The times-messenger. (Florence, S.C.) 1896-1919, January 28, 1987, Image 4
Florence Daily Times.
Published Evkky Afternoon Ex
cept Sunday.
DJRR S BRURSOR, Proprietors.
The Weather IniUatlon*.
The Weather Bu
reau force :sts for this
section arc ah follows:
Generally /'”> to
night and to-morrow; colder.
Our legislators are working to
gether in perfect harmony. I wo
weeks of the session have slipped
away, in which questions have
been discussed solely upon their
merits. There has bet n no refer
ence to party affiliations, and not
a single appeal to factional feeling
has been made. We record this
with satisfaction, and most earn
estly hope that after adjournment
it will not be necessary to change
the record.
YI.S, I’ITtl.lMII TH1.M.
We note with pleasure that Mr.
Janies Henry Rice, Jr., lias had a
conference with the public record
commission regarding the publica
tion in condensed foira of our
colonial records. These records
are copies in manuscript of records
in the Master of Roils palace,
London, made by Mr. W. Noel
Saintslmry of England. They are
in 36 volumes, averaging about 300
pages per volume, and cover the
history of South Carolina from its
settlement to the Revolution.
The work of condensation will,
be difficult, but Mr. Rice is well
suited for it. He has pored over
“many a quaint and curious vol
ume of forgotten lore” in a search
after historical truth, and is famil
iar with these records because he
indexed them. He is patient and
accurate, and willing to do all in
big power to give to the public a
readable book.
Here then is a man ready to do
the work, so let the work be done.
The book would be of inestimable
value. It would throw f a flood of
light on our colonial history, and
light is what we want. We hope
the legislature will make whatever
appropriation may be necessary in
order to place in the hands of our
people the substance of this rich
store of historical inform ition.
To the members of the Florence
Bar:
Briefs and arguments for the
Supreme Court are printed in the
best of style at the Times-MeSten-
ger job office.
The next meeting of the Flor
ence County Teacher’s association
will be held at Evergreen academy
on Saturday, Feb. 27th 1897 at 11
o’clock a. m.
E. J. Smith,
Co. Supt. of Ed.
Subscribe to the Times-Mesaen-
ger.
Stock for Sal*.
New one horse wagon for sale
cheap.
Also set wagon harness, new.
One Texas Pony.
One Ox.
Apply at this office.
Go to H. S. Rose for Fertilizers
cash or time.
Hot Beef Tea at Lake’s Drug
Store.
For Sale 01 Excbu ugn.
Ladies fine wheel. Will be sold
at a bargain or exchanged for 12
qt. cow and calf. Apply at this
office.
Mules, Mules.
S. D. Rogers has just arrived
with a lot of fine young mules suit
able for all purposes. Call on
him.
J-8 3t.
Clerk’s Sale.
TILLMAN’S NEW MOVE.
Trying to Cel Ar mud the .supreme Court
Decision.
Washington, Jan. 25 --Senator
Tillman has introduced a bill to
meet the defect in the South Caro
lina Dispensary law pointed out by
the recent decision in the United
States Supreme Court. The bill
provides:
“That all fermented, distilled or
other intoxicating liquids or liquors
transported into any State o*- Ter
ritory, or remaining therein, for
use, consumption, sale or
storage therein shall upon ar
rival w ithin the limits of said State
or Territory be subject to the
operation and effect of the laws of
such State or Territoiy enacted
for the control and policing of the
liquor traffic, absolute y io the
same extent and in the same man
ner a« though such liquors or
liquids had been produced in such
State or Territory, and shall not
be exempt therefrom by reason of
being introduced there.n by
ortginal packages for private use
or otherw ise, and such States have
absolute control of such liquors or
liquids within their borders, by
whomsoever produced and for
whatever use imported : Provided,
that nothing herein contained shall
be cocstrued as affecting the in
ternal revenue laws.”
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Countv of Flotknck.
W. II. Finklea and otherri, riaintifTs,
vs.
