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South Lake Weir Wavelets.
Onvapoudun-e of the Ooaia Bauupr,
The auuual meetiug of the Forest
HUI Cemetery Association was held
at the school house on Saturday after
noon and It was a very harmonious
gathering. On the first ballot for pres
ident the honors were evenly divided
between Dr. N. D. Faunce, E. H. Ray
mond and Myron E. Gillette; on (he
the second ballot Dr. Faunce was
elected, and M. E. Gillette was elected
vice-president and E. H. Raymond,
secretary and treasuer, both gentle
men receiving unanimous votes.
The Society of Christim Endeavor
held a profitable and well attended
meetiug as usual on Sunday morning.
At a business meeting held at its close
it was voted to omit the regular Sun
day morning meetings when there is
to be preaching, which at present is
on the first and third Sundays of each
month; and hereafter the meetings
are to commence promptly at half
past nine, standard time.
The annual election of officers of t lie
Union Sunday School was held at the
close of the regular session last Sun
day morning. E. 11. Raymond was
elected superintendent; G. S. Thacker,
assistant superintendent; E. W. Chase,
declining a renomination as secretary
and treasurer, Mr. Frank Johnson was
elected to fill these positions. Alias
Lizzie Helm was chosen librarian and
Miss Ada Johnson organist. A uuaui- I
inous vote of thauks was tendered to j
Miss Johnson for her services in that
position the past year.
W. VV. Reed is crowded with work j
at his newly located saw mill, and lias I
orders for some weeks ahead.
The Partridge House lias recently ;
beeu sold, and is beiug fitted up for J
the octupaucy of 5 r. and Mrs. Coates,
who recently arrived from New York,
and who are at present domiciled with \
Dr. Frauuce.
Miss Maggie Coates, teacher of the j
school, has in preparation an Arbor
Day entertainment by her pupils.
Mr. Jacob Broken, an oid chum of '
Mr. George S. Thacker, is stopping |
with him at E. S. (Jpbams, and it is j
enough to make one’s hair stand on
ends to hear those worthies relate j
their thrilling adventures and blood
curdling tragedies on the plains of the
"wild and woolly west ”
Mr. Wm. 11. Potter, proprietor of
"Saint’s Rest,” who intended to be
with us by this time, has been serious
ly sick with pneumonia at his home
In Boston, but at last accounts was re
covering.
We regret to hear of the death of
the wife of Rev. Mr. Partridge, form
erly of this place.
The Paddock place has recently
been sold by R. E. McMahan to Mr.
Flower, of Pittsburg, Pa., who, it is
reported, will soon renovate it.
'lhe wharf at the foot of Lake street
has lately beeu rebuilt, and a commo
dious store house erected thereon by
the contributions of neighboring or-
growers, an improvement due to
the?htcrnrise of Mr. Frank Johnson.
The steamer Maggie, Captain Russell,
has been doing a good business from
this wharf this reason carrying fruit
to the railroad at Weir Park.
Rufus E. McMahan has gone to
Panassotfkee to and a job of work for
a phospfiate company there.
Mr. Oscar Bhogren has gone to I‘al
letto, on the Gulf coast, to work for a
while with his father carpentering.
His sister, Miss Florence, who recently
came with him from liliuois, will re
main here for the winter.
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Pellets. Bmullest, easiest, cheapest,
best. They’re tiny, sugar-coated,
anti-bilious granules, a compound of
refined and concentrated vegetable
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Bilious Attacks, Hick ami Bilious
Headaches, and all derangements of
the liver, stomach and bowels, are
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maueutly cured, too. By their mild
and natural action, these little Pellets
lead the system into natural ways |
agaiu. Their inllueuce lasts.
Every thing catarrahal in its na- i
ture, catarrh itself, and ail the trou
bles that come from catarrh, are per
fectly and permanently cured by Dr.
Sage’s Catarrh Remedy. No matter
how bad your case or of how- long
standing, you cau be cured.
Leßoy Items.
Correspondence of the Banner:
Ocala’s little suburb, “Leßoy,” lias
beeu wrapped in smoke since last
week, owing to forest tires all around.
Our little town seems to have grown
somewhat the past year. Some nice
new cottages cau be seen scattered
around, and Holt I Leßoy has several
northern visitors seeking a quiet home
for the winter, and occasionally Ocala
has them on her streets buying and
supplying themselves with necessaries.
Orange shipping is still in progress,
and prices are getting to be more satis
factory.
New-visitors are well pleased w ith
our section of country, and no doubt
the industries of Ocala will be bene
fitted by having Leßoy situated near
it.
The Banner is sought after by our
visitors, and thinking perhaps that
you would like to have the news, I
have presumed to peu the above dots.
HIC J AOF.T.
To preserve a youthful appearance
as long as possible, it is indispensable
that the hair should retain its natural
color and fullness. There is no prep
aration so effective as Ayer’s Hair
Vigor. It prevents baldness, and
keeps the scalp clean, cool, aud
healthy. ___________
A fine variety of nuts for the holi
days at Martinot’s French Bakery.
THE LOYAL LEGION-
The Demorest Medal Contest last Night
at the Methodist Church.
A large audience greeted t! ' young
temperance orators who cont :c<l for
a silver tned-d and the honor of pos
sessing the same last niglii it the
Methodist church.
