The Ocala Evening Star (Ocala, Fla.)
October 30, 1895

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4 X Vol. 1. No. I3O. OCALA, FLORIDA, OCTOBER 3O, 1895. Frice Five Cents PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE WEEK EXCEPTING SUNDAY. I L& Wis? 11 LI Li Lf Lily ALL OYER THE WORLD O'DOXXELL. FLASHES OVER THE WIRE IN CONDENSED FORM, A Callahan, Fla., Oct. 30. Mr. C. O'Donnell, one of the oldest citi zens of Callahan, died Tuesday morning and was buried today in the Catholic cemetery. Items of Interest for Everybody Who Desires to Keep up'With the Times, A FIGHT. A OUEER FREAK. Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 30 Five years ago Mrs. .John Pippert, of Middletown, Pa lost her wedding ring by throwing it with some dish water into the garden, A diligent search failed to discover the ring. The other day Mrs. Pippert dug some potatoes in her garden, and while peeling them for supper the knife struck something hard in one, and to her astonishment, on cutting into the potato, she found her lost wedding ring. As evidence of this strange tale the ring, the potato, the garden spot, and Mr. and Mrs. John Pippert are truth ful witnesses. Cettinje, Montenegro, Oct. 30 A bloody fight between Moham medans and Catholics has taken place at Scutri, Albania. Many were killed on both sides. HEART FAILURE. Paris, Oct. 30 Mrs. James B. Eustis, wife of United States Am bassador Eustis, died suddenly at Rotoath, Ireland, of heart failure. STATE NEWS. FOR $200,000. Philadelphia, Oct, 30.--Isidor II. Sultzbach, clothing dealer at Thirteenth street and Ridge aven- ue, assigned yesterday to Simon Bach'arach. J. L. Green wald, at torney for the assignee, stated yesterday afternoon that the assets amounted to $200,000, but that the liabilities would exceed this amount. Manufacturers' Record: A dis patch states that the Howard-Harrison Iron Company, of Bessemer, Ala., has secured the contract for supplying four thousand nine hun dred tons of iron pipe for the sewer system at Jacksonville, Fla. The contract, which is valued at batween $75 000 and $100 000, was secured in competition with several northern concerns, among them Wood Co., of Philadelphia, and the Ncal Pipe and Four dry Co., of Burlington, N. J. Company, subject to the next meeting of the city council. There will be no more Xo. 2 and 2 Com panies and will only be two com yanies in the city, Nos. 1 and 4' In a short time the horse now kept at Young America station Xo. 3 will be used to draw the hook and ladder truck, and the entire fire department will be kept at head quarters. A general change from trie present condition ot things at the station will of necessity have to be made before all of the de partment can be accomodated at the one station. In many respects this will be a great improvement over the old order of things and the expense will be very materially lessened. The present members of No. 4 Hose Co. are as follows: J. R. Devane, president; Otto Mente, foreman; Wll Bracy, ass't foreman; Bob Harper, sec'y and treasurer; J. V. McPhearson, J. V Davis. J. F. Chaille, J. W. Duggan, Sid Whaley, W. E McGahagin, Carl Deifenbock, J. R. White, G C. Pastuer, C. D. Hays, T. A. Yancy and P. B. Dikes, Otto Mente, R. L. Harper, and Y. V. McPhearson, were appointed a committe to draft resolutions. Watches AND TwHrv 9 UV ff VII J OPTICAL GOODS. Gleaning, Repairing and Engraving. Guaranteed First-Glass Work. North Side Square, Ocala, Fla. :redQ.B.Weihe. Postoffice Drug1 Store, DEALERS IN CIRCUIT COURT. Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines, Fancy Goods, Stationery, &c, Soda Water and Ice Cream. Physician's Prescriptions Corefully Compounded. W. A. REDDING, flanager. 2vS 5? 