The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, October 29, 1897, Image 1
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IN PERSONAL VEIN
SOME ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE
AND SOME ARE NOT.
FLORENCE. S C.. lfRl|
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rENTNCr, OCTOBER 29, IS97.
50
ORCHESTKA OIIOANIZED.
^•>> Come Bi,J jjii dad do Many Thlm,*
*nd it Give» iib rieuture to Hoar
of I'll' tr ftovoiu* ut«.
; T»e Kir*t Mee.Sng .* I'io.iactive of Splea-
did K »*ulu-A ih iiehtral Addition
to 1 Ioroi.c v
1 hftt which wil! |>It j ase all masic
lovorn, au crch <Bi rn, jhs been or-
saiiiz nl in Floreni e. Last night a
practice wan h< !d at the residence
OON1HTION.
vf_ \ \ j r -i !nf .dr. ihdodnroKuit'T. and if tha
Mr. A. A. Myors and family are f; rBt oi y^ ta _ ’ " .’ 11 ^
in the cit\. 3 h 1 f lTor r f8 H* a "> »‘]dicatiou v th4 ^ut
people of tlna , city may expelf
Or. Maxcv Smith, ot Latta, I ,uar f»itnre to h
some fine orchestra music
Maxcy Smith, ol
spent last nij;ht in the city
Mr. Jem n ■ P. (’base, Sr., went
oyer to Dariin^t tn this morning.
iversatien car-
patty of com
ers, their subject
They made tim
j ofjiAuy of the var-
i Or cajlinga, and
ftfleT^were chronic
Mr. H. I>. W.lli.Ai.ot, ha. g uni) I Ji u '‘ <ir ' .P 1 ."* 4 :
_ si • . . “ i Rnirt'r •
The orchestra iscomposea'
of the following akTJrint and well
known mteiciaus:. H* William
on a flying trip to
N. C.
C i ro Gordo,
i Kuker, viulin; Mr
Mr L. li. .VJeares is sp; uding a
few days with relatives in Wil
mington.
Miss Lillie Baker left for Ma
rion this morning to spend a few
days at home.
Mr. I. E. Watson left this morn
ing for a short visit to Sellers,
AUtfion county.
Professor J. Fleming Brown,
of Converse College, is spending
the day in Florence.
Mr. J. P. McNeill is in Darling
ton to-day attending the sessions
of the Presbyterian Synod.
Miss Kate Smith left for Mt.
Pleasant, N. 0. this morning to
resume her duties in school.
Clerk of Court McCown and
Sheriff McLendon returned from
Darlington yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. ClaudeS. Browne, of Dillon,
arrived in the city last night on a
visit to Mrs. M. Capers Browne.’
Sheriff McLendon left for Co
lumbia last night taking a patient
to the State asylum for t
Mrs. WT Ci Harllee, who
been visiting friends in the Effing
ham sectiM,*" arrived home last
night.
Mr. R. S. Churchill, Editor of
the Dillon Herald, dropped into
our sanctum last night on his way
to Sumter.
Mr. L. R. Brazell, of Florence,
was in town on Tuesday on his
way to Sumter on business.—Dar
lington News.
Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Dixon went
to Darlington this morning, where
at 10 o’clock the Presbyterian
Synod convened.
Mr. Chas. A. Hines, who has
been spending several days in
Florence, left this morning for
Wadesboro, N. C.
Mr. M. J. Freeman, represent
ing the Ullmau and Philpott Mfp.
Co., makers of printer’s ink, Cleve
land, Ohio, is in the city to-day.
Mr. E. R Miner, Editor of the
Timmonaville Enterprise, was in
the city last night. He is now
getting out a souvenir edition of
the Enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs W. H. Moziugo
and their little daughter, Agues
visited relatives and friends at
Florence recently.—Riverdale Cor
Darlington News.
Mr. H. S. Blizzard passed
through Florence this morning on
his way from Cartersville to
Savage, where he goes to accept a
position as book keeper for Messrs.
Holliday & Son.
The Rev. E. T. Hodges preached
a very interesting sermon at New
man Swamp last Sunday morn
ing, and also gave the Sunday
School a good lecture.—Copeland
Cor. Darlington News.
Dr. G. G. Palmer, of Carters
ville, and Mr. John McSweeu, of
Timmonsville, paasid through
Florence last night going to Dar
lington to attend the sessions of
the Presbyterian synod.
Mr. Charles F. Sansbury, of the
Peo Dee Advocate, Bennettsville,
was in the city last night. The
Advocate suffered by the recent
fire, and Mr. Sansberry is en route
to the western part of the State
searching for a press.
Theodore
E. Daylo,
cornet; Mr. P. J. iVT>rgan, trom
bone, and Mr. Clarei <;« Hike, trap
drum.