Mrs. F. P. Gaffney, the indefatigable
president of the flourishing society,
presided, and introduced the speakers
by number. They proved to be Gra
de Gafhiey, Toni Farris, Josie Rogers,
Justin Ogle, Anna Luntraus aud Will
Gary. All acquitted themselves well,
and deserve great credit tor the man
lier in which they committed their
pieces and the grace, ease and self
possession with which they delivered
them.
Only two ot the speakers needed
prompting, and they but a word each.
The judges, Prof. Re-hards, Judge
MeCouathy and U. L. Bit linger,
agreed that Will Gary, in the delivery
of his piece, had made the highest
points, in voice, articulation, gesture,
memory and geueral effect, and the
silver medal was unanimously award
ed to him.
By invitation of the president of
the society. 0. L. Bittingor presented
the same.
The exercises were interspersed with
some good singing, and the evening
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
The society is doing a good and no
ble work in teaching the young folks
the baneful effects of alcohol hi the
human system.
Where Physicixns Fail.
Radam's Microbe Killer will cer
tainly do what is is generally believed
uo living physician can accomplish—
that is. it will cure Cancer of the
liver and of the stomach.
Mrs. Lai ra Cooker,
Dowagiae, Mich.
A Thorough Musician and a Successful
Teacher.
Mrs. F. A. Btoy, who is domiciled at
the Ocala House, is a'most estimable
lady and a teacher of music, possess
ing excellent qualifications. She pay
particular attention to cultivating tlu
voice, instruction on the piano and a
correct interpretation of the true theory
of harmony.
The lady is well known in Ocala,
having beeu a resident of this city
several years ago, and is pleasantly
and favorably remembered. She lias
also lived in Palatku, whereshe taught
her profession with most gratifying
results.
Mrs. Stoy is a graduateof one of the
most renowned professors of music in
the city of Boston, who was a pupil of
the immortal Mendlessolin. Her rep
utation, adjudged by those who are
musicians themselves and pride them
selves on what constitutes a true
teacher of the science of harmony, is
her thoroughness and her aptitude in
imparting and impressing on her pu
pils the absolute necessity of this
kiud of work if they ever expect. t<>
become musicians and true lovers of
the art.
Mrs. Stoy’s terms are fifty cents
for piano and seventy five for vocal
lessons.
The lady can he found by calling or
addressing her at the Ocala House.
Gall vs. Wilson-
In the senate yesterday Senator
Cali offered a resolution to suspend
the injunction of secrecy in the case
of passing on the nomination of ?b
collector of internal revenue for ii
state’of Florida. But as the res; lo
tion itself was construed as execu• ro
bustness, the presiding officer ordi . e.i
the galleries to be cleared and the
doors closed, aud the senate went into
executive session.
In a Hole-
Mr. James Banders, while riding
over an old field covered with sage
brush a few days ago at a lively gait,
suddenly found himself standing on
the ground and the bind legs and body
of his horse in a gopher hole, almost
out of sight. By digging away the
earth and some lively prying he r< -
leased his animal from his half-en
tombed position.
“Now is the winter of our discon
tent made glorious summer” by Ayer’s
Sarsaparilla. This wonderful medi
cine so invigorates the system ami
enriches the blood that cold weatner
becomes positively enjoyable. .Arctic
explorers would do well to make a
note of this.
For Sale—Bare bargain.
Desirable property in Ocala, corner
of Lime and South Third streets, mar
the public school Healthy location.
City water. Two houses and hams.
T.tle perfect. Address, B. I’. Rich
ards, Gainesville, Fla. 12-12-lm.
For Sale.
Sixty-five acres of good laud, 12
miles from Ocala, 5 acres in orange
grove. Will guarantee 250 boxes of
oranges this year. Will sell close if
sold soon. Also 3 lots in Ocala, 100 by
356 ft. on high ground. To parties
wishing to build will sell cheap
Buildings are rapidly extending in
direction of lots. For information ap
ply to box 525, Ocalu, Fla. 7-21
CITY MARKET
Meats, Salt and Fresh Fish of all Kinds
and Varieties
Fowl, and Vegetables. As good an
, assortment for quality and kind and
I as low prices as can be found in the
j city* City and country trade invited.
I Highest cash prices paid for country
produce. Call on Geo. Courtney,
* City Maik
A Strong Phosphate Company.
The Florida Phosphate Company,
Hernando, Citrus county, Fla., is
among the most prosperous phosphate
companies *ln Florida. The officers
are: W. B. Chisholm, Charleston, S.
C., president; Jas. W. Allison, Rich
mond, \ a., vice-president; R. G.
Chisholm, Charleston, 8. C., secre
tary; E. B. Addison, Richmond, Va.,
C. B. Mag ruder, Rockledge, Fla., G.
C. Stevens, Atlunta, Ua., E. VV. Ag
new and P. J. Peacher, Ocala, Fla.,
stockholders.
The lands purchased by this com
pany cost from SSO to $235 per acre for
different homesteads, upon which
there are fine deposits of high grade
phosphate, upon oueof which is estab
lished a fine plant of the most ap
proved machinery, engines, crushers,
log-washers, dryers, elevators, seives,
railroad tracks with cars and dummy
engine for trans|Mriing the phosphate
from the troll works of the mine,
where it is elevated from 2u to 50 feet
up out of the mine in steel buckets
holding 1,000 or more pounds and
dumped into the cars) to be taken to
th* crusher aud passed through the
process of pertecting seventy to eighty
tons per day ready for market. The
company lias shipped to England
ov i twenty cargoes of 2,(KK) tons each,
and inis now a number of cargoes pre
pared ready to be sold when the mar
ket commands $7.50 to SB.OO per ton
f, o. b.
