Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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.•./VV'*”? W -*M HE RC0RE,\eE DhILY TTmES. V IV. FLO.iENCtiJ. S C.. TIIOU^DAY KVEN T ING. FttaSuIuYS. ispfc 182 wmmmmnmmmmmnm' lns rs in the ^ I Liverpool and London and Globe, 1 I v /y Piiosnix Assnrance of London, 1 f - North British SMercbantile Of London, 5 l 7 ' 7 American Fire '“" ' 7' , I Firemen’s Fund of California. 1 C! iTRAL HOTEL. W. R. BARRINGER, Agent. 1 M dmmimimiimmiimmmmufz IN iERSOHAL TWENTIETH DAY. How To _ Filin bottl, or common ! "l 1 "" > ou • l "P Aith urino and let iUUnd twnityJ C0Ugh,u * t ’ ,ak# Chamberl.An . ban oura; a sfditn»ut ornmtling. m , iidicHtt-8 a!« ui healthy condition ! ,, 'f th3 kidii'** “ vvl... lent tor colda, k’lutl Out. or common Wh*n c. ^Offic Pin, IIoom A|iMt,|>rlntM S«0,000 to B Collegfi —HroaJ Tiro Bill Killed la the Senate. The hoiu- ycit^rday devoted its f*ntir« day sosnon to the considti< atiou of the sppropriation bit!. Th“ mn$t rvd'itdM change in the 11 it! was tht* cniting down of tti« $25,000 fix-'d lor the S*>uth Or to- bna Colics to #20 000. Th re was quitM a hard fight for the old colleg«, but it was of no avail. No fight has been mad* on the Citadei appropriation or on the Cough Kemcdy. It a ways gives SOME A E OUR OWN PEOPLE AND. SOME ARE NOT. .*»> Coaae and It •ml go and do Sdnuy TUInt.* ivea as rieasnre to Hear • • Tbetr Moremenu. Mr. K. C. Barrett is off on the N. E. R. R. to-day. Mr. I. W. King, of Dillon, • J- las spenjt las night in the city. Mr. Ja ies Stackhouse a nent citizen of Marion is city. Mr. B. Mr. T. Lr Staokhoase oi Marion ANOTHER VICTIM. 'Vm. Steadt, Keprerentlug Hlmaelf a« a Kulght of Ptojrthlaa, I* Taking in the CouBtrjr. Two or three residents of this city have unpleasant recollections of one Wm. Steadt. A few weeks ago he was here, and, representing himself as a Knight of Pythias, succeeded in getting a draft cashed at the Bank of Florence, and thus victimized two members of the order. He said he was a member of a lodge in Maine gave the semi annual pass-word and showed cre- the seal of the lodge. The check was drawn on a ; Portland, Me., bank, and was t Whitp, a promiuentjSignedbyGeo.E.Edwards.treas- cicizen et Darlingtou was here this urer. In about a week it came moruiug. , back protested for the following reason: “No such account at this bank.” •vs When urine .tains liu»u it is evident:* of • Uidney trouble. Too frequenn de-' ure to iirinat** or pain in the I ack, 4 ft Uo convincing proof that the .idneys and biudder ar* o. t of rd r. what To no. There is comfort in the know-! Wlge so often expressed, that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp Knot, the great relief. It is most i-xcsl- too, ns it aids ex- pcctoration relieves tho lungs and prevent! anv tendency toward pneumonia. For stile by n‘l drug 1 gists and medicine dealers. J. Skin Diseases. firTbe , ? e “ tia to nd * r •pent lasl night with Laughliu Capt. Peter re Mr. R. A. Brown, the gema, present dive of Sc in the city to-day. m H. Dou 0 -Sterday and went out on Before he came to Florence, however, it seems that Mr, Steadt worked the same game elsewhere, sent itive of Scott A Browne’ The foHowiag is taken from the Portsmouth, Va., Star: “On December 18 a well dressed ; All :^ H. Douglas arrived in stranger, who introduced himself as Wm. Steadt, and claimed to be member of the Marion Bar, in Florence this morning. lr. J. Wade Robinson repre- iting t ie travellers, insurance tpany, was in the city last tht. Railro Evans w • while thi came in from Cob Mr. C. E. Nolan representative of thaw*! known piano house of M. A. Mr. one, Colombia, ie in the city to-dt 7. Rev. D . Wileen. a Presbyterian 'minister of Conway, spent last night in t ie city as the guest of Mr. Peter Eaughlin. Mr. C. D. Blackman, a popular day operator of the Coast Line has so far recovered from the ef fects of v. ccination as to be able to be out ;o-day. 1 Commissioner W. D. - in Florence a short morning- Mr. Evans ou the morning train mbia. Mr. Hr. ry Smith, a well known shoe man A New York city, was in town t s morning. Mr. Smith has been travelling for the past 20 years and is a very popular salesman. A Brilliant Orator Coining. “B. Y. P. U.” will be the sub ject of a 1 cture by Dr. Calvin S. Blackwell, corresponding secretary of the Ba; tist Young People’s lin ing, auxiliary to the Southern Bap tist conve tion, and associate edi tor of the Baptist Union of Chica- on next Monday night at the laptist church. The press of this sntire country places Dr. Black- irell