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/ f Pat Your Wants .m.. THE DAliy TIDES. The pL©RENeE[)aiLY TTmes. RIVET yOUR Eyes ...ON.. OUR ADS. VOL. III. FLORENCE. S C TUESDAY t- EVE. FEBRUARY No. 161 LOCAI.S IN BRIEF. PYTHIANS WORSHIP" Short Paragraphs of Home Hap penings. Pors%>U2il nutl 4 t !iei al Monfioii «if Folks and Utlu rr Whom \%4 .ili IV M I' \V . No special notice or conununi cation of an\ kind of more than in length K» v. H. It. M.iseley of the Raptia Churrb I'reacUes a Powerful Sermon. On Sunday morning it was. Tlie Knights of Pythias were out, and the church was crowded. The preacher first road as a les son the 20th chapter of first Sam uel, the story of David and Jona than, and then announced as his text Mark 12-30, 31: “And thou shall love the Lord thy God with will be j Hi) heart, and with all thy soul, HOT WAR TALK. Greece is Aroused by the Ac tion of the Powers. DAURS OF THE REVO LUTION. HANNA’S CHOICE. notification that he has been reg ularly appointed assistant surgeon for the Atlantic Coast Line at this point. The ‘‘^Mexican Chick Company” will perform in the opera house soon. They will spend a week as a gross outrage and a wanton disregard of the rights of Greece. A very largely attended indigna tion meeting was held to-day at which strong protests were made against the interference of the pow- ers, who, it was declared, were pitting their might against Greek right. The speakers vehemently asserted that the country was now' more firmly resolved than ever to spend its blood and treasure for Crete. Prime Minister Delyannis addressed the meeting. He de clared that the cabinet was in per fect accord with the nation. The government knew its duty fully and would perform it in the face of every obstacle. The audience was carried away by the warlike words of the speak ers, who were frequently interrupt ed by the cries for war. There is no denying the fact that the whole Hellenic people are in a temper which would make war welcome even against overwhelming odds. They are determined to uphold Greek rights and honor, and will The Hellenic People Will do Their Duty Despite Every Ohstu- vie.—A Large Indignation Sleeting Held in Athens. one-half column in length will be j aI1 Hiy heart, and with all thysoul, j • Athens, Feb. 22.—The indigna- received later than 12 o’cluck ol' and w 'Hi all thy mind, and with all tion caused by the bombardment the day on which publication of j Hiy strength : this is the hr com- yesterday of the insurgent position mandment. And the second is near Canea by the foreign warships like, namely this, 1 hou shall love has increased and the action of the thy neighbor as thyself. There is powers is denounced on every hand none other commandment greater than these.” Said he in beginning, ‘-Progress in religion, science and art is ever from complexity to simplicity.” From this he showed that the laws of Moses, lengthy and complex, had developed into the simple and comprehensive law embodied in the text. He said that Pythianism is a development of the practical and ethical side of Christianity ; that entirely subordinate to, and in no sense taking the place of, Christianity, Pythianism was doing a grand and noble work. “By their fruits ye shall know them.” Applying this he said that his opin ion of Pythianism was not based upon the professions of those who wear its badge, but upon the great work it has done and is doing in relieving distress, . in caring lor the sick and in minister ing to to the wants of widows and orphans. He judged the order by its fruits, and its fruits were good. The speaker then took up the motto of the order, “Friendship, Charity, Benevolence.” He gave persist in helping the Christians in the story of Damon and Pythias «xs«r^ exhibition of true friendship. Here was a man, said he, ready to die for his friend, but this paled into in significance when compared with the love of Christ who died, not for his friends, but for his enemies. He read St. Paul’s matchless IVo.t'otf the Flint s«uioii of I heir woutlueutal Coitgrew. Watou, F -hr i • Congf ib- I)i!i4' A FREE BICVCLE. He I'rrfetD «* s i.l lu tl.e I'nlletl Stntos Sen ate tj any Other Plain. Columbut, Ohio, February L’l — ■ 21. The , t‘ overiior Buahn-ll furnished the ,., s »r)f the following statement to the South- such is desired. To A.lverliM is iu the IhOly Times. On and aftor Tuesday, Jan. 19, new advertise ments and changes of advertisements must he sent in not later than 11 o'clock of the day on which it is desired that they ap pear. Otherwise, they will not appear until the next day. Mr. C. i). Miller left list night for Golumiiii*. » Miss Sidney L. Gillespie, of Cheraw, sp-it last night iu the city. Mr. E. C. Ditinis, of Kiugstree, was regi t n-ed at the Central last night. Mr. Paul I Bostick, of Lauren- ville, Va., h visiting reluives in Florence vicinity. Miss Eleanor Gregg, of Marion, is visiting her un.