The Ocala Evening Star (Ocala, Fla.)
October 1, 1895

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The Evening Star PORTER HARDING, Publishers. MORE COLONISTS. SUBSCRIPTION 50 CKNTS PER HONTH. &5.00 per Year. 5cts. per Copy at News Stands. CALL AT PKNSACOLA. "Pensacola saloon-keepers will not be so churlish as to refuse to at tend the meeting next Tuesday nis:ht, merely because a box in the office of the Southern Express Company, bearing the brand "Peerless Lincoln County Hand Made Sour Mash Whisky," and ad dressed to "Willkinson Call, care S. S. -Leonard," argued the fact that the necessary stimulants for the occasion were purchased abroad. Our liquor dealers are made of sterner stuff. They may mentally resent the unwarranted Mr. Johanson Brings Scandinavi i ans to Florida. N. J. Johanson, who has been traveling througn the state in the interest of the Scandinavian Immi gration Company, a northern colo nization concern, arrived in the city yesterday from Tallahassee on his way to Savannah. Mr. Johanson was seen at the Travelers' Hotel by a Citizen re porter, and in reply to a question as to the outlook for a colony from his company in Florida, he said: "I have just completed arrange ments for a colony from the West, which we intend to bring to West Florida in December. The colo nists came from Scandinavia, and went to the west, but they were not satisfied with the climate or j crops. j 'I went through Florida and dc-! cided upon several places suitable HJETH5H5H5HSH5HH2SHSB5H5 is ijreiits luirnisiiina:. si Clothing. flens, Boys and Children Clothing in the Latest Styles. A FULL LINK OF GENTS FURNISHINGS in RANGY VEST IN ALL STYLES. Largest Assortment of Negligee Shirts. ri M ASTER: ffi Negligee Shirts. HI $S525H5H5HSHSE5HSH5HSH U j n Fancy Tests. Bj imputation of inferiority cast upon for tne raising of different crops. there is talk of a lynching bee. but i r i t t I c 1 the character of the wares by the transaction, but never openly, by act or either omission or commis sion. They, with others of their fellow-citizens, will b-s in attend ance, if only to note the difference in inspiration attending the use of both the foreign and the domestic bug-juice, and they may be par doned a little elation if the effect of-the Lincoln county pizen docs n't come up to the result usually produced by the Escambia county Reform Killer." Pensacola Daily News. And yet Mr. Call says he never uses whisky only in moderation and by the advice of a physician. George Elliott once said that some men could not command veracity, and Mr. Call seems to be one of kind. FERTILIZER FACTORY. We must not let interest in the fertilizer factory die out. It is a very important industry absolute ly necessary to the business wel fare of our city. A large portion of the stock has been subsc ribed, and the balance can be raised in due time. A HANDSOME MAGAZINE We are indebted to ex-Chief Campbell for a very handsome copy of the Fireman's Journal ef Public Work, published in Chicago by J. E. Smith, who wis in Ocala last November during the State Firemen's Convention and Tour nament, aid gave our firemen much valuable advice in their line of work, and wrote up some glow ing accounts of Ocala and the fire men in his valuable paper. Among the attractive illustrations and photographs was a picture of ex Chief Campbell, Chiefs A. J. Har ris of Tampa, H. M. Papworth of Sanford, and Haney of Jackson ville. It contains a splendid cut of the Ocala fire headquars, with No. i hesi wagon and boys, and showing a rear view of the Wit ness building. There were also good cuts of the championship bel, the Atlanta fire exhibit build ing and headquarters of the Atlan ta fire department, and gave the rules and regulations of the com ing race, with a list of the compa nies that have entered the contest. A good photo was given of the Lake City firemen. This issue was principally a report of the twenty-third annual convention, neid at vugusta, Lrx, uct. 7-10, 1895. At Tallahassee I met George W. Saxon, who is engaged in raising tobacco, and he informed me that the crop of tobacco from twenty acres of land on his plantation ag gregated 20,coo pounds, and I de cided that tobacco was the most profitable business for the first colony to engage in. The tobacco will be raised and put in the form of plug tobacco. We will have experienced tobacco growers to instruct the colonists, and we anticipate that the first colony will be very successful. 