Othe r instillmesits will be added
as soon as pom>ibln and, when the
organization is per r ected, we will
have, in qur midst an orchestra
that would reflect credit upon any
community.
THE METHODISTS
Will Hold Services In their Church on Sun
day Morning—The Sunday School.
On Sunday morning the Meth
odists will hold services in their
church. TLe inside painting has
been completed, and this week a
general cleaning up is going on.
Everything will be ready in time
and those who have not yet in
spected the building will be
pleasantly surprised at the great
improvements made.
On Sunday afternoon the exer
cises of the Sunday School will be
in the nature of a special rally
day service. The exercises will
open with a song service beginning
promptly at 4 o’clock. Ull the
members of thechurcb andliunday
School are urged to be srese
witty t^heir birthday offerh
-“ si tore " ' J
Enf^j-ch be
ey w
5 cents
fit, etc.
As we
the occ
folio
years,
at the
man, to
a plow
j*et who
s on .wit
ignorauc
cop fide nt
their ider;
that in
knowlsd
and wh|
doubt t
(ho pale
yet it ui
An OKI l>oelur’» Favorite.
Dr. L. M. Gillam, who practiced
taixtrieons «• to the medicine over forty years, origins-
ug Power of cotton. ted, used and claimed that Botanic
WbUe sitting at Blood Balm, (B. B. B.) w-hich has
the other eve- how been in use about oo years,
was the best Tonic and blood
Purifier ever given to the world.
It never fails to core the most
malignant ulcers, sores, rheuma
tism, catarrh, and all skin and
blood diseases. Beware of substi-
tures. Use this standard remedy
id a ’ ITk n*oV ~ iTheu | Price per large bottle $1.00.
off, that cotton at| after sf.vf.rai. doctors failed.
1 have been alllicted with Catarrh
for many years, although all sorts
of medicines and several doctors
did their best to cure me. My
blood was very impure, and noth
iusr ever had any effect upon the
disease until I used that great
Blood Remedy known ss Botanic
Blood Balm, (B. B. B.), a few bot
tles of which effected an entire
cure. I recommend it to all who
have Catarrh. I refer to any mer
chant or banker of Athens, Ga.,
made at a pro-
an once engaged in
farming, having
lug for some 16
,ra silently amused
|>nl of these gentle-
whom did not know
(cross cut saw, and
»d into the discus-
fal, the offspring of
iqd while we were
they were sincere in
HOFFMEYER’S CONTEST,
ON NOVEMBER 1 HIS PRESENTS
WILL BE GIVEN AWAY-
were also convinced and will reply to any inquires.
R. R. Saultkr.
For sale by Druggists.
little
vocations a
A dangerous thing;
iese gentlemen no, ..».
it they were within nciteftn si* Homs.
igitimate discussion, j Distressing Kidney and Bladder
occurred to them that ; diseases relieved in six hours by
out
full
Johnson’s
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
in One Day,
Local Pickings.
The city board of health will
meet this afternoon at 6 o’clock.
Florence will welcome an or
chestra as an addition to its musi
cal element.
Mr. James P. McNeill was yes.
terday declared elected Judge of
Probate for Florence county.
Advertising pays.
it might i ascribed presumption
in them bo traveling so far out
side of t illegitimate butunecs.
They w< !^*not for an instant
have toll itad a farmer discussing
the mint of their business, but
would hi e ailenced him by say
ing, “yoi lop'tknow what you are
talking i
Now t it these gentlemen did
not knoi #iiftt they were talking
about, wi gifve some figures which
can’t be lUtitradicted. The uuit
of vflue V the South is the pound
iLfbtton (iud-upon no other ratio
s of the Southern
ill 1870, the
^g^witTrintr
the New Soutli American Kidney
Cure.” This ne\$ remedy is a
great surprise on account of
its exceeding promptness in re
lieving pain in the bladder, kid
neys, back and every part of the
urinary passages in male or female.
It relieves retention of water anc
pain in passing it almost immedi
ately. If you want quick relie'
and cure this is your remedy.
Sold by F. U. Lake, Druggist
F orence, S. C.
S«v« Your Coupona and Vole for ihr l**!'!?
of Your Choice—Don’t Forget the
Date.
C. D. Hoffmeyer will give away
to the holder of the largest number
of votes the following prizes ;
To the largest number of votes
one Carlsbad China L>inner Set,
composing 10a pieces.
To the second one China Tea
Set, 56 pieces.
To the third a beautiful Banquet
Lamp.
Each purchase of ten cents,
(10c.) entitles the purchaser to
one vote. Cut the coupons out
and write upon them the name of
the person for whom you wish to
vote.