Unfortunately there are a number
of companies who borrowed money to
run their mines, they are obliged
and compelled to sell as fast as they
mine, tiie brokers take advantage and
bear the market to the lowest far
thing, which will insure an organiza
tion of the miners for their protection.
Indeed, there is now beingoigauized a
company to control the Florida phos
phates on this side the waters, forcing
Hie manufacturers abroad to buy
here, and manipulate their ocean
freights and contiugenees for them*
selves.
The wiki, extravagant idea of there
being phosphate to supply the world
for the next hundred years is being
last dispelled. Some who thought
their mines would run for twenty-five
years have exhausted them in as
many months. Numbers of others
will soon run out, whicu is attracting
, ihe attention o f business men to the
tact that the business should he prop
erly husbanded, aud soon they will
have tiie phosphates of Florida pay
ing dividends next to the Standard
Oil Company of Pennsylvania. So
mote it tie. (i. \V. ll akdinq.
It "gets there” every time—Mr.
Anton Marx, 2420 DeKulh St., St.
Louis, Mo., says: “I have suffered
with rheumatism for the last two
years, and have doctored considerably
but Salvation Oil is tiie only remedy
that has effected a cure.”
2,500 Free Born Citizens Distributed.
The Citizen Publishing Company, of
Jacksonville, chartered a special
train, and through its Ocala corres
pondent, Editor Louis J. Brumby,
distributed Sunday morning 2,500
copies of tiie "Citizen,” the new Jack
sonville daily. Nine carriers were
employed, tv -> predated it
as it contained an interesting article
about Ocala’s growth aud progress.
Shucks!
Talking about inquireies to an ad.,
why the other day forty-nine persons
called to see the Banner’s deputy
about a notice in ttie Little Daily.
In cases where dandruff’, scalp dis
eases, falling aud gray ness of tiie hair
appear, do not neglect them, but ap
ply a proper remedy and tonic like
Hall’s Hair Rencwer.
The reputation of tiie Montezuma
hotel is growing daily, And why not
when all those who enjoy its comforts
aud conveniences have only good
words to say of its management under
Mrs. Ratty.
Meuttil depression, wakefulness,
lost manhood, caused by i rrors of
y.u. ! h or later excess* s quii-iUy cured
by Magnetic Nervine.- Guaranteed by
the Anti-Monopoly Drug Store.
A NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM.
Money in Sight For Investors.
Horace I*. Eagletou, dealer in all
kinds of improved real estate in Mar
ion, Lake and the other counties o f
the state. Cali on or write to
Horace P. Kaoekton,
Room Motes Block, Leesburg, Fla.
and 11-6
For Sale Cheap.
Forty acres fine land 11 miles from
city of Ocala. Also city property.
Apply to Mrs. H. 1.. Wells.
12-15-63 3t. w.
Notice of Stoc holder’s Meeting.
The fourth annual meeting of the
stockholders in the Ocala & Blue
River Phosphate Company will con
vene at the Ocala House, Ocala, l’la.,
at 11 a. m. Tuesday, ihe 16th day of
January, A. D., U>94
(’has. \V. White,
M. C. Renk.k,' President.
Secretary.
For Sa e at a Bargain.
A six room house with kitchen at
tached; the house is in good order;
one-half acre ground; hearing orange
trees, good cistern, etc. The house is
in Citra, next to the biggest orange
groves si! the world, which offer good
opportunities for labor. Apply at this
offit e.
For Sale at a Bargain.
A 37-acre farm w ithin 1 J miles of
city limits of Ocala. 100 head of
fowls, 25 head of hogs, 14 head of cat
tle, horse and wagon and other farm
tools. I will sell cheap for cash or ex
change for Oeala city property. Ad
dress or apply to J. B, Sutton, Ocala,
Fla. 1-4-04 lm.
Steam Well Borers.
The uudersigued parties are pre
pared on short notice to drill all kinds
of wells, guarantee their work and
time required to complete same.
Apply to, J. D. Allen,
Wm. Mckay, Hernando, Fla.
Ocala, Fia. Tl-29-93.
Repairing of all kinds done at Con
don’s, the jeweler.
THE OCALA BANNER, JANUARY 19 1894
K. of P. Publio Installation.
The exercises attending the public
installation of officers of the Ocala
Knights of Pythias lodge Wednesday
night was a very successful and pleas- I
ant affair. The Castle hall did not
hold half of those wliolsought admit
tance.
The ladies were out in force aud
their presence greatly Appreciated.
Tiie K. of P. Orchestra, led by Prof.
Henry Rickards, supplied the instru
mental music and played well.
Mr. Hendron was master of cere
monies aud presided with dignity and
grace.
The program ran as follows:
Mr. A1 Wright gave the welcoming
address. Will Dale sang a solo and
afterwards gave a spirited recitation.
Mr. Alfred Alien made everybody
happy iiy giving a courtship scene,
while Miss Mattie Allred was roundly
applauded by giving, in her exquisite
manner, a piece entitled "Little
Brier Rose.” Prof. Rickards and Wil
bur Miller rendered violin solos and
Charlie Miller, who played the no- j
comp.inimeut on tbe piano, also!
played a solo. C. L. Bittingor made a I
few remarks on the good work the K 1
ef P. ami similar societies are doing
for mankind, when Dr. R. P. Izlar in
stalled the officers elected for the year
1594.
ft was au evening that w ill he pleas
antly remembered.
