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mmb TTmes Vol. IV FLORBNCE. 8 C. iSING. APRIL 14, \m. No. 191 FIRE INSURANCE. 3' THE LARGEST AND MOST LIBERAL COM PANIES IN THE WORLD. WM. R. BARRINGER, act. OFFICE ATCENTRAL HOTEL. Store ONES, Darby The Druggist. ruuE. "■'iUGS, Alwav4 nd CaLpounded. 1 ^ ICE CREAM^y SERVED This Afternoon. (WKDNBSnAY) Purity .IN PERSONAL FRfcSh SEED. b .Darby The Druggist. PENCILLED PICK-UPS. j 1 V I ISoioe Local noci Seme >ot* But all Inter- SOME ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE -t .ou*. nea^r. -IND SOME ARE NOT. See Quaker bath a(l at corrected. IT FAR! T double in pokto bico. rti <> je aril so amt <lo .Many Thin, r ..^4 II UlYivi oil FlraMir.* !i» H**ar of Tlirir Mi.vi'ii enln. Capt. G. G. Lynch is in Colum- is bia . Mr. J. W. King of Dillon, was in town to-day. Mr. W. H. Parham lingtou to-day. running a R. will to-morrow Mr. Ed. Layton as a HUH 11 material train on the N. E. R Charleston is going to enforce the law in relation to blind tigers, j Epworth League services begin jut 8.80 o’clock evening. The M atjt. L GQodwin--Gorr- P assed is in Daf- through in a special this mormmr i Aothorf in denlnley TO USB LAlAL FORCE I* S|>iiiu lloomei) to l.os* Her Aiilel'I- cau l*i»s*e»«loii? Island of St. Thomas, West lud «!«, April 13.-—According to i advices from Porto Rico the unrest “ i of the island coutihact, public order is not prest rved, business is at a complete standstill and an in ti r al revolution is feared. Arrivals h f *re to-day from San Join r'i».>r' that jou the 27th of I last lllacovereil by n Wonum. Another great discovery has Mr. J. T. Sholar is spending a few days in Wilmington. Maj. A. Wilds, of Wilmington, was in town this morning. Mr. C. E. Stubbs, of Sumter, was in town this morning. Miss Clida Draughan is visiting relatives at Bennettsville. Mr. and Mrs. Jule Rogers, Brownsville, spent Sunday in t city. Mr. R. E. Smith superintendent of the Coast Line, spent yesterday in the city. in a special this morning on their way to Wilmington. Farming interests are better advanced this year than usual In Cuba Must Itosolutionsl , ^ i«ouai HI some sections cotton is all planted A* X-VSIIVJU i!> o and corn up and doing well. The wide awake and horpitable citizens of CharWton an* making big preparatione for the entertain- •”—*fu their city meat of the veterans this month. Cadet T. I Mr. W. \V W. Mr. M. A. Malone, piano man, of ~ | a prominent Bethea, a son oi ... Bethea, has been pro moted from the rank cf and Lieu tenant to the rank^ of Adjutant This is gratifying news fot 'Ue- relatives and iriend*- Tho Confederacy^ in. ed by Satu (Special t Wa&hinotojJ ■The situat all Costs.— Debatcit by to be Kcaeb- rht. me*.) 14—o p. Aliomer been made, and that too, by a ladv in thiacouutry. “DiBease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest testa but her vital organs- were underminyd and death seemed im minent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discovered ....HI a way to recovery, by purchasing an f' , jK»r r that a>n the 27th oi of us a bottle of Dr. King’s New at mom »-Af'et fights and serious Discovery for consumption, and rioting fo!!:>- d the elections. The was so much relieved on taking ided and the military first dose that she slept all night;. . raaed, killing two and and with two bottles, has been ab- wounding twenty. At Cayej two solutely cored. Her name is Mrs. hundred ivditical arrests were Luther Lutz-” Thus writes W. made, including well known news- C. Hamnick & Co., of Shelby, N. paper men. C. Trial bottles free at T- I). The resignation from the pro Rhodes & Co’s, drug store. Regu- visional Cabinet of thre i Autouo- nlar size 60c. and #1.00. — : not been accepted, bottle guaranteed. Every ilike. J W *— — J 7 le, passed through Florence this morning on his way to Jackson ville. Mrs. J. T. McEachin, of Laur- inburg, N. C., is visiting the fami ly of Capt. J. C: Johnson on Jarrot street. Mr. Geo. Lake, of Fayetteville, who has been visiting his brother Dr. F. U. Lake, has returned home. Mrs. J. C. Blue and daughter Miss Kate Blue, of Marion came in on the Darlington train this morning. Mr. John Power, the express man who was hurt in the collision on the N. E. R. R. some months ago is improving Mr. J. E. Norment, the wide awake and popular travelling cor respondent of the News & Courier ' is in the city to-day. Jerncy for Herald. defence !