The Florence daily times. [volume] (Florence, S.C.) 1894-1925, March 03, 1898, Image 1
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HL0RENQ Dmu
FIRE INSURANCE.
THE LARGEST AND MOST LIBERAL COM
PANIES IN THE WORLD.
WM. R. BARRINGER
OFFICE AT CENTRAL HOTEL.
nrPERSONALYElN
S*ME ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE
ANB SOME ARE NOT.
P'LORHNCB, 8 C. TH1
RVENING, MARCH 3, 1893
No.
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>*ot Their
Havannaj
I March a.-
I necessarily
conjecture
[iXE Mine.
Tli|» l, t#B Now
o* Onarded.
The Reason
am \vi itini
many
tlu' times are so hard.
Toeal Picking.
ing the find
— I fair to say t
AA T I • I most of the K>;ficers here and
at Key WesAe to the opinion
that the coufi find that the
disaster to tMine was caused
by the exploEf a floating suh-
*arine minepfr the forward
portside of
Th*| Come mm* (• do Many Thlnft*
Mil It OlTea as FI mm re to Hear
•f Their MaTMnaaU.
The learned U happy Nature to explore.
The fool la happy th t he knows no more.
—Pope.
—ports
Old Bob Copeland went through differ as to 1
the war ae eervaut of Mr. Edward made of hig
Pettigrew. Recently one of cur wet and dry
ministers and two of hie members gunpowder,
were quizzin? him ‘ *
y West, Fla., Life Insurance Policies, is that ....
flood of surmises ^ business man knows that if it is hard for him to tut along,
* ecy ? onceru ' it will almost be impossible for his wife and httl ones to or.ni
■e inquiry, it is
k matter of fact, a livelihood when he is gone unless he provides i<n them with
i«eer S W .... Ufe ,„ surance>
State flutual Life Assurance Co.
I can save you from 20 to
ship. Opinions 30 per cent of the Premi-
""sTch'Ts i um you are now paying in
Mr. J. W. McCown
terday in Columbia.
spent yes
Mr. K. C. Barrett is off on the
N. E. R. R. to-day.
Mr. Louis Rollins
the day at Mars Bluff. ' S
uib uiemoen
were quizzing him about going to Opinions a
the war with Spain (when it the existence®ik
breaks out) “What do you think bor, but this
TT * ’ said ly near the 1
links vessels were
0 ed to was fired by .
. w _ 8 .«.. tore you ‘btart trie battery o
Hia accent on religion and eye on It is belie
the minister made it a home thrust, that the expl
'Old Bob hits hard when hs the result of
shoots,” said the latter, and the ignorance of
party broke up. charge of the
John Damm, a West Virginian, utt'Tr luppo^sh
was married at a distance from pro bable It
| home and received this telegram „ settled bv t
Mr. Ben J. Weatherford was at from the old folks: “Accept con- ^ court t hat
the depot this morning. I gratulations from the whole Damm } lu jj f orW a r( j C( J
flmilv.” . . “
nton or ordinary! some other Company.
Sanborn Chase,
nfct only as to
s in the har-
Gen’l Agent.
m me nar-;
, »» nat ao you th ink bor, but this laid purpose- (
about it Uncle Boh anyhow,” said ly near the biMhere foreign warp
the minister. “Well auh I links vessels were *
jss dis—if you all is jes bleeged to was fired by
go, git religion ’fore yon ktart. trie battery «
His accent on religion and eye on It is believ
the minister made it a home thrust, that
“Old Boh kw- w be [
latter, and
BETHSAIDA’S budget.
Mr.
F. W. Clare of Tiaimoas-
ville is ia the city to-day.
Mr. T. E. SUgh, of Darliugtoa,
was in the city last night.
Mr. |. Boyd Brunson of Mars
Bluff is in the city to-dav.
o——
family.’ *
Mr. Robert Schulz, au expert,
has.arrived in the city and taken
charge of the bakery of Messrs.
Trapp and Reynolds.
pieces, ami tha
j on the Maine,
I cases of fixed
city to-day.
