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i* a - ■k Toot ants ..IN.. DULYTI1ES. The RtORENeE D^ily Times. RIVET font Eyes OURADS. VOL. III. FLORENCE. S C. SATURDAY BVj:NING. MARCH 27, l>93 No. 189. m MtLS IK BRIEF. A NARROW ESCAPE. / y ' w | Captain Peake Savrd from Srrlnu* Injurj ' . I !•; tlie Foretboutcbt Of UU Hrakeniuu. Paragraphs of Homs Hap- Capt. H. M. Pnake was painfully injared Wednesday at Creaton, Orangeburg county, on the Preg- nall Branch of the M- &. A. rail road, by falling from a box car. The accident occurred in this way.' Capt. Peake was running a mixed train and working two iuexpe- BUSINESS CONDITIONS. peoiags. Weekly Review of Trade by R. G. Du & Co., and Bradstreet. gradual increase in the number of j iaduatrial strikes is the out rooie ! of a movement to secure higher wagts, and iu some iusttuices ; mouai ate advauces have been ob- j tamed. The tnovoment of cotton in itmal aud f.eneral Mrntlon of Hutu* Folk* au<l Others Whom we nil Know. No special notice or conununi- Ition of any kind of more than | rieuced brakemen. While shifting The Rival Ageuelea Disagree le-half column in length will be cars on the trestle at Crestou he j :eived later than 12 o’clock of ^‘^"ted the cars and took the ^ ie day on which publication of pi** 50 0 , ne °f these brakemen. jch is desired. Leaning from a f box car toward an adjoined coach, giving instruc- I Mr. F. A. VI illcex u Mwiniueteil for tlw HigUeet ilfflee in (he City** OF*. Mr. Editor: In issue we sea that ‘‘ Voter” proposes i, not up to Mpoautioo., and in Mr - p A '’ illoox for mayor. Wa aou. Huaa to diaappointtu*. Th« d _ o _“ 0t »'><' Voter to. but wa • -• improvement in THifimoRfliTY V t FREE BICYCLE. 4 1* illtowvw »- a * - imc vnjr* win. 1 your Friday’s Cut the Coupons Out And Oust Voter” proposes „ _ Your Ballot. To Advertiser* iu the Itaily Time*. On and after Tuesday, Jan. 19, lew advertisements and changes of jdvertisements must be sent in not Ilater than n o’clock of the day on which it is desired that they ap pear. Otherwise, they will not appear until the next day. Dr. A. A. McCain, of Nichols, was in the city yesterday. Dr. C. H. Prince, of Effiiugham, ^spent yesterday iu our city. J. M. Johnson, Esq., of M,irion, C ent last night at the Central. Mr. F. F. Covington,of Marion, registered at the Central to-day. Mr. W. M. Waters and family tions to the coupler to break the coach loose, the slack was taken to the Tone of the Market and the Effect of the Supreme Court Decision Against Railroad Pools. New York, March 26.—R. G. Dun & Go’s Weekly Review of Trade to-morrow will say: Rarely up and be was thrown against a have markets sustained such sur- coach and from thence to the prises as they have received of late cross ties. His foot caught be- with little loss. Foreiguconditions tween the cross ties and his; and London blarms, the collapse body falling outward across the rail, threw his whole weight of the iron ore combinations, the destructive floods iu the Mississip- upon his ankle. An old reliable pi Valley and the decision of the brakeman, who was at the switch Supreme Court against railway as- near by, seeing the danger in sedations have been med to the which his captain was placed, ran to utmost, but not even in railroads the rescue and saved Captain Peake has the result been from a horrible fate If fallen he would have fallen twenty important. he had Were all associations of railroads ’ moftf noticeable improvement in cau '“^dLe to his sentiment trade is confined to dry goods,, that th ’ ,r f'• uo politics in Flor- hardware, leather, agricultural ence * *' vre •'1* the same implements and shoes. hou>e - aU ‘“^rested iu the welfare Ext orts of wheat (Hour iuclud- of our *'tv, mid we want a mayor ed as wheat) frooi both coasts of w * 10 ^ to the interest of the .the Suited States and from 6t. ! * ho,a P la ‘ hav * uothin « I or gentleman’s bicycli. N. B., this week amount | a « a,n ®‘ the P re, ® ut ,0 lar ditions of this plan are to 1549,419 bushels, compared integrity and ability goes,. Below will be seen ti ' with 1,629,000 bushels last W e*k, buthl,rtra P ,0 y m,,nt 19 •«<* that 1744J-00 bushels in the week a h 0 ™uuot g.ve to the city the time year sgo, 2,562,000 bushels in thei needed - Less than one hour per week two years ago. 2,660.000 da y 19 uot euou « h d * v °t 0 to bushw i three years ago as con- city affairs We are in a situation trasten with 2,875,000 bushels iu , that should make us a city of large proportions, and we need a man as mayor, who will urge us on to the position, which nature has in tended for us. We need push and energy and we think that iu Will- jcox we have the man. Mr. Will- . , ^ . . cox has been with to cease it would yet be in the power of capital coutrolling im portant lines to stop serious rate cutting, if it chose. With confi dence that better times and larger feet below and if he had remained on the track, he would have been crushed by the cars. Captain Peake was brought home and spent yesterday and the day before ! placed under the care of Dr. F. P. business are coming men are less at the home of Mrs. W nters par-1 Covington. He was badly bruised disposed every day to throw away by the fall but not seriously hurt, good investments and the very It will probably be some weeks, fact that prices of products are however before he will be able to low is regarded as a guarantee against much further decline. In all industrials also the number of ents at Switt Creek, Darlington countv. Several young men of this city and vicinity spent the night at | resume his run. Lewis’ old mill on a fishing frolic. 1 i^Tu The party, live in number, sue-; Master Car and Locomotive ceeded in landing about fifteen Paiytef'g Association piu, engine pounds of fish. an( j coac h engraved on front with CTC:? ». -.. i The popular play entitled “The , the following letters M. C. & L. P. >w Kid” will probably be pre-] A. 1870. My name on back cut iu the opera house at at i with a knife. Reward for return its—play*—if the*, to-. ~ '*mmm is successful in securing 1 will ebse the season. mills and ehops and hands at work gradually increases. The grain markets have lost without reason the previous week. Wheat sup plies are running out, but nobody believes that there is conning a G. R. Cabby, R. R. Shop. e board of assessors have tak- h!ti vesting of* Southern Wheat will | begin. Corn exports have been 12,763,579 bushels, against 4,577,- 609 last year. Cotton was helped At tUe Cburche* To-rao>rnw. Religious services will be held en the rounds of the city, having at the various churches of the city | upward an eighth by the flood, bpl visited every lot within the cor- to-morrow as follows: has lost half the gain, although porate limits.. This they did in I Baptist church—-Services in the manufacturing is more hopeful, five days beginning Monday and morning at 11 o’clock;, at night, \yj t h out c ha U ge in prices goods finishing yesterday. They will not 8 o’clock. Rev. H. R. Moseley be able to submit a report to couu- pastor. Sunday school at 4 in the oil for some weeks to come. The afternoon. board reports the streets in excel-! Methodistchurch—Morning set- lent condition and the sanitary vices at 11 o'clock; night services condition of the city unsurpassed.' at 8 o’clock. Rev. W. I. Herbert, Rev. J. Minniss Johnson, the well known lecturer and home mission ary will deliver his famous lecture on John Bunyan’s “Pilgrim’s Progress - ’ in this city Monday or Tuesday night. His lecture is il lustrated by hand painted and beautifully colored pictures on can vass. The Richmond Dispatch makes the following comment upon the lecture: “Rev. J. Minniss Johnson gave his illustrated lecture at Howard’s Grove Baptist church, Friday night, to a packed house. The entertainment was one of the most enjoyable of the kind ever given at the church.” pastor. Sunday School at4 o’clock in the afternoon. Presbyterian church—Services in the morning at 11 o’clock ; at night at 8 o’clock. Rev. J. H. Dixon, pastor. Sunday school at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Episcopal church—Communion at 8 o’clock in the morning. Morning services at 11 o’clock; afternoon services at 5 o’clock. Rev. W- S. Holmes, rector. Sun day school at 4 o’clock in the af ternoon. Lutheran church—Morning ser vices at 11 o’clock. Evening ser vices at 8 o’clock. Rev. J. E. Iranger pastor, Sunday school at 4 o’clock in the afternoon. East Florence Chapel—Services in the morning at 11 o’clock; at night, 7.30 o’clock. Rev. C. C. Herbert, pastor. Catholic church—Sunday school ft 10 o’clock in the morning. Brown leghorn Egg*. I have the genuine single comb Brown