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1 MN P Pat Your Wants (THE DAILY TIKES. The RLORENe^DftiLY Times. RIVET YOUR Eyes ...on. OUR ADS. Veil. III. FLORENCE, 8 C. TUESDAY EVES MARCH 9. 1897 No. 17:5. .LOCALS IN BRIEF. THE MEETING LAST NIGHT. A / Short Paragraphs o[ Home Hap penings, 4 , crHou:il nml G«*ut-ral Mention of Home Folks anil Olhrnt H’lioin we all Know. No special notice or communi- After a of tbe ^ueal iuud Krou^kAi | I p It Adjourns Without Tak I UK Action. I lu obedience to thn call a largo VISIT TO THE KINDER GARTEN. asscflil many and vatious are the ealletl Rv courtesy eggi. Son the relative proportion to the w ithout effort some do not. 'NTERNATIOHAl , » C « | j ),[(££ Hospitable Mobile Preparing to Kuterlalu Relegates. Mohiln, March 8 —The commit tees have been appointed and MOUKLINU DAY. We have at last arrived at the ' All wick to perceive analogies body of citizens assembled in the stage of development when we per-' ilU( I n speeches are heard. court hoase last night. Dr. Ilder- 1 ceife that only the knowledge we ‘Mit>k like capsules,’ “Mine preparations are making for the ton was called to the chair and gain with pleasure is our perma- are fceans, and one thought- adequate reception and entertain- Mr. K. M. Matthews was elected possession. The Kindergar-! hil ci>oy ohsei vos a.ioi mature 0 f the intornAtion&l conven- S'icrelarv. TIih ohnirman BintJ ten is the flowering of this Mta, its !'lelil|.n,''TIk".''ought to be l>i* tio|i of t)la y m. c. a., »hieh the object of the meeting, which i ,r ."! 1 llie l '“ 1Ine f ot pet'fection nt o,.l ami small ;it the oilier. ,. iM hBr , April 21 to 25, in- was followed by a motion to or- W ' 11 r T w future. In our Thnc there , S o amor tor a UrJ Among the .peak,,r. who .. f . , „ • v Yf » ». • . progressive little city we have an! to siithe eggs and at a notl ot j . . u . cation of an } kind of more than ffamze a Young Men s Municipal up-undate Kindergarten in regular pern^n etich one tries his hand liav « already agteed to take part one-half column in length will be club. This motion provoked some working order. My visit to Miss at itjaughable indeed are the the convention are Right Rev. received later than 12 o’clock of discussion, which ended in the of- i Jacobi’s school on Evans street was 'shapiose hens assume, some re- Bishop Sessions of Louisiana and the day on which publication of faring ot a substitute changing I made on Wednesday (modeling day) marly good, considering the ' Chancellor Kirkland of Vand*r- sticli is desired. the name to the Municipal Club i by special invitation. Modeling age (je sculptor, some monstron-j bill university, two of the leadine of the City of Florence. Both M a y to the children marks the roll sitie.-* a dime museum, but all organizers and Christian workers of To A.neiiiM.. iniii^naiij riiu.*. motion and substitute were voted 'the weeks and when you find i ‘ n so^ay show ell'ort at the re- the south and Pastor C. I. Scho- On and after fuesday, Jan. tQt {down, as wore also a motion to I^ 0Vf mi jch y 0u can yourself lie. in-Jprofl^n of a distinct mental . Cut the Coupons Out And Cast Your Ballot. new advertisements and changes of f orm a (jjty Democratic Club and advertisements must be sent in not a rug()lutiou that, as the town is later than 11 o clock of tlie da\ on a j r(}a( jy 80 )jdly Deni'^cratic, the which it is desired that they ap- f orma t !0 n of a Democratic club pear. Otherwise, they will not lg u ,, uece89ar y. Upon the ques- appear until the next day. : tions above mentioned speeches ,w t ». rr,- r were made by Messrs. Ilderton, Mr. J. M. Timmons, of Efling-' J c .. ’ , ....... Clayton, Kershaw, Shipp, Welsh, ham, was in the city to-day. l \’ Odiorne. Commander and M. H. Gen. W. E. James, of Palmetto, was in the city this morning. \ f ew minutes after nine o’clock Miss Maud Rhodes, of Wash- the meeting adjourned subject to ingtou, is visiting Mrs. VV. F. the call of the chairman. Definite action was thus deferred until some future time. field of Northfield, Mass. teiestevl, though unfortunately past | i ma Kk;H'h child swork is left, Mr.Schnfteldisanex-Confeder- the naive delights of childhood, you j on t^blo before him when ate 0 jy icer aiu j | aW yer and one of do not wonder at their enthusiasm, haadrk is followed by head work leading preachers and Bible To the unprofessional eye, or rath- hi thuape ot German poetry. All er ear, it seems on first entering j hi thiterval while waiting their that there is a good deal of talking turn ip their rapt attention fixed going on, among the children, for a on thijttle crude model betore sohool. But on