The Ocala Evening Star (Ocala, Fla.)
July 27, 1895

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A. H. R. Fredrick, M. D. Physician Surgeon. PORTER HARDING Publishers. SUBSCRIPTION' 50 CENTS PER HONTti. $5.00 per. Year. Sets, per Copy at News Stands. Diseases of Women and Children a Specialty. 25 Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines and Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c. Soda Water and Ice Cream. Physician's Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. Post Office Drug Store. Office opposite Arlington Hotel. Ocala, Fla. H. D. Fuller, Dentist. Desiring to increas our sub scription list to 600 during the present month we have decided to take subscription at 25 cents per month, or 10 cents per week. The latter must be paid in advance. he Even i no: Star Bo Mitchell Co.,: I DEALERS IN 7 4" A great deal of interest is be ing manifested in the proposed cotton factory. Th is is the way to goat it. Dr. Allred has opened the list with a $500 donation of land. Let us have others. Dr. Dravvford will give 100 cash. We are going to have a cotton factory. Frank E Harris, editor of the Banner, returned from Washing ton Thursday night, where it is supposed he went to interview Senator Call and Mr. Eckles with the view of getting the appoint ment to the receivership of the de funct First National bank of this city. OVER IN CITRUS. A Citrus county minister, at tle close of his serrno a few weeks ago, made the following announce ment 'Next Thursday we will have'a doin's at the lake, at which time we will baptize three adults and one adulteress. On Thursday night we will have a huckleberry and ice cream festival, and all the sisters who give milk are requested to come early." -Brooksville Star. NOTICE. Ovving to the fact that the Wit- ss hall is undergoing repairs, there will be no public entertain ment of the Ocala Literary and Debating society until Aug. 16 next. A business meeting will be held next: Friday night, at which all members are requested to be prcnt. .Edw. T. Helvenston, J. Imdoden Finney, President. Secretary. BEFORE HIS HONOR. The following subj ects were up before the mourner's bench yester-; day morningrvj;..: v; Abram Alexander, fo beating his vifc over the head, and cost. David Eastman,' for s shooting' a pistol. Not evidence enough to convict. r Two young white prize fighters. One discharged and the other fined $2 and costs.

v Additional Local; Grand cheap excursion to Tam pa via the F. C. P. on Monday, July 29. Train leaves Ocala 2:53 p. m. Good to return Aug. 1. $2 for round trip. J Major T. D; Lancaster, who has been, traveling in Georgia :tor a commission house in Nev York, returned home yesterday, and will remain a few days with his. family. The major says the Georgia fruit "crop is very fine this year. The Ocala Temerance Reform club promises interesting exercises again next U Sunday afternoon at. temperance hall. Justin F. Ogle and Misses Sadie Bull and Daisy rodore are on the program, and. with such splendid talent we may expect a rousing good time. Every body come. Any person desiringa nice home with one acre of land set out with bearing fruit trees, can secure, one by paying a small amount of cash and easy monthly payments. En quire at Star office. Masters Ben fie Weathers and John Dunn returned from a visit of a few days to 'Lake Weir. Ben jie is the efficient superintendent of the carrier department of the Evening Star! During his abs ence his duties were discharged by Master Eugene Cox. Our read will welcome Benje and his horse on his route once more. Mrs, H. Stacy, at corner of Mag nolia and Fifth; street, will want a few good gentleman boarders at S3 5 per week, Best of accom modations in town for the money. Ocklawaha avenue is now a thing thing of beauty and a joy for sev eral months to come, at least, the weeds having been cut and hauled off. by Street Commissioner Dbd- son. The city cannot spend money more judiciously than in this kind of work. It will promote the health of the' city, beautify the streets, and destroy this harbor for insects and reptiles. Let there be less weeds. Ho for the Beach The Plant System have on their summer rates ,to bt. retersburg, Tarpon Springs, Clear ;Water, and for points on the east coast,-for rates to all summer resorts call on F. j. Huber, Ticket Agent, I: t Fla. So, Depot, or C F. Faires, City Ticket Agent, f i j .2 Ocala House. CHEAP