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Yoar r ants ..IN .DHL! TINES. TYie fsCoRENee O^ily Times. RIVET y«Ufi Eves .ON. OUR ADS. r VOL. J11 ICAU III BRIEF. bRENCE. 8 C. SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 12. 1897 PRIDE JlORRIBlV HORT. SPAHiSH NERVOUS. HOFFBEYERS PRESENTS. -No. 2. r )G FURNITURE FREE. »rt Paragraphs of Home Hap-Closing Exercises of Florence Evans Street Crossing is the Reported Change of Attitude Graded School. Scene of an Accident. in Washington penmgs. B. F. Penny Will Give Away Three Valuable and Useful A Handsome Set, imnl ami General Mention of Home Volk* and Other* Whom w« all Kn<>w. Mr. M. H. Folkes, of Ricbmoiid. Fa., is iu the city. ^Captain W. R. Hiues is quite pk at his home on Irby street. The Graduate!* Receive Their l>i- i h vi , . „ t'laj. .1. M. >la>o RiuN'ked l>roiii'l auaeN a SeiiHatioa—t'anovasaud idoniaM, and the IiiiinenMe An- * ti....i- k • , the Tra< k bj an Inconiinar \\eyler CoiiMidere*! Iteht Lead- dience Hears a Splendid uvoi.. ^ ... I rain and I crimps I>a- ers in a Game of I topi Address bv I rotessor ■ , ... * taliy Injured—How ’ BlutttiiK. it Happened. fl London, June 11.—The Madrid f , Tl1 * 9 tuoruinR about 9 o'clock at fcorrespoudent of The Standard OI the nnpra au.. : c ^ . . 1 Articles Given Away. About once every year the seat- Save Your Coupons and Vote for the Party of Your Choice. Head the Offer. D. Hoffineyer will give away furniture As t«t Who Will be the Happy Ke- cipieut of This tiitt. Read What I'oIIowm. On July 20th 1897, B. F. Penny will give away a set of elegant oak To whom, yan may house to say nothing o( tlH- vT Jiu, ld tl ! .'u iT' "T holder oltht-l„gf« numK-r *.k. Utnm* Drintsd just b* r. C. M. Covington and family standing, is taxed to th, utmost, ’ M / M* |the popular snxiuty anti curiosity o( votes the lollowing prizes : low will bo (.mud six cupous. arrobelle, Fla., are iu the city. and the drawing card is nothin.. t r .f„ K„ 7S 7l . j k b ^,'"" ceri, " , « th » "hiph the To the largest m.ml,,., „l votes each ol which represent, a vote. b train rso. its, north bound, and fnited States " ' ’ Mr. Mclver Gregg, of O.-ala, more or less than the closing ex- probably fatally injured. >, 18 visiting relotives in Flor- erases of the city Graded School. M aj. Msvo had a few minute* pe and vicinity. Yesterday, June n, was the before the * accideut arrivfcd in ^ Mr. and Mrs. John Kuker have date of J he annu al celebration for F i orence on lhe Coluinbia train ^one on a visit to New York and l | was * n every sense of the w jj b tb(J iateution of going other liortherncities. ! '* ot children s day. and, as tiie j t hrongh. His ticket was stickiug Mr I F Adam, who h.. h d ° m e S ° f Chlldren alwa > S a ™“ S C j u , he ba „ d of hil| f .Ir. L. h. Adams, who has been interest, the people of Florence' «onfined to his bed some days turned out en masse to ^ith typhoid fever, is somewhat wa s going on. will adopt in the one Carlsbad China Dinner Set, Each vote is valued at ten (10) face of rec**nt events. The sen ■sation caused by the reports of a change of attitude increased when it was announced that American improved. Before seven o’clock yesterday him t 0 Mr Lutheran services will be held afternoon the children began to as- e went to Mr. Jeter Roilin's store to pur- , o ... see what cba8H 8uaie caudy . ] S ' ot haviug|ierued between the 1 jany candy Mr. Rollins referred A. A. Cohen and 'it in Kuker’s hall to-monow night, at 8:30 o’clock. Rev. J. C. Trau- .ger will preach. Services will be held iu St. Au- ,. thony’s Catholic church to-morrow morning at 10 o’clock. Rev. Fath er Kelley will officiate. Miss Marion Nettles, who has senible at the school building, and between the hours of seven and . , , ... .struck. He had crested two «gh, they marched m a body to tra[Us vb , n th , e iueer of ^ the opera house. They occupied 78 g av « Vh. alarm aign.l with ' rlronVaTfror'the' tugel” ^ U *™ '* k *'®°* «" o'' «•» |coupons will , i o... me siagt