50$ FIGHTING. Constantinople, Oct. 30. Ad vices from Aleppo say there has been continuous fighting in Marash, ninety miles northwest of Alepop, for the last three days between Turks and 'Armenians. No details of the disturbances are yet obtainable. JUDGE APPOINTED. Washington, Oct. 30. The pres ident has appointed Yancey Lewis of Ardmore, I. T United States judge for the central district of that territory to succeed Judge Stuart. A BEAUTIFUL STORE. J. A. Rowell the enterprising shoe merchant of our city has just put in a belt of electric lights around the interior of his store. The lights are placed down both bides and across the ends; three lights are placed in each show window. The effect at night is very beautiful. The light being so brilliant that the immense stock Proceedings of Monday and Tues days' Court Given Briefly. The case of D. C. W. Smith vs. E. W. Agnew, assumpset, was called. Judgment was rendered in favor of Smith, in the sum of $11, 213.82 and cost of court and judge ment ordered filed against Agnew. B. DuPree Hodge, sheriff and ex officio administrator of John McCarthy, deceased, vs. W. S. Bullock. After empaneling a jury it was found necessary to file new pleas and the jury was discharged and the case was placed at the foot of the docket. Addie and Joe Vaughn for the MRS. M. E. HODGE, Dress Making and General Sewing. L-AIl.Cutting. Sewing and Fitting done in the Latest Style, at the Lowest Prices and on short notice. "Room 3 LI pstairs, Alorth Side Square. Ocala, Fla. A MOONLIGHT RIDP WANTS DAMAGES. Indianapolis, Oct. 30. Mrs. Zela Seguin Wallace, through her at torneys, has filed a suit against the Terre Haute and Indianapolis R. R. company for damages to the amount of 50,000. HON. HENRY JONES. Washington, D. C, Oct. 30. Hon Henry Jones, who w?s secre tary of the late Senator Co'quitt, of Georgia, and for a long time connected with the Atlanta Con stitution, died suddenly, this after noon of typhoid fever, Subscribe.for the Star. of beautiful goods are shown off to even better effect than in the day use of C. H, Suber vs. E. W. Ag time. j new,jury empaneled, and returned a verdict in favor of plaintiff and assessed damages at $2 613 00 Judgment was issued in favor cf the Vaughns for the benefit and use of C. H. Suber. J. M. Culter vs. E. W. Agnew, replevin. Jury empanneled and court adjourned until Tuesday. The case was taken up Tuesday morning and the jury returned a verdict, finding the right of the property (a piano and fixtures) in i It was this wa) Fred Gardner and Otto Mente, two well known firemen made a bet before the boys went to Atlanta. Otto: That the belt would be taken over 40 seconds. Fred: That it would be taken under. The wager was that the looser should ride the other around the square in a wheelborrow. The j favor of plaintiff. het turned AP-ainst Fred and last' 0 -1 yasrer Joro. vs night, to the great amusement of a large crowd, he paid his "debt of honor." ACME HOTEL, North Magnolia St., Morth of F. C. P. Depot, OCALA, FLA. Has been thoroughly remodeled and ref arn;ehed throughout Beautiful airy rooms and best table bord to be had in the city for ihe money. Rates $1.00 per Day. Special Rates by tte Week. High Qra.de Goods, Low Grade Prices. Repairing and Engraving. All Work Guaranteedt A. E. Btimett'S, Jeweler Merchants' Block, Oca a, Fla. AT THE CITY COURT. The cases of M. Fishel aud S L. Bitting were called. Mr. Fishel j was discharged and Mr. Bitting fined $5 and cost of court. A. Teague. Case refered to R. McCarthy for trial. M E. Gunter vs. A. S. Gunter. Verdict for defendant. Court then adjourned until this morning at 9 o'clock. OYSTERS, OYSTERS! FIREMEN MEET. Fresh, fat, fine, today by the quart, gallon, or in the shell, on ce at L. S. Black's, stall 11, city i market. Last Night's Business Meeting at Headquarters. At last night's meeting cf the firemen, hose companies Nos. 2 There are pir t;es in Ocala get ting up gangs of laborers to go to Central America to work on the railroad being built there. They' and 3 consolidated and will now be offer $2.25 per day and transporta- permanently known as No. 4 He se tion to the field of work. FALL MILLINERY! Having just received a full line of the latest styles of fall millinery, we are now ready to please the ladies. All we ask is for you to call and see us. Thanking you for past favors, I am Kindly yours Mrs. C. A. Brown. New Fal Mrs flillinery Goods. is carrying a beautiful line of Pattern Hats and Everything ew and Stylish in the Milliner? Line. Call and examine goods and get prices. 1 f

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