The Misses Gamsby, Minnie and
Kate, owing to illness, could not par
ticipate in the program and Messrs.
I>. S. Woodrow amt Fred Clarke were
also unavoidably absent.
The stormy winters with its rains,
and snows, and rushing blasts serves
timely notice on all persons who
think life worth the living, that they
must keep on hand a supply of Dr.
Bull’s Cough Syrup, the infallible
cure for cough, cold and incipient
consumption, or suffer the consequen
ces of their temerity.
The extensive'and reliable firm of
E. W. Aguew & Cos., made the hearts
of all the children of the Ocala Graded
High school glad Monday by pre
senting every one of them a writing
pad with K. W. Agriew & Co.’s com
pliments, the covers of which were
adorned with pretty pictures. Of
course the,pads also told of the supply
of school books, stationery, etc. The
pupils appreciated the gifts all the
s line.
An operation or injection of carbolic
acid are- extremely dangerous. Try
Japanese Pile Cure. Positively guar
anteed by Anti-Monopoly Drug Store.
The Banner rejoices in the success
that has attended the labors of Mr. F.
P. Gaffney, the commercial printer.
He has presented his wife with a fine
driving horse.
Notice.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of Hie Chicago-Florida
Phoshate Company will he held at 12
o’clock noon, Wednesday, February
14th, 1894, at the office of the compa
ny in Ocala, Florida, for the transac
tion of such business as may be pre
sented, aud for the election of direc
tors to serve the ensuing year. All
stockholders are requested to be pres
ent. H. S..Merritt,
l-19-2t Secretary.
Dissolution Notice.
The firm known as B 11. Seymour
<& Cos., doing a saw-mill business near
Oeala is dissolved hy mutual consent
this 16th day of January, 1894. B. 11.
Seymour continues the business, as
sumes all the liabilities of the obi firm
and is to coiled all bills due the same
it. H. Seymovk,
• li. A. Boyd.
1-19-94 41.
00ALA BICE MILL.
At Mann’s grist mill. Cleans* rice
every Tuesday and Wednesday.
Prompt attention given to shipments
by freight. Charge for cleaning, one
sixth toll. Ira S. Keeler,
L. W. Mann,
1-12-94 d-w Proprietors.
For Sale.
Forty handsome building lots in the
most desirable portion of the eitv, sit
uated on Fort King avenue, Exposi
tion street and Lime street, near the
High School building, besides others
in more retired localities. Must be
sold to pay debts of minors. Terms
reasonable. Apply to
Mrs. F. R. Gary, Guardian.
11 29 4ui and and w
CITY MARKET.
Yauce.y & Davis.
Purveyors to the public in meats,
poultry and fish of every variety.
Quality high. Prices low. Remem
ber, stalls 1 ai City Market.
11-15-93-dw
E. C. Palmer. G. H. Rivcnt.uiy. A W. Frost
PAW!, BIYIBOBGiCO
(Successors toG. S. Palmer.)
WHOLESALE
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
Southern and Tropical Fruits and
Pr duce,
PALMER, RIVEN'BURG & CO.,
166 Reet St., - N. Y.
References—Chatham National Bank, RraC
s'reet’s and Dunn's Commercial Agencies, New
York City.
The Place to Buy—
The Place to Sell,
Seeond-naml household furnishing
goods of every variety and kiud.
It will save you money by calling
on
C. W. MAFFATT & CO.,
North side Square, Ocala.
Also bargains In bran new furniture.
LOOK! READ! LOOKIj
Startling News for
Everybody.
Stock and fixtures have to go within
a very short time and the Model
Clothing Cos., of Ocala, will shortly be
a thing of the past. We have decid
ed to give up business and offer our
entire stock of Clothing, Gents’ Fur
nishings, Trunks and Valises at such
prices for the next twenty days that)
will surprise and startle the trade, as j
we don’t care to move the stock, and
prefer giving the people the benefit, j
Everybody knows we have new goods, !
not shelf worn, motheuten, nor have
we auction goods. We manufacture i
our own goods, and can assert that we I
cau save you 50 per o ut. and more on
all your purchases, as we don’t care to
take anew lease on our store. Au !
enormous assortment of tailor-made ;
clothing, iti cutaways, sack, double
breasted, Prince Albert suits iu do
ne Stic and foreign fabrics of Ihe latest
styles, and are able to suit the most
fastidious taste, but to show you that
we are determined this stock must be
closed we quo e a few prices: Suits j
actually worth aud sold everywhere j
for $lO go for $3.65; Casaimere Suits j
wor I t sell for $5.75; Dress Suits j
worlh $18.50 only $7.75; fine Corkscrew
Suits sold everywhere for S2O and $22
must go for $10.90; Pants as low as 75
eents; hoy .suits worth 4-2 50, for only
90 cents; Overcoats, good value forslo,
we will sell for $4; Dress shirts for 40
cents, which cost anywhere else $1;
latest styles iu ueckweur of all descrip
tion. Trunks and Valises must go
like everything else in (he store aud
we will make prices that will surprise
everybody. We propose to sell all our
goods within a very short time; ruth
■ r sacrifice it in selling cheap than
pay freight. No use complaining
of hard times when you can buy goods
at your own price. This is a chance
which only comes once in a life time, |
but you must come at once, while as- j
sortinent and sizes are complete, j
.Merchants will do well do well to call
on us and take advantage of this ex
raordiuary big sale, as tiiis stock and
fixtures must be positively closed aud
at once.