- The State Board of Healt proves of the course of their retary Dr. James Evans of ni- v fcity, in his management of the small pox epidemic in this State, in isolating, quarantining and vac cinating. Fenati-^ to-d#,,, < *»-' Mr. dgrto''” 1 * \A S Y acl kday mists have not been accepted There have been demonstrations also at San Juan, where the oolice by active measures have restored order, but there is no confidence in autonomy and election frauds have been freely chargea. The activity in improving the fortificationa in- ! w’ill WILSON D; mJKToS^-’ Lawrence Arthur HoweJ A Notod A l la n t a Cmmi. • For four years I have been af flicted with a very troublesome nasal catarrh. So terrible has its nature been that when I blew my feapJiTan continue “ 0M •“» 11 P'™" “ f J' 01 "' *" >U 'J ^r——— frequently come out of my mouth >ED SCHOOL, and noae. The discharge waa Koding on April pi waa | copious, and at timea very offen sive. Mv blood became ao impure iat my general health waa greatly ~ appetite, audi mie Douglass r Howe, Lillian gton Brown, anch Fortune, attie ** - to yield\^ Spain’r fut war. The oat crop is very promising Our town planters have beautiful accord with EurJ patches here and there and out of town we notice several fields worthy of special mention. Mr. T. C. Crawford one of Florence’s most substantial farmers has a field near his house that is per fectly beautiful. Mr. J. J. McCown, declaring war S. M. Gregg and others have also dom of Spain nice fields. N ew Orleans, I war or no war. War Washington, A] I Pettigrew to-day Died. One year ago to-day Frank Coyle. She will Hdton George Stackley, son of J. once for service. I Ihe” d s. H a„d G jo S ; aC o( e 5S, ,e ^a n 1 Washington, A government haa powerful seagoinAt W. G. U i: tat... u _ , [ipped at -The de- -7 ... atitii nowe,>^!attie McCall, Maggie Browc^Gamalia Brailey, James Kinloch, Gea Boyd, Annie Mitchell, Sylvia Jordon, Seeward •r Carter. ill be in Fourth Grade—Mamie Williams, , , Eulah Williams, Florence Mills, demands, g ve ii ne Hickson, Lizzie Eggleton, Louise Carthan, Annie yeal, Mary Douglass, Olive Streater, Lila X ' Williams, Mary Brown, Lizzie j u Williams, Ebenezer Singletary, umi Walter Scott. j T® ed *. bl “ Fifth Grade—Isadora Williams, Fi- 111 ?' Mamie Scott, Julia Roberts. Sixth Grade—Arthur Howard Willie Grant. Seventh Grade—Lessie Streater. Eighth Grade—James McAvoy, Albertha Scott. battles acted vunce its uba its use, over » year, not d symptom has returned, and ! feel m every way quite restored in health. I am au old citizen of Atlanta, and refer to almost any one living on Butler street, and more particular to Dr. L. M. Gil lum, who knows my case. Mks. Elizabeth Knott, Atlanta, Ga., Don’t buy substitutes, said to be ‘ just as good” but buy the old j »v»uu out buy the old re liable and standard Blood Purifier of the age. R- « ° “ — large bottle, gists. .. w. $1CX) pe/ For sale by drug- -The the Velio w Jan tidies Cured. " — ° ’. W -uouo. JauudJe* Cured - - partment receiv# to-day Suffering humanitv *h u Chancellor W. D. Johnson and years and 5 months. that th e Spanisi-ed ship f«Pplied with every mean.n ^ C. A. Woods, Esq., two prominent The mystery of God’s giving and polnyo had arr.v*-- ' r m.. 7-- r v means do««,. attorneys of Marion, passed taking away! the navy yard tuagena, u ‘' , publish ‘ • through Florence this morning. For our gladness and hope he w h ere 8 he has be out pre- “This is to certify that J 3 0wln K : r . T Ph G a eradu- came, assuring us of Gods power para tory to sea i The P«. ter rible suffer from Wo ii • Was a .,eSh ] e South' CaroHn'a Sege and .ill to bless We lilted up f av0 „ L be.tt for cr^Zn^’C Of Pharmacy has arrived in the our hearts m thanksgiving; we by the Spaniard* jresence treated by some of the c tv and ha S y taken charge of the cherished the gift of mercy and love, at Cadiz is a for iddition •wians in our city and all V prescriprion department at Dr we abid^ m jhe^ace of^happ^ tD the large fleefe 8 bips avail. Dr. ^ 8,1(18,1 ^ - city and has taken, charge of the cherisheainegiiroimercyanuuivc, a t Cadiz is a torfA^';T“ vo | ^ 01 the bes* prescription deparimen 8 , at Dr we abided in ,he peace ol hrppi * flX . 