-le, Dr. B. G. Gregg on Coit stre-t. Miss Lou Miller left this morn ing for Orangeburg to resume her position in the graded schools. Secretary of Navy Herbert passed through Florence last night. He supped at the A. C. L. eating house. Dr. B G. Revotwss np-ii<-<| Ikih this ern ^• >4soc ‘ at '‘d Pr-ss th is evening : inorn.nl Jaepit.' nciement I ^‘' Hn m y intention to wea thth -v-ry promise-if sue- 1 make an announcement in relation cess. to the action I would take in the Evuat 111 tlw huti-e was 00- matter of an appointment to fill cupiedie opening of the first prospective vacancy in the tneeti With but f >w excep-j re P re9, mtatioii iu the United lions aeorMlited Slate dele- State* Senate until the vacancy gatessnt from all points of i act,, aUy existed. But on account the ccf were at the Columbia the manifest interest of the Theatt 10 o’el .ck when the P 0o pl° an( I their desire to know meetims called to order by what will he done, l deem it lest the pant general, Mrs. Letitia now to make the following state- Greentenson, wife of the Vice ment: Presioof the United States. “When Senator Sherman re- Aftayers by Mrs. J. J. Bui- s 'tf ns to enter the Cabinet of Presi lock, mplniu general, the ‘I ent McKinley, 1 will appoint to “Starogled Banner” was sung ! succt ‘ e d h' ni the»H°n. Marcus A. by MtPiaz Albertiana, wife of Hanna, of Cuyahoga County, to the setry of the Cuban lega- serve until his successor is chosen by the 73d General Assembly of the State. 1 trust, this action will meet with the approval of the peo ple. Asa S. Bushnell.” here. The day and date will ap pear later. With the coming of spring weather, the old game of ‘ahinuey is in season. The small hoys c*u be seen on the side streets with their dog wood shiuney sticks. Mr. Lave Shaw, of Columbia, a newspaper man of some experience, passed through the city last night on his way to Lake City, where he goes to take charge of the Lake City Times. We understand that the Jacobi House will soon he repainted and thoroughly overhauled. This i- tho oldest hotel in the city and management and convenient lo cality makes it a very desirable re treat for travellers. description of love, than which there is nothing grander in litera ture, and stated that benevolence is the practical expression of love. In closing the preacher dwelt upon the beauty and holiness of love. His peroration, beautiful and eloquent as it was, lifted his hearers out of themselves, and when he took his seat there was that quiet which showed a pro- fourtd impression had been made. And so there had, for the sermon in deed and in truth was one of up lifting power. A Bold Attempt at Kobbery. Yesterday morning about day light, a negro man entered the res idence of Mr. J. L. King, on the corner of Coit and Darlington streets and stole several articles. The committees of three from Mr. King had just left the house to go to work in the A. C. L shops and had left the hack door onen. His son Mr. Muldrow arose from bed a short time afterwards and the Hook and Ladder and Hope companies m-t in the city hall last night end discussed busi ness of importance. They will meet the committee of alder- looking through the window of his msu to-night. The minutes of room saw some one pass into the this-meeting will probably he house. The robber heard him published iu to-morrow's issue of j open the door to his room and this paper. fled. The blood hounds were put on the trail a short while after wards but failed completely to take it up. The thief if caught can be easily identified. Valentines at Lake’s drug store. Loose jelly, 5c. lb. at Brown’s Cheap Cash Grocery. The next meeting of the Flor- A large