Our goods are all marked in plain
figures aud positively no deviation in
prices, only one price for all, and
goods warranted as represented or
money refunded. Conte early ;nd
convince yourself that this gigantic
sale means what we say.
Parties indebted to us will please
call and settle, as we are winding up
tile business.
MODEL CLOTHING < <>..
Under Opera House, Ocala, Fla.
A BARGAIN IN
REAL ESTATE.
19 blocks in the city of Ocala, also
720 acres of fine hammock and mixed
lands, known as (lie Juo. B. Williams'
plantation. About 400 acres of same
cleared and suitable for cultivation ot
tobacco, sugar cane, corn, oats, etc.;
will also make good stock farm.
Dwelling of nine rooms, store-house,
smoke-house, barn and stables and
several fine sites for building, two
good springs and good deposit of peb
ble pbosphate. Said lands nine miles
south of Ocala and two miles from
Siiitos Station, on F. O. & P. R. It.
Also 86 acres fronting on beautiful
Lake Weir; 35 acres cleared and un
der wire fence; li acres in orange
grove, 5 acres in bearing. Dwelling
and barn on same with front view of
five miles. The lake abounds iu fish,
the black boss or trout predominating.
Fine sailing, ete. For information
apply to or address,
K. T. Williams, *
Box 883, Ocala, Fla.
Hotel for Bale.
An eighteen room hotel for sale or
rent. For particulars address this of
fice, or P. O. Box 312, Ocala, Fla.
5t and and 1 w 1-15 64
Repair Shop.
We have lately added to our
Harness and Saddlery Store a
R UP AIR DEPA RTM ENT.
We are prepaired to do all kinds
of Repairing and Jobbing at short
notice and at living prices. We
have employed MR. CRAWFORD,
of Georgia, an experienced man
with long practice, and feel sure
that we can please all.
Call and see us.
Respectfully.
E. L. ROOT & CO..
Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Furniture, Buggies, Waggons and
Harness, Ocala, Fla.
WOOD YAED!
WOOD YARD!!
WOOD YARD!!! !
Tiie new wood Yard just south of
Pnifrecm in’s grocery store and on va
cant lot opposite the Ocala Steam
Laundry, is prepared to supply the (
pub ie with all kinds of fire wood in
any length desired, and at prices to
suit the times. Prompt delivery and
satisfaction assured. Call on
Frank F. Brown,
and w 1-9-94 Proprietor.
Hand-Made Sour Mash.
I beg leave to announce that I have >
been appointed by - Mr. I. \V. Harper, j
the famous distiller, of Nelson county,
Ky., agent for his superb Hand Made )
Sour Mash Whiskey. This announce
ment is of importance to every one,
for it insures to them for the future
one of the purest, most delicate and
celebrated whiskies in the world, and
those who will take the trouble here
after to demand the "I. W. HARPER
WHISKY’” need have no fear that its
mod' rate use will injure either health
or disposition.
W. J. McGrath, Oeala, Fla.
2.23-93
II Dill LIMN AND TiST*
MAS FOR SALIC |
For less than one-half its value (
The finest improved
and uniin \ m >ved propertj
in the State of Florida.
SEND FOR DESCRIPTION.
SPECIAL MASTERS' SALE.
LTNOER and by VIRTUE OF v FINAL
J (It wee r tillered ■ the indue of th 1 ( tr
• uii court of the Ftfib Judicial > ir utt of Flor
ida, in and tor Ua-to.i eouai.v.ia chancery si
ting, > U the sth day ot tie e r ber, A. D. 181 W,
iti nin i t ial can c flan j* • Mli’g ;n “ lid emitt
wherein < II iRI.L- o. W 11 was co iipl ‘fi
le irnil AKMIN S' 'AtllE m b'*> otv rg't*
•ux! as sutvivaiw mutner of wlTl’K KKOltf*
KltS a no icofttic ti; i oret of l.iOKi.l
W. WITTE mid Alt'llN < . v'tl l'E. ao.l U SS
G. WITTE, in her own r.ijtit ,i! das eocul'ix
I tins 1-. W -.via or GKOnl.;' W. VUITE. (if
cci‘fil. > ml II) \ WI "I E. -ht" (ief' iM i t*. I.
K. A. Burfonl ;8, < I .1 .-n i. duly >| -
iwijntoil su and hy said final and eve to execute
liiP same, will on
.Womiuii thi oth day ot i-'ifjr.m: y, A. l> , IMG.
in front of she co .it ioni-e dour in iLc t i, of
Ora! , Mr o;i <ounlj, Ho ld*, wit nil the to
Kil hours of 8 le. > ttci ail • xjmv for ju l ‘<l
will tit n iin I ilo i . lit ( iinic out •cl. lo
the hiichest and Ut>! hi 1.9 r ioi ■oh (lie more
y ged (> O', ite-i describe ; in .v.id and. <• ee, ms :oi
>o\V, I -Wit,
Ali thut piece, p.uvel or trnel of hi hi min
ute. lying tut being in in- e.unity of A he. hint
Mr to < f Florida, lie-iTibe.i as ln.iiiv.-s. to Wit:
The i on Least onarterof the mrihms, on .rter
nrul ea-t half ot east half of norlhares' ip.artrr
of northeast yiarter o! sc timi M. township a
oath, rniwo -2 eit .containing *n acres of
lane, core or !es
All that icrlaui tru l, t tervor rar.-•! of lund,
situ •.(" i Ma<- u county, in the tale o: Flu - ,
de-crioed ass. ctiou Is, i -wnslun S). range 10,
and lite iionhw, s’ | a ter of-- timi I.*. town
-li (> 0, range 0 cast, . ou ain tig 'hO te res, more
or :e s.
