The Ocala Evening Star (Ocala, Fla.)
June 29, 1895

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Vol. 1. No. lo. OCALA, FLORIDA, JUNE 29, 1895. Price Five Cents PUBLISHED EVERY DA V IN THE WEEK EXCEPTING SUNDAY IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN. Somethings You Know and Some things You Don't Know. W. A. Pclot has returned home. Lawrence Ilaynes, of Jackson ville, is in town. 11. G. Dunn, of Citra, was in Ocala yesterday. K. W. Comes, of Eastman, is at the Qcala house. C. G. Frazier went to Jackson ville last night. C. F. Huber, of Dunnellon, was in Ocala yesterday. Apply to Dr. R. D. Fuller for a neat cottage for rent. Miss L. M. Burton of Orlando is in the city. Cherry Cream today at the Anti Monopoly drus store. W. D. Hunter of Orange Home is in Ocala today. We have heard of people doing strange things in the eating line. But when, last night, one of the young men in the News office ate up a staple, it astonished even us. Annual July excursion to West Florida. Tickets sold for night train July 2 good till July 13. Rate to Lake City $3.25 Live Oak, $3.50 Madison, $4 Monticello, $4.50; Tallahasse, $4 75; Ouincy, $4 75; via F. C. railroad. One of Ocala's genteel young men, who is slightly in love, arose at 4 o'clock this morning, expect ing a letter from his best girl on the midnight mail, but he has had a long face all day didn't arrive. J. J. Fuller, of Jacksonville, an old-time resident of this city, who was one of the most popular young men in town, and who still has a host of friends to welcome his pe riodical visits, is in town for a few days on business. Fourth of July holiday rates on D. E. McSver, Watches. Jcwelrv UNDERTAKER and EMBALMER AND OPITICAL GOODS. Carrying a full line of Undertakers' Supplies, Wooden and Metallic Caskets, Burial Robes, etc. Orders by mail and telegraph p r o m p 1 1 y exe c 11 1 e d Miller Block. Gleaning, Repairing and Engraving. GUARANTEED FIRST-CLASS WORK. North Side Square, Ocala, Fla. IT L w rre d G B.W eihe, M. A. Riche of Savannab is in j 2d 3d and 4th, good' until July 7, n 1 t 1 at one fare for the round trip to George B. Cellan and wife of Gainesville are at the Montezuma. any point in Florida. On July 2 and 3 to any point east of the Mis- sissippi and south of the Ohio and Hon. C. M. Ackerman of Gaines-; Potomac rivers at one and one vill is in town today. third fare for round trip, good un- R. S. Cokrell,from Jacksonville, j til July 7 via F. C. P. railroad. was in town yesterday. J. V. Burke left for Jacksonville last night on business. Lolly pop, lire Fruit and Crush ed Ices at the Anti-Monopoly drug store. J. N. Edwards has returned from looking alter the interests of his farm. Young Chickens to broil 'and fresh country Eggs just received at Grays. B. II. Peacock, from Jackson- VI terday. Just received, a fine lot of young Chickens and fresh country Eggs at P. Dukes' Green Grocery. Mrs. II. E. Miller returned from Amelia Beach, Fernandina, this afternoon. The Ocala Literary and Debat ing Society met last night in the Witness hall, and rendered a very interesting progiam. The most notable and best rendered parts were the following recitation, by Miss Johnnie Liddon; solo, by Miss Mamie Harrison; song, by Misses Mary Mayo and Sallie Whitfield, and debate, by J. Jmbo den Finney and R. S. Bu lock. Last Sunday W. D. Cam was out to the farm of M. J. and O. W. fate Jeweler and Engraver. City Market Grocery, imaker. George D. Courtney's SPECIAL PRICES. s 'At Carlisle's Drug Store. n. k. wimnm, Tonsorial Artist. -lair Cutting, Shavino- D veinij and Shampooing Done in Latest Stvle. Call and give me a trial. j Montezuma block, Ocala, Fla. is the best place in the city to buy your fresh groceries. A complete line of Staple and Fancy Groceries constantly on hand. I keep every thing in the grocery line Country Produce, Chickens and Eggs bought and sold. Bread, Pies and Cakes fresh from the bakery. G-iv.10 3ixs Caliv .:vi isod Coavi;cgd. One Door North from City Market, Ocala, Fla. High Grade Goods, lea, John W. Pearson, A U I Low orade Prices. Esta Phosphate and 1 rii r i-v 11 m 0 Timber Lands. j Repairing and Engraving. j AM Work Guaranteed at A. E. BllTfiett'S, Jeweler. f Merchants' Block, Ocala, Fla. lie, was at the Montezuma yes-! Turner. During the clay two water- melons were cut, one 01 them weighing 50 pounds, and the exact weight of the