The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, October 04, 1897, Image 1
Local Pickings.
To-night is the time for
C>AMn I , - ''6 u >< me time tor
M)ME ARE OUR OWN PFOPfF i • Or0DCe ®^ vor ^ orn ®t Band
^ND SOME ARE NOT. " ^
concert. The place is well-
•pent
^ 0 r’ -o Muuy |Tbing8
*n«t it Give, u, Pi M , aPd t0 Ht . ar
•* Their Movemeuu.
iu“he Jit*; of i.
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• Mr Charles Williams
Sunday in Marion.
Messrs. P. and F. L. Willcox
•pant yesterday in Marion.
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•pending the day in Florence.
Mr. W. H. Keith
▼ille is in Florence
known, the hour is 8.30, and the
program published on Saturday is
made up of choice and beautiful
selections ot music.
th. t ,h. ladies o*f*the PregbyterUm
cburcb .ill refre^m.^
The Board of County Commie-
eioners is iu session at the court
house to-day. J a .t before t h e
dinner hour they had passed upon
•nd approved a number of bills.
i]ete P /h° bab 8 , that tht> y w,1, co m-
piete their work this afternoon.
To-day the books of registra-
next daVtiH aD ? lo * morr ow and
next day those who have not regis-
i 'aellt 1 u an « et tS-
the U.l 1 reme «nber that this is
election Af°n POrtunity befor ® the
elact,on of Congressman and Pro’
bate Judge which takes place on
Tuesday, £ ot . 12. p,,l0e 00
the Pr sb^ri. EpiscopaT and
Baptist churches and at the
Methodist Chapel in East Flor-
ence. The day was slightly cool,
p easant, and the congrega
tions were all good. 8 8
At the Presbyterian church the
{rom T th**\ r 'f 1 * D,Xon ' Poached
from the last clause of the 13th
Ar.? 6 * .. i f t , he L fourth chapter of
of fh' A u d they took knowledge
jj.-. "ir* t . theyl “ d bTO "
intora dl *f our,e w ®« learned,
uterestiug and instructive and
profoundly impressed those who
D^on nr tl nighl agaia Mr *
from r k re ^ C ^ a good ••rmon
from John 7: 37-“In the last day,
.fn^ 8 ' 8 !. day of the fea »t, Jesus
•tood and cried, saying If an V
Messrs. W. P. Goodwin and
Henry Lynch of Lake City are
-spending the day in Florence.
Mrs. H. A. Shackelford left for
Benuettsville, S. C, Saturday
night to visit her daughter w^ho is
vrery ill.
Mr. G. C. Driscoll, representing
'-.he Charles Austin Bates Adver
tising Syndicate, New York, is in
Florence to-day.
Will Serve Refreshments.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will serve re
freshments at the open air concert,
to be given by the Florence Band
Monday evening at Mr. John Ku-
ker’s lawn. Seata will be provided,
and the patronage of the public is
solicited.
02 2t
strong breeze
the north is blowing which stirs
up the dust and gives 'he day a
disagreeable character.
Johnson’s
ChiU and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
in One Day.
Sweet Orr & Co’s overalls at
$i.oo per suit at B. H. Rucker’s.
me
«Arn h0 T a ^. Uable lw «on in this was
earnestly impressed by the speak-
llison Capers preached
at night- In the
1 he text of the morui
was Lake 1:15-—“Por
great in the sight of t
shall drink neither
•trong drink; * nnd h
filled with the Holy <J
from his mother’s fcoru
Moseley spoke of John th
and urged all men, li,
igreat before the Lord
before men.
At night the preac^r
remarks upon JeremiHr 1
Can the Ethiopian c
skin, or the leopard
Then may ye aleo do g
are accustomed to do evil.”
this he clearly and fo
showed than man cannotfenange
“‘• own heart, but that the chatfb
were
must be wrought id it by the
viue Spirit. Both sermons
interesting and impressive. <!
At the Methodist chapel Rev.
t. 4. James, the new paetor, prekeh-
»a in the morning. He spoke wit
strength and earnestness
w ad ? a Rood impdfcjon.
»». I. Herbert administered
Lord s supper. W
Pleasant and reasonable board
at 217 Irby street. Also rooms to
rent, furnished or unfurnished.
Dtf. Miss S. E. Waring.
Advertising pays.
general Insurance Agency
morning
morning the holy communion was
administers^ and at night a class
of seven was confirmed.
The Bishop’s morning sermon
was based upon the following
text: Luke 8: 43-44—“And a
woman having an issue of blood
twelve years, which had spent all
her living upon physicians, neither
could be healed of any, came be
hind Him and touched the hem of
His garment; and immediately
her issue of blood stanched.’’ His
sermon which eet forth the power
and beauty of faith, was simple,
strong and impressive and pleased
the large congregation.
At night the text was taken
from 1 Cor. 9: 24—“Know ye not
that they which run in a race run
allf bat one receiveth the prize?
So run that yon may obtain.”
The Bishop spoke earnestly upon
the theme suggested by this verse,
“Christian earnestness.” There
was, said he, but one prize, a gar
land of leaves, iu the Grecian racee
of old, but there is the prise of
eternal life for every Christian
who runs with patience the race
set before him. He closed by ex
horting all Christians to so run
that each might obtain.
Rev. H. R. Moseley, the pastor,
preached two strong sermons at
the Baptist oburob, one in the
morning and one at night, and at
the morning service the Sacra
mant of the Lord’s Supper was ad-
bed a sernUn full oi ear
preached a sen
ness and power.
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to
UE-IMPR1SONKI
After •» Kieltlag Cham One of the J
Guard House Prlsellers Is AkaId
Behind; the Burs- .
Evans street was the 4
some little exoit|Qpnt
about 1 o’clock. -A
The cry, “stop that man,” at
tracted the attention of everybody*
on the street and it at once tran
spired that a nt>gro man was
ing at a gait a little faetei^iaD a
walk with policeman JeuMre pot
far behind. The man turned into
the vacant lot at Luinty’s shqp
atid just behind the shou^ie was
overtaken. He had sooi^^^fysi-
tion to being arrested a^t^dAib*
ited this bent of mind ny^flrug-
glingviolently. wit#the
valuable assistant^# or three
able-bodied men Dohcema^jpleu-
kius succeeded iir carrying the^
runaway across the sjUreet *i!*re
he was safely lodgeddpn thej^eity
prison. T 'W
The maa, it seems, us one of
those who some time ajPJuid been
convictad of gambling and who
had escaped from prison. Police
man Jenkins came upon him this
morning at the freight depot.
Music Pupils.
Miss Nettie Evans desires music
pupils. Diploma from Professor
Hahr, of Sweeden, a pupil of Liszt.
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