Miss Annie Haselden
juwjub. ne makes saluting powii
good bread, and th#advertisement an< l °f which
is m this paper. 4 — J
The weather bureau
..1 . , --—v* |tiiiiiuuiuon,
^ .fi'" 0 l*ouuds
•ed to moor and
h from an elec-
re.
barely possible
of the mine was
carelessness or
nish officials in
e station keys,
circuit, hut the
is not felt to he
ffurther regarded
evidence before
portside of the
letely blown to
Ihe only explosion
xept of isolated
Inmunition, was
of
~ xi«seiaen of Mars
Bluff has been visiting in the city.
Mr. Hugh Fraser of Charleston ,1 B Th* fart
is visitine Mrs E L McKenzie w^piesa cars loaded with , Cl f
» v,,,t.ng Mrs. L. L. McKenzie. tt , h , nd ea K rly truok pM „ d throogh members ol .uqu
Mrs. RJ L. Bruason is spending Floreuoe this morning going teS b m o*y chcit
the weekfwith relatives at Lydia, north.
Couxv Su
x *icse views an
„«o k ui»r oursau gives us ficers who talk v
rain to-night followed by heavy and only upon t\
frosts to-morrow. their identity*vil|
Five express cars loaded with ( act
ih and earlv —
stored
■o trace
forward
can be
»erintendent of Edu- horses are in demand
. _ . ■ I Vf - n ' -
in
found.
These views ar®athercd f r om of-
L ‘ ith great reserve
assurance that
everbe revealed,
that only the
know all the
md no one it
public matter
nal judgment.
authorized to mi
in advance pf 1
This bb6 'Utynwiw wmmm
Mr W, M. Creasey, traveling 8tackh(mse has asveral
s ^ T Vx xU- J -I
auditor A. C. L„ was kt the depat
last aight.
A. C. Line Conductor A. E.
Lynch of Fayetteville, was in town
last night.
Mr C. W. Bidgood special At
torney A. C. Line was at the depot
this morning. t
Mr. J. Wade Robertsoa, Agent
Travellers Accident Insurance Co.,
is in the city.
Mr. Andrew Johnson a well
known drummer of Marion was in
the city to-day.
Misses Hattie and Clara Chase
and Miss Ella Houston are visit
ing in Darlington.
Dr. T. C. McSwain a prominent
physician of Marion County was in
the city this morning.
Mr. Geo. James who has keen
visiting in the city returned to
Mars Bluff this morning.
Miss Annie Furman who has
been visiting at Gourdins and Sum
ter has returned to Florence.
Mrs. J. W. King, of Dillon, who
has been visiting Mrs. Singletary
in this city has been called home
on account of sickness.
Miss Ida Townsend, of Red
Banks, N. C„ arrived at Florence
last aight and will be the guest of
her sister Mrs. F. P. Covington for
a few weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs. S. M. McCall have
returned from Mayesville and are
living at Mr. McCall’* horns in
the eonntry. Mr. McCall will be
on hand to buy cotton in thia
market for the remainder of the
season.
Rev. W. R. Willis of Fair Bluff,
N. C., will fill the pulpit at the
Florence Baptist church, Sunday
March 6th, 1898. Rev. Mr. Mose
ley will be at Rowland, N. 0., to
Baptist church at that place.
For Rent.
A pleasantly located 6 room ley (Iowa) Times. Foraalebyall
house in East Florence. Apply druggists and medicine dealers.
Feb.
to J. S. Beck;
more
blooded horses for sale.
Love may not make the world
go round, bat it makes him go
round to her honse about seven
nights in a week.
A little girl recently gave a
party, her mother limiting the
guests to ten. The girl invited
nine boys and one girl.
THE MEETING.
It Will Kagln on Suaday Moralng—Tha
FrelLmlaary Sarvice*.
The meeting at the Methodist
church will begin on Sunday
morning. Evangelist Schoolfield
will arrive S&tnrday night.
Mr Van Pelt, the choir master,
is expected this evening and to
night a prayer meeting will be
held, after which it is his purpose
to organize a choir. To-morrow
night again and on Saturday night
a prayer meeting will be held.
These preliminary eervices all
Christian people are earnestly
urged to attend.
Cotton seed halls and meal al-
was on hand aud for sale at the
warehouse at Sash and Blind Fac
tory. See me before baying. Or
ders left with M. E.Swails will be
promptly filled.
D. H. Hamby.
Jan3-3m-ditw.