other could not be ascertained, as that was the limit of the scales. Mr. Carn did not say how many ate these melons, but not having mentioned any one 1 1 1 C T- 1 1 oesiaes tne two 1 urners ana nim self, we are fain to believe that they consumed over 100 pounds of watermelon. And not a good day for melons, either. G'ity Property Bought, Sold and Rented. i j rilllllU HHILHI..MIMHiMMMaMil I I t I A nice lot of fresh Grapes, Peaches and Mangoes just re ceived at Charles Constans'. John W.. Pearson and family are going to their grove in Lake coun ty for an outing. "Fame," Florida's favorite Mel on on ice.delivered free to any part of the city. Dukes' Green Grocery. Jake Israel returned from Tam pa yesterday, where he has been for a few days on business. The Ocklawaha Social Club gave a watermelon party last night at the residence of L. W. Mann. Any one wishing a mileage book over the East Coast Line is re quested to apply to C. S. McGrary, Ocala, Fla. Mrs. Herbert L. Anderson left this morning for Indianapolis, Ind., where she will spend the summer. Mr. Fossett's little child has been very sick for several days. Dr. Frederick has been in attend ance. Moses Nelson, colored, was be fore his honor this morning for disturbing the peace. Fined $5 and costs. Misses Hattie Curry, Minnie Nash and Nevada Moring return ed last evening from their trip to Palm Beach. They stopped at the Royal Poinciana, and are loud in their praise of that magnificent hotel. n ru in ru wnere it will bring you 1 zu per cent, r a If so. lnmiirr nf T fiM-pnc ru J J v v II 111; Iji j i ji ru sDO JNOt 9 Annual convention of the Chris tian Endeavor Societies at Boston. For the above named occasion the F. C. P. railroad will sell tickets at the following rates: All rail, 38.25; via Savannah and steamer, $34.40; via Mallory line, $31.90. Tickets sold by rail July 6, 7 and 8; via Savannah and steamer, July 1, 5 and 6; via Mallory line, July 4. All tickets limited to July 31. Iron clad signature forms required lim ited to a continuous passage in both directions. For further in formation, tickets, etc., call on R. G. Blake, city ticket agent, or John Dozier, depot ticket agent, Ocala, Fla. Rev. T. J. Davenport returned with the excursionists from Palm Beach last night, and says he had a fine time. He took a 6 o'clock a. m. bath in the surf, put up at a floating hotel, plucked a pine-! apple from the stalk, saw green j cocoanuts, mangoes, dates, and j sapadillos, as well as the almost extinct orange tree most of them being' in fruit. He beheld from afar the Royal Poinciana, it being closed for the summer, and had a good time in general. He said the excursion was not as largely pat ronized as had been expected, only 450 to 500 getting down as far as Palm Beach. t the Flies Worry You to Deatli ru ru in ru and eat up the food your family should have, when the Are putting up such Nice Window and Door Screens for so Little floney. Yankee Novelty Works We manufacture All Kinds of SCROLL. WORK. BRACKETS MOU! niNri TURNING, WINDOW end DOOR FRAHES, CABINET and all kind! of Carpenter and Job Work. A full supply of Rough and Dressed Seasoned Lumber Constantly on Hand at LOWEST CASH PHICES. 1 ru in nJ represents the Georgia State n I IUAD7-U Aff I m or we will loan you from one to ten thousand dollars on good approved real estate. R em ember the place, oc Jewc,ry storeM GEO. A. NASH, DEAELR IN PATRONIZE OCALA HOUSE BARBER SHOP, C. V. M c C O.V, PROPRIETOR. The oldest and best established Barber in the city. Only expert workmen employed. Mesdames ISRAEL BROWN have taken the stand recently occu pied by Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Scott, where they will be pleased to see their former friends and patrons and many new ones. Prices Greatly Reduced to suit the conditions of the times, and a Perfect Fit Guaranteed in the Cheapest Garment. Call and inquire for yourselves and see our celebrated Seamless Waist. All kinds of Dressmaking done at shortest notice. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc. FINE DRESS GOODS, Laces and Embroidery, Trunks and Valises. Agents for Butterickis Patterns OUR MOTTO: We study to please our customers. cala. H: Florida. FULLE-R eLA-RK, DEALERS IN 9 taple and Fancy Groceries Corn, Oats, Hay, Vegetables, Etc. Chickens and Eggs a Specialty. Butler Block Corner Orange Avenue and Exposition St. Ocala, Florida.