Ada J. Finklea and others, Defendants,
Under and by virtue of a decretal
order of His Honor Judge W. C. Benet,
made in tbe above stated case and dated
January 9th, 1897,1 will sell at public
auction on Monday, the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1897, during the usual hours of
sale, to the highest bidder, before the
court bouse door in the city of Flor
ence, county and State, aforesaid, the
following real estate, to-wit: Situate
in Florence county and State aforesaid,
Tract No. 1, containing ninety-five
acres, more or less, and bounded north
by estate lands of J S. Gibbs, east by
lands of E. T. Cain, south by estate
lands of N. J. Finklea, and west by
lands of the estate of J. S. Gibbs;
Tract No. 2, containing fifty acres,
more or less, and bounded north by
lands of E. T. Cain, east and south by
lands of the estate of J. L. Finklea and
lands of J. II. Munn, and west by lands
of estate of Nancy J. Finklea; Tract
No. 8, containing seventy-five acres,
more or less, and bounded on north by
lands of estate of J. L. Finklea, east by
lands of W. E. Finklea and others,
south by lands of T. C. Cain, and west
by lands of Wm. L. Hyman, being the
tract of land inherited by said 8. B.
Finklea from his father; Tract No. 4,
containing forty-five acres, more or
less, lying on Great Pee Dee River,
and known as the “Sallie Munn tract,”
and bounded north and w -st by lands
of Lizzie Coleman, east by lands now
or formerly of A. J. Finkleakmd the
said river, and south by lands of G. C.
Finklea and others; Trai t No. fl, con
taining eight hundred acres, more or
less, bounded north by lands of W. F.
Claussen, on the east by lands of
DeBerry, south by estate lands of J. S.
Gibbs and James Hinds and on the
west by estate lands of J. L. Hunter
and lands of D. L. Oakley, the same
being known as the “Wagener Tract;”
Tract No. 7, containing live hundred
acres more or less, known as the “Brag-
don Tract,” and bounded north by
lands of G. M. Brown, east by lands of
M. L. Munn, south and wot by lands of
. E. I inklea; Tract No. 8. containing
one hundred acres, more or less, and
bounded north by lands of W. E. Fink
lea, east by lands of C. M. Wise,south
by lands of W. E. Finklea and west by
the “Cole Place;” Tract No. 9, con
taining two acres, more or less and
bounded north and west by lands of
"• ^ Brown, east b> bwamp road
leading from Hymans to Florence, and
south by road leading from Hymans to
Lynch’s Creek; Tract No. II, contain
ing ninety-five acres, more or less, and
bounded north and east bj estate lauds
of S. B. Finklea, south by lands of Dr.
J. H. Munn and west by estate lands of
J. 8. Gibbs.
Terms of sale: One-third cash, bal
ance in one and two years, secured by
bond of purchaser and mortgage of the
premises, purchaser to pay for papers.
J. W. McCow n, c.c. c. p.
January 11,1897.
Clerk’s Sale
*
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
cocnty or ruoKtwft!.
C. G. Matthews & Co., plaintiffs,
agairjgt
Isham Hinson, Deferdant.
Under and by virtue of a decretal order
of his Honor W. C. Benet, made in
the above stated case, and dated the
8th day of December 189ri, 1 will sell
at public auction, to the highest bid
der, on Monday the lat day of Feb
ruary, 1897, during the'iuual hours of
sale, before the court Iwuse door in
the city of Florence, State and coun
ty aforesaid, the following real es
tate to wit: * •
All thtit certain piece, parcel or tract
of land, known as R. R. Matthews’ in
terest in the estate of'Gordon Mat
thews. lying, being and situate in the
county of Florence and State of South
Carolina containing fifte n (15) acres
more or less—bounded and described
as follows, viz; north by lands of J. H.
Matthews or J. A. Coward, east by es
tate of Gordon Matt hews cr Mariah An
derson’s interest in said estate, south
by Horse Branch or lands of George
W. Anderson and F'. Ulrich and wese
by lands of J. II. Matthev s.”
