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The RCoRENeE Qm\x TTmes. Vol. IV. 'LORKNCK. S 0. WEDNESbAY EVENING. JANUARY 26 \m. No. 12(> i / • : OPPOSED TO OHANGK. InsCire in the Liverpool and London and Globe, i Phoenix Assurance of London, i North British AMerchantile Of London, 2 American Fre Philadelphia, ( | Firemen’s Fnnd of California. ’ 1 W. R. BARRINGER, Agen t. 1 iiiuuuuaiuuuuMUiutuiUiiuuuuiuuiiuiuiuiuui^ ^Office in - CENTRAL HOTEL. IN PERSONAL SOME ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE AND SOME ARE NOT. „•} Come and go and do Many Thmvi and It Glvee ua Pleaaure to Hear of Tbelr Movement*. Mr. F. M. Greg^ of Claussensis in the city. Mr.-Eli GPfegg, of Mara BlulF, is in the city. Mr. J. W. King of Ebenezer is in the city to-day. Mrs. E. F. Hall has returned kom Charlerton. Mr. K. C. Barrett is off on the N. E. K. R. to-day. Mr. C. K. Johnson of Mars Bluff is in the city to-day. * Dr. Jaa. Evana returned from last night. A Carters- r$8 Gregg of Claussens was in town this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Chaa- Hines left this morning for Turkey, N. C. Mr. D. 8. Yates, of Charleston, i« visiting Mr. C. H. Barringer. Dr. and Mrs. Heifry Ross of Jeffreys’ Creek are in the city. Mr. W. M. Gregg, Jr , of Jef freys Creek, was in town to-day. Mr. Brooks Howell is working in the telegraph office at the depot. Mrs. F. P. Covington left this morning for a visit to Red Banks, N. C. Mr. J. E. Follier a prominent citizen ot Charleston is in the city to-day. Road master George Bruner, of Darlington, was at the depot this morning. Mr. D. M. Gregg of the Claus- sen neighborhood was in town this morning. Mr. Louis Hirschberg, of the Hirschberg Paper Co., spent lust night in the city. Mr. A. T. Phillips, representa tive of Long Tom smoking to bacco, is in the city- Mr. E. A. Huggins has returned from North Carolina where he has been for several months. Miss Gilchrist of Mullins, S. C. f who has been visiting Mrs. A. L. Sessoms has returned home. t Mr. J. F. Johnson a well-known drummer is in the city. Mr. John son is a son-in-law of Capt. J. E. Kelly. Engineer A. B. Hammond, who has been on the sick list for some time is able to be out on his run to-day. Mr. R. P. Byrd, of Ebeteztr, and his aont Mrs. McElveen, of Shiloh, took the Charleston tram this morniug. Mrs. M. R. Sturges ha.* re- [ turned from a tiip to Claussens, rhere she has been visiting the lily of Mr. P. T. David. Miss Jennie Evans left this lorning for a trip to Richmond, fa. Miss Evans expects to spend remainder of the winter there. Mrs. R. P- Stackhouse, of Sumter countv, were in Flor ence a short while this morning. They wore on their way to Ma rion county. Mr. T. W. Berry ot Little Rock, one of the delegation to Columbia in favor of Pee Dee County passed through Florence this morning on his way home. Mr. Berry is very sanguine about the chances of the new county scheme. DEATH OF UEV. A. W. MOORE. HU Ufe and That of tho Drtng Hay Softly Wont Out Tosother. Rev. A. W. Moore is dead. About i a o’clock last night his spirit left its frail earthly home to dwell among the skies. He rea lized that that the end was ap proaching, and some hours before had called the members of his family to the bed. and bestowed his blessing upon them. Calmly and peacefully his last moments were spent, and his life and that of the dying day softly went out together. Mr. Moore had been in feable era! years. Con sumption had laid its hand upon him, and, though he fought the disease with all his wonderful strength, yet he grew weaker and weaker as the days passed. He had been in bed several weeks be fore his death, where he lay pa tiently and resignedly awaiting the summons which he knew must come. Mr. Moore leaves a widow, three daughters, one of whom is married and one grown son to mourn. Of friends he had score upon score, and the news of his death will be heard by them with genuine sorrow. Of his life and character we shall speak at another time. As this paper goes to press the funeral services are being held at the Methodist church, and ere it gets out upon the street he will have been placed to rest in the Fraternal cemetery. A Quiet Marriage. This morning at 8 o’clock at the residence of the bride’s father, Mr. S. Bounds, Mr. Charles A. Hines, of Turkey, N. C., and Miss