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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

RICHMOND, VA. February 1.-THE
most active feature OF the tobacco mar
ket this week was the loose sales. com
prising fine tobaccos of South Carolina,
averaging S2O.0o 10 5000 the barn round:
sales OF a Pittsylvania crop OF tobacco
at sc. 20 average. and the highest Prices
OF $500 and 5000 and 5000 at our re-
spective warehouses.
Darks, on account OF bad roads. showed
smaller sales and somewhat higher values
on the average. with loi2c. highest price
Tor leaf.
Old brights are quiet, under moderate
demand with considerable inquiry from
out-of-city buyers. There Is no change
IN prices for common bright hugs and
alters. and prices range uniformly low
In all markets.
South Carolina tobacco sold loose from
5000 to 5000. the barn round.
Bright loose rscsipta ere uberal but
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RICHMOND sTOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND. February II, 1891
rrq % OOo Vfryinla ais at 12It
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS. - Wheat. S02 bushels. Corn
White, 400 bushels. Oats, 322 bushels.
SALEs.-Wheat, SO2 bushels. COrn-White, 100
bushels.
QUOTATIONS. Wheat, longberry. 6Oa63c;
mixed. 59a63c.; shortbefry. 5Sa6 &c; Nc. :, red.
0lR0l1fc. Corn w bite Nugibis Dag lots, va
4ac.; No. . white. 42i1a43c. No. mixed, "a
4%12c. Cats. winter, Tor seed 31a4Oc.. No. Z
mixed. 34Isa35c.; No. mixel, 3Slsd3lc.
Rye, o0aj3c
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WASHINGTON, d. c.. February IL
The state Department has received IN
formation Of the capture and eNtradl-
ton OF Joseph J. Hahn. wanted IN MIS-
s!ssippi for absconding with BONDS Naiueu
a., ga 0O0 and valuable diamonds.
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KiNO INVESTORS.

rEO INVESTORS.
All persons c0ntomp aung Investment Tor tho
wear 1894 are invited 20 consider Tho destrlbiliiy
of the stock ~ the OLD DOMINION BUILDlNG
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, which ~ sold &C 30
Der snare aud has d maturity NaluO - olUO per
fnare, paying 8 por cent. annual cash interest,
payable sem-anuualy, uu;i maturity upon tho
amount invested.
This stock presents the rare COMBINATION OF
handsome returns win security as abs0lutc as
any known investment
Call on or address
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
Secretary and Treasurer,
S23 east Main street.
Chamber OF Commerce Building.
RichmOCc, Va
j. TAYLOR ELLYsOS, President.
NORMAN V. RANDOLPH. Ntce-Pres0ent
Directors: j. Taylor Ellys0n, Jonn ). Elicit,
John b. Purcell, \. V. Randolph, and Frank L.
sutton. "a 2O-im
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nrlantonomnh nnd Monoeaey.

WASHINGTON, February line
monitor MiantOnomah returned 10 NOT
folk this morning from iarset-prac"ce III
Vork river 4 cable message received by
Secretary Herbert reports the arrival OF
the Monoeacy at Shanghai on February
9Th
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T. c. Stanton. OF Richmond; s Fur
c,on The Plains. O. NJ Sutton ana wife.
md Master James Duval. Buckingham
county. are registered at the Howard.
g. a. Cuarles. OF Lexington, James c..
Greer. Rocky Mount; J. II. Meacham.
petcr.bu,g Va. and j. II. Ncatherly,
lurh Point. n. c.. are at the st. James.
IT, * Cartwen and Miss Annie J.. Cart
Wen. of Winchester; G. Il. Tenant, Rich
rnori; W. i. Tlcklen. Charlottesville, W.
T. collie. Danulle Va. G. S. Ferguson.
Wayucsville. y. c.. are at the National.
Captain Alexander Coke, Of hichmond,
was here to-day.
Senator Fairfax. OF Loudoun: r. L..
Aucen. Richmond: J. Allen Watts. Roa-
nOAe. are registered az the Metropolitan.
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buyers are equal TO the call on the oner-
Partially reported sales for hyc days
this week were 6i filters, " wrappers
10 darks Is lugs. ii smokers. Total 80
uogsheads.
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RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET

RICHMOND, VA, February Ire
ceipts-Cattle. go: sheep, ~, hogs, 40
head.
sales-Cattle, 80; sheep. 200; hogs, 200
head.
Prices-Cattle. best. 35.dii4c., gross; me
dun to good, 24u3l2c., gross; common 10
fair. 2a21ac.. gross; bulls, 2hu2Ae-, gross;
sheep. q. ff4c., gross; hogs, 6i4gG74c.. net.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS From ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF The WORLD
Prices OF Money. Bonds Stocks Grain
Tobacco. Cotton. dr.. and the
weat Their Indications
t3y telegraph to the Dispssch.)

tBy telegraph to the Dispssch.)
II WASHINGTON. ID. c.. February H.
PAIN Forecast for Virginia: Cloudy wea'
w ther. with rain: warmer; south
west winds.
North Carolina: Rain; warmer weather
brisk ard high southwest winds.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE MD. February H.-Vlr-
GINA 3s. 72H21, Baltimore and Ohio
stock. Il. asked. Northern Central stock.
So G1is: Baltimore and OfiO southwestern
third incomes G.21s. Consolidated Gas
stock -s-.l -g
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WASHINGTON GOSSIP.
Administration Influence Eytrted, as
Of YCro.
CAPTAIN JACK II UDGIN.
rr,s caiIantYv in War and Ills Popularity
IN Peace Jhc Presidents Fairness
Toward Virginia.