A 1.80
All my interest in that certain tractor
parcel of land (my in teres; beingone un
divided half thereof) lying, being and
situate in the State of South Carolina
and county of Florence being part of
a tract of land bounded as follows,
that is to say, on the north by Long
Branch or the hinds of John Mat
thews, Jr., on the east by lands of
Jacob Miles, on the south by lands
of ,and on the west by
lands of Dunham Matthew s, containing
fify-eight acres and a half, refer *nce
to a plat made by Samuel Tomlinson,
D. D, in 1883, Oct. 5th being had
said boundaries will more fully ap
pear.
ALSO
A certain tract, or parcel of land,
situate and bounded as follows, viz:
On the north by lands of Angus Mat
thews, my son, east by lands of Isham
Hinson, south by InrIs of Isham Hin
son, west by lands o? Isham Hinson.
The above described Iind is also bound
ed on the north by a dHch, known as the
All thatcertain piell, parcel or tract
nd situate in
State of South
e p hundred and
of land
county of
Carolina, containing
forty (140) acres nn-r i'r less,described
and bounded as fo
by lands of Peter
M. Burton, ea a
George W. Matthe
public road leading the George-
:V
town road to the Ch
west by lands of W.
J. Fowler or Elijah 1
A I.S
leston road, and
Fitzean and A.
kett.
t and .parcel of
I situate in the
II the State of
ining forty (40)
nd bounded and
lat is to say, on
final discharge.
Notice is hereby given that I will
apply to the Court of Probate for Flor-
•nce County on the 15th day of F'ebru-
ai'y, 189/, for letters of final discharge
as administrator of the estate of Mrs.
M. Barringer. W. It. Bakrimixb,
jy-i* Adukuistrator.
No penalty will be added to eitv
taxes until after Jan 16, 1897.
By order of C«. nncii
E. H. Luca»
a 0.4 Tv
All that certain tr
land lying, being a
county of Florence
South Carolina, coni
acres more or less
butting as follows,
the north by lands of/Madge Matthews,
on the east by lands of Jacob Miller, on
the south by lands of Isham Hinson,
and on the west by the right of way
of the Northeastern r.tilroad.
ALSO
northern boundary, and on the east by
the Northeastern Railroad. The said
land is said to contain five (5) acres,
more or less.
ALSO,
All that that tract of land lying on
Lynches river, in county and State
aforesaid, containing two (2) acres
more or less, and bounded as follows:
On the north by lands now or formerly
belonging to J. C. Lynch, and known
astheJ.C. Blackwell land, on the east
by lands of G. M. Ham and Gideon Fer
rell, on the south by Bay Branch and
Lynches river, and on t he west by lands
of J.C. Lynch also known as the J. C.
Blackwell lands.
Terms of sale, one-third cash, balance
inoneandiwo years, secured by bond
of the purchaser and mortgage of the
premises, with privilege of paying all
cash. Purchasher to pay for papers.
j. W. McCOWN,
Jan. 1:11 h , 1S97. C. C. C P.
General Merchandise,
A splendid variety of Tobacco
seed for sale at Palace Drug Store.
Covington & McLeod.
* Prupr’s.
Notice, Pensioners.
Florence, S. 0., Jan. 5 1897.
In coupliauce with an act of
the General Assembly approved
tbe 9th day ol March A. D. 1896.
the county Examining Board of
Pensions will meet at the court
house at Florence, b. C., on tb*
third Monday in January 1897 at
11 o clock a. m., for the purpose of
considering the applications for
pensions provided for in said act
By order of
R. G. Howard,
Chairman.
Notice.
The city will charge 5 per cent
above the actual cost of brick and
brick layers’ work for laying the
pavements for various parties.
By order of Council.
E. H. Lucas,
C. C. & T.
J. P. McNill,
Attorney-at-La\v,
128 Evans Street, Florence, S. C
3 r< i an <l 4th Circuits.
gjs, viz.: north
stprton, and S.
by lands of
south by the
AT
♦ Low Prices ♦
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CALL AT
fl. b. KUKER’S.
Administrator’s Sale.