as an orator among the first rank. Note the following : “A man of conspicuous person lity, mat. iiless oratory and thrill eloque ice”-—Wilmington Mes general appropriation* for any of r ; >aie dy fulfils every wish the other State colleges. Another u relieving pain in the bark, kid fight whs made on the appropr.a- liver, Madder and every tion fur tho State Fair society, j t” irt U*® urinary pavsngos. It and this provision was cat out ofj ‘ :orreCtB inability to hold urine the bill altogether. When ihej lU,c l 8t ' R ldi ll K pain in passing it, house took a recess it had under! u . r effects following use of consideration the appropriationf Wllie or beer, and over- for tbe payment of the Mackey i C0,UP> that unpleasant necessity claim, Mr. Caughman leading a’°/k e * n K COl up«ll«d to get up many fight upon it. Dr. Sturkie sue-! ^ ur * u 8 the night to urinate, ceeded in getting the $1,000 put in ^he mild and the extraordinary for the State board ot health in- ‘‘t^t ot Swamp-Root is soon re created to #1,600. . alizsd. It stands the highest for During tbe day the supply billj'b* won ^® r f°l cures of the most was presented by the committee ca8e8 - if you need a on ways and means. In its pr»;$- ( 'u^i 0 * 00 you should have the ent form so far as the several '' e8t * Sold by druggists, price 60 counties are concerned the bill isj; u< i #L00. You may have a sample a dummy It provides, however,}pamphlet both sent however, for a State levy of 5 mill* i [ e ® by mail. Mention Times- based 011 a session of the legisla- For the speedy and permanent cure of tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Cham berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment is without an equal. It relieves the itch ing and smarting almost instantly and its continued use effects a permanent cure. It also cures itch, barber’s itch, scald head, sore nipples, itching pilaa. chapped hands, chronic sore eye* and granulated lids. * Dr. Cady’s Condition Powders for horses are the best tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge Price, M cents. Bold b» lure not lasting longer than the end of next week, so Chairman Thomas states, Tbe Ssaate. The senate went to work with a msat-ax yesterday and killed al- mo*t every bill on which there free I Messenger and send vour address to Dr. Kilmer tfeCo., Binghamton, N Y. The pronerietors of this paper guarantee the genuineness ot this offer. j When Vou Have A Bad Cold. You want the best medicine that J isscdcirc that gentleman to iden tify him at the Merchants’ and Farmers’ Bank. Steadt claimed to be a Pythian, and gave the semi-annual pass word; he showed a travelling card issued by Scott Lodge, No. 37» I* O. O. F., oi Davenport, Iowa, also letter of recommendation from that Lodge; Steadt also professed to be an Elk, and gave the grip of the order. Mr. Scott was disarmed by these recommendations, accompanied the stranger to the bank, where he identifidd him and endorsed his draft for $30 on a bank in Daven- port In taking leave of Mr. Scott, after thanking him profusely, Steadt said: “Well, brother Scott, I am a stranger to you, but you’ll find I am a perfect gentleman, and never fear but this business will be all right.” Id refutation of these assurances, the stranger’s draft was returned to Mr. Scott marked “no funds. Mr. Steadt’s credentials supposed to be forgeries.” In addition to the face value of the draft, Mr. Scott was called upon to pa^ a protest fee of $3. Steadt is said to have worked Newport News before coming here.” was the least debate. The fir.t to! 5 an , be p b t“iued, and that i* Cham berlain e Cough Remedy. You want a remedy that will not only give quick relief but ef fect a permanent cure Yon want a remedy that will |ieve the lung* and keer ex- suffer was Mr. Patton’s paving bill and soon after Mr. Gaine's, broad tire bill received the same fate. Mr. liendersou’a county gov- i eminent bill ran the ganntlet, hi ccessMil: in jger. “He is ;;inongthe most popular ., ro 15 ajui 20 polisaed orators in th^’J fowls 25 cents, ith.”—Richmond States. rhese notices indicate that a j ■ 1 — rich, rare treat—is in store j Subscribe for this paper Next Local Pickings Eggs are now plentiful at 10 cents a dozen on tho street. The weather indicated for this morning d'd not arrive. »Vhere is the s cow ? Q (it* a large cro vd of* pronn- nem insurance men were at the depot’.bis morning. There seems to be the greatest amount of poultry offered for sale this market- Fall chickens cents and grown Who cannot livo i in Florence t FRIEXDFIELD ITEMS, i WtiooplBK Counn Utoaos a School. AhOtbor Happy marriage. Perwaal Notea. Friendukld, Jan. 24.