turkey, weighing 21’ 2 lbs., left ® nce County Teacher’s association wingeut. Any information as toils will be held at Evergreen academy whereabouts will be thankfully re- ( 0 n Saturday, Feb. 27th 1897 at 11 eeived by M «*- M ; Jacobi -_ j o’clock a. m. E. J. Smith, Co. Supt. of Ed. W ANTED—A limited numberof cus tomers for J ERSE Y Milk. Apply at this office. WANTED—Purchaser for gentle milk cow \a th young calf. Jersey Apply at this office. STOLEN, For Rent. . Cr e& nylJUii'stanaiflJUhfi .jUiUud*. Turks. M. Skouzel, foreign minister, visited the foreign ministers to-day and protested against a bombard ment and the consequent encour agement of the Turks. It is stated that seven,! Christians were killed or wounded by the shells fired by the foreign warships, and that great havoc was done to proper ty- One hundred Turkish prisoners, including several officets, are in the camp of Vassos, the command er of the Greek army of occupa tion. Korakas, a Greek, at the head of 6,000 Cretans, has invested the town of Heraklion. He has cut the water supply and has sum moned the place to surrender, promising protection to those who do. Eight hundred Turkish troops will leave for Heraklion and Canea to-morrow. The transport convey ing them will be conveyed by British and Italian cruisers to pre vent interference with them by the Greek warships. London, Feb 22.—The Athens correspondent of the Chronicle telegraphs that Greece will in stantly declare war if the Turkish troops give provocation. He adds that it would be impossible to ex aggerate the intensity of national feeling. Greece cannot and will not draw back. If she did there would be neither a crown nor a government in 24 hours. The cor respondent admits that the opposi tion in the Greek parliament is partly answeyable for the warlike demonstrations. The Daily Mail has a dispatch from Athens stating that the Ger- man legation there is guarded by marines. The correspondent revives the gtory of the massacre of Mohem- medans at Sitia despite the denials given to it. Peasants who have arrived at Heraklion declare that 1,147 were killed through treach- ' er y- tiou. Iu coursu of her remarks Mrs.Siiaou Hiiid the growth of the 80/ had been so pheuotni- ual th; seemed hardly possible that tacord of the last congress could maintained. The event whichi above all others made the yiootable and given the greateuisfaction was the step taken ard the union of the two societi the Daughters of tlje Revolm and the Daughters of the Arican Revolution. In (response to Mrs. Steven son MElroy M. Avery, State re gent, Cleveland, Ohio, expressed her gnpleasure at the report in regard* a union between the Daughi of the American Rev- olutiocid the Daughters of the Revol ConAluAiiMA »»f Mr a. A v. Best quality outing 5c. per yard at Brown’s ('heap Cash Grocery. ————— ——— ♦ * ■ Finest quality Pee Dee Plaids 4c. at Brown's Cheap Cash Grocery. Wonderful south American Blood Cure. Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints in the system, cures pimples, blotches and sores on the face, thoroughly cleanses the blood of boils, carbuncles, abscesses and eruptions, renders the skin clear, young and beautiful. If you would escape blood poison with all its train of horrors, do pot fail to use this masterly blood purifier, which has performed such stupendous care in all cases of shattered constitution ——i >U<» - Ul/WWA meeting iu behalf ofV4ociety of the Sons of thft Amwn Revolution. Mrs. Anna B. Sir, president of the Society of tliDaughters of the Revolu- tionlllowed Gen. Greely with an a ess in behalf of the so- : the addresses delivered 1 of patriotic allusions to on which the celebrttiou was d and the man whom the nati joined to honor. The ing )HIO ON A BOOM- iver Out of Its Bank* and Still Kiting. nnati, Feb. 22.—The Ohio on another rise. TheLick- r is rising rapidly and is goods stored in the cellars establishments. At Mont- coal landing, foot of reel, in Covington, Ky., a barges broke away this l and floated off. eady rain has fallen in n West Virginia for 48 5 room dwelling on Coit street to Finest quality uncanvaseed' , vn rent. Convenient to business. Apply hams (evervone enaranteed) only , 15c* g asses jel y only 10c. and 10c. per lb.’ Brown’s Cheap Cash ' 1O 0 -glasses oulv 5c. at Brown’s Grocery. ! Cheap Cash Grocery. to P-lwk. Jerome P. Chase. I rum ; out of banks. Many mer- chai along Water and Front stre are already at work moving out of t gonf Mai fleet mor A sout hou T|)ooms in the Guyan river en washed away and 11,000 ve been washed into the Ohi ver. All trains are delayed vy landslides. The Ohio 35 feet and is rising 12 |an hour. F 1 Catlettsburg, Ky., the re por mes that three inches of rain s fallen there in 48 hours. The no and Sandy rivers rose 11 t night -The Ohio river 38 feet on the guage this morg and was rising fast. + F da will this year plant a larg acreage in tobacco. A Noirn firm has bought 6,000 acr< near Quincy, in Gadsden and will put it all in tobac- ie same firm has been mak- iccessful test upon a 100- acn let. There is no doubt that a fit uality of tobacco can be rais n Florida. F. U. Lake Druggist, Florence, S.C. Yard wide bleach, 3, 4 and 5c yd at Brown’s Cheap Cash Grocery. 6 silver plated table spoons and 3 cakes Butter Milk soap for 25c. at Brown’s Cheap Cash Grocery. Koli.'f lu Six Hour*. Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New South American Kidney Cure.” This new remedy is a great surprise on account of its exceeding promptness in re lieving pain in the bladder, kid neys, back and every part of the urinary passages in male or female. It relieves'retention of water and <• pain in passing it almost immedi ately. If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by F. U. Lake, Druggist, Florence, S. C. Threw Away Ills Canes. Mr. D. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black Creek, N. Y., was so badly afflicted with rheumatism that he was only able to hobble around with canes, and even then it caused him great pain. After using Cham berlain’s Pain Balm he was so much improved that he threw away his canes. He says this liniment di«l him more good than all other medicines and treatment put to gether. For sale at 50 cents per bottle by all druggists. Cut tbe Coupons Out And Cast Your Ballot. \ Clianeo For Some One to Win u First-Class Wlieel—Head What Follows. On Saturday April 17,one day .>e fore Easter Sunday, 0. H. Bar ringer will give away one lady’s or gentleman's bicycle. The con ditions of this plan areas follows; Below will be seen two coupons. Fill one or both with the name of the person for whom you desire to vote. Take the coupons to the ■»tore of C. H. Barringer and for every 10cent purchase you will he allowed one coupon-vote. A list of the names with the vote polled will appear iu each issue of the Daily Times and Timeb-Mebsen- OER. 0;i Saturday, April 17,the person having the largest uumbjrof votes will got a first-class bicycle. Cut out the coupons and cast your ballots. </. ~ o Vi ** z d K O c/5 § O Q -2 W u Below is the result of the vote up to the hour of closing last night: Mm. Clm*. Cole Mlw Arte Huaglna 1#1 Mm. T. O. Water* 4*1 Mlsa LHMttiHwalle 4LI MIm J.K. Hcbouboe US Kaveuel Luca* 7(4 Willie tiahklna ••••••••• •••••• ••••••••• •••••••#. •*••• 74 Ml*a Jeunle Jackson • U2 Mlm Mary Byrd 45 Cha*. A. Buohtaelt Jr., 41 James Wtllougbby 31 Mlu Mae Bowser - J. Willie Williamson & Subscribe to the Times-Messen- F1KAL DISCHARGE. Notice is hereby given that on the *22<t ilay of March, 1807, we will apply to the (’ourt of Probate for Florence County for letters of linal discharge a» executor of the estate of G. W. McLeod, deceased. R. C. McI.kod, W. H. Kino, February 17, 1807. Executors. fis-2t 'ger- ^ A splendid variety of Tobacco seed for sale at Palace Drug Store. Covington <fe McLeod. * Propr’s. ADMINISTRATRIX SALE. Pursuant to an order of C. M. RriA- tow, Judge of Probate, dated the 17th day of February, 1S07, I w ill sell to the highest bidder at public outcry, at< ar- tersville, S. C., on the third day of March, 1897, at 10 o’clock in the fore noon, part of the personal property of the estate of Robert Peel, deceased, consisting in part of corn, fodder, nik chinery, agricultural tools, etc., etc. Martha W. Pkel, Administratrix. February 17,1807. DS-td General Insurance Agency OF SANBORN CHASE, Fire, Life & Accident Insurance. Surety Bonds Issued. Rhone ». - - FLORENCE. S. C Wanted to Rent I Two good 3-horse farms within 6 miles of Florence or Timmons- ville, together or separate. Address W. Times-Messenger. -.'cfil A 4 <•] A