Sioe—or K. Oetehon’a Anti Olcrntlr
May be worth to you more than
$100 if yon have a child who soil*
bedding from incontenence of wa
ter daring sleep. Cures old and
young alike. It arrests the trou
ble at once. $1. Sold by F. U
Lake, Drnggist.
Tw» Marriage*- SomeStckuaM—Mew* Nata*
•( a Fartonul Nature.
Mrs. Lida D. Hinson, of Grover,
N. C., is visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. L. Curler.
Mr. A. Nort on, who has been
quite sick with pneumonit, is con
valescent-
Mr. Elias McLaughlin is quite
sick.
Rev. Duun, of Lamar, preaohid
an interesting sermon here last
Saturday night.
Mrs. Margaret Jove, of Lamar,
is on a visit to relatives here.
On Thursday night, the 17th
inst. Mr. A. R. Dabney and Miss
Corine McLaughlin, of Willow
Creek, were united in marriage.
Also, on the 24th inst. Mr. K. J.
Rodgers and Miss Josie McLaugh
lin were married. Rev. W. B.
MeKnight performed both cere
monies. Boys who next?
We had a nice rain yesterday
the first in some time.
Mach success to the Times-Mbs-
SENOEK.
Feb. 28.
mood roiaou I'lircil.
There is no doubt, according to
the many remarkable cures per
formed by Botanic Blood Balm
(“If. B. 11.”) that it is far the best
tonic and blood purifier ever man
ufactured. All otheis pale into
ineignificance, wlnn compared
with it. It cures pimples, ulcers,
skin diseases, and all manner of
blood ami skin ailments. Buy
the best, and don’t throw \otir
money away on su' -mutes. Try
the long tested and old reliable B.
B. B. $1.00 per largi hottl • For
sale by druggists.
A HAD CASK (TUK1>.
Three years ugH 1 contracted a
blood poison. I applied to a
physician at once, and his treat
ment came near killing me. 1
employed an old physician and
then went to Kentucky. 1 then
went to Hot Spring- and remained
two months. Nothing seemed tf
cure me permanently, althougl
temporary relief was given me
I. returned home a ruined mat
physically, with but little pros
peet of ever getting well. 1 wa
persuaded to try Botanic Bloo<
Balm (B. B. B.,) and to my title
astonishment it quickly hoale<
every nicer.
That Or 'WiAiMMes.
Key West, Fla.[March 2.—The
fact is becoming [lore evident, as
he days .pass, that Jkny information
direct from members of the United
States court of inq airy into the lost
to the battleship Maine, and from
those appearing before it, is guard
ed with unueual closeness. I’racti
cally .no inform,'.tion presented to
the court has been disclosed. The
restriction* are so severe that the
communications between the naval
men who have been before the
court have been must guarded.
Naval officers at;thia station who
are connected wilt the court ex
press the guarded jview that very
little testimony hai yet been taken
tending to sh*w t at the explosion
was the result of £ conspiracy or as
to the exact cause f the disaster.
Adiirens,
$1.00 for IS.
H. L. DAHR,
Florence, 8. U.
Cotton seed meal
Lost or I
From A.
leather grip
leather handle,
tides of wearing
small books and
Liberal reward fo
and papers. J. C.^illiamson,
Itolen.
one small
broken) flat
taining few
apparel, three
some papers
ireturn of books
I Skin Diseases
For the speedy and permanent cure 1
* . , tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Chair.
and hulls for berlain’s Ey* aud Skin Ointment !
sale at Oil Mill—Order* left at without an eqnal. It relieves the itch
my Offic. -ill have prompt
tiou. cars. It also cares itch. barlier’s itch
Cotton asod wanted at Oil Mill, scald head, sore nipples, itching piles,
R. C. Commander. chapped hands, chronic sore eyes am
granulated lids.
tf.
Dr. Cade’s Condition
Powders foi
blood purifiei
Scents. Sold by
Wanted.
A second hand safe at once.
Florencf Haknlss Co.