'The second colony will be on the east coast or in the vicinity of Punta Gorda. This colony will be brought directly from Sweden, and will engage in the raising of early vegetables and tropical fruits." Mr. Johanson will leave for Sa vannah this morning, and after making another trip through West Florida he will leave for the West, where final arrangements will be made. The colonists will probably return with Mr. Johanson. Citi- zen. the authorities are sure ability to prevent it. of their NOTICE. Do Li i in m ru in ru in The firm of R B. Mitchell Co. is hereby dissolved and the business will be conducted inrneiru name of the Post Office Drug Store, j R. B. Mitchell being no longer j m connected wirn tne Dusiness. All of the obligations of the late firm will be paid. Post Office Drug Store. W. A Redding. Manager. Sept. 27, 1895. Ocala, Fla. si f! Not- rry j l Ttiey in IT

11 J 1 I I 1 J I I I J I I G i NORTH OF F. C. P. DEPOT. OCALA, FLA. Cj and eat up the food your family should have, when the Are putting up such Nice w and Door Screens Little floney. Yankee Novelty Works We manufacture All Kinds of SCROLL WORK, BRACKETS, MOULDING TURNING, WINDOW and DOOR FRAHES, CABINETS, and all kinds of Carpenter and Job Work. A fuU supply of Rough and Dressed Seasoned Lumber Constantly on Hand at LOWEST CASH PieES. GEO. A. NASH, DEAELR IN EPVVORTH SOCIABLE. The Epworth League held a de lightful sociable last evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Burnett, South Eighth and South Pine streets. Quite a number of jfoung people and a few older ones were present. The sociable opened with sing ing and prayer. Rev. J. P. Hilburn delivered a brief address. Miss Mary Bull read Issue No. 4 of the League paper, the Epworth Sunbeam. The song by Mr. and Mrs. Burnett and Miss Bertha -Gamble was enjoyed very much. Later on all were invited into the dining room to partake of refreshments prepared py the host and hostess. At a. late hour all repaired to their homes, voting the evening a big success. Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, Etc. FINE DRESS GOODS, Laces and Embroidery, Trunks and Valises. Agents for Buttericks Patterns OUR MOTTO: We study to please our customers. Ocala, Florida. MRS. M. E. HODGE, "Dress- Making and General Sewing. AlLCutting, Sewing and Fitting: done in the Latest Style, at the Lowest Prices and on short notice. "Rooms LI pstalrs, Alorth Side Square. Ocala, Fla. IN JAIL, mm IIoteLr- OCALA, FLORIDA. Per Day. Singleton the Murderer Caught in a Trunk. Singleton, the negro who murder ed Policeman Jack McCormick in Ybor City, was caught yesterday morning in a negro house in the scrub between Tampa and Ybor City. He was h;cing in a trunk. The trunk was take. 1 to' the jiil ard locked up in a cell before being opened. Great excitement prevails, and Rates $2.00 to $2.50 Open the Year Round. Special Rates by the Week. Free Sample Rooms. The LSLT Bellview 0 0 2 TO SOU TH M TV I M STK E. E.T, El VI LLC, M. e. FIRST-CLASS BOARDING Large Shady Grounds. Convenient to Street Cars. Nicely Furnished.3 UtI Rates from $7 to S10 per Week. Reduction made to Families. M T. H. Gary. ru