A !-• all that certain lot, p’e, - or parcel of
land tit dated ly uk .'!!•' heihj in the , ountv of
Yf.chui. mm to of ''or; hi, j.aitiuiUrly known
and described * follows, in-wit: < ommeui ing
Lite hat niles'uk'- tithe Inc tenve n *rc,
iL ns 11 uirl io in towns ip I" south, range !'.(
e st. and running thence ea-t !> enuius nn > SO
Sinks to a stake: thei.ee south 5 aha ins ant 40*4
inks to i stake, whi n is -n- point of ixnrin
aing from tile 'and l.c e h anil he-eby curve o 1
mdde-grihv l, and < Illinois Uieueo • h i 7 chains
and 00 link, lo a stake; the Qi'e smrh 12 ciiir.s
and £6 Unas to ast ke; them e we- s 7 chains n t
90 links tu a s a ;e; thmice o n h 12 * ins n • I nd ni
links so the place "1 b. (riinp y : conrai: in# 111
aerosol 1 -,nd, dm eor ie—, ying m ana tn-ing a
l> rf of section U, in township ib. son tit mnge
19 e.,s .
Also the following <es ril i lands in the
county <d AliehtPi. Mac ol Floridto wit:
.’.lucresoff of tbe northern i-Hi't n tue -oi.t i
vvei ipsa! *r oi ihe noithwcsi -ps.:• of sce
| t on !. township 10, mine 22, ihe non hern line
nf the sani trues rusnii pArallei wit li the
t iiiindary line of Ihe lioith vest spin rter of the
m.rthw it uiiit icr of s-tnl section, township
hu rung .
Also uii that ir.i:i, i c.v or i cel < f land
ly’llg and bong in AiS'ii e,unly, sate of
Flo ita. and kn am a he south .vest qua e r f
outheast u ane of is to 2, townsbip to,
iHiige 22; ooo'aini-'g 40 acres.
AiKo the fu,'wing il -i r.b -I lands in the
, ounty of A’achua. Ma c of F-osula, tu-v.it:
lu acres of hunt 'it of the routie in hurt, of
-he northwest (idarter of the sninheist qsisir
lerol -eeiio .2, town.-iiip I . rung 22.
A'So all that certain butt or parcel of land
lying a t tieing iis the coimty ol ia vi, is! ilie
Stasof Florida, eu-i know;, and ties rit e I as
the tmrihwc-t tpia er Of (her. ■: th west qu lifer
aud the oriiieMs! f|ii rltr ot she nor luas
(jti rter ot section 2s. tssv stiio M. range l(>,
mm;th ami <ss i, containing so 2'. js'ei acre-, i..orc
sir I, ss.
Also ih fottowiug decrilied pic .s or istreels
o' bsad, lying and b in - si nut' in the . ousuy ot
Mstrion, Mute of H,r sit, to snl ; Fast h If of
norti ea-t quarter am east half oi sitiiih two
anti a ijnaiter. s vnon :. nd thwest ~uu;ur.
Si.-i.-tI is 3, stud east heir <>i n r hat q,ni ter
si and south Zb, ■ t -(,u h ‘kj. seetiiin towns ip
IS range 2s, -r- afi,-sir St rates . se\ iou.-iy s> u.
Alta, the f I owing descriti q piece • i r parcels
ot hi and, lying end I'-* mp in Mr,on toutity.
afor. said mule of Kloridu to-wit: Ve-t na f
sit northwest qts rter an-i sou h -a fof s cison
■V.‘; H cl section 31, .t and laud. nil 1 lug and he
ingin town-hip t't, soaib, ra ,ce 27 east, eon-
I- ining I O Oajic-, he ( try- sumo in re or less ■ r
so much then of as may l e suiti. ion to satisfy
said inert ’."s ( h , ctiDinlssioiis and exptnses.
I(. A id lit Out). Special Master.
Ff.RTi'MER A \VI ;:'IS,
t-.i id isl Couipiumant's Solieiurrs.
it >k i. {.1.0 •-1; kt. \t. i
LTnium and by vihtuk of \ itvai.
j ■ (•■ me rendered on the 30th day of Detent
j her, ISKS, by the Hotu IV. A fiupker, .ludireof
| the C rent; l imi t .H Indie al Circuit, Marion
i conn y. Florida, in a o r -tin cause then pctnl
i ing ill said o utt. wh ie:n I M. ITDFLI. Is
j cotnplalnant and 11 f, l*kl ’ cud others, :e
--i fendnnts, Ins Spect l Msst*_-r, appointed in
I said lice-et to CXt-. i!'c t e -an", oa
! Monday the I) / of /•’, hrnr>i, /.S'?)4,
iin front of the court houl'e d.> u-, is. sad .- uo
jt ami state within the legit- hours is.r sale.