Leghorn fowls that are non Cow. rtatniwl. se,tcrs - c *n furnish eggs at ,r.oo The undcigDed has coulrol of j?" I3 ' Either y our orders over 160 acr- a of good graaa land. |" *. h “ office or “PP'y “ and desires to pasture a limited number of cows for the spring Hay and grain for sale by S. D. Rodgers. M-25-lw. Mil <>r«-a Chicken*. Thoroughbred Black Minorca eggs for sale. $1.00 per setting of 13. I have the very finest strains. Leave your orders with Geo. Stack- lev or call on the undersigned. March 26-tf Chas. Cole. signed. I. E. Watson, Dairv Farm. Cabbage Plant*- Cabbage plants ready for seU ting, 20c, p«r hundred. I W. C. Blount. and summer months. Price 25c. each per week. Cows called for in the morning and delivered atj night. My personal supervision Apply to _ ir v i FOUND—In Penny store a gold , John K. Niles. necklace. Owner can have same a u Li * 1n I 6 ? Paving property ard paying Arbuckles roasted coffee, 19c. [ for this advertisement. Apply at per lb. at W. R. Jackson’s. Penny’* store. were in better demand and salt* of 500,000 pieces of print cloths resulted in stronger tone. Final dissolution of the lake iron ore pool has been expected ever since the Carnegie-Kockefeller deal and ensures low prices for ore the com ing year, though perhaps not low er than in 1895. Speculation in wool has recorded larger sales for four aeeks than ever before, 46,- 605,300 pounds against 21,984,576 in the same weeks of 1892. Much more i.hau half is for speculation, as nothing like the full capacity of mills is employed. Failures for the week have been 291 in the United States against 259 last year and 50 in Canada against 39 last year. Bradstreeta’a Report. New York, March 26.—Brad- street’s to-morrow will say: While the week is not without favorable features, unfavorable influences have beeu more numerous. Lead ing money markets show no im provement. Mercantile collec tions continue slow, as heretofore, and the volume of funds offered is in excess of demands for discounts. The tendency of investments to improve has temporarily disap peared under the influence of the Supreme Court “anti-trust decis ion,” which apparently threatens arrangements for the maintenance of railway rates, as well as rail way trades union activity, so far i as it may effect interstate com merce. v The tendency of prices is down- j ward, quotations being lower for wheat, Indian corn, oats, coffee, i cotton and for pig iron and steel billets on the outlook for lower j priced ore. Staples for which pricee are higher include wool, raw, sugar, wheat flour, petroleum, lin- j seed oil and turpentine: 'ftre! the life week of 1NW. Important for the Lmlie*. We cordially invite the ladies of oui city to call and see all the latest spring novelties suitable for Eastei presents, which have just been jeceived. Everything care-1 uns ue * n W * ln us flV ’ ir 8 * ncw fail,-Yleoted to ..it the public h '’ T"*? for 1 n "’ d - Ho * • Soubachbr 4 Son. f '" m b<, « of M,ri0 “- * As a lawyer, he has made a sue- .. x. “T, oeM He i8 a property owner. He Mis Mary Edwards has return- has done as much as any other od ao» 'will resume dress making mtm t 0 promote the growth and A I’liance For Some One to Win a Flrst-CIUM* Wheel—Hoatt| Oft What Follows. On Saturday April 17,oneday ws fore Easter Sunday, C. H. Bar ringer will give away one lady’s or gentleman's bicycle. The coa- as follows; two conpoas. Fill one or both with the name sf the person for whom you desire ts vote. Take the coupons to tbs store of C. II. Barringer and for every 10 cent purchase you will b# allowed one coupon-vote. A list of the names with the vote polled will appear in each issue of ths Daily Times ami Timks-MkssHn- ork. On Saturday, April 17, the person having the largest number of votes will get a first-class bicycle. Cut out the coupons and cast your ballots. at the fame place .corner Jarrott and D J! streets. No. 117. prosperity of the city. He is a young man, and, take him all in SPEAK ^ no ^ knu * any one v *- more fitted t(f perform the duties Diaujae.1 Froteat to th« Powtm- Thunk* in 1 devolving upon the mayor’s office niadatone. thau he is,—hence we heartily en- Ath< hs, March 26. —The gov- dorse tho suggestion of Voter and ernme if has handed to the reprt-j oominate for mayor of Florence sentativts here of the several