The Ocala evening star. [volume], October 21, 1895, Image 2

About The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943

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PORTER 2 IIARDLG, Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION 0 CJ;NTS PC flONTH.
$5.00 per Year.
5 els. per Copy al News Stands.
Ym:x you hear a man announce
that In: has q lit politics and reli
gion, watch him. He who neg
Icc's his country's welfare and for
feits his Clod is somewhat dangerous.
The orange grower is nov; toss
ing the new mown hay." Orange
sprouts have made a good growth.
A good many orange and grape
fruit buds have been put in.
while the average that lived was
small. Those that did live are do
ing well and making fine growth.
'Parson Brown" orange buds are
the favorites. This orange ripens
an arm would have to be ampu
tated. The injured man is a son of E.
B. Whidden, former manager of
the Ocala House. An incompe
tent physician set the wrist which
was fractured and otherwise out of
joint, and did such a poor job that
Dr. Thompson had to treat it
again, but it was too late to save it
from dibfiurement.
The other arm a'so sustained a
fracture. Dr. Thompson says
ther is no foundation whatever
for the report that the arm would
have to be amputated.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Saturday's Proceedings Given
in Brief.
State vs. Creola Crew., for j
murdering her new-born child, was j
called, and parties all being present
and ready, trial was continued. A ;
jury was empaneled and after hear-j
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very early in September. Many i"g the evidence retired to consid-j Use our Eczema and Tetter Cure
buds wiH b put induring this
nonth and next: to remain dor
mant until next spring. Weir
Park item in Times Union.
Magnetizing horseshoes with
happiness from the heads of happy
oeople and then making people
ffl cted with melancholia wear
iem is a clever notion of a Paris
ctor. Whatever starts in Paris
the way v-f medical experiment
. sue to have a hearing- in En?-
land and America. It -has been
popularly supposed that h3ppr
nt-ss is in the heart, but as it would
he difficult to put a horseshoe
around the lvart of the healthy
nnd hippy, the Parisian scientist
takes another ard more intellec
tual view of it. His horseshoe on
the head i a sort ot visible mind
cure in pctive operation. Boston
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SHOT IN CHURCH.
An Eighreen-Year O'd Colored
Bny Shot During Services.
Last night at 8 o'clock, while
service's were bing held at St.
PhilippX a new colored Baptist
ohurrh erected on the Flemington
road, alvu-. Hht miles from town,
wo c-4!o H b ys, about eighteen
rs old, were sitting side by side.
One of them, Sam Samson, begn
valUing, and the other, Jim Wilkin
son, remonstrated wi n him and
tried to keep him quiet, where
upon Sam, pulled nut a pistol and
shot Jim, th2 ball entering the
center of his thigh and lodging
somewhere in the limb.
The weapon used was a 32 cali
per and inflicted a very painful,
hough not necessarily serious,
vound.
Eirly this morning Jim's father
loaded him into a wagon and drove
into town, when Jim was taken up
to Dr. Hood's offue, where, when
seen about o'clock this morning
by a Star man, the doctor was
probing for the ball, but had not
been able to locate it.
Jim was good good grit, and al
though not under the influence of
any opiate, did not flinch or utter
a groan. Sam is still at large, and
no warrant has been taken out.
er tne case anu reiurneu a veraict ; tor on cutaneous diseases: sure
of guilty as charged in the indict- j cure for erysipelas, Ty dings &
ment. The judge passed sentence j
of six months at hard labor in j Take vour prescriptions to
county j iil of Marion county. Tydings & Co. and get their
Case of state vs. A. S. Morgan j prices. Only pure druzs used.
for murder was continued till next ! pjne fresh water fish today on ru
term ana oona nxea at iooo, to oe ice at imck. s, stein au. 11,
approved by clerk. 1 City Market.
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State vs. Jim "Owens, for larcer.y. j R E. Vonge, jr., has in stock a pJ
-i-t- - - r 1 r 1 1 1 r ' ' "1 . " f u.
upon appneanon 01 aei-naant ana 1 supply 01 patent gas iiRnier. ou , R h n(j DresseJ Seasoned Lumber Constantly on Hand at
counsel, bond heretofore fixed at ; "S"1 t"t- macmne, men turn iuc ; -j , lowest srsh pwes.
cock ana ngnt tne ourner at tne m MOr,., , 0 n . . .
fUr n,of,l, ,nl NORTH OF F. C. & P. DEPOT. OCALA, FLA.
Yankee Novelty Works B
Are putting up such Nice
cJow end Door Screens
so Little Honey.
We manufacture AI! Kinds of SCROLL WOK, BRACKETS, MOULDING
TURNING, WINDOW and DOOR PKAHES, CABINETS, and all kinds of
Carpenter and Job Work. A f ulS supply of
$203 was changed to 50.
Case of state vs. CaptainWilli 1ms
was continued till next term.
Court then adjourned till Mon
day. OYSTERS, OYSTERS!
the bone. Call and see them
R. E Yonge & Co's.
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PATRONIZE
GEO. A. NASH,-
Fresh, fat, finrj, today by the
quart, gallon, or in the shell, on
ce at L. S. Black's, stall 11, city
i market.
OGALA HOUSE BARBER SHOP,
DEAELR IX
A CORRECTION.
D-. Thompson asked us to state
that in the case of Pete Whidden,
who was badly injured b a fall
from a scaffold in Citrus county
some time ago, the Times-Union
Hind local papers stated that he
was Dr. Hood's patient, and that
Additional Locals,
Gottlie"b makes Flash Light
Photos of Theater Parties, ,Ballsf
Banquets, etc., at short notice, and
guarantees perfect satisfaction.
Miss Hattie Curry, who is
teaching' in Candler, spent Satur
day and Sunday with her parents
in this city.
Fresh, fat oyster today and
every day nbw at L. S. Black's,
city market.
Y. A. Irvine, one of the leading
photographers of our city, return
ed today from a short business
trip up the road.
All the Dark Fall Shades in
Percales 36 inches wide, for boys,
girls' ana Jadies' Shirt Waists, at
ioc per yard at the Bazar Store.
The National Protective Legion
of Waverly, N. Y., on Sept. 26
paid to John Yatch $15 for one
week's sick benefit.
Sam Birdsey and Al Wright
will leave Wednesday for New
York, partly on business and part
ly on pleasure,
W. C. Archer, mattress maker
and cleaner, will return Friday and
resume his old business.
For Sale. Five shares in Ocala
Building and Loan series D. Ad
dress Box 201, Oca.
The first dividend of the First
National Bank, it is expected, will
be declared in a very few days
probably during this week.
The National Protective Legion
is incorDorated under the suner-
vision of the insurance depart- if
ment ot New York.
Mrs. Syd. L. Carter of Gaines
ville came down yesf rday to visit
her husband, States Attorney Car
ter, who is stopp:ng tt the Arlington.
O. V. M c C O V
PROPRIETOR.
The oldest and best established
Barber in the city. Only expert
workmey employed.
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