one with his head down and umbrella .issue lie 8 ' tribunals had acquitted filibusters Lamp. » hu had been stopped by an Amer- Each purchase jean mau-of war. Much sup- (ioc.) entitles th pressed indignation can be dis composing io2 pieces. cents. That is to say, each ten lothe second one China Tea cent purchase of goods will entitle Set, 5b pieces. the purchaser to one vote, ,-aoh To the third a beautiful Banquet twenty cent purchase, t< two was in crossing the railroad going^merican interferences in Cuba, to Mr. Cohen’s store that he was votes, each thirty cent purchase, of ten cents, to three votes, and so on. On the e purchaser to ; above mentioned the person one vote. Cut the coupons out having the largest number of votes ines of press | and write upon them the name of will become the owner of this ai tides of every shade of opinion, j the person lor whom you wish to ! handsome set of furniture, bitterly resenting the idea of vote. looked out upon a perfect sea of hoisted, bright, merry faces. Upon the wb at he has given another . , , , was doing. Ttffe comriiml to the Canovas-Wevler nol- be,., attending Win.hrop Train-l.h/g Jd'^tagdaslLZteT.hi a M | h" »*!*• •»«*'- "» P—U-r tnrr ed home for the holidays. ' i ntendent Ll . igl ,, Professor / L 1^ th. Prof. A. Poindexter Taylor, sup- ‘^ ann > ^ • doyd and the lliis contest is open to every On September ist. 1897, the ,nal b womar. and child in Flor- jEverything shows that Spain is three prizes will be given to the R nee county. Cut the coupon out drifting again into strained rela- holders of the largest number of aud write upon it the name of the lion* with the 1 uited States. In- votes. These prizes are on exhi person for whom you wish to vote, eed, most Spaniards are con- bition in our show window. Extra au d nothing else. The furniture e found at our 19 011 exhibition at W. M. Waters’ yssue lies in the fact that the I store. furniture store. Here seemingly unconsoioa* of queen regent eriuteudent of the Welsh Neck s P eakers of the evening. High school, Hartsville.S.C., is in Promptly at eight o’clock Mr. the city. We hear that Prof. Tay- introduced W alter H. tor has resigned his position in the above school and has gone into the'insurance business. 1 o-morrow mornTog aiTer regular service at the Baptist church the regular monthly busi ness meeting will be held. The doors of the church will be opened for the reception of new members. Services will be held at night as usual. Mr. I. R- Cavin, agent for Fer- issou Bros., of Richmond, deal- engine which knocked him about twelve feet from the introduced Wells, Esq., who delivered the diplomas to the following grad uates: Misses Henrietta Welsh i.we-rtntpovr «*»rct—xiiUasrsv amuel Rhodes, Edwin Allen and Thomas Evans. Mr. Wells spoke eloquently and gave to the grad uates some sound and timely ad vice. Following this Mr. H. A. Brun son with a few brief remarks pre- sented the medal for highest scholarship to Mr. Samuel Rhodes. Then the speaker of the eve- track. When Messrs. A. A. Gohen and D. H. Walsh and ous Moyd, colored, eye witnesses to the accident, reached the scene, he was apparently dead. Dr. soon aflerwards tbe w 7 ou was taken to the A. C. L. hospital and put under the care of Doctors James Evans and B. G. Gregg, railroad physicians. The right side of his head was badly bruised and the right side of his body paralyzed from the blow. It is thought that he is iujured also in ternally but iu his present condi tion the physicians think it un wise to make a thorough examin ation. However, his present con- jmd the captain general are both jfc< nsidemi best able to show a old front and to act with energy n case President McKmley and secretary Sherman should decide o intervene upon humanitarian ind philanthropic grounds. “Any suggestion of mediation M little knowledge of the Any such »tep^ e ^ America would IWWM arties, even the Republicans and rlists, to rally round the cabi- Altbough official circles and press affect to feel confidence the friendly disposition of America, it is easy to detect un usual anxiety as to the newt from Wushingtou.’’ furniture I coupons: are the Each day the coupons will be sent to the office of The Dvii.y 1 Times and counted . they will then PENNY’SEIIRNITUREGOUPON be placed in an envelope and seal- ! ed, the date being marked on the ; outside. A list of the votes as This vote for cast will appear each day in the ! Dai i.v Times. | II OF EM EYE R’S COUPON. PENNY’S FURNITURE a&PON .rs in pianos, organs, and smaller ning, Professor Henry N. Snyder [instruments, had his right armi o{ Wofford College was intro- dislocated at the shoulder while troduced. The people of Florence ; ditioa i8 morH favorable now than trying to mount his bicycle this had expected something good and wben i lw wa8 removed to the hos- morning. Dr. L. Y. King put the | they didn’t fail to get it. pita i dislocated member back into sock- Professor Snyder’s subject was Major J. M. Mayo is originally et Mr Cavin will not be able to i “The place of the school in the | f rom ^rj lltta j cer) C., and is a use Fis arm for some days and it I community," and in a practical will interfere seriously with his and at the same time masterful work as he has a great deal of tun ing to do. HOFFMEYEK’S COUPON. This vote for PE N N Y’6 FU RNITURE CO U PON This vote for. This vote tor. way he treated it. He said that the school was the one thing in any community in which there Me desire to call attention to bt} un jted, concentrated in- the two-page advertisement of B.j terest and then went on to g i V e H. Rucker. His big clearance sale tbe m i ss j on Q f the school, saying has just begun and will continue,^ it should keep {resh ^ i de a 250 pairs men’s satin calf shoes bal and congress at 88c at B. H. Rucker’s. Sweet Orr <5c Co’s overalls at Si.00 per suit at B. H. Rucker’s. V Notice. I feel that as there has been a personal friend of Capt. G. G. a good deal of comment as to H OFF M EYE R’S CO U PON. P E N N Y’S FU RN IT U R E CO U PON This vote for. P E N N Y’SFURNITURECOU PON I This vote for. Lynch, assistant master of trans portation for the A. C. L. His present home is Ocala, Fla. He was a Confederate major in the late war. whether I would leave Florence or ‘ not, I take this method of saying . to the public in general that I have no idea of leaving, but, furthermore, I intend to continue ; business at the old stand and to carry the most complete stock to This vote for. be found in the Pee Dee section. This vote for. H O F F M EY E R’ S CO U PO N. p E N N Y ’8 FUR N IT U R E CO U PON l>eatb of Major Mayo. Later—About 12.30o’clock some two weeks. He has ribbons | “foJr deto to history, should keep time after the foregoing was writ-! I deBire to thank my patroUfj aud laces to suit pretty faces and hats ^ & sense o{ the unity of the ten, Major Mayo died as a result of the public for the Hb . Anglo-Saxon race, should keep the injuries received. eral patronage bestowed on me in alive in the consciousness of every j fine toilet *^ s "at 75c com- the past and ask a continuance of pupil the highest type of P atri °-> p i ete at 13. H. Rucker’s. same. I would also call special tism, both state and national. j — —— . attention to my advertisement in He said that the school is the j at 3*'^Ruck^s. 0 S ° r Sd ° n ^ this issue aud I will say that I This vote- most humanizing influence in the w jll forfeit $5 00 to any purchaser _________ State except the church, and _ t . lc « ! that cannot buy goods from me as This vote for. and dress goods galore, with a bountiful supply of shoes, cloth- l ing and furnishings. All these goods will be sold at prices to suit | the times, that is, low prices. If you have never seen Mr. j 'Rucker, just open the paper aud ;you will see him. You will also H O F F M E Y E R’ S CO l ’ PO N. for. pareuthetically uttered a strong I solicit the patronage of the peo- j advertised. The cut in prices is P«ee that he is a strictly up-to-date H inhnmon 1 