EXCURSION. A1U. Aboard for Fernandina and t Amelia lieacn. The F. C. P. will run an ex cursion from Tampa to Fernandina as follows: L&ave TampaV special irain, e p. m oaiuraay, zcn, ar rive in Ocala ri2M9 a. m. Sunday. Arrive at" Amelia Beach 6 a. m. Leave Fernandina Sip; m;-Sunday. Arrive in Ocala 1 varft Monday. One dollar for the round trip. 13 hours to spend on the beach J Who has heard of the like before Cdm'e one and all- Ample accommoda tions provided. s A0f3ETIG?PERVlN E. S Jr.ii'.J, 1$ tsJJ with written Julnese.cRusedbyex-" r iuuawu turn aiuu t -iholiiMeiital DeDres- BE-POnE AFTER o?: Cof tntnc of we urnin, cousins r.iisery, insanity ana oeatn .Mfro8, jliu potency, bOSr rOWor m eimcr b Premature Old Assea Inroluntary Losws, cat by over-indulgence, over-xertlon of the Brain and Jlrrors of Youth. It trives to Weak Organs their Natural Viffor and doubles the joys of life; cures Lucorrhoea and Female Weakness. A month's treat ment, in plain pactagre. oy mail, to any address, fl per box, 0 boxes X&. With erery 15 order we Rive a written Guarantee to cure or refund the money. Circulars free. Guarantee Issued only by our ex-I T2irffent. I money, P. J u mean Laboratory ANALYTICAL AND TEGHHIGAL CHEMISTRY, P 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 Go., and their clients. V r Assays and Analysis of Earths Waters ancl Fertilizers. The most approved methods followed. All rates as reasonable as consistent with high class of work. 'J$0 Laboratory located on second floor of Southern Express Co's bldg. Bellvi ew 0 FIRST-CLASS V Large Shady Grounds. C o n ve n i ent to St re et Cars. Nicely Furnished. PLANT SYSTEM FOR BOSTON, TRIENNIAL CONCLAVE, TEMPLAR. KNIGHTS On Aug. 20 and 2r, will sell to Boston via Savannah knd steam ship, round trip $38.25. V i -On, Aug. 2 24 and 25, .will sell via all rail to Boston and return, $38 25, and with variable routes be yond New York as follows: Rail to NewYork and beyond New York; rail fur pn& ir ec t ion and""sound.;in' the '..other 39. 13.. Rail to r New York and beyond; New Yjork one rail route going" and 17 janbther re turning, S3i9.93-5 Rja.il to New York and beyond New;" York,' one sdunldbitig.-ahdanbther rettirnirig, $3834. All tidketsgodd:to,return untiUSe)t 0; 1895;:!:: ;f j r further information, tickets, etc., call on C T.Tires, City Ticket Ageht,: Ocala house office, or F. J. Huber, -Ticket Aent, Passenger Station. '!:';For;SaIq-:.Gheap for Cash, 1 A horse five years old, well broken to both double and single harness, would make a good saddle nag if properly trained. She is medium sized, light chestnut color and has no white spots except one on hei forehead. Also a y BUCKBOARD BUGGY, nearly new, which has been used very little. It is a nice vehicle for a truck farmer or dairyman, i The buckboard is at Mr. King man's wagon works, and Mr. Percy wniiams A win tae pleasure in showingit to any one desiring to purchase. For further information apply at this office, or to Room 6, Frederick House, corner of Broad way and Pine streets; Ocala, Fla .1 j i t 1 ke The Star and be happy. FOR 27Q SOUTH M7MAI STREET, 7SH EVILLE,W.e. BOARDING Rates from $7 to $10 I per Week. R e d u c t i o n m ad e t o Fa m i I i e s J. A. Pittman 1 Co., 'j Undertakers' and Embalmers. Dealers in Cofrjns, Iron and Wood- i en Caskets Burial Outfits! Charges lower than ever before in Ocala. Also dealers in all kinds of Second-Hand Furniture! 1 Prompt -attention given "to all orders by mail or telegram. r Handy to Depot. Best of Table Delicacies. Large, Nicely Furnished Rooms. Rates $1 per Day, Special rates by the week. North Magnolia St. A HOLLAND, Local Agent of the American Detective Agency of Indianapolis, Ind., undertakes the recovery of lost or stolen property, investiga tion of crime. Collecting a spe Delmonico Hotel Merchants' National Bank. OCALA, FLA. James Chace, Dentist. Office over First National Bank OCALA. FLA E. P. Brown, M. D., Physician Surgeon. Box 382, Ocala, Fla. Treatment of Cancer a specialty. W. H. Marean, M. D., ic 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 Main streets. Residence, corner of Second and Watula streets, OCALA, FLA. i 1 John G. Reardon. H -i" i:v '1 AVill practice in all Courts. Union Block, OCALA,- FLA. James I. McOoririell i Attorney at Law Office in First National Bank y Block, OCALA, FLA. E. P. Allen, Attorney at Law. Room 3, Merchants' Block, Office over Homeopath OCALA, FLA.

