Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FLORENCE. S 0.. THURSDAY KVg^ixG. gKPTEMHKK FIRE INSURANCE. THE LARGEST AND MOST PANIES IN THE WORLD. LIBERAL COM- Th^Palace Drug Store y Y* ^ jfttl - iirappu^ FfClIV OrU05 ‘'I 0 I'enns very COOL DRINKS & FINE CIGARS. WM. R. BARRINGER. agt.| Watch this - s - e , OFFICE AT CENTRAL HOTEL Covington &3on^.i^;ts,£. IH PERSONAL VEIN I»ENC1LL1SI> I»1CK-UI»S. SOME ARE OUR OWN PEOPLE AND SOME ARE NOT Hoiu* l.ncul and ffc’nie Not, Bnt hII nj Inter- eel to Hie Header. fit j i-O 11 :i!id no ;IBd do M.illJ Tbltil.8 . It tiivnt. hi. I'leaio.re t.> H.-nr of Tlndr Uovenirnu Thomas I!. Wheeldr, soa ot (iou’i. W heeler, and Lieut. New ton D. Kirkpatrick, 1st. Cavalry were drowned at Montauk Point, yesterday while bathing. The whole country will s ncere- Mr. Jos. Darr, who has l»eon ly sympathiz * with General Wheel- visiting relatives in the city, re- ;or . turned last night to his home in Sumter. The 1st. Keg’t. S. C. Y., will be . . i mustered out, and the 2nd. Reg’t. r u' w 0O i'i^ C ^ prbi'dpal j rema j n i n service, of th» Mullins K r«le.l .ohoul, It isannounced tha t Mnj. Earle the city having his eves treated. I /-.i , , -i, . J J n ■ lot the 1st. will probably go on Gen. MOZLEY’S LEMON ELIXIU A Pleasant Lemon Drink. Kegiil.-ft* the Liver, Htotnaeh, liowels and Kidneys. Messrs S. W. G. Shipp, F. L. Willcox, J. P. McNeill and P. A. Willccx spent yesterday in Dar lington. Railroad Commissioner W. 1). Evans passed through Florence last night enroute to Columbia Mrs. .f. L. Neely ami family, who have been spending the sum mer in the mountains »>( North Carolina, returned home this morning. Miss Kate Turbeville has gone to Raleigh, N. C. to be with her brother, Mr. G. J.TurbeviIIe, with whom she has accepted a position, Hon. Geo. W. Ilrown, of Dar lington, is iu the city t.o-day. Mr. John McSween, of Tim monsvilb*, is in the city to-day. Mr. C. E. Britton has returned to Florence from a pleasant visit to Spartanburg. ias For biliousnese, constipation ardjP'T had, is based entirely on the malaria. j f ‘l valorem principle, and on an For indigestion, sick and nerv- Lee’s slatf. Large tobacco sales have been held iu this market during the past two days. The planters rtill tind their way to Florence. The farmers had two bright days, Monday and Tuesday, for cotton picking and they didn't fail to take advantage of the opportunity. Yesterday, however, another very heavy rain fell; to-day is cold, driz zly, and clammy and cotton pick ing is again interfered with. It seems from the despatches that Col. W. J. Brvan’s Regiment is to be kept in service. He did not en ter the service to do garrison duty in Cuba and it is not likely that the war department can dispose of him in that way. No political harm could result to him if he should resign—-now that the fighting is oy< ous headache. For sleeplessnes, nervousness and heart failure. For fever, chills, debility and kidney diseases, take Lemon Elixir. Ladies, for natural thorough or ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir. 50c. and |1 bottles at drug gists. * Prepared only by Dr. H. Moa- ley, Atlanta, Ga. A PROMINENT MINISTER WRITES. After tin years of great suffer- iug from indigestion, with greit nervous prostration, biliousneit. disordered kidneys and constipa tion, I have been cured by Dr. Mozley’s Lemon Elixir, and am now a well man. Rev. C. < Davis, Elder M. E. Church Sou if, No. 28 Tatnall, Street, Allan lip, Ga. # A PROMINENT MEMPHIAN WRITE# Dr. H. Mozley, Atlanta : II i\ ing been a great sufferer for thiv years from indigestion, and treated by many phys.cians, w|< failed to give me any relief. Col turning to grow worse my brothe «vavised me to. try Dr. Mozley’ Lemon Elixir, which remedy b had used for several years. I cm menced its use, must say your Lemon Eiixit is C FurSa,e - hwthr r n,t 7 Prcsh Confectionery. I-'ilty (50) lots m ar now freight iinns l lime nllal >T»i r^» s** • yard measui ing 185 x 216 feetjym so‘/pD«>Hs/m* reasonable These // )f pcoplc oj this' .1 OrtidCjlU* are laid off 4 to a block. l*or ,;/,y fouhe, particulars call on \ ho,,^ ,1m, W. A. Bkin.on. A 22, d 2 mo. ; , •. * s„ mmtiifli/. 