pie of Florence, tor the ice trade 1 . . , . protest against tne innuman e . to raise money and I mean to give zx, ho y , and trust they will assist a opw ; cheapness with which we regard - | enterprise. Call and buy a a duced rate ticket. I will run ^advertiser, proof of which may be found at his double storeon Evans , , , (human life * treet ‘ In closing Professor Snyder On the fourth page of this paper dearly set forth the value of the j wa g° n and on un a > sad what B. F. Penny, a hustling 8C hool as a distributing center for merchant has to say. He is put-1 a n the knowledge that comes to it ing prices on the down grade, and w ith such rapidity, aud using a HOFFMKYER’S COUPON. re the public the benefit. Respectfully, B. F. Penny. Coupons will be sent to this of fice every morning and the fist published. Remember tbe furniture can be seen daily at W. M. Waters’ store. Mr*. K. M. Self - Mi*. K. J. IVurit-ixranw SKDi! ■; Mr*. L. K. Adam* 15W! i MImKv* While 7»i • Min* Jenul,. Welsh aw 1‘earle Klim - 1M> Mr*. J. A. Jones Hu ; Kssle Marcus las' Mrs. Thad Dali 1 tw MIsa.Mary Turbevllle 11 People’s Ice Co., W. S. Oates, manager. ready to dispose of a large stock shoes, hats, clothing and dress beautiful illustration said that iu every community the school house jds and other things that his j 8 i ude ed and iu truth the Temple ivertisement will tell you about. | 0 f Knowledge. advertisement tells you where The address was full of beautiful prices have pulled up at, and thoughts, aud throughout the that he asks is au inspection of Bpe aker, who is an English scholar, goods. U8ed chaste and elegant language. F. Penny’s establishment is at This closed the i-xercises, aud Our line of Persian shirts for gents 65c number, go at 43c at B. H. Rucker’s. Read the advertisement of B. H. Rucker. Spend your money and save 33U* per cent. 120 pair oxford ties at 38c at Rucker’s. too pr. Rucker’s. of pants at 43c at ; W. W. McUutchen This vote for Tom Evan* Brooka Howell Carl Chapman «... ’! / xi 1 Mi#» Mary Ml rood. Below is the result of the con- K8 MnjlUl too pieces mosquito netting 8 test up to this morning: yards to piece at 35c at Rucker’s. {Mra. J. r. .stackley ; Mi*. Ueo. nauxblin WA Pineapple Glace aud Ice Cream mi*, Mary Mcuvnaghati "J Soda at Covington’s Drug Store. Mra. J. w. wTiiiam»on m Mi*. MoImou H Tneo Kuker. Jr Isadora sul/.bacher P. A. Wilcox C. U. Barringer J. K. Ive* - Waller Wllanu K. F. Douglas Miss Janie Kilgore Mias Maggie Cannon. Mra. E. J. Burch ! J“«. Oilier. ... . MhaHue Byrd Mias Jeaale Mm.lh •• IS j j_ jj Geigti. . corner of Evans aud Dargan Rs. CANDIDATES CARDS, iKev. E K. Kot>ert» 10 Mims Annie Ivea . — Mra. C. K. Jarrott 7 1 MUa Uilde daker I-OK COXOKESS. Mrs. Juo. I*. Gr<*(g 5 *,i»a Margaret Kiveix Encouraged by my friends, I hereby ; Franco. Churchy 1 Mm Dade «^u«« ;; announce my candidacy, subject to the j wioo-Dr. E. Detcitou’* Anti IMutetlc cnarue McWUlie - rules o£ the Democratic party, for the 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 1 t lo little hand full of stuff all ten in No’s. But good clean | r uc now being offered at B. H. ter’s at ridiculously low prices. now the iittle folks are as tree as GrOSItil IllSUnUICB AfftllCy rules o£ the Democratic party, xor ine be worth to vou more than birds ; (>K 0 ¥ seat in Congress from the sixth dis- lt - yoU baVtj ft chi | d wbo 80 ,| 8 Itch on human, mange On horses, '—/■ —; QANIRftPINl CHASF trict, recently left vacant by the »P* j ,^ ddlD B f rom i UCO ut«ueuCB of wa- dogs and all stock, cured in 30 Our (line of American red and O/Aixowra* pointment of Hon. John L. Mcl.aurin i ter during stoop. Cures old and miniates by Woffort’s Sanitary blue i/rints at 4c per yard at ^ire, yfe & Accident iDSUHlDee. to the I nited States Senate, }young alike. It arrests the trou-; Lotion. This never fails. Sold Surety Bonds Issued. | Very Respectfully, ; b j e a t once. $1. Sold by F. U. by F. U. LAKE, Druggist. J. M. Johnson. lLake, Druggist. * i Florence, b. U.