Wii ex,. ,e f i sale • Il l ,-e I to ta higher and
| listb liter far, s-h the m.irtg.iged pte-civ-.s de
jsi r.tot its ks.id ilecri.. , i., wet ; K. <gj .ni g at
i tne icirlhta-t corner .if ihe nterse tinn ,>
I c.h .ties strs o. with int Gvin . t-u. i.s -a,
I bv the map of Roller ssw on li! iu lie clerk's
ii Bice, niTitunx ih nee to-ty-six m-d one-tenth
l feet not th ws'-net! on O ri I- , :-t F;ont
Street; the.t,-e ui.-iahc >c ! y ,nc Ism,died led
parallel f Bnecf Cbn'teS strec , thenc.f -onfh
ciisterly I'm . v-six one. toiitb teet t-> north l;n-j
of said Cti ,ries street: l-cic- alou- .ii line
soaihwesterly one imndrr-d lent t p jut ot 6-.-
giituiiig, cubtaiui g hy i -t;ualion.one-le th ol
hii ac eof land, imce or le-s. or omne tht-tv
ef as may I,<- suit; dent ta -ati-n ... ni and. r.ve
OIMI COMA S. T. Slsl'Kf .-.K,
J. !i. M 1 Li,. Spceial Master
Cos ; plainant's Solicitor. 1 a 91 td
No iCF. r lOttki t.OSf KJ-; —AIK
In the C icnit court, in and for Marion, coun
ty Fiori t i.—ln chancery.
GUAItI.KS \V. TURKEY, Comrla'iitnt, ts.
.lI'LY lIKO ii N t‘t at. CltfcndaUlo.
i > I*EH AM) BY ViKTFK OF A I v Ai.
L ier, p rendere in ihe above entitled
i nse on the Btu i-.ty of tie exiii;.-, \. D., imi.;.
I, the iiudcrs tiief -pec I master in ehancuy,
u-.nied ad a, painted iu sold decree to execute
the-same wit-on
Monday, the ~>tU <hiy of Fein nary 1891,
the gatin' bets g a tales day, during the k-g.i
--hours ol sale, at thecoanty court house door to
the idly of < t ala, Marion i-ouiny. Florida. < tier
mid ex nose fors.de at public ucii •■, end will
sell to the highest and best bidder for c>sh the
mcrtg.iged pieimses in sanl tiual dcciee de -
ciHied us f .li ws; All t e m rr u-west quarter
if block No. 10 in Dunn’s tmrth-wrst nddilion
to tire- town niw cit ) of erl i in Marion
county, state of ;■ lorklu The a no being rod
t arsiiaiit to and lo sadsfy the s.dd deeitc, in
terest and cos's. Dated ucats. . 00. s. is' l ;;
si 1-7*4 Ti T. Af.LI.N,
S .. ciai Master in I 'nai ecty
. H. tIrncHELL, Com 'ts. Miladti i. t j
In the Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit.
Marlon county, Florida.—ln (h - acery.
WM J. GARDNER v, JAMES it. DAVIS
SaVaN.NaH DAVIS Foreclosure
f T AFPEAUIXG i>Y A KID VI ATI’K\
1 de i to ihe bill li'ed 111 the name .- atod
cause that JAMES il. ■ ATTs .a.d SAY
N ill I) tH, the detei’d nd therein nam'd
are resid uts of the state of r’imi u, but u ,ve
tieeii nlit.lll tberefro : lur mure thm sixty
days last past u' l rt . ver tii ag , r iwn v
oue yens; ir is then foie rder u . hat sal noii
re-uli mil ie ul i Is t and the. arc he .by re
quired lo appeal to the h il ol -• mol ,i.e iitc-;
iu said cause . n or before
Monday, the blit ‘lay of Fthruanj A. D. !.vq,
otherwise the allegations of aid bill will be
ta -. uUsCi 1 te-sed h. -aid defendant
It is further < niece I that tins older be pub
lished otue a week for four c ursecut ve wee s
in the Ocala Bunn r, a 11 wapaper published in
add county an < Side this Dec 16, IH’,'3
(.SEAL] D. A. Mii.LhK
Clerk circuit Court Mart 11 eo .ntv, Fta,
By is. f SlsCltC x'k, D. C.
James H. Hili,. Soh' itor tor Com 1-5
Monej to Loan.
On good security iu Oeala or vicin
ity. For particulars call on or ad
dress L. N. Green, Merchant’s Block,
Room 3.
SHKRDt'S SALE.
By VIRTUE OF FX'y T'TIONs to ME Di
rected, issued out of the irculi Court of
Marion County, Fieri.:,-, one iu tavor of J. H
BASS agaest WILLIAM .t: Sr Y. and one in
tavnr 01 JOHN J and JAM TS .1 HICKF.W,
again.r WILLIAM k. T-it.sEY ad StMbEll
JuiiNSON, I will offer for a ie to the highest
bidder for ehh, at the eou t house door iu
Ocula, Ho, id a, on
February sth, IM4,
during legal sale hours, c- rtiticutcs Noe 71 aud
t fc s hrjk each of the capital stock ot
tne blOrida Hedge and Wire Fence Cumianv,
the pniperty of Vt - R. Elsey, and oei tulcntes
No*. 89. 42, 4*. 41, 48. 69 .ind T 4, for 41S shares of
said stock, piopartv of **in Johnson.
B. DCPIthE U( DGE,
.. . Sheriff Marlon Cos., Fla,
td
SFEOA L TI L*
Enamelene, Stove Polish
Frank Siddall’s Soap
Pettijobns Cal. Breakfast Fod
W. H. Lord’s Boneless Codfish
Finest Maple Syrup
Orange, Citron and Lemon Pel
Raisins and Nuts in endless
Varieties
Call and C Us
Tea Pot Grocery
O POSITE MONTEZUMA.