—-The Friend field School has closed on account of whooping cough. Our suceessful teacher, Miss Hattie Waldress has pleased her patrons and gained the friendship of a great many or our people who re gret to part with her. Farm work has begun and we hope our “plow boys” will stnve hard to make plenty of hominy, hog and Masses Mr M. A. Lee, of Mt. Holly, is spending some time with his pa rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lee, at this place. With the resignation of Rev. H. F. Oliver, the members of Hebron church have been successful in se curing Rev. A. McA. Pittman to fill the pulpit every 3rd Saturday and Sunday. We wish him much success in his work. Mrs. H. P. Kirton of Forest- ville was summoned to the bedside of h**r daughter last week, Mrs. M W. Gasque of this place. Mr. B. B. McWhite, Jr., and Miss Anna Myers was united in wedlock on Thursday evening, Jan. 20th, Rev. T. A. Evans offi ciating. Much happiness to the young couple. Mr. McWhite is also of Williamsburg. “Boys don’t let the Williamsburg-ites take all of our girls.” Mr. Elisha Berry, of this place, says he never bed anything to do him eo much g >< d and give such quick rejiff from iheauiatism as Chamberlain’* Pam Balm. He wae bothered greatly with shooting pains from, hip to knee until he used this liniment, which affords prompt relief.—B. F. Baker, d.ug- gist, St. Paris, Ohio. For sale by all druggists and medicine deaU ere. j tendency toward that ST t auy pneumonia- You wau r remedy pleasant and safe to take. Chamberlaiu a Cough Remedy s the only medicine in use that neets all all of these requirements, ’’hie remedy is famo»»- * ' its ‘••ire of b*' 1 *ds througuwut the United Staite and in many foreign countries. It has many rivals, *but, for the speedy and perma nent cure of bad colds, stands without a peer and its splendid qualities are everywhere admired end praised. For sale by all drug- ists and medicine dealers. j Buy your Garden Seed At the old reliable ... Comer Drag Store and you will be satisfied as many others always have been. Fresh supply Rag- F. U. LAKE, Registered Pharmacist. , 1 r~ ^rtri < , '371$' r <W Stoves! CLEAN ECONOMIC COMFORTABLE only • 104—Dr* E. DaMchon’t Anti Dlarrtlr May be worth to you more than $100 if you have a child who aoils redding from inconteuence of wa ter during sleep. Cures old and young alike. It arrests the trou ble at once. $1. Sold by F. U f^ake, Druggist. P. A. Willcox, Attorney-at-Law, Florence, S. C. Dr. F. H. NcLEOD. Dices above H. S. Rose’s Store iW BAKERY! NEW BAKERY! 205 DARGAN ST. r And consumes f 3c In Fuel y &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 c*.a save yor money L. 8. WELLING & CO., 2fia Evana St. FloreMft, 8. C. Fresh Bread, EVERV DAY. Well-kept stock of Cakes and Pies Groceries. the people of our city. Fine lot of pea-vine bay (< r siil**. Apply Box 82,Florence, 8. 0. Feb. 1. 6td. Itw. .day nt jht it the time. — , ntton at Oi * *ed meal and built f<»r Mill—Order* left al OF |office will have prompt attn>-j SANBORN CHASE, Fire, Life & Aeeideit Unmee Surety Issued. tton sued wanted at Oil Mill. R. C. Commander. Cotton seed halls and meal a!-, was on hand and for sale at the warehouse at Sash and Blind Fac- t try. See me before baying. Or ders left with M. E. Swells will be promptly filled. D. H- Hamby. Jaa3-3m-d<&w. 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 wohh of groceries will be presented with a substantial bed spring. Call on us. I - Tfi PP jsntS-4-tss. Reynolds. WE •« longer sspply oar i " sell sgsia. At the same time, any one who has bought our seeds of their local dealer during either tSgfior 1807 will be sent our Maaoal of -EverytUag lor tfcc Oardea " for IMS nDCC provided they apply by letter rKCC and give the name of the local merchant tram wham they boagbt To all others, this magnifi cent Maaaal, every copy of which costs us * cents to place in your hands, will be sent free on receipt of 10 cents (stamps) to coyer postage. Nothing like this Maaaal has ever been seen here or abroad; it is a book of 201 pages, contains MO engravings of seeds and plants, mostly new, and these are supplemented by 0 full size colored plates of the best novelties of the season, finally, OUR ‘SOUVENIR’’ SEED COLLEODOR will also be sent without charge to all appli* cants sending IOcts.fortheMaaailwhowUl state where they saw this advertisement Pwm» Cmi Assiaeh— WM Bswh* W» MOmtea. PeterHenderson^Co [ofitundtS’NEWYORK —*fT"^7"M»»Mamiimmpa»saw(ia 'W;