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team. Xaunory, 3obanson TBvos., proprietors, "Work for Transient Customers Finished Same Day Received. Special Prices to Families. pAll goods Avill allowed to remain in the office over Thirty Days. Corner Hain South Third Streets. p- c E0s. Ocala, Florida. UHICII A UK YOU i Tliere are two kinds of people on earth today; Just two kinds of people, no more, I say. Jvfot the sinner and saint, for 'tis well understood The Rood are half bad, and the bad are half good. Tiot the rich and the poor, for to count a man's wealth Vou must first know the state of his conscience and health. Jtfet the humble and proud, for in life's little span Vho puts on vain air is not counted a man. yiol the happy and sd, for the swift flying years HI Ung each man his laughter and each man his tears. Ho, the two kinds of people on eirth I mean, Arc the people who lift, and" the people who lean. IVJiererer you go, you will find the world's masses Ate always divided in just these two classes. And oddly enough you will find, too, I ween, There is only one lifter to twenty who lean. fin which class are you? Are you easing the load Of overtaxed lilters who toil down the road? Or are you a leaner, who lets others bear "Your portion of labor and worry and care? Ella W heeler Vilco. Fresh, fat oysters today and .every day now at L. S. Black's, -city market. Use our Eczema and Tetter Cure for all cutaneous diseases; sure ure for erysipelas, Tydmgs Co. Esta oficina hace toda clase de trabajo do imprenta en ingles y spano). R. E. Yonge, jr., has in stock a supply of patent gas lighters. You fight the machine, then turn the .cock snd light the burner at the ame time. On'y one matcri to 2the house. Call and see them at JR. E. Yonge Co's. OYSTERS, OYSTERS Fresh, fat, fine, today by the quart, gallon, or in the shell, on See at L. S. Black's, stall n, city narket. oucnonoonononocnonononoiis o o El O E3 O d a n q o a ;Today? o a r We ask this repeatedly, because 2 often follow triflinc a fling q O If you are weak q and generally ex- q hausted, nervous, q have no appetite q and can't work, 5 begin at once tak tng the most relia- q ble strengthening q medicine, which is 0 Brown's Iron Bit- tl Brown's Iron Bitters CXI o a O ters. Benefit comes r 1 f dose. IT CURES 1 Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver g Neuralgia, Troubles, 3 Constipation, Impure Blood, ci ftlalaria. Nervous ailments g o Women's complaints. Get only the genuine it has crossed red 2 lines on the wrapper. S 5 CROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO. g ucncnciiOncnoooonooooononsy DYE WORKS We'are do in 2: work to Miir the times, for Cheapest place in town Cleaning and Repairing jclothes. Office in old express of- iice. New Voik Steam Dye "Works. be sold for charges if The Uacc Seats. Has any one of our readers ever noticed the tendency t f the peo ple to occupy back scats in a church? It will be in order for them to tell us why this is done. The editor of one of our Methodist contemporaries suggests that they need not be afraid that somebody will accuse them of being religious. No, for there are other things which go to determine that factor in a man's life. We are inclined to the thought that the people sit on the back seats from modesty. ome people, we mean, mepeo- pie in general are much more mod est than most people imagine. I This is true of them especially in public assemblages. It would nervously prostrate some men if they thought they had to make a speech. The same kind of fear controls them even in their attend ance upon meetings where speak ing is to be done. We have seen the same disposition manifested at political meetings. Whatever be the cause, it is a bad habit, and we would like to see a general moving forward. A word cf encourage ment from the pastor now and then would help matters much. FOR SALE. Eight-room cottage in the city of Ocala. Lot contains 2 acres, with stable, carriage house, ser vants' house, well, cistern, fruits, flowers, etc. Fifteen acres good land under fence adjoining, just outside city limits, can be leased for a term of years very low if desired. Enquire at this office. SPECIAL NOTICE. I wish to suggest to my friends and the public in general to place their orders lor Portraits and Pho tographs intended for HOLIDAY GIFTS as early as