1 ! mu At ill iltiiiHj so- j Special lots of handsome neck - i III *i,ll hCf Fa rev Toilet Articles. coriur wear for men at the Yellow Store, /w, , 1 ( txniA inxf < ml j /t t,si'ii to hiii'i T'cks, Ihjws and four in hands. 1 , mi , _ • , '‘hr it A. special da in:) you io//. Darby the Druggist. Japan to tin* Front. Tie Atlanta Journal in speaking °na>ai>’8 new tariff says it is the tir»' indcj'iemlcnt tariff Japan rorroN catowFitx. P'vrage its rate of duties is eonsid- i irbly lower than those of the Oigley law. The p&per goes on to say: Japan, the latest entry in the in dstrial arena of the nations, has >wn a gre ater readiness to meet a comers than the United StaU's tough tha\v are admitted to li SiilN-rlni; Worn. 11 IiihIhiiiIv Ui'li«'ve«I. The Femicure Tablets dmoat in- stantly relieve all pain, aching ami soreness in the womb. They are The following important call -’to applied direct!y to the aflc'cted the cotton growers ot South Caro- ^‘i ts, and act like a soothing heal- ina" was issued on Monday: 1 poultice, drawing out lover and If used in connection with Ah Iili|»>rUlit Conwiitioii lo Ik- Ui-IiI Colnnilnn Ilie Xijfht oi Si pi. 'ill .1 ave e highest c lass of labor, the most irifty and industrial workmen, te greatest natural advantages v\ the largest industrial produe- iion that any people can sliow. We say hurrah for game Japan! r courage is eijualled by her mon sense. She will build up and hardy industries, she will her fair share of the world’s Crce as a reward for her re-i 1 have been requested to call a meeting of the cotton growers to meet in Columbia, 8. 0.. on Tues day, September 20, 1M !S '. It is requested that every county in this State send delegates to this convention. Tin'county organization in each county is requested to meet and elect delegates. Where it is im practicable to call a mass meeting, the county presidenta art' requested to see to it that a delegation comes to the State .eonvolition. Where there is no organization those inter- tested are most earnestly requested to cooperate with the clerk of court of said county, tin clerks being hereby requested to interest them iiaciation of 1 i.e theory that Indus-,^'Ivea, at least to the extent of cannot live without bounties! * 00 ' n g that their counties are re- tkat the way to make a nation ! presented, is to coop it up by itself. i This meeting will take steps that i highest rate ol duty in the! wil1 l "‘"f inestimable benefit, to ' every cotton grower in this State. The r Ion. Hector 1>. Lane having died, his successor has been named, by election* of Colonel Maxwell, of Louisiana, to fill said office. At a conference in Memphis, a I committee from each State was ap- ' ‘ ' to negotiate for money, nain. vpanese tariff is 40 per cent., applies only to a few luxu- ich as wine. The average of protection in our present much higher than this and liable list includes hundreds of necessity. By far the of the necessaries ira- Japau Are taxed less fi the Femicure’Tonic, will speedily uul radically cure all forms of fe male complaints and weaknesses; . including falling of the womb, ul- ceratbn of the womb, congestion of the ovaries, painful and obstructed menstration, leneorrhoea or whites, weight and pain in pelvis, dragging i-nsation 111 groin, aching and pain :n back and limbs, flooding, etc. Try this new and surpiising cure. Femicure Tonic $1.00. Femicure Tablets (24 treatments) $1.00. Sold by F. IT. Lake & Co., Flor- enre, 2 Come to Sulzbnclior A Son’s' and' ve their fine line of Link SU Buttons—the nobbiest line«rifc.v Florence Jewelry I'.daco. < Iusm el'Fancy Wer! Miss Irene Prince will her class of fancy work, embroidery, crocheting, Monday, Sept. 5th. Dr. Jay Gum, of WU Ter, says: “lhave distri sample Pills you sent, and si run was made for Ra * v Pit Is A: Tonic Pellets was depleted in a They are certainly a the pill bnsincss, a P mmiij _ » yeeterdiv Mrs. M. S. Moore left for Dar lington yesfcordav on a visit to rel atives and friends ifles won ty. ^afmforqjopulari- The Retort Fttectua). The French ambassador of the bright Eng- Lula 1. j . ! day complained to a bright L»g- May Strickland, o£ j i iB h woma n orhigh rank because *•* — —., Savannah, Ga., and Miss Lizzie .Cameron, of Charleston, are