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The Evening '5tar!pluml'erS' PIasterer' the ma w j sons, tne electricians, the painters PORTER HARDING, Publishers. SUBSCRIPTION 50 CENTS PER flONTH. $5.00 per Year. No man is too busy to read the Star unless he has come to be so by advertising in the Star. At Grove City, Fla., June 26, Mrs. Richard Talbot was carried out into the Gulf by a huge tar pon. Her husband was fishing in a boat and he rescued his wife as she was dragged past by the fish. The lady was not seriously in jured. We trust our city patrons will bear patiently with us for a few days until we can get our carrier boys regulated and our routes so arranged as to make a perfect sys tem of delivery. We regret the frequent complaints and shall do all in our power to correct them. Miss Remie Londonderry, of Boston, the round-the-world bicy clist, arrived in El Paso, Texas, on the 27th inst., in good health and spirits. She will remain there probably until July 15, and then ride north to Denver en route ,iome. She has declined over 150 .icrs of marriage. She says that le has S1500 saved up. Among the new locations select ed for patriotic monuments aro the battleground at Stony Point, on the Hudson, and the spot on the Delaware river where Wash ington crossed to attack the Brit ish at Trenton. The New York Sons of the Revolution propose to convert Stony Point into a nation al park, and the Trenton monu ment will be erected by the Bucks county Historical society, of Penn sylvania. A remarkable convention took place in London this month under the auspices of Miss Frances Wil lard. Female delegates from South Africa, Japan, America, Australia, New Zealand and Can ada described how the crusade against intemperance and impurity is progressing throughout the civ ilized globe. Meetings on an enormous scale assembled at Al bert hall, and women were the only speakers. On Sunday no fewer than 200 pulpits were occu pied by women. ti A a It has been reported that the Florida Fruit Exchange would temporarily suspend business, ow ing to a probable lack of oranges, but at the annual meeting of the Association, held in Jacksonville I last week, it was decided to con- tinue. in ms annual address Pres ident Fairbanks takes a very en couraging view of the situation. He estimates that the orange crop ef 1896 will be about 1,000,000 boxes, and that the crop will in- crease" rapidly year by year. Eus-i tis Lake Region. Dined with His Laborers. James Stokes, of New York, brother of E. D. and Anson Phelps Stokes, entertained at dinner a few evenings ago nearly 200 arti sans who had been employed in the construction of his house at the northwest corner of Park ave nue and Thirty-eighth street. Bishop Potter sat at the host's right, and Fulton Cutting at the left. The affair oocurred in the In dustrial building, Lexington ave nue and Forty-third street. Gath ered around the board were the mixers of mortar and carriers of the same, the bricklayers he of the woodwork and the decora tors, who met on terms of equality with the contractor, the society man and the church dignitary. The whole tone of the dinner can be gathered from the fact that the wealthy host addressed his guests as fellow workmen. Stokes is a student of socioogv V--- ad came to the conclusion that th" solution of the question of capital and labor lay in both ex tending the hearty hand of fellow ship to one another. The other reason for the gathering was be cause of a promise that the host XT. ,r r.rvyc uc1. f ,r 1 Nice, large, airy rooms, best ot had made, himself years ago, that j table accommodations, pleasant lo when he built a house those who j cation, one block south from F. C. reared it should dine with him. P. depot, on Magnolia street. j Rates from 75c. to $1.50 per day. I 5pCCjai rates by the week. He Takes. Them Away, Tonight