inquiry this, i them (1 it does not take much to students of tho country. He will have charge of the Bible work of the convention. Mr. John R Mott, the leading young man in Penny. Mr. \V. F. Penny returned from the north last night, so watch out for announcements. The WoucArt Tonight. The ladies of the Baptist Meth- Mr. W. L. Hyman, one of Flor- odist and Presbyterian churches county’s prosperous farmers, was have arranged for a phonograph '• concert in the court heuso to night. An excellent program of in the city this morning. Peniel Bill was on our streets to-day. He liomred us with a communication some days ago. Mrs. Giorge was called to h< r home in Wilmington this morn ing on account of the illness of her sister. popular songs and music has been arranged and the concert promises to be one of the best given this season. The following selections will be rendered by the phono graph : On the Village Green, Cen tennial March, In the Baggage as well as most other unpre-1 make^ childish faces pathetic in! Ohristian work in America to-day, cedeuted things that occur in the I their jorption. How otteu our little school house, is of deep de- work iich appears so complete sign. It is in accord with the di-j an *l clrming to our eyes is just vine command, “Be ye wise as such crude attempt as this, valua- serpents and harmless as doves.” ble or. and always tor the amount The wisdom of the serpent appears | °f ctfo it lias called forth. in the explanation offered by one I ta append a programme " l i , . I.vmen who will take of the smiling teachers. “To talk i the <J«nd ran .nly say that my lelerg> end laymen wn who has just returned from 1111 18 month's trip among the col lego ot the world, will give the master address of the occasion on a “world-wide s.udent movement. ,- There will be other leading (comic.) Virginia Skedaddle, Church Across the Way, Forge iu the Forest (with anvils,) Mocking Bird Medley, Happy Days iu Dixie, Sweet Rosie O’Grad^, Mr. J. M. Lee, of. Lyn r was ilKto _ mg. W understand Mt. Lee has m >ved into his hummer quarters on Lynches Creek. The artistic information sig"e painttd by Mr. L. I). Casey foi , , the waiting rooms of the A. C. L. | H'Sbland Law, (X)lophone solo,) passenger depot have proven to lie ' ^ ,eareI ' ,n y L*<'d to Thee, quartette } quite beneficial to passciiger*. We announce for the b<-n» lit ol those doing business with the F. rmer. Muunl I.» nra ...n. A»«.j, Hjv „ So 8ww(lbwt i„ n Yoo elation of Fh.rfli.ee, S t'.thnt Mr. ; c where , h8 Lj:ip9 , m “what next.” This - Coach Ahead. Titts Sere.^tU erTiTSffAJCSotaer use tVm VUd lflWn To-night I 111 tbe practice during the exercise with the gifts, which was this mor n- ing, a combination of the 3d and 4th “cubes and oblongs.” Every design that the teacher framed was [inquirer Club March, Famous N'gbt Alarm, Luck Jim, Swauee RivT, You’r not the only Pebble on tin* Beach, Theodorena Waltz, H. T. Haillee, agent and seer* tary of the company, is necessarily di - tlined at home on account of the illness of bis little son Walter. C. A lluolilisit’n lliikory Uolylietl. Some one entered the bakery shop of Mr. C. A. Buckhait last Bloom, Dixie Land, Laughing Song, Ken tucky Jubilee Sing'rs, Martha Jane Green, Salley iu Our Alley, and Thoughts of Home. .■ — — ■ ' ■ — ■■ . -■. 1.1 . 1... Culliano’* ComeillaiiK. For three nights, commencing Thursday week, March 18th, “Cul- night and made away with confec- thane’s Comedians” will appear in tioneries and cigars amounting to the opera house iu an entirely between $5 and $10. Mr. Buchheit new line of comedies and dramas, thinks that the thief in conceal- The popular artists, Will E. Cul- ment was locked up in the store thane, Grin C. Jackson and Clever last night. This morning tho back Clementina St. Felix are in the door was found open. So larg* company, and a treat is in store was the amount of confectioneries i for those who go cat to hear them, stolen, the thief used a large bread Mr. Will E. Culhane brings to delivery basket to carry it off. the South this season as an extra There is no clue to the robbery attraction “The Pnnicope,” a new but it is thought tnat it was com- it atrument for the purpose of il- mitted by some of fhe negro loaf- lustrating popular songs. It is ers. done by the use of Calcium lights ™ **»■ a> theso T, ,re beautiful W. R. Jack,on', general met- P' ct “ te8 ' llfe ,lz "' c " lor<l “ e , ° . thrown upon a screen. This fea- chandise store was the scene of a ^ it _ robbery last night. The thief en ture alone is worth the price of admission. The opening play will be “Bess the Waif.” The company will give a mati nee Saturday