THE CHEAPEST PLACE
GREEK’S MUsio HSU l .
CLOSING OUT
MUSICAL GOODS AT COST
Pianos, Items I Sewiir Machine 1
(j n
At cost for Gash.
>OOO PIECES OF MUSIC AT REDUCED PRICES
I. J. FQSKETT^
• Piano Tuner for this House.
GREEN'S MUSIC HOUSE, i
Opposite Dunn’s Park - - . Oc.Ua, Florida
100 Desirable Lots in t e Citv
Fronting on Ft. King aTc! Ocklawaha Aves’
From SSOO to §750 Fach.
I his fine re* property is owned by Samuel \V. Teague aud
Done more desirable are to b found iu Ocala. For terms and par
ticulars apply to W. U. JRFKOHBN. Oeala. Ki.
TI IE MAGNOLIA N( RSHRIHS
Have the finest stock of CITRUS FRCI T TREKS in the
shite, consisting of Orange, Lemon and Grape-Fruit, all the lead
ng varieties. Can also furnish a full line of Deciduous Trees at
LOU ESI l KICKS for first-class syock. We invite inspection oj
nurseries. Packing guaranteed first-class in every particular!
Less than two per cent of our trees die in transplanting.
Catalogue and price-list free upon application.
We also offer a pair of good working mules cheap for cash.
Address,
J. W. and F. D. WAITE,
Belleview. Marion Cos. Fla.
CITAIIO.V.
Tn 'he County udge’s Court. Marion county,
Florida-By the County Judge of said countv.
\V r HF.it CAS, THEO. WILL! AMs HAS A ' •-
’ Piled to tni • court for Let-or- of Adminis
tr ti >.. on He estae 01 RODERICK KESt
dece oe I, lute of said count) of Muion Tiros
are. too clo t*, looitoand admonish all and
soignlor the kindred and creditors of gold de
ceased, 1o be and appear before t:.ia court, on
Or lr foie t 10
l' th of January. A. D. 18UJ,
and llie < bjectioi s, if any they 1 nve, to the
grmiiutr Jeftrs us aforesaid, 01 ho-wise tne
same will tie grunted as prayed.
" Mlie-* my name as Couny Judge of
il.. s i ineouityuf.ireaaid, this, lih day of
Du'en.hcr, 185 M.
JAB H. HILL.
11-la, Nt P jniity Judge.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land OtPioß at Oainksvh.le, Fla i
Nov. 21th, 1893. f
'VfOTICE IS HEREBY HIVES THAT THE
A. s fo low Hg-named si-ttler has died notice of
h.s intention to make tinai proo* m rupport of
td-i claim, uud that said proof will bo made be
fo eD. A. MILI.EU. Clerk Circuit < outt. at
Ocala, Ha., on
Jam-ary 18,18'H.
via: RANDOLPH IX MILLS, of Early Ifird
Fla., lid. 152.2 lor the w% of *;% and et, of
sw'i, sec. 27. tp 14 a , r. 19 el 1
He names the billowing wii leases to prove
Ins lOntin.iOus residence upon and cultivation
o , said land, viz:
rmcry Priest, K. G. Priest, 8. 8. Tillig. James
Curry, all of Early Bird. Flit.
ALEX LYNCH,
Keklttcr.
Circuit Court of Florida, Marion county.
F. J. BIFF CM vs. NICHOLAS BFZB {
THE DEFENDANT. NICHOLAS BCZBY.
will lake notice of the institution of ibis
sun by attachment, wheiein hit property h. a
1 een attached. He and ail other person* iater
ested are require J to appear to aaid action on
Fifteenth day of January 1891
ThU twelfth day of October, I*9B.
„ k F. ALLEN,
10-lA-Sui Atto.uev for Plaintiff,
Mm. D. W. Davis received yeatei*
day, by telegraph, the sad uewa of her
father’* death.
/?ERRY’$\
V SEEDS J
Are lust what every
neels. Tbe mer
• of Ferry’s
Sirm lb-(..undaiinn up-
on which has been built tbe
largest seed business tn Uxe world.
M Ferry’s Seed Annual for 1894 M
Contains tbe sum and substance of i
the latest farming knowledge. Free B
for tbe asking.
D. M. FERRY ft CO..
Mich,
FREE TRIAL.
tn™ . * rpeedy cure. Bv m
thorns ".is of ease, „f the very worst kind an
2* i?JSS **'© been restore 1 to pen* *€,
w ,1? * testimonials from all over it. a
T la! V ce ,e ' *•<'*<• $1 bO; six for *6 t•.
no j* sealed tor 10 ecus
I’Oiaye, Addies,
.. lionld U< mrdUl AgfncT.
M,.. n\Vkil ~r - Ate and 12th Si.
UM hte ****• Cheat a, AIX ,
—■ ■
NOTICE FOK PUBLICATION.
—_
Laso Ornce at (iti.itßT.iu. Fu;[
IS HEREBY 'aivS
t, . f'/Uowiiig-iiamed settler baa file J noUcr ■?
{£ m * k , e . 0ul proof In tuppori. f
h a claim and tbarMW poajf wl „ p, u ,.<je b •
OealkPlk. LL,ER ’ c * erk Circuit Court, at
February :Bth, 1894,
JIV. i ™Si °" E ,h5- i'.US''s,"tiSS"..ii
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