at 1:05 Chief Murray will bid adieu to Ocala, taking with him the entire Gray family. A Star reporter had a chat with the captain this morning, in which the officer stated that he was loath to leave Ocala, having fallen in love with the state, and our town in particular. "But," said he, "I am more favorably impressed with your people than the country." Mr. Murray said he was a walking geography of the United States, Mexico and Canada, having, in the dispatch of his duties, been in every portion of those countrtes. He will leave Jacksonville at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning on the steamer Algonquin for New York, then by rail to Peterboro, a small j town 60 miles from Toronto, where the crime was committed. He ex pects to arrive at his destination about Friday morning. He said it was a strong case against the prisoners, and would very likely convict them. Chief Murray gave an interesting description of Cana dian life and customs, industries, crops, etc. He said it was not so extremely cold in winter; in fact, was a better climate than north western New York. The hunting and fishing are excellent, times are fairly prosperous, and the people up there enjoy life as well as in fair Florida. We shall be loath to lose the chief, but very glad to be free of such people as his prison ers. Temperance Notice, The Ocala Temperance Reform Club promises a very interesting program at Temperance Hall to morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Let there be a large attendance. The "other temperance organiza tions of the city are especially urged to be represented, as an im portant matter is to be considered at the close of the exercises. The famous plant system wil run a grand excursisn to Picnic Island, Port Tampa, June 30. Leave Ocala at 7 o'clock in the morning. Fare for adults $i, and J 50c. for children. Let everybody j go and have a good time. Travel- j ing Passenger Agent H. G. Hay-1 craft has just billed the town with the most artistic lithograriic pic tures of this excursion we have ever seen. a To Get the Best Teachers. School boards, colleges or fami- i lies can obtain the names of effi cient teachers free of charge by writing to The School Agency, j Birmingham, Ala. stating the j kind of teacher wanted, the posi-; tion to be filled, salary and other I tu:. uaiuuuiaia. una JTXHCIJCy IS in- j 0 J dorsed and patronized by the lead ing Educators and institutions of the South and Southwest. First Grade t successful teachers desiring enrollment should write for circulars. The Hew Brunswick Restaurant, Misses Richards Rusk, Proprietors. Board $3.50 per Week, Regular Meals 2s Cents. Hot lunches, coffee, etc., at all hours of the day and night. Ex tra dishes served at moderate prices. Upen ivionaay. naisie block. 1 Red Oak House, Board and Lodging. D. S. LITTLE, Prop., j

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j Sand DodgCr I j Sll06 j Co. are selling at greatly reduced prices, notwithstanding the ad vance all round by the manufac turers. Arlington Hotel. Corner of South Main street and I7ort King avenue. Rates, $1.50 and $2 per day. Special rates by the week. Best accommodations for the money to be had in the city. W. n. Lucius, Stalls 1 and 3, City Market, will keep constantly on hand a full supply of Florida and Western Beef Pork, Mutton, Chickens, Eggs and Vegetables of all kinds. 