afternoon, March ing else of value is thought to , 20tb f or the benefit of ladies and have been stolen though it would C 1 r0U ' OK rai8 ,*' 011 at P°P* be a hard matter to tell positively. u ar P ricc * > aod 50 cents. tered by boring a hole in the back door and raising the bar. Several articles were stolen among which were two suits of clothes. Noth- • * 1 when in teres tel is natural to a day w one ol great plea^tie and child, anything spontaneous is advice those whose dut es wi revealing, we accept any and every jallov»< jat, to visit the little schoo hint that show's us how to deal h° us with each individual pupil and do mo ^t as much or more studying than the j l eaVl children. Watch and listen and j ture you will see how the disposition of j ot s,l | each reveals itself.” Of course the | > n g. moment the room shows signs of j ‘‘the disorder a tap of the bell puts each ! Visit pair of restless hands behind each little back and silent tongues and observant eyes show a keen interest what next A l liuncf For Some One to Win w First-t'luss W heel-IteadJ , W hut Follows. On Saturday April 17,ouoday oe fore Easter Sunday, C. H. Bar ringer will give away one lady’s or gentleman’s bicycle. The con ditions of this plan areas follow*; 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 store of C. II. Barringer and for every lOcent purchase you will be allowed one coupon-vote. A list of the names with the vote polled will appear in each issue of the Daily Timks and Timkb Mkhskn- gkr. On Saturday, April 17, the person having the largest number of votes will get a tirst-class bicycle. Cut out the coupons and oast your ballots. • -a 1 ito. All wall find pleasure, v.U find food for thought and blpired with hop - ; for a tu- ejeration that is the obj<ct 1 earnest and judicious train- I came away satisfied that btlf had not been told me.” 1- are always very welcome, go au| see, the work itself is its own eulogy. JkssieSudlow. towanip 'RutXltfii. ^ We have seen a good many her rings felready this season. They are fin**. Mr. Editor, can you tell me of any ihh in Florence who has a an active part in the convention. Tnree presidents of the previous conventions and nine of the hutd- i: g members of the international committee have already signified their intention to be present. The singing of the conveutio:i will be uvder llie direction of John P. Hillis, who has been associated with Rev. B. Fay Mills as a gos pel singer. Mobile, Ala., and the south expects great things from , this convention. Mobile intends, fw iar TmTiei m rrer ptfweT, to do well her part and give the distin guished guests a genuine southern welcome. copied with quickness and skill by htney trading cows? We havt each little designer, deftness of: a party in our community who touch, direction and accuracy of line w ants to trade, being required by himselt in earnest ] Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Harllee’s endeavor to arrive at symmetry. All the way through the word blocks was not once heard. “Cube*” and “oblongs” were names as ready to the childish tongue as “ball” or “pencil” and those of us who re member the unknown terrors of cube root and geometrical calcula tions will see the significance of early familiarity with the word and object converting abstractions into actualities. Then too the most cutting of rebukes are, uncon sciously to the speakers, admister- ed by the children one to another little s<>n, Walter, who has been quite sick with pneumonia does not improve much. We hope for his recovery soon. Mr. K. L. Ilarllee left on last Monday to attend the Atlanta Business College. He saya he will be gone aboutSor 10 months. He expects to take a complete course at the college. The Rev. McGruder preached a fine sermon on last Sunday morn ing to a large and appreciative in their comments on what is going j f re a * W * y * on. For instance, the olde.t girl; * lad 10 lmve Mr - McGrad « " lth in tiie class rebuked all masculinity in her answer to a little boy whose aimless movements with his “blocks” (if I may be allowed the word) and “I can do this,” “I can us. On last Sunday night at the res idence nf Mrs. Porcher, there was a gathering of happy young peo ple. The occasion was the open- t/i WoihIpi fill Soutu Auiertriiu III mil C’lin*. Quietly 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 ami beautiful. If you would escape blood poison with all its train of horrors, do not fail to use this masterly blood purifier, which has performed such stupendous care in all cases of shattered constitution and depravity of the blood. Bad health signifies bad blood. Sold by F. U. Lake