possible. The work can be delivered to you whenever vo u cts'itr, n)y,as all caretul workmanship demands skill as well as time, the sooner you place vour order with me the bet ter. Very respectfully yours, N. I. Gottlieb. Studio opposite the Montezuma. N. B ''Babies quick as a wink." DISSOLUTION NOTICE. The copartnership heretofore ex isting between Massey Spark man in the cross tie business has this da3' been dissolved hy mutual consent and said Sparkman will continue in the business. This Sept. 9, 1895. W. O. Massey. S. W. Sparkman. FOR SALE. A pair of well matched, medium sized bay mules; fat and first-class animals; cheap for cash. Apply Lt this office. HITTING O X V OU T V iilVHUJ JLO till VVWllVllV 'AV.V-C J- VSIL tUlllVlll j lilt ViX CV KJ j ter plan than examining our immense stock of Furniture and TTnnso Tn vniftliin cr lnnrlft. TTipv nro wrvnrlnrs in i limn solves People cannot understand how we can sell I secret is out: Our i iu )uui uu uiiicJgu-tu StOCK. SSHK 0 i SEE HERE o William James, the Upstairs Barber in the Gary Block, Has taken a Fall Hair Cut, 15 c. Shampoo, 15 c. Shave, 10 c. All work done in first-class style. Come and give me a trial. Win. James, The Upstairs Barter, GARY BLOCK, OCA1 A A immense stock must he n i i 5au ii55 U tun mi u l!o XL O Salt Fish I keep constantly on hand all kinds of provisions, includ ing Fish, Fruits and Vegetables, and all kinds of Fresh Green Groceries. I also receive daily Chickens, Eggs and Ice. A large supply constantly on hand. VVM. GRAY. Exposition Street, west from First National Bank. Via On account of National Meeting cf Kentucky Horse Breeders' As sociation at Lexington, Ky., will sell round trip tickets to Lexing ton on Oct. 7 and 8 for $24.40, good until Oct. 21, 1895. On account of the Grand Army of the Republic at Louisville, Ky., j :H 11 1 4.: ..'I.,..- T N LP Cheap Rates PMet m win sen ruuuu inp iickcis icj l,ou- passenger agem, wcaia; v. lVl. isville on Sept. 8, 9, 10 and 1 1 for Jolly, division passenger agent, onlv $17.80, good until Oct. 5, Tampa; B. W. Wrenn, general pas 1895. isenger agent, Savannah, Ga.; H.. j C. McFadden, assistant general On account of dedication of the j passenger agent, Savannah, Ga. PL AN them so cheap. The reduced. It will he i nu ciiu ruuuciug Ulll race ul Chicamauga and Chattanooga Na tional Paid, will sell round trip tickets to Chattanooga ou Sept. 16 to 19 inclusive for only 11.40, gooa until Octci3, 1895. SIONS TO FLORIDA. On September 4th and October 2nd tickets will be sold by the Plant System to all points in Florida, limited 20 days, from the principal Ohio and M:ssissippi gateways and from points beyond,, at one fare for the round trip. ONE WAY SETTLEKS KATES. On September 4th and October 2nd, and on the first Tuesday of each month thereafter, until further advised, one way tickets will be sold via the Plant System from principal Ohio and Missis sippi River gateways and from points beyond to principal points in Florida at a rate of one and one half cent per mile, counting short line mileage. ATLANTA, GA. Ac count Cotton States and In ternational Exposition the Plant System will sell tickets September 5th and 1 2th, and every day from September 15th to December 15th,. limited to January 7th, at $18.55, from Ocala. Also September iGtn, until December 16th, limited twenty days, at $13.60. Tickets sold every Tuesday and Thursday after September 16th to December 24th at 9.90, limited ten days. KNOXVILLE, TKNN. September 15th to 16th, the Plant System will sell tickets to Knoxvilie and return account bat tlefield encampment of the oons of Veterans, limited to return Oc tober 10th at $13.10 from Ocala. For further information apply to C. F. Faires, city ticket agent, Ocala House, F. C. Alworth, depot ticket agent, Ocala. For tickets to all points, summer mtes and the quickest time, call on or address F. J. Huber, ticket agt, Florida Southern depot; C. F. Faires city ticket agen Ocala House; H. G. Haycraft, traveling S 1 T m