange. 5. J. L. HATTHEWS. Commission nerchant, £ 02 and 94 Market Street. 3 W E SOLICI F consignments of all kinds of Country Produce. Quick returns. Com missions, 5c. We solicit your orders for all kinds of Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Produce. References: Mercantile Agency, Entei h Ise lank. oe-smo OobT prtrsU dtsesMS. H« mi*,' Rli*antsi1*m. Urtn- ery Otimis,ate. S &d fur i ittstrstsd circular Dr. F. H, Nceod, Office above Lake & Co. Residence, 232 Irby Street, Florence, S. C. FOK SALE. is. Pllo-. F (uU. f. rtuftl* ftilnm. Uric No Paid up Capital. The Supreme Court makes the Property Insured, (now amounting to $220,000) itself, the se .urity for the payment of all losses. hrphrrd Supply Company, 232 MEETING ST., UHaRLESTON, S C. Insurance taken on all property outside of towns, except G n-houses, Tobacco Barns and Pack Houses. ) J. E. PETTIGREW, President. OFFICERS, > H. T. HARLLEE, Agent and Secretary. ) J. W. McCOWN, treasurer. 'Jg** All persons desiring Insurance and any persons desiring any infonnaton whatsoever, will please address the Agent, H. T. HARLLEE, at Florence, S. C. n 19 WHOLESALE STOVES, TINWARE, HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, OIL HEATERS. State Agents for the Sale or —ani>- M) 6-room residence on Cheeves Street, near M E. Church. Hoi st '.rui-cl?ss. Prire reasonable. Mks. K-thfi ]>ai« AN. 11. L. (jLL, l tiilisl, uttcv.simvi. >.,t. L«ktb Lius Sum.. Florence, S. C. Over 2cx> Different Styles Cooking and \ Heating St^vf:- Also Oil Cookers and Heaters. vMCHIG4/V rsTOVfs L SiffANCtS i WHOLESALE TIN PLATE SHEET IRON, TINNERS’ SUPPLIES, GALVANIZED Gutter and Pipe. We want be tesdluR ’net- h*i>i in every lovu la ibt .1,1* to *«ll our 11 e* o ■.loves. We guarantee full protection lubl* lerrltory tn esebagral we ftp olul. Ifnotmid lu > nr town, sand direst to u* for cuts ana ■#