Under and by virtue of an order of
of the Court of Probate we vri’ i?’l *1
public aucti >n, to the highest bidde/,
on Wednesday, the 80th dayot Decem
ber, 1896, at the store recently occupied
by L. R. Timmons, all the remaining
stock of merchandise belonging to the
estate of Luther R. Timmons, deceased.
MATI IE E. TIMMONS,
John T. Nissex,
December 19,1S9«. Adm’rs.
(UL-diet w-u
Xmas Bargains.
—’■
Our establish
ment ablaze with a full line
of BRIDAL and HOLI
DAY PRESENTS.
You are invited to call
and see the hundreds of
useful and beautiful pres
ents especially suited to
this happy season of the
year.
Sterling Silver Novelties
and Toilet Aritcles too
numerous to mention.
Gold and Enameled Jew
elry as dainty as possible.
Gold and Silver VVatches.
No trouble to show goods.
Snlzbacher & Son,
231DarganSt. - FLORENCE.
•aw
NEW
GARDEN
At CovMon A McLeod's
AH Liquors
bottled under the
Dispensary
' Red, White and Blue”
label are distilled and guaranteed by us. We have been
selling to the South for FORTY YEARS and we know
what you want. Ask your Dispensary for “ Red, White
and Blue” label liquor and insist on Pfettin" it.
FREIBERG & WORKUM, Distillers,
Lynchburg, O. Petersburgh, K.v. Cincinnaii, O
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta R. R
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
TRAINS GOINU SOUTH.
Dated Nov. 15, 1896,
No'5T>. Nc. 51.
Leave Wilmington
Leave Marion
Arrivo Florence
P. M.
*3 25
6 OS
6 4o!
I
P. M.
A. M.
Leave Florence
•7 15
*3 25|
Arrive Sumter
8 42
4 301
No. 52
P. M
A. M.
Leave Sumter
8 45
*9 a-
Arrive Columbia
.10 tKi
10 K
No. 52 runs through from Charleston via Cen
tral It. K. leaving Lanes 8:26a. m., Manning
9:05 a. m.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
No. 54. ! No. 53.
1 1
A. AI.P. M.
Leave .Columbia
♦5 50 *5 15
{
Arrive Sumt
7 12 6 35'
iNo. 32.
A. M. P. M.
Leave Sumter
7 15, »6 40
Arrive Florence
8 25] 7 55
LeaveF 1 • -e
A. M.i
Leave Mpe*-?
8 55
•
9 34j
Arrive Wilmington
12 15l
Xmas Presents. * i * t 1
Children’s Books,
First- Standard Authors,
class Books of Poems,
of"® Oxford Bibles,
Christmas Cards,
Ivory-Bound Booklets,
Papetries, etc.,
all of which will be sold at
reasonable prices. Look at
onr stock before making your
Christmas purchases.
Sulzbacher & Son,
d5-8m DA ROAN ST.
JOHN F. DIVJNe. Gen. supt.
J. R. KENLY. Gen. Mmianer.
E. UORDEN, Sup’t Trans.
Cheraw and Darlington RaUroad.
SOUTHBOUND.
Bicycles! Bicycles! Bicycles!
.. . For Sale or Rent.
LADIES’ AND GENTS’ BICYCLES.
am ir 111 NEW WHEELS.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries always
on hand. _
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Florei^ee gieyele Go.,
Itergaii St., Opposite Opera House.
(UwSmo.
Dated Nov 15, 189:.
No.63 No.27 No .77
e. b.
r. M. A.M.
Lv Wadeaboro
8 ui)
Cheraw
5 1.
4 4)
Darlington
0 27
7 ill 7 4.5
Ar 8’ oreuce
■0 75
8 15 8 10
NORTHS UND.
No.76 NO.2b
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A. 1* A. M.
L.\ bioreuce
8 35
9 00 K tl)
DailliiKtot,
..h 05
9 3u 10 40
Cher.w
12 45
Ar tv adesboro
2 ±9
n.i iruius daily except Sunday, except 7t
and 77 wli cb run nunrtay only.