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Solid Oak Suits from $12.00 up. USSESSSHEHSHSHSHSHSHSHSH Parlor Suits f from 815.00 4$5 This week V- .v.' js Bonding- Sh Jp gfe pJ A the Town rS8 8 4g 4 5 3 riiM y w 't;7Vcf jE-' ttv TT TTV TT T iO TTV TH TP OA Al TP'S cnl Ufflnsa, 11 "I have named her Marion after Marion County, Fla." Causes alarm in some quarters, but don't be scaVdfot Grover C. is bouiito take care of the infaiyiistries. We are hopjj2 jh lookout for our eiiK!Mjrs by reduc ing prieef If you want anything iiithe line of Furniture, we are now wearing our summer and hardtime prices and quote you a discount of 25 per cent, on all Cash purchases in the Next Thirty? clays. we are selling our Hammocks at Cost. One lot ot Furniture slightly damased St at 50 cents v on the Dollar 1 ir 1 Temperance Column. UT the Ocala Temperance Kef orra Club. Edited by J. A. Munden. The Club meets every Sunday afternoon at four o'clock in Temperance Hall. The Public are invited. RIVALRY OF DEATH. A writer says "We spent some rjays in Peoria, ITL, the whisky metropolis of the world. We had a good opportunity to study the bloody business in its hideous as pects.4 Here human beings vie one vith another breeding plagues and torments, and rival each other in multiplying the misfortunes of hu manity. One of the leading citi zens of this rum-sodden city said to us that his only or highest am bition was to erect the biggest dis tillery on earth and make more TWisky'than any other man in the ivorld. He said his greatest anxi ety was t o get j men A enough to drink his whisky that he would have his own way in spite of God and humanity, and outstrip every rfeHn the rum business if he couid, and then, in a dying'hour, jump the fence into eternity" i "V Remember that Justin Ogle and Z liss.adie Bull and Daisy Moore are to be the chief attractions at tlllf Ocala Temperance Reform .jS yjfrA tern perance hall, tomorrow, afternoon at 4 o'clock, and don't .forget Q be there if you don't want ta miss a treat. drunkards, a barrel of whisky and a large cup. God alone knows what heaven misses when a boy gets started wrong. r f DIED. Miss Nona Meeker, aged i8, daughter of Capt. W. H. Meeker, of the Homosassa mail route, died at her father's house-in Homo sassa yesterday evening of malarial fever, after an illness of about two weeks. The body was brought up on this morning's train by the sorrow ing father, mother and sister, and was buried in the new cemetery between 10 and n o'clock this morning. Rev. J, G. Law read the burial service. v k The mourning.family and friends have the heartfelt sympathies of the people.' t BEFORE JUDGE BROOME. Some men ask God to guide them atthe, prayer meeting and let the devil guide them when they vo:e:)i'uly Jbackbone is needed in politics as well as religion. iEterett(GaT small village of 75 icllabiXjints, .lailprds one general merchandise store, no church, and yo -saldorisK i The misefs idea of heaven is a barrel of gold and a famine the Executors of John5 FADunti Es tate vs. the Ocala Company. A suit, was brought, before Judge Broqme in Chambers this week from the Fifth Circuit, Judge Hocker of the Fifth being disqual ified and the case ibeirig ...transfer red to this, the Seventh Circuit. The case was that of the execu tors of the John F. Dunn estate of Marion county; vs. the; Ocala company et al, and involving the foreclosure and sale of the Ocala house .property, valued at $65,000. The; main issue was over a note for $22,500 given byfthe owners Jof the Ocala House to E. W. Vgnew, and which had: been transftrred ar?d assigned seveml times. Judge Broome granted the foreclosure and the parties interested in the note have agreed to meet in Ocala Friday and settle that difference among themselves. Col. E. P. Allen and ex:hief Justice Rainey were attorney's for the cpmplaittaift'&riSessrs Foster Green, Ahderson sr;d ?ArC leans for the defendants. The Best, Most Complete and Most Stylish Line of 1 Men 3 4- oys i&lid Cfiilldr CLOTHING II Ml MA 7 I A li 0 B0 flasters O French Cafe. OCKLAWAHA AVENUE AND MAIN STREET. Opposite Ocala House," OCAIvA, KlvORIBA. Meals Served frorn 7 a. m.to 9 p. m. V-'.-; Charges Moderate but Strictly Cash, Special Orders Extra. PATRONIZE OGALA HOUSE BARBER SHOP, c. v. m c o o v, PROPRIETOR. The oldest anoyhest(;estiablisHecl Barber In the-'ciiy: fX?rily expert vorknienjemriloyedjora tin tzhnti 1r'I v.;r :h 01 it'? If you want'a-goo'dU&tiljF paper The Star will suit ycu.J The Ocala Plibto Gti m opposte Montezuma Hotel. Finestj Photos 1 rails an G17; BABIES QUICK AS A WINK I N. B..THB..GA f?SOAETTE IS OUR SPECIALTY and is made only by us. Call and see Sampesq -iiupn) nj o'i iri;;;!1-vl'- General Sewing. -TSIJTAa CCttitZT j5Mlnsr 9.n4Fittisig: dpre fn he. ltesrtyl'atfceIwes P-.o,lort notice, f ir;. SRooms U pstairs, Morth Side Square. Ocala, Pin.