1 ry our silver nui n miiterine on Ice. T. A. YANCEY, Butcher, City Market, Ocala, Fla. Fish, Game and Poultry. Northern and Florida Vegetables. New York, Chicago and Florida Meats. Orders from a distance special attention. given The Boston Tonsorial Artist, Who is upstairs in the j Large, Cool Rooms Sin the Gary Block, is able to please I all customers. Come and see me. Hair Cuts, Shaving and Shampoo ing done in first-class order. WM. JAHES. Gary Block. CharleS ConStatiS, !T vr"- Forelgn ad Domestic Fruits T T Alulnnf r r- I rial urAfPri Ti nnir part" of the City Vegetables and all kinds of Country Produce. Candies, Nuts, Tobacco and Cigars. Stop wlien passing and examine my sfock. I w. H. chaiiie, Ladies' and entlemen's RE RANT. Board and Lodging. Opposite Post Office. Miss M. I. Wilson, PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE. Nicest Location in the City. Special Eow Rates by the Week and Month. MRS. T. J. OWEN, PRIVATE BOARDING. Best of accommodations, quiet and homelike. oAlso have desirably located Cot- tages to rent. Mrs. D. M. Hick'sjB" F' Brown-M-D- MILLINERY Physician Surgeon. EMPORIUM We carry a complete and well as sorted stock of Up-to-date Millinery Goods at the Lowest Cash Prices rnll nnrl evnmine mv stock. Millinery. 1 ne u-caesi. he LfoWest Prices, AT n j II 1 roi'jns. Thomas J. Clary, Justice of the Peace, First District, Marion Co., Fla. Office in Court House. Prompt attention given to all Civil and Criminal Cases under my Jurisdiction. OCALA, FLA. Albert Wright, Attorney at Law. Room 3, Merchants' Block, OCALA, FLA. James H. Hill, Attorney at Law. County Judge's office in Court House. OCALA, FLA. irSi Gi Hb u A. H. R. Fredrick, M. D. Physician Surgeon. Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. Office opposite Arlington Hotel. Ocala, Fla. R. D. Fuller, Dentist. Office over Merchants' National Bank. OCALA, ELA. James Ohace, Dentist. Office over Eirst National Bank, OCALA, FLA. Box 382, Ocala, Fla. Treatment of Cancer a specialty. W.. H. Marean, M. D., Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Electro-magnetic and Massage Treatment employed in treating Chronic Diseases. Diseases of Women and Children a specialty. Office, corner of Second and Mam streets. Residence, corner of Second and Watula streets, OCALA, FLA. John G. Reardon, Attorney at Law, Will practice in all Courts. Union Block, OCALA, FLA. James D. McConnell, j Attorney at Law. Office in First National Bank Block, OCALA, FLA. E. P. Allen, Attorney at Law. Room 3, Merchants' Block, OCALA, FLA.

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Florida's Favorite Melon. i in Tfro laning Mills At junction of all Railroads. nrs. M. D. TAYLOR, Proprietress. All kinds of Builders' Materials ;at hard times prices. Fame," Florida's Favorite j Melon, on Ice, delivered to any j part of the city at Gray's. Nice 1 lot of chickens just received. GCALA DON! j,pay two prices for your Repairing, Bricklaying, Building, Plastering, Pipe Fitting, -or anv other kind of Builder's or Repairer's work while II. Stacy is ;at your service. Estimates given. Address, H. STACY, Ocala, Fla. J. Edwards Son, Central Hotel, "Mrs. Maud Duran, Proprietress. .'Service and Cuisine first class. J3est Private Hotel in the Town. "Special Low Rates by the week. 'T. P. Lloyd, Attorney at Law, 0 100 lc v il 1 o il v BAKERY AND FANCY GROCERIES Trade Solicited. Baptist Witness Building, corner Fort King and Osceola street. J. W .Davis, City Market, Dealer in all kinds of Florida and Western "Will Pkacticc in all Courts. G. J. HAGOOD is now selling 1700D CHEAP FOR CASH 1 Load 2 Loads -5 Loads io Loads $1 oo i 75 4 oo 7 So Yard on Ocklawaha Avenue. .SniTH HOUSE Large, cool and comfortable irooms nicely furnished. Best of .accommodations for the general .and traveling public. Rates $i.oo per day or $4.00 per week. North Magnolia Street ftd f i HW Viz, I Meats, Poultry, Vegetables and Fish. Bring in your Produce and try my Goods. The World Renowned SINGER SEWING MACHINE which has been for a season with out a representative, is now to be seen and bought of its local agent, W. H. BARRETT. Office, Ocala Drug Store. LIDDON BROS., 1 very men First National Bank Block, Ocala, Fla. Fine Livery Turnouts and Saddle Horses. j; Charges Reasonable. -Orders by Telephone or otherwise will receive prompt attention. luards Brothers Jersey Block Ice Cream is still in the lead. Exposition street. DEDLERS IX heap City Lots FOR SALE. Inquire at the Aired Hotel, -where also accommodations for the traveling public will be found. Km Chicago and Florida Meats, Turkeys, Chickens, Eggs, Sausage and Country Produce. Stalls 6 and 8 City Market. OCAI.A, XXwV. Wants You rder for Job Commercial ok ae amk Work of all. uracils on t Notnco ..O we O r W o IT .0 o o r r