Druggist, Florence, S. C. There are 118,000 women ste nographers in this country earn ing annually about sixty million dollar.. To be uBflful they mu.ti i iB | ow ia lhe rogu | t of the vot( be educated and possess a fund of U p to t )ie hour of closing last general knowledge such as can | night: only be acquired by constant and Mm. Ch»». rote Mm careful study. Tho work is not Ml . AdaHawlni merely mechanical as some Mm. r. c. wnt*™ work.” The little follow returne.1 *'“" ,1 th ' n| ' the ? eoai. '•"ooghtle.. P-pl« A „ mon^a < Bt 0 uogra))}itT miidt *»♦* ever on the wuueHaftkiut 74 alert to detect tW mistakps of 10h “ A ‘ Boch, “ ,t • ,r " dictators as wf-U hb tnavoid errors herself. If she is eng aged in legal work she must have a pretty fair mih*Mae Howner..., knowledge of the law, and the same rule applies t" commercial and other kinds of work. « Lq — *' V do that,” had been sounding inter- 1 ing of the Brownie Reading Club mittently for the past few seconds, j Circle for the aeason of 1897. As I “Well quit boasting and get to 1 •ork.” The little fellow returned menc6 ^ a d , nce ahich , he the eompUmeut a half hour later I e this with the likewise unconscious reply | _ , , . . to her complaint that her clay 8™""“'*. “““l® S™ I would not “sphere” by saying gravely with his head tiltted and bright bird-like eyes fixed on her curly head, “if you don t succeed, try, try, again.” The modeling was the star tea- y° u,1 8 bidies and gentlemen from ture ot the day and in spite of the , Florence contributed much to the they call him, was out in full drees—a Prince Albert to his kne^s. I believe he acts as floor manager. He has the air of the latest New York dude. Many fact that on first acquaintance one, occa ^ ou h y their presence. Every — MIm Jennie .lackaou •••••••••••••••••a •••••• ••• •••••*••• 62 J. Willie WUltamiion SO MlwMnry Byrrt —... KS Jamea Willoughby M 28 Subscribe to the Times-Messon- ger. S ibscribe for this paper _ - ,, , ‘j . 7 lone reports a fine time and hopes bnorma. boy declined to put his f or ano ther in the near future, lands in “that dirtv stuff now i From Cripple Creek. Family Home for sale. j After the big fire in Cripple The undersigned offers for sale Creek, I took a very severe cold a gentle family hot*.. Romou for aud tried many remedie. without a hands in “that dirty stuff, now they are all delighted anticipation. In answer to eager inquiries Ilelief in Nil Houm. Distressing Kidney and Bladder as to what to make, Miss Gertrude diseases relieved in six hours by tells them to work it smooth and ! the New South American Kidney make a sphere first., With reckless Cure.” This new remedy is a disregard lor the niceties of the great surprise on account of English-tongue all are soon busy | its exceeding promptness in re- sphering” it. Never mind they selling, I am leaving the city. ^ e 'P’ c .°}^ 011 becoming more are making friends with the word Apply to lieving pain in the bladder, kid- W. S. Hoi.mrs, Episcopal Rectory. Advertising pays. Loose jelly. 5c. lb. at Brown's Cheap Cash Grocery. gettlfd. After u.ing thrfle“ .mallj ” d ,"x7 ro[ Je wTli'“.T.r w'^d "'o'u'; | n '-T s ’ h « k *“' 1 -"y P>« »' bottles of Chamberlain’s Cough their v^bulary When the :Ur,nar y passa S esmir,aleorfemale * Remedy, both the cold and cough L heri M ig done the It relieves retention of water and left me, aqd m this high altitude; ghowg one how ^ make a nest o( pain in passing it almost immedi- Heu-: 1 Th, t “ d0 ' ,e With gke ,, and ^ a,t ! V ' "h- 0 " Wi,nt qmC ,l‘ aorflou, flJitor Uttily AdvertiflerJchlU anticipating the nelt;and cure this is your remedy. For sale by all druggists direction, “Can I put eggs in it ? | Sold by F. U. Lake, Dru March j Always glad of a lead the teacher-Florence, S. C. Notice to Real Estate Owners. A splendid variety of Tobacco seed for sale at Palace Drug Store. Covington & McLeod. * Propr’s. General Insurance Agency OF SANBORN CHASE, Under the provi.-i -ns of an act 1 of the b'gtslaturo, juM passed, all persons are required to return to this office all real property »ud Fitt, Life & Accident IflSUrdUCe. improvi tn' iits therf nit, lying with-: , _ •f the c.ty of Flor- Surety Bond, tssufld. before lhe 15th of PhOBe ’• * * Florence. 5. c All |>r"perty shall Druggist, in the limits ei.c*'*. on «ir Malt h, 1897, be returned by lots, blocks or sec tions according to city map. A penalty of 50 per cent, will be added to all property not so re turned by the 15th of March, 1897. W. L. Harrell, Auditor. Wanted to Rent * 1 1 * ■ ^ -v Two good 3-horse farms within 6 miles of Florence or Timmons- ville, together or separate. Address W. '’rMKS-MESS?NCKtt.