Woadarful South AaMrlaaa BlooA Car*. —• b vunuilio
Qaicklv diuipatM .11 «.rofol.u.
taints in the system, enrss pim
ples, blotches and aores on the
face, thoroughly cleanses the bloed
of boils, carbuncles, abscesses and
eruptions, renders th* skin clear,
young and beantifnl. If yen
would escape blood poison with
all its train of horrera, do not fail
to use thia masterly blood pnrifier,
which has performed snch stu
pendous cutes in all cases of shat- ■ .. . „ . “
tered constitution and depravity .1 j-, 11 V" 6 *, * actual
^ l Almost daily we henr the virtue:
AJmiiji
ChamherlatD’a CoukI' Kriuedy
Prove* Kile etna I,
There are u) better medicine*
on the market than Chamberlain’s.
We have used the Cough Remedy
when all others failed, aud in
of the blood. Bad heatlh signifies
5td.
Nut*
Frank Sherwood was down town
to-day, the first time since he had
his tussle with cholera morbus.
He says he drove 30 miles after he
waa was taken, and never came so
. near dying in his life. After thi*
assist in the dedication of the new | when he goes out in tk* eonntry
he will take a bottle of Chamber
lain’a Colic, Cholera and Diarhoea
Remedy wilh him.—Missouri Val-
« AW . it
Messrs. Muldro\|
Evans street, nex
tel. All persons
to me will pleasilcall and settle
their accounts.
D4t. wit.
orence, S. C.
:e.
My office is no\|at the store of
& Chase on
:o Central Ho-
Rio are indebted
R.ltrf fa s
diseases relieved
the New South
Cure.” This ne
great surprise <1
F. Penny,
Hour*.
Distressing Kiity and Bladder
six hours by
/|crican Kidney
remedy is a
account of
bad blood. Sold by F. U.
Druggist, Florence, S. C.
d. A w. >
Lake,
In a recent letter from Wash
ington, D. C., to an old frhnd,
Major G. A. Binder, for twenty
years United States Consol at
Singapore, saya; “While at Des
Moines I became acquainted with
a liniment known as Chamber
lain’s Pain Balm, which I found
excellent against rheumatism as
well as against soreness of the
throat and cheat (giving me much
eaaier breathing.) I had a touch
of pneumonia early thia week, and
two applications freely applied to
the throat and chest relieved me
at once. I wonld not be without
it for anything.” For sale by all
druggists and medicine dealer*.
of
_ _ .4ivt virtuei
Chamberlain's remedies* ex
tolled by those who have usee
them. This is not an empty puff
paid for at so ranch a line, but ii
voluntarily given in good faith, ii
the hope that, eullering humanit)
may try these remt die* and, iikt
the writer, he bei!‘*fltted.—Fronc
the Glenville (\V. Vn.) Pathfinder
For sale by all dniggisttiand med
icine dealers.
For Sale.
its exceeding pr iptness in re
lieving pain in tl bladder, kid
neys, back and ev y part of the
urinary passages i nale.or female.
It relieves retentii
pain in passing it
ately. If you v.
and cure this is y<i remedy.
Sold by F. U. Jke, Druggist,
F oreace, S. C
of watei and
[most immedi-
quick relief
Final Discharge.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will
apply to the Probate Court for
Florence county, on the 26th day of
March 1898, for letters dismissory
as the general guardian of Isaac T.
Burch by reason of his having ar
rived at the age of maturity.
J. B. Burch,
Feb. 25, ’98. Guardian.
Under and by virtue of the xiitborUy veatfd
In u* by a resolution adopted by the stouk-
holder* of the Florence ('niton OH Mill Co.
held on the ‘.‘xih day d| February. IMis. we will
Mil »t public anc Ion in front of the Court
HouMdoor in the city of Florence, on Mon
day the 21*t day of March next, at the hour
of 12o'clock, noon, (be entire plant of the
Florence Cotton OH Mill, comdRltuic of four
acre* of land, building-, and ail uiaciiinery of
•very dcMhption heloagtnu thereto, and tan
nery plant. Upon the land* afore*ald theiv
U, betide* th* brick mill building, a contfotta-
ble five room dwelling aud otlice.
Term*, one fourth caHb, and Ihe latiauce in
three equal annual'•nHtallmcni*, The credii
portion to l»e aecured by bond of (be purchaser
bearing Intereet from date of M-ile at the rate
off percent, per annum, aud by a mortgage
of the preinlM*. with privilege of purchaaer to
payallcaHh. The purchaser to pay for im-
pen. John M< swken,
J. P. McXat 1.1, rrratdent.
rtecielury
Feb. 2N. W.
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