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"Sell view 2 TO S O UT H MAIM STREET, 7SH EVILLE, M e. The Best, Most Complete and Most FIRST-CLASS BOARDING Stylish Line of Large Shady Grounds. Convenient to Street Cars. Nicely Furnished. Rates from $7 to $10 per Week. Reduction made to Families. Ctl tl t nild em n Mrs. T. H. eary. Boys and s WHAT WHISKY DOES. ACTIONS OF A DRUNKARD ARE THOSE OF A MANIAC. The Course and Symptom. of Inebriety Resemble the Progress of Insanity How Alcohol Effects the Nerves Paralj-sis amJ Death. Alcoholic intoxication is insanity. Tho higher central nerve centers arc rendered inco-ordiuate. The drunken man is a maniac and quite frequently, in tho excitable stae, requires re straint. When a young man drinks wine at a party or convivially, he becomes excited, hilarious, more or less con fused, inco-ordiuate, then stupid", and then goes oif into a coiuutoso sleep until the poison is consumed, v, hen he is re stored once more to sanity. Viewed entirely from the standpoint of physical pathology, without a knowl edge of tho cause, this debauch caji only bo called an attack of insanity. Now, it will bo noted that tho course and symptoms of a drunken fit resemble the whole course and progress of insanity. In tho liist stage is "elevation" of tho liigher cerebral centers exaltation of self and visions of grandeur. The man is conscious of everything except that ho is drunk. A few more drinks, and then the higher centers take on confu sion, the lower centers become para lyzed, speech is thickened, tho gait is staggering, the man reels, mutters, grows stupid and relapses into coma and general paralysis and is dead drunk. This is the typical course of tho disease known as general paralysis. In the first stages of this disease there is mental exultation, then mental perversion, then the low enters become involved, and iiually the scene ends with coma and general paralysis. In a debauch alcohol first attacks tho higher nerve centers cerebrum and cer ebellum. Tho reason is because these centers have less resistance than the lower to alcohol. The lower centers are involved later and are affected least. But cases are numerous in which the lower centers are poisoned with fatal effects. Tho debauchee sinks into deep coma; tho poisoning fatally involves and paralyzes the lower nerve centers, which causes the heart and respiration to fail, and the coma fades away into oblivion the inebriate is dead. Nerve cells are very impressionable. They have the power of becoming edu cated. Repeated impressions made upon j them from any source will cause this training or conduct or mode of action or education. When the brain cells are educated, they perform their functions according to tho form and type of this training. They act as they are taught to act. Now.all inebriety is periodical, though apparently many cases may bo constant or continuous, but in every case this periodicity may bo found, though it va ries from a part of a day to part of a dec ado in duration. The real reason of this is because the nerve cells were taught to demand and resist alcohol in this peri odical manner. No man drinks just as much every hour. He leaves intervals between drinks and between debauches. When he has established a carving for liquor, he will automatically imitate the method of drinking as it was first indulged. But repeated debauches