Grace Bounds were quietly married. Rev. H. R. Moseley performed the ceremony, only a few relatives and intimate friends being present. A wedding breakfast was served, and then the happy couple were driven to the depot where they • took the train for their future home in North Carolina. The bride is the second daughter of Mr. S. Bounds, and her friends in Florence will regret to give her up. The groom came to Florence sev eral years ago and during his resi dence here impressed all with whom he .came in contact as lieing a young gentleman of sterling worth. The Times extends many good wishes. •( Laal .Mwtlng of Cltlaena- Lettor Sent to t’lorem-e I>el«-Katlon. Pursuant to the call a meeting of the citizens wits held at the city hall last night. The meeting was not largely attended owing to the limited notice given, but definite' action was taken with reference to the change in me school law pro posed by Dr. william Uderton’s bill now before t|e legislature Mr. Willi called to the Ci Lloyd was appo? As stated Dr poses to inc; commissioners trict to eight and election by . wa and It was this • 'or Sule The following legal blanks are for sale at the T,mk3-Me3>-enoer office: Bill of sale, note and bill of sale, lieu on crop, agricultural lease and lien, lien and mortgage, note and chattel mortgage. Also nmgistrate’s blanks. stolen. From the A. 0. L. depot on Mon day morning last a “Victor” Bicy cle belonging to me. A liberal re ward will be paid to any person re Hoffmeyer was turning the same to the and (Japt. E. W. undersigned. The rear tire is dark ;1 secretary, jlderton’s bill pro- the number of this school dis- irovides for their mass meetings; fhat led to last night’s meeting. ’ Those present were opposed to the aforementioned change, and there was an inter esting discussion as to what could be recommended as an ac ceptable substitute for Dr. Ilder- ton’s bill. Finally the meeting on motion decided that no change at all in the law were better than the one proposed in Dr. Udertoh’s bill,! and this decision has been made known by letter to the Florence! delegation in the legislature. After thus expressing itself the meeting adjourned. Mr. Elisha Berry, of this place, says he never had anything to do him so much good end give such quick relief from rheumatism as Chamberlain’s Pam Balm. Be was bothered greatly pains from hip to used prompt relief.- gist, St. Paris, Ohio, all drnggists and ers. colored, while the front tire has a reddish color. J. P. McNeill. 2t. D. Cotton 8ci“(l hulls and inoal al- waa on hand and for salt* at the warehouse at Sash and Blind Fac tory. See me before buying. Or ders left with M. E.Swails will be promptly filled. D. 11. Hamby. Kolkrf Ui Sla Hours. Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases relieved in six hours by the New South American Kidnsy Cure.” This new 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 lemnle. It relieves retention of walei and pain in passing it almost immedi ately. If you want quick relief and cure this is your remedy. Sold by F. U. Lake, Druggist F orence, S. C. Itch on human, mange on horses, dogs and all stock, cured in 30 mimutes by Woffort’s Sanitary Lotion. This never fails. Sold by F. U. LAKE, Druggist. Florence, S. C. Jau3-3m-dAw. Small houml 25 cts. will he to my store. Lost. 1 puppy, a reward of paid for his return Win. llderton. When you cannot sleep for coughing, take ChnmberlaiD’s Cough Remedy. It a vwys give* >rompt relief. It ia moat excel* ent for colds, too, as it aids cx- •ectoration relieves the luugs and >revents any tendency toward meumonia. For sale by all drng- [iats and medicine dealers. J. ith shooting until he aker, dwig- For sale by medicine deal- j NEW BAKERY! 205 DARGAN ST. P. A. Willcox, Attorney-at-Law, Florence, S. C. Dr. F. H. McLEOD. Offices above H. 8. Rose’s Store •IOO—Ur- K. DHction’a Anti Uluietir May be worth to you morn than ?1(X) if you have a child who soila redding from i neon tent nee of wa ter during sie< p. Cure* <dd and young alike. It arrests the trou ble at once. f 1. Lake, Druggist. Sold by F. U Subscribe for this paper. i MP i — t Wood! Wood! Pine wood $1.50 a owl; oak wood 11.75 a cord, ddivered. Cash. Jno. L. Baruisoer. Jan25-2td. Local Pickings. The new cottages that are being erected for Mr. H-. 