Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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- 4 - — I Music Pupil*. • Mias Nettie Evana desires moaic pupila. Diploma from Professor Pcbushki) Every Afternoon Ex- Hahr, of Sweeden, a pupil of Liezt. cept Sunday. Sept. 29. lw D. Florence Daily Times DURR * BRURSOR, Proprietors. H. L. DARK Manaser. H. A. BRUNKON Editor. SUBHCRIPTION—One year. $4; tlx moutb*. three month*. Si; one month, to rente. Payable in advance. By caniera. 10 cent* tier week, payable to tire carrier* on Hatur- aay muruiDK*. ADVERTISING RATES. BuHlnei* local*. 5c per Hue each InHertlon. Want*. I.o*t and Found, not over worda. 36 cent* each insertion. Cash mutt accompa ny order Imperial r»tet for Ohttu*rle«. Tributes of Re spect, Cardaof Thankt and Funeral Notices. Official ads. at the rate* allowed bv law Communication* of a personal nature at regular rate*. For rate* o" transient and c< ntract adver- ttaing apply at the office DARR & BRUNSON, Proprietor*. The Weather Indications. The Weather IIu- FAIR re.au foreca$*s for this section are as'follows: ■ Fair to-ui<iht and to-morrow. If all the ‘‘blind tigers” are not dead, let them be killed—and at once. Sweet Orr & Co’s overalls at ;!i.oo per suit at B. H. Rucker’s. ITLANTIC COAST LINK NORTH EASTERN R. R. OF 3. C. CONDENSED HCREDUUC. TRAINS 1401 NO HOUTH. —__—.— , Dated Aug. Ut, 1887. No.36lNo.23 No.,53 • 0 * i A. M. P. 9* t l>eave Florence 3 35 8 00 Leave Klngstree 8 59 I \rrive Lane* 4 48 H 15 P. M Leave Dane* 4 48 9 15 7 52 Arrive Charleston 8 20 10 nO 9 25 A.M. P. M. P. M.l TRAIN* M019U NORTH. No.78 No.S2 No.52 0 • • A. M P M. A.M. Leave Charleston 5 SO 5 00 7 tin Arrive Lanes 7 05 6 3fi 8 26 Leave Lanes 7 05 6 3fl Leave Kingalree 7 23 Arrive Florence 8 2) 7 55 A.M. P. M.lA. M. •Daily. tDally except Sunday. No. 52 run* through to Columbia via Central K. K. of S. C. Train* Not. 78 and 32 run via Wilson and Fayetteville—Short Line—and make eloee connection for all nolnts North. I. K. KENLY, JOHN F. DIVINE. Gan’) Manager. Gen’lSnpt, K. BORDEN, Supt. Transportation. lu an interview published in the News and Courier this morn ing Senator McLaurin expresses great satisfaction at the removal of the metropolitan police from Charleston. In so speaking he gives the sentiments of the whole "people of South Carolina. The towns now have their op portunity and let them use it well. In their hands is the duty of en forcing the dispensary law, a law as much as any other law, and al their energies and facilities shoulc be used for the purpose of break ing up and preventing the illicit sale of liquor. iihtft.H I'niln-ellas. (From the W’eatmlnister Gazette.) It is rumored that before long glass umbrellas will be in genera use—that is, umbrellas covered with the new spun glass cloth. These, of course, will afford no protect'on from the rays of the sun, but they will possess one obvious advantage, narnelv; that they can be held in f -ont of the face when meeting the wind and rain, and at the same time the user will l>e able to see 'hat he does not run into unoffending indi viduals or lamp posts. But what say the lovers—the seaside holiday lovers—who are to lie seen on eveyy beach round the coast, with their backs to the cliff or a handy boat, an unfurled old-style umbrella in front of them, leaving nothing to the ga/ > of the inquisitive save the souls of their lour shoes? Surely they will revolt against the innovation. ATLANTIC COAST LINE. Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta R. R CONDENSED SCHEDULE. TRAINS GOING SOUTH Dated Sept. Ikt. 1897, Leave Wilmington Leave Marlon Arrive Florence No-55. no. 35. I iP. M | •4 OU r « 7 Leave Florence Arrive Sumter Leave Sumter Arrive Columbia P M.A. M. *8 oa *3 35 . S 12l 4 4U INo. 58 P. M A. M. 1 - <S) 35| 10 56| 9 1 10 No 58 runs through trom Charleston via Cen tral R. K. leaving Charleston 7 a m., Lanes 8:25 a. m.. Manning tf:05 a.U. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 54. No. 58.! i I I Leave Columbia Arrive Sumter Leave Sumter Arrive Florence LeaveFlorenee Leave Marion Arrive Wilmington A. M P. M.| •5 50 *5 15 ! 7 12 6 35 No. 82. A. M. P. M. 7 151 *« 4& 8 26 7 65; A. M.! 8 55 V 34 : 12 15 •Daily. JOHN F. DIVINE, Gen. Snpt. J. K. KENLY. Gen. Manager. E. BORDEN. Sup t Trans. Cberaw and Darlington Railroad. SOUTHBOUND. Dated Nov. 15. 18%. Nr 63 No.27 No.77 Lv Wadeeboro.. p. a. P. M. A 00 Cberaw 4 4i Darlington .6 27 7 Ar Florence S 55 8 15 NORTHBOUND. No.62 No.78 N0.28 P. M. A. A, A.M. Lv Florence. 8 35 9 00 •» 4<i Darlington 9 do 9 :40 1« 40 Cheraw 12 45 A r. Wades t>o ro 2 25 All train* daily except Sunday, except |7J and 77 which run Sunday only. Paint! Paint!! Paint!!! The Hammar Faint, Best and Cheapest on Earth. Guaranteed for for 5 years and sold ©nly for 31-10 per Gallon, —BY— F. H. HUDSON, FLORENCE, S. C. X>R. PENNYROYAL PILLS. The only safa, *ure and rehuble Female PILL ever offered to Ladies, e^i-ecialiy recommend- ■ed to married Ladies, for DM. MOTT’S PENNYROYAL PILLS and take no other. Send for circular. Price *1.00 per box, tt boxes for S6.00. DR. MOTT’S CHKMICAL CO., - Cleveland, Ohio. For br|p by F. TT. Lako. Dr. F. H. McLEOD, P. A. Wiilcox, Offices above H, S. Rose's Store. Attorney-at-La\v, Florence, S, C.