'in” Lake’s Drug store. Weare pleased ness; the sunshine of our home an( j cru j Bers re -l .. * ^ r .* .®ell, to welcome Dr. Epps *to our com- dispelled the shadows of life’s A*i a _» 0 . munitv. cares and struggles. But the Atlanta, Ga., g 1 “‘tor taaiug two r ~ — Power that gave recalled, and Han. Gratam^cj of the | ®° t Y rel J r cured. j ^ .j curea. I nov , .,^1^. • l ' U j I take great pleasure in reconi O that gave recalled, an OUepartmeut of Received men( |j ng thenl to any p er80n } ° yearnings must reach through! oTderB from t r rtm ^ Ilt, 8uffering from this terrible mal- the gia by 1 iauu •V 1 ® 0068 ——— - ■ So speaks the will oft clothe Ulan t°l rrom “A word to 4 he wise is sufficient” avanuiK al- 1 ^ and Father of us all. t rtr l T y b8e G ^ ne i a i^l g0 -i t0 aid a word from the wise should .rents yesterday evem g l G °l P task is not too great M g a mvan’s IslaLmilar be, sufficient, hut you lask, who are slock* Mnselev p0tI° Tmed 1 v*. abides and faith shall giOw l urpose. tfct (.50 the wige? Those who know. The I r,d'^ coroe w,,h ' o,, ““— ' impvoa 8 ^ ve . ma ^ tiag ^ Uo.ntc A Quiet Marriage Mr. E. A. Ray and Miss Jessie J® ^us afc Washington to the Smith, youngest daughter of Mr. J a ‘ f " th “^ 51y our own . work of mountii, there and Mrs. R. S. Smith, were quietly e^vofthi* world’s and proceed at bee Is married at the home of the bride's runs the ®‘°^ ... { h land to hasten t ifences parent, yesterday evening at 7 30 .° f the of the island tojFrom o’clock. ,n I was reading an advertisement " of Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the Worcester Enterprise recently, which leads me to write this. I can truthfully say I never used any remedy equal to it for colic and diarrhoea. I have never bad to use more than one or two doses to cure the worst case with my self or children.—W. A. Stroud, Popomoke City, Md. For sale by all druggists and medicine deal ers. Wonderful South American Blood Cure. Quickly dissipates all scrofulous taints in the evut**« 0 tins terrible mal- ,dy. I am gratefully yours, M. i. Hogarty, Lexington, K.” Sold y T. D. Rhodes & Co., druggists future all and iuj|#aw D , vw ***Q of the Baptist church. saints. Mr. and Mrs. Ray immediately Peace, perfect peace—the took the evening train for a wed- uaknown? ding tour to Washington and Jesus we know, and he is on the w points north, and on their return will be at home in Florence. Man^frieuds extend sincere and K%arty good wishes. General Insurance Agency y or SANBORN CHASE, throne.” - _ t CAD A | W those who know. The j oft repeating experience of trosi,- London, Aprl Daily worthy persons may be taken for Mail pubU8hes|ig an I knowledge. Mr. W. M. Terry says Chamberlain’s Congh Remedy gives better satisfaction than any oth^r in *Ko‘ MSV/U* uuuts in the system, cares pim ples, blotches and sores on the face, thoronghly cleanses the blood of boils, carbuncles, abscesses and eiuptions, renders the skin clear, young and beautiful. If you would escape blood poison with all its train of horrors u do not fail to use this masterly blood purifier, which has performed such stu pendous cures in all cases of shat tered constitution and depravity of the blood. Bad heatlh signifies bad blood. Sold by F. U. Lake, Druggist. Florence, 8. C. d. & w. interview with |1 Gib bins, the su^wt, in which h€ ridiftanish denials of his s|o the sale by him of the | to Spain, and Card of Thanks. How thankful we are to warm and Christian hearted peo- prove that the pie of our city for the kindness ship was willft shown to us in the loss of our blown up. W' loved one: May God bless them ing to the Dail by° aH ^ i '. th9 ^' Skin Diseases. For the speedy and permanent cure of - urug Dusiuess at Elkton, I Ky., for twelve years; has sold j hundreds of bottle* tU: For sale medicine — ^nam* nas sold ^f a,n . 8 fi y e ® nd T 8ki “ Ointment is hondred. of bottle, of thi. remedy C liSSL — and nearly all other eolith 5 — «n equal. It relieves the itch- , , 7/ in« and smartinR almost instantly and -r- WSfly Jn other cough medi- its continued use effects a ix rmanem cines manufactured, which shows core. It also enres itch, barber’s itch conclusively that Chamberlain’s , ? ftld h * ad * B ? re nipples, “ the most satisfactory to th* chapped hRnd8 ’ ch,w4 - the ’ druggists and the I gapped hanf^ 118 ^PPles JtcfciZ' " --vu,