8. Rose on Cheeves street are rapidly going up * 4 Messrs. L. 8. Welling & Co., are making considerable improve ments in the interior of their store. A new office has been built and tool stands, etc , are now being put in. Mr. LaMotte. of Darlington, ia doing the work. Dr. James Evans, Secretary State Board af Health, conferred with Gov. Ellerbe yesterday and as a reward for his visit an appro priation of $500 to use for general vaccination in the State will be made. Dr. J. R. Levy is treating a col ored woman for a case of itch on Front street We venture the as sertion that this case is just the same type as most of the so-called small pox cases in this State. It is nothing more or less than ele phant’s itch. Mr. J. W. King has cured up to this time 4,157 pounds of meat from 23 hogs and has put away GOO pounds of lard. We understand that the work on most farms is far advanced. The re cent good weather has enabled oar farmers to do a great, deal of plow ing. Mr. William Douglas, of Charles ton, special agent of the American Fire Insurance Co., of Philadelphia, is in the city adjusting the fire loss on Capt. Lloyd’s residence. This is one of the companies advertised in the Daily Times by Mr. W. R. Barringer. Prayer meeting at the Baptist church at the usual hour to-night. A good attendance is desired as Fresh Bread, EVERY DAY. Well-kept stock of Cakes and Pies Orders will be called for and Bread and Groceries will be deliv ered at your doors. 28 Tickets for $1. Note this: Every cash purchas er of $20 worth of groceries will be presented with a substantial bed spring. Call on us. Trapp jan22-d-8<n. Skin Diseases. For the speedy and permanent cn*a of tetter. saUrheum and eoaetna. Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an eqnal. It relieves the itch • ing and smarting almost instantly and its continued one effects a permanent cure. It also cares itch, barber’s itch, scald head, sore nipples, Itching piles, chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and granulated lids. Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge Price, 83 cents. Sold by (h&eral Insnrance Agency or SANBORN CHASE, Fire, Life k Accident Iniannce. Reynolds. Assignee’s and Mortgagee’s Sale. HTATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA, COUICTV OK VLORBKC*. Under and by virtue of a deed of assienment executed to the undersigned for the benefit of his creditors and also ae airent of E. Stern- berger, mortgagee, and of credltora of tba said Samuel Helss, I will sell at the store lately occupied by him at Tlmmonsvllle, 8. C., the assigned stock of general merchandise consisting of dry goods, shoes, notions, groc eries, etc., at public auction to tbe highest bidder for cash. Tbe said stock to be sold singly or In parcels as may tie determined by the assignee, agent and committee of credit ors. The sale to begin at 12 o'clock on the 10th day of February next and to continue from day to day until the sale Is completed. W. K. Bakumokb, Assignee and Agent of Creditors of Samnel Heim and Agent of E. Hternberger, Mort gagee. Buy your Garden Seed At the old reliable.... Corner Drag Store, and you will be satisfied as many others always have been. Fresh supply Rag- land’s Tobacco Seed. / F. U. LAKE, Registered Pharmacist. Stoves! Sale Under Cbattel Mortgage. Under and by virtue of two bills of sale executed by W. 8. Oates to me of dates respectively, June 12th, 1897, and August 9tb, 1897, and recorded respectively June 14th and August 13tb, 1897, I will sell in front of the Court House door in the City of Flor ence on Thursday the 10th day of CLEAN ECONOMIC COMFORTABLE there will be a meeting ot the offi-|* n ?f on 1 1fiQ o .. , „ . Mm and tW.nr* nf Rn^ February, 1898, the following under the said cers and teachers of tke Sunday School immediately after the ser vice. " Cotton seed meal and hulls for sale at Oil Mill—Orders left at my office will have prompt atten tiou. Cotton seed wanted at Oil R. C. Comm tf. property seized | Bills of Sale, to-wit: One gray horse about 10 years old known as the “M. Harrell Horse.” Also one bay horse about six years old known as the horse bought from William Fortune. Terms ot sale, cash. 8. b. Rogers, Mortgagee, in. 26, dlt w2t- only r And consumes f 3c In Fuel ^ Bach 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 Bicjcles. For we saveycr