pow- F- A. Willcox, Citixen. tht protesting against < raws POE WAS A PUGILIST. in (A Jfi 1 contry to the sentiments of inanity inspiring the powers, The president of the houle. iln Uehali of that body, has se£f to Mr. Gladstone a message of jpatL tude f nr the stand he has taken in behali of Greece and the Cretan Christians. The message says in part : “All your glorious life has been full of combats for justice and honesty. Now that the Hellenic nation has risen to fight in favor of Crete, which is bedowed with blood, you come to uphold anew the rights of an oppressed race.” — —— Advertising pays. Hern is the translated ti-le of a second-hand book offered for sale by Leon Sapin, Paris: “The Art of Tying your Cravat in a thou sand aud one ways taught by rules by Em^le de 1’Empeso, illus trated with explanatory designs and portraits showing three epochs of the cravat 12th edition, re vised and considerably enlarged. Paris, 1832,18mo, paper covers.” 4 francs. of Grafton, W. Ya., on account of his pugilistic tendencies. Charges were made against Mr. Poe by the citiseus of Grafton that just prior to the November elections he en gaged in a prize fight under the regular ring rules and in 8 rounds, by a scientific blow, put his oppon ent out, the postmaster pocketing the proceeds of the bout. It was represented to the President that the Grafton Leader, edited by Mr. Poe, printed a full account of the fight. It is expected that Mr. Poe’s successor will soon be named and that J. W. Holt, editor of the Grafton Sentinel, the leading Re publican paper of that city, will be named as his successor. - --— Reliable Garden seed at Lake’s Drug Store. Vi V) c/a w W ^ * W Subscribe for this paper. Naphtha Campho is a protection from Moths. Lake’s Drug Store. Few people remember that La fayette received for his services iu America a sum of money which, whether adequate or not, was of very considerable proportions. A reminder of this fact has just been discovered in the treasury depait- meat at Washington, it being the I” Oo to C. D. Urlatow for ni e bananas, oranges, lemons, best raisins, currants, dried apples, jelly, butter, cheese, etc. Best WJ cigars, cheroots, all grades chew-! H. Crawford, the Secretary of the ing and smoking tobacco etc., etc. 'Treasury, authorizing Thomas Tu- Lieut. CharloTYtmiTg,Vgradaato ^ Tucker, the treasurer, “to pay of West Point, now stationed at to ^ en * Lafayette, or order, 1200,- VV»1 her force University, Xenia,' 000 t** 0 * the *nrount allowed him Ohio, has been promoted to Troop Below is the result of the vote up to the hour of closing last night: Mina Lillian 8w*Ua ••#*•*••*****•*•••* *•••••**•• 1414 Mrs* dittA. Oolc.137ft MIbh Ada Huggins ..lour Mr*. T. C. Watera ••#•»**«•*•••#• ■•«•»••»•••••••••••**• .aaM 1084 J. wmie Wllllemaon •*•**••**#•••*•«*• «••••*•#•*••***•*# I4S Mim J. F. Hctaonboe • *••••«•«»*••***•••*••*****•**»##•••*## US &<tvenel Luca* TS Mias Jennie Jeckeon,..—. —........... It Willie Hattkltu 74 Che*. A. Huchbelt Jr., ##••**••••••#•*•# 71 _ ••*•#•*• .*•• ••eeeaaaaM S$ Mitt Mary Byrd.. issued iu 1835 by WiUtom | S5^SL;~Z~““ » These Shoes H. of tbs 7th cavalry. This is a white regiment*, and is known as Custei Void regiment, with a rep- utatio 1 of successful and gallant Indian fighting, This is the first time i 1 the history of this country that a negro has beeu placed in such a position. General Insurance Agency SANBORN CHASE. Fire, Life k Accident lisnraDce. , Surety Bonds Issued. V c in oonsideratiou of his services and sacrifices in the war of the Revolution, pursuant to an act of Congress concerniiig him, approved 28th of December, 1824, agreeably to a certificate of the controller of the treasury, dated January 8, 1825, recorded by the register, copy whereof is filed in my office.” The document is badly torn aud much faded, but it s still legible, and on its back is endorsed,: “Re ceived payment, January 11, 1825. Lafayette.” .1 —. • umw • - "■ ' ' 1*-—— Send in your subscription to the Daily Times. It costa only ten cento a wedk. Off) —are made in Blacks and Tans, Razor or Coin Toe, each pair guaranteed by factory and C. 71. Barringer. Prices #1.38, $1.48, fi.73 and $2.10. Costs nothing to examine this line. H. BARRINOER. A splendid variety of Tobacco seed for sale at Palace Drng Store. OoviNQtojf 4 McLeod. * PYttflV. •Vi m 1 i pi