visit- ihg; Mrs. W. D. Tallevast and other friends in the city. Miss Mary McCutcheu, of In dian Town, W'illiamsburg Co., is •inthe city on a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. P. Russell. - * « Mr. VV. J. Hepburn, who has been quite sick in Richmond, Va., returned homo last night. Mr. Geo. V. Heunies, tho well- known photographer of Columbia came to Florence with theColum bia reel team. Ho intends coming again aoou for work. iier country failed to intervene in the Franco-Prussian war, ending his diatribe with the remark: “After all, it was to bo expected. We used to think you were a na tion of shopkeepers, and now we know you are." “And we, „ said she, used to think the French a nation of soldiers, and now we know they are not.” « See the line of Lamps at Lake’s Drug Store. yovror Lemon EQfel am fore y6ur friend, r!l. Rocco, 206 Hernando, St., Mem phi Refer any one in Memphis me. A CARD. This is to certify that I usi Dr. Mozby’s Lemon Elixir f neuralgia of the head and ey with the most marked benefit my general health. 1 would gla 1> have naid $500 for the relief has given me at a cost of two three dollars. H. A. Beall, Clerk Superior Court Rtiulolr Co., Ga. *.^hese fighree must be apallihg Hp-Mr. Dingley and the lesser lights protectionism in this country, lording to their philosophy the ,nt industries of Japan will l>e T*J - ‘ * 1 fj^eilily throttled by foreign com- 4ition. Japan does not believe such nonsense and asks no- sy’s sympathy in the contest she ,as undertaken. Rucker, the heavy hitter, is in the North with thp cash in hand to buy goods at oO cents on the dollar, which means a saving on Misses Daisy and Rosa McCall, all purchases. Wait and watch who have been spending quite a for bis arrivals. The only mer- whilo with Miss Mary McCall of chant iu towirwho has sold goods this city, returned to Darlington at 50 cents on the dollar. Subscribe for this paper. Wouderfal South American Ulood Curr.j Quickly dissipates all scrofuloi Miss Lizzie Harlloo will reopen >r private school on the first onday in October. Terms jasonabl*'. Kobktd I lie (Irnve. startling incident, of which John Oliyer of Philadelphia, tho subject, is narrated by .11 nT J as follows: “1 was in a most, idful condition. My skin was | , of tli^ crop of this year held off- tor (10 or 00 days, and perhaps longer; which, it is hoped, will force j*t*8cnt prices up. The big crop that is now pre dicted is liable to depress present prices. The producer has the key to the situation if he cab be induced to act as a unit. Send delegatee from every com munity, and let them discuss plans in county convention for this crop, also fer the next crop, and send county recommendations to tk State convention. Every daily and weekly new. £ paper in this State is respectfully requested to give publicity to this call, and to assist the cotton grow ers in this undertaking. The ‘ ceepUicm in 1 as you keep them up ent excellency.”''^ .lob Work ' The Times-Mb»»enoei printing office does good Prices reasonable cash—Adv. and 1 if* I* A Flittnce. ' qgjf . i • You need your »’mbrena , .novy; Bring it to mo to mend. H. D. Lono*: •' this morning. Mr. James Swails has returned A Cure for Coratliiation. I was troubled with constipation to Savannah, after a short visit to ^ , i c 1 bi, parent, it) I he city. <OT , s,; '; eral a " a . « went lor nine days without my Mr. Allen Robiniou, of Savan- bowels moving. I sjtent several has been visiting rein- dollars lor the cure of same, but nab, Ga., tives in th? city. , Mr. Brooks Howell, of Charles ton, is iu the city on a visit to the family of Mr. W.T. Heard. Mr. ,L. W\ Moseley, of Green ville, is visiting his brother, Dr. H. U. Moseley. Ice Cream | -At- | Dariv Every Aitcrnoon Go to Penny & Husbands for a mail pouch book bag with a lock on it. without success. This last winter a salesman insisted on me buying some of Ramon’s Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets, remarking that they were the best on earth.’ I laughed at the idea, but purchased one dozen 1‘oxes. Since that time I have used three boxes and am ijow enjoying the best of health. I recommend them to my customers 0 and the result is I have sold six dozen boxes already.