A i'LAN HC COAST
LINE
NORTH EASTERN R. R. OF S. C.
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tave Klmtatree
8 211 |
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P. M.IR. 1
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.«ave Charleston
5 ::o
R 2"l 7 001
vrilve Limes
7 05
(i 55 8 ' 1
l^ave ldm<*s
7 5
0 5>|
^enve Klmtslree
7 98
Vrrlve Florence
8 2.
8 15
A. >t.
F. M A. VI.
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
The understgne 1 offers for sale
the two story brick building known
as the American Hotel, on
Evans street, Florence, S. C. This
building is situated in the central
part of the city, Address,
T. H. EDWARDS,
j.i-3;w Palmetto, S. C.
FOR SALK.
Five Good Milch Cows, with Young
Calves, for sale cheap. Apply to
r. vr. STAl'Kl.LT,
| W BBaker Hill l'Uat*u«a.
Or. B. Rutlcdyc,
Dentist,
204 Evans Street, Florence, S. C.
Telephone No. 3.
Unbrellas Watitid
To repair, or |«ra»nl« either, Hrokeu iiha ta-
Xeu out ai.d ne « . uv, 1 ui u Mi'bi uipHin
Ke-co'ermi? » • i*>cli»lt>\ A!*o your i a<ue
ii*>*ny bOuiiped lu gold or si ver. Lea', ail
orders at The I'lmes-Messe^ger printing ufiiee
or 114 Houston Street, Florence, h. 0.
HORATIO D. LONG.
TH& CORNER
DRUG STORE
HAS RECEIVED A LINE OF
English Razors,
WHICH YOU ARE ASKED TO
INSPECT
WE AIIE SELLING
Pocket Knives.
II you break one, we will
replace it with a new one,
without charge. . . .
Pearl t Onion t Sets
JUST ARRIVED.
F. U. Lake,
PHARMACIST, Florence, S. C.
Aua. 27-tf,
Kiss Gertrude F. Jacobi,
Desires to infor m you that she wil
PREPARE PUPILS FOR
COLLEGE.
A few pupils will be taken, a!s<
a few pupils in any branch. bh<
would also like to form an
Elocution CLss,
Oct. 8-tf.
ErcuiiKs'
7 1: 1 to .) Uy >. \
Go in need
not to strisiare.
*r«vent« coatBgiuo.
Bii: G is a non-po-
remedy for Gone
Meet, Spermator
Whites, uunatur
charges, or any inti
lion, irritation or
tiim of m n c 0 n s
^ j. min 01 niu con
[a*l n iE£«N8C- | EM mi fip. hrane*. Non-ast
NCINOTI.Q JPgl Sold by Drag
C. 8. a. wnt in plain 1
by express, prepi
ti ro, or 3 bottles
1 »• Circular sent on
P. A. Willcox,
Attorney-at-Law,
Florence, S C.
•Dolly. + Dully except Sunday
No. 52 ruu* through to OolumldB via Ceui rai
<. K. of W.
I'mioa Son. 78 and 32 run via Wilson and
tyeUevnle—Short line—mid n.ake
collection forali points Norte.
\ K. KKNI.Y, JOHN K DIVINE,,
M 'riHsr.'r <J.. VI -‘,ni,
K. BORDE , Supt. Tran, portal ion
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• vodiicos thenbove result* In 30 day
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toung men will ?r>ga n ILeir lost manhoo
Hi?v7ih r0 ?.° V r , 1Youthful vigor
i n Vtm* f lic ; • ,lr ‘ d sure b restorei
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AA- i’™ pt n ’ Ir,M ' °n having RE 1
M oor " e:,r ' 1 ,n VftRt rocket-
. 1.09IV’ psc.:: ^e. or six for SS.OO, wit
tUe v,’ i ten STui.-uveo to me* or
^ierc i-v. r weulai-troe. Address
mULLuiCH: C0.,26j Deirhora Si, CHIC
rot s. ,e at Fkrence, S C., 1
LOYlNG’l ON&McLEi
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