educate the cells into inebriety. The mental mani festations of inebriety are those of in sanity. I consider an inebriate an insane person. I regard his insanity as the cir cnlar variety and will give my reasons. Kirchholt says circular insanity is a periodical attack of mania, succeeded by an interval of melancholy or even interval of apparent sanity. The periodical inebriate fills these in dications. He is periodically a maniac. His debauches are followed by an in terval of apparent freedom from liquor and mania. I do not say that all in ebriates should be confined in an asy lum, but I certainly do say that were they not known to be drinking men their mental manifestations and conduct would convict all ot them ot insanity in tho courts, and they would be sent to asylums. Dr. Keeley in Arena. The Gothenburg System. Tho London Times' correspondence froni Gothenburg has aroused consider able interest in temperance circles by its report of the workings of the Scan dinavian system of government control. Tho law applies only to tho sale of dis tilled spirits and not to wine or malt liquors. The result is, of course, the in creased saKof the latter in far greater proportion than the decrease in the for mer, the amount of drunkenness re maining about the same. The result of the inquiry naturally, is that the cure of drunkenness is not to bo found in the Gothenburg plan of regulation. JO IIOO 10(1 V pOAi.Ot3 IIOS-1JTTU UlOO OOXKSOqi nopDDS oontutulTTioi oqi III ejiq 'juoo J.od fS'fli stcav sqmop pojootl -xa oqj qTAS. pomduioo sn j.uoS. yv.d oq; Saimp sqmox x11011 J oScjiioaiod oqi jdutjoj oq; ni ipiqj punoi si 31 'uopoas oorrnjodmo; oq; ihiav uopoas jonaS oqi Suijudmoo 'oon3ni;sqc rnjo; jo joaui 111 oouopiAO joqjouu st Autrdiitoo oonuiiisni JTI I3!lgn3 UXi 1 odoi ;sonq oqx SHERIFF'S SALE. Under andby virtue of an execution issued out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court in and for Marion county, Florida, in a matter wherein Mrs. Elizabeth V. Tompkins is plaintirf and H. L. Aiv derson as assignee of the late firm of Tompkins Bros., composed of YV. T. Tompkins and V. D. Tompkins, defendants, 1 have levied upon and will on Wednesday, the 3d day of July, 1S95, sell to the highest and bidder for cash, within the legal hours of sale, on lot 557 of the townsite of Dun nellon, in the town ot Dunnellon, Marion county, Fla., the same being the leased premises upon which said property is located, the following de scribed personal property, to wit: m Four pieces of pants cloth; three pieces of cam bric; two pieces of lining; 2 pieces of flannel; one lot ladies hose; 14 pieces of gingham; 5 pieces check homespun; 12 pieces of yellow homespun; 7 pieces of white goods; iS pieces of dress goods: 21 pieces of calicoes; 133 pairs pants; Qo coats and vests; lot ladies' vests; lot men's undershirts; lot ladies' waists; lot corsets (24); lot frilling; lot la dies' belts; lot albums (S) lot lace; lot men's scarfs; two men's overcoats; four alpaca coats: 2 doz. napkins; lot collars; lot handkerchiefs; lot gloves; lot picture frames; lot note paper; box note paper; lot suspenders; lot memorandum books and pads; lot towels; lot hardware; lot drugs; dozen axes; keg powder; 5 doz. bottles of extracts; dozen syrup pitchers; 42 tin buckets: dozen goblets: lot lamp wicks; three meat dishes: dozen dish pans: lot of chimneys and lamp globes; lot of paint in pound boxes; lot of plow castings; lot of sapolio (22); 2 doz. cans corn; 18 cans cherries; iS cans 3 lb. tomatoes; 36 boxes diamond dust; 10 pounds of North Carolina tobacco; dozen bottles catsup; dozen plates; two cans, and tea in said cans: lot shirts: lot pants (127); lot coats (20); one show case and contents: lot of cheap shoes; lot of cheap children's shoes; lot of cheap chilldren's shoes (27 pairs); 9 pairs of ladies' shoes; 3 pairs patent leather pumps: iipairs gents' shoes: 15 pairs of shoes; S3 pairs of ladies' shoes assorted; 3 trunks: 800 lbs. nails; showcase and 13 ladies' trimmed hats; lot straw hats: lot men's hats: lot of embroid ery; 4 white vests; 2 alpapa coats and vests; 5 boys' suits: 7 white coats: 10 light suits. 