—M. J. Brown ing, druggist, Germantown, Ky. »Sept. importance of doing some taints in the system, cures P* n Iostyellow, 9v« u . 0 ikVto„;«”i t 1 h j" 8 to , relieve "' e ,W"* pies, blotches and sores on tl* e( j, pa in continually in back rte P res «f d l’™e is urged as the face, thoroughly cleanses the blool sides, no appetite—gradually reason lor callin g lll(! convention at of boils, carbuncles, abscesses anLj U g woa j. er d a y [,y day. Three 80 early a date. Let every cotton eruptions, renders the skin clcn&i c j ailg j^d given me up. For- 8 r °wer interest himself enough to yciuH^ and Uoautiful* If ....-i „.1: —1 1 would w _ all its train of horrors, do not fa* j 0 y ai jd surprise, the firit to use this masterly bloodpurifi'%, a decided improve which fins performed such sUi j continued their use for pendous cures in all cases of sin 1 WO ekfl, and am now a well A^npininn r\ <2™ <i r r tered constitution and depravitl I know they saved my life, Assocmtion ol South Carolina, of the blood. Bad heatlh sigmfieLh,^ ^ graV(a of &uoth ^ r tolurnbia, b. C. had blood. Sold by F. U. , )De 8 ij 0U |d fail to try Druggist, Flounce, 8. C« 1 Only 50 cents per bottle at d. <fe w. l-ake’s drugstore. 0 - o~ ^ JTpltely, a friend advised* trying see that his section is represented, would escape blood poison witlctric Bitters;” aqd to my Convention to meet at 8 o’clock r. fft.1-•— j - p. hi. Correspondence solicited. J. C. Wilbom, President ef Cotton Growers' - Notice. The tax books will be opened for the collection of city tax^s from September 15tb, to January 1st, 1899. Levy city purposes 8 mills, school 3 mills, C H. Bonds 3 nrilB. K. H. Bonds 1 mill, tuial 15 mills. To Our Husiiicns Men. From this date tho Daily TimHs will go to pr ss at 3 o’clock each day. We earnestly request that dir- play advertisements and changes of same be sent in not later than 11 o’clock on the day of insertion, and that business locals be 8*>ht in not later than one o’clock. The Times will help you fell goons. The Proi*uiktorb. TheYellfetore E. If. Luca-, C. C. & T. J Opening Graded School. Florence Graded School, Sec retary’s olfioo, 7th Sept.. '98. The cxerciei s of the Florence Graded School will begin on Mon- 12th instant, at 9 o’clock, n. the Board Com- E. W. Lloyd, day, m . By <brder missioners. Sept. 7, d4t. For Kent. Furnished or unfurnished a two story, 11 room dwelling, known as Secmajy. Penny & Husbands have just received a large lot ot pencil tablets they bought at a sacrifice. Child- reu call and see them. formerly the Schroeder house. Apply to John Klkek. 6td-itw Septi. FOR R&NT. The two sfory, eight-room dwell ing near the Methodist Church on Cheeves street. Apply to John Kukeh. Monday, Tuesda) Thursday, Septcmbi are my own Special Goods sold at io cost. * . T jnesday and 14 and 15, ays. hove actual [DES, >prietor. Aug.25 3tw-3td. BucKlen’a Arnica Halve. The best Salve in the world for Cots, Bruises, Sores, nicer*, Suit Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, Cbilhlaiup, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pom lively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfeel satia tion or money Refunded. Price 25 ce.its per box. For sale In F. II. Lake. general Insurance Agency OK SANBORN CHASE, Fire, Life & Accident imuiranee Business locals in the Daily Times are five cents a line. Lib- iil contract for one, two and three months, and so on—Adv. Just received, a line of choice goods for job work. Send in your (»rder«. Prices reasonable and arms cash. Brunson & Brun-on. Look! A smell ID Tim**. Saves nine. Hughes’ Tonic (new improved, taste pleasant), taken in early spring and fall prevents chills, dengue and malarial fevers. Acts on the liver, tones up the sys tem. Better than quinine. Guar anteed, try it. At druggists. 50c. and $1.00 bottles. The New Store. FRUIT, FRUIT. Choice Candies of Domestic Make, Mixed Nuts, Vege tables, Cigars and Tobacco. 1 huvn recently opened business in Florence and will keep au abun dance of choice goods on hand. 1 invite you to call on me, for I know yon love to eat good things, and 1 have them. N.J.XfcPAPAS, Durban Street, next to Palmetto Hotel. i - fjl ► .NWaT' f •w- ill m 4 U *' INMHH MB. • -mm