On November 1st, 1897, the
three prizes will be given to the
lolders of the largest number of
votes. These prizes are on exhi-
lition in our show window. Extra
coupons will be found at our
store.
Each day the coupons will be
sent to the office of The Daily
Times and counted ; they will then
be placed in an envelope and seal
ed, the date being marked on the
oifvide. A list of the votes as
cast will appear each day in the
Daily Times.
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Removal Notice.
Tho undersigned has removed
his drug business to his old quar
ters immediately opposite the
store of A. A Cohen on Evans
street. Ilderton; M. D.
6td.
Subscribe for this paper.
1870%-cottun 30c. per lb.
_ _. } *' 1
TTorse cost f ISO 00 •
Corn $2 60pep bushel. *?....
Hacou 80c. per lb
' abor $120 per year 100
Calico 16 ots. per yd
Plour $18 per bbl . 80
'Plow $8 50 each 12
Hoe $126 • 4
Guano $76 ton ri 260
8uit clothes $60. 100
Sugar 15c. per lb *4
Coffee 40c. per lb. Rio... iy a
Tobacco 80c. per lb 2^ a
Total 1,400
1897—COTTON flc. PER lb.
lbs.
iilorse eost $00 . 1000 lbs.
Corn 60c. bushel. 8
Bacon 8c. lb.... i I 1 ,
I .abor $72 per y ear 1200
Calico 4c. per yard %
Flour $0 per bbl s 1(H)
Plow $126....... 21
Hoe 36c 0
Guaao$24ton 400
Suit clothes $20., 338
Sugar 0c. lb. 1
Coffee 16c. lb. 24
Tobacco 20c. lb ... r H .
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Total 8,077
It will thus be seen that at the
retail credit price of 1870, it took
only 1406 lbs. of cotton to buy
what in 1897, it took 3077 lbs., or
over doable the ainotfbt. and it
showi.that the purchasing price of
a pound ff cotton is lisa than 4 of
what.it was in 1870, and iu
p^rt account for the discontent of
farmers. .iah.
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Name on Evtrrv piece."
LOWNEY'S
Candies
ARE HIE FINEST.
Lake’s Corner Drug Store,
Headquarteit for
Hawke’s Spectacles.
F. U. LAKE,
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST.
Stoves!
Experie!
Wanted.
A large second-hand coal stove.
Apply at this office.
- -♦* ♦ --«•
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
“Mystic Cure” for Rheumatism
and Neuralgia radically cures in 1
to 3 days. Its action upon the
system is remarkable and mystet-
ions. It removes at once the
cause and the disease immediately
disappears. The first dose greatW
benefits: 75 cents. Sold by F. U.
Lake & Co., Druggists Florence.
General Insurance Agency
OF
SANBORN CHASE,
Fire, Life & Accideut Insurance.
Surety Bonds Issued.
Pkan Florence**
•100-Dr. K. Det&tfU’a Ami Di«u«
••^ay be worth to you more
$10(7 if you have a child who soils
bedding from Tnconteuence of wa
ter during sleep. &uree old and
young alike. It arrests the trou
ble at ouce. $1. Sold by F. U
Lake, Druggist.
Itch on human, mange on horses
dogs and all stock, cured in 30
mimutes by Woffort’s Sanitan
Lotion. This never fails. Sold
by F. U. LAKE, Druggist. |
I Florenee, S. C.
Advertising pays.
CLEAN
ECONOMIC
COMFORTABLE
For Rest.
One Doable office room for rent
in the new Chase building. Apply
to
Sanborn Chase.
Oct. 25 Iwd.
r And consumes only
3c in Fuel
^ &ach Day !
Everybody should have one.
You can test them at your
home for the asking.
Examine our line of
Hardware,
Glassware,
Paints and Oils
and Bicycles.
For we can save you money
L. 8. WELLING & CO.,
253 EvauN St. Florence, 8. C
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
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his vote for
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
This vote for.
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
This vote for.
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
This vote for
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
This vote for
HOFFMEYER’S COUPON.
This vote for.
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Below is the result of the con
test up to this morning:
Mm. J. W. Williamson 3Wt
Mta Mary McClenagtaau - — UMT
Mm E. J. Burch IMA
Miss Jessie Bmltb
Mm. MoUaon
Mm. Ella Brand
Mm. C. E. Jarrott
Mm. K. A. McCorkle - 145
Mm. C. A. McGowan 117
Mra. D. House - — »
Miss Virginia CKanlln 42
Mrs. Outlaw............... — - 29
Mm. C. H. McLanchlin —- 11
Mlaa Nellie Bristow...-. — 10
Mm. Jno. p. GrtvK... >
Mm. Frances Cburcta...
Maggie Barringer.,
Georgia McCall.....
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