26 umbrellas; show case and contents; thread case and contents; showcase and contents: 11 ax handles; a pair iron lames; 3 pair scales: coffee mill; box potash; lot stove pipe and elbows; 3 spiders; roll wire netting; oil tank: 5li3s.ofb.nl twine; 2 snathes: 1 heater and lot pipe; 8 va'ises; showcase and contents; thread case and lot buttons; 2 hanging lamps com- flete (li. I..) 1 mackintosh coat 5 anterns; 20 sp'it baskets; iron s:f (M os ier Safe ik Lock Co.); otrire stool; wood desk: 2 pairs trace chains; lot 01 crockery: plow stock; 13 cases 3 lb. tomatoes; 20 c;ises 2 lb. toma toes; barrel luses: 12 joints stovepipe; lot lamp chimnevs: or so much thereof as will satisfv said execution and costs. 15. I)U PRE HODGE Sheriff Marion county, Fla Alhert right. I'laintih s Attorney. HOLLAND, Local Asrerit of the American Detective Agency of Incinnaj mi: 1 nd., undertakes 1 he recovery t n 1 lost or stolen DropeTtv, invent lira- tion of crime. Collecting a spe cialty. TRAINED NURSE. Mrs. L. C. Clark, Trained Nurse. Best of references all over city and from all local physicians. Call at Wool 1 s Bakery. All correspon dence answered promptly. llendoii will give private instruction in any branches to a limited number of pupils. An excel lent opportunity for students to prepare for required exam ination next session. OUR LITTLE STORE If we always take the cash, we are sure to get the hash AT Our Little Store. Bacon, Flour, Meal, Grits, Lard, Butter, Sugar, Crackers, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, Goods, Etc. Etc. Cigars, Canned Also patentee of the Famous Guano Distributer, which may be seen at OUR LITTLE STORE. Ocala, Fla. Prof. A. Mi CI ATI! U1M liL Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c. Soda Water and Ice Cream. Physician's Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Post WW? vw Vi w 0Q- J. A. Pittman Go. Undertakers and Embalmers. Dealers in Coffins, Iron and Wood en Caskets, Burial Outfits. Charges lower than ever before in Ocala. Also dealers in all kinds of Second-Hand Furniture. Prompt attention nven to all orders by mail or telegram. Delmonico Hotel. Handy to Depot. Best of Table Delicacies. Large, Nicely Furnished Rooms. Hates $1 per Day. Special rates by the week. North Magnolia St. French Cafe cklawaha avenue and main street. Opposite Ocala House, OcAlvA, Meals Served from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Charges Moderate but Strictly Cash. Special Orders Extra. IN TPF Itclh DEALERS IN e Office Drug W V'- jf L. P. Jumeau Laboratory ANALYTICAL AND TEGHHICAL CHEMISTRY, P. O. Box 402. Ocala, Fla. This Laboratory makes a specialty of Chemical Analysis of Phosphate, but all other kinds of analysis will receive prompt attention. We have the patronage of the Gie des Phosphates. de France; Messrs Thuiller Clarke, the Consolidated Phos phate Co., and their clients. Assays and Analysis of Earths. Waters and Fertilizers. The most approved methods followed. All rates as reasonable as consistent with high class of work. JjSSLaboratory located on second floor of Southern Kxpress Cos bldg The Ocala opposite Montezuma Hotel. Finest Photos, BABIES QUICK AS A WINK! N. B...THE and is made Call and see Samples. MRS. M. E. Dress Making and All Cutting. Sewing and Fitting done in the Latest Style, at the Lowest Prices and on siiort notice. Hooms U pstaf rs, Aiorth Side Square, Ocala, Pla. MA MOT AT OJo o o So 5o w ava -a Mr- Co 9 tore. Art FOR Photo Co. i trails and Views I' IS OUR SPECIALTY only by us. HODGE, General Sewing. s 77 W w WK7 V-A'7 Ny Wy X-Ssf