,..-4fr..f,.rON Trlhrfnrv l7,-lGneclal1
f.,.,.,...,, -, che ec,sto
THO - ..,,,,..-...,,,.,,
was tIo absorbing TOPIC Oh o""''' S''''"
r OH. capitol today, and inasmuch as
,.. D.,r,o,to of orvcr some days since
..., ,,...r,,, o,.c- n statement
.l-.,..,,.,,, a. ,,,o
in TIE -. i"''"
c1tct fhat hoa't pressure vas 'Ner'eH
rv rr administration in the shape %
~.-t... t-.5.r.. ..frouere for senatorial
.,.. ,,...c.,,,.,,,,, ~ ,,o
woes '" '.'.''' '' ''.
Sow 1o.. h'it.r u can De stated rsht
hare that c.ory word Of hat paragraph
,,t..r old, worked ND the feelings OF EDITOR
visited senators NJ The Capitol rrd AZ
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MARRIAGES.,

FOSTER-HENLEY. Febru-
airy 10 1871. at the residence of the brides
mother by Rev. Or. Il. y. Sledd. ALICE
VIRGINIA. daughter Of the late James
e. Foster. to ALBAN II. HENLEY, OF
Newport News. Va. No cards.
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Other articles unchanged.
CIIICA(iO.

CHICAGO, ILL, February H.-Wheat
had a dun and embarrassing Session to-
day. There were several variations III
the tone. with corresponding advances
and declines, and the net result Was a
gain of va Sc. FOR the day. As usual on
Saturday. there was no marked feature
To- tho trading, which was principally Tor
the local account. The market opened
unchanged from yesterdays close, de-
ciined "a fraction. reacted 5sc., eased on
and closed as above.
COrn-Ihe trading was mainly local
As IN wheat the Transactions were OF "a
character which is usually seen on the
last dav OF the Week-thdt Is, covering
hv shorts. and evening up by the longs
The opening was slightly higher than yes
terays close, prices then decllhed 49,,
advanced i4uAc., and closed Win that
amount gained over yesterday.
oats were dun and steady, with lao
feature OF note 20 the trade. Inc price
changes were governed by those or corn
and the close was &c above the open
iUg.
Provisions were only moderately active.
The opening was firm, on account or an
advance bon the prices FOR I've noES. Inc
offerings chem became slightly ~ excess
OF the buying demand. ana an easier ieei-
ing prevailed. Later, when Whra'
made in product At the close there was
some decline from the OUTSIDE. Win a
firm unIertOne. May pork closed = &c.
higher than yesterday; May lard ~
higher. and May ribs. 5pF-c higher
cash quotations. Flour dun; demand
llc during the past week. W neat o2'2c.'
40 . red Sole. Corn. 81 s.. oats, ~ q
.Ntsc. Pork. 3l22Iisul2..p Lard, Sl4 70
,f-h. Ribs. S64It.i3. shoulders, 90 u
90 Sides $40 ffil-'2. WhisNey, HllI
HE leading futures ranged as follows:
4
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tuse CLOUDS.
State of thermometer (:
Mean temperature. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW 1ONh olOth h-AANiNbN'
NEW YORK. February f.-At the
Stock Exchange the week closed as II
opened. namely, dull and undressing.
During the session only sou shares
changed Hands. The bulls accorded the
Changers good support at the start ana
fractional advances were recorded, pu1
as the Industrials developed weakness
n disposition to realize In the railway
list was soon manifested. Speculation,
however, was listless throughout ana
was confined largely to the traders on the
board. the uncertainty in regard TO Iesls-
lation at Washington still checking ope-
rati0ns for outside account.
Reports from Washington that the SEN
ate subcommittee would favor an IN
crease in the tax on spirits, and was con-
sldcring a proposition 10 give the sugar
people n moderate protection. on rennsd'
failed 10 strengthen any or these s'gChS.
on the contrary, DistilerS declined ;
per cent to 217.. and Sugar IA. To io'4.
Chicago Gas dropped Is per cent 10
G1it. on dispatches from Chicago tnat an,
other ordinance against the trust "ouln
be introduced in the Common Councii
early In next week. Outside OF the shares
named the decline was equal TO "a - per
cent. the latter in Burlington Which
The statement Of the Chicago. Milwau-
kee and ST. Paul for the second week oI
February, showing a loss in earnings or
, 81 ,7l2, had no effect The same remar<
applies to the bank statement me ue-
crease of Sli O4G.S in the reserve eN-
cited little interest, as the banks SUI
! nave 100000 surplus, against $5.pVWJ
last year. and money Is pracuc9lly uh-
lendable, except at merely nominal rtte :.
The movement Of currency - sun III
FAVOR Of this centre, and the loss IN uauH
/ reserves has been due entirely 10 thS
extraordinary payments on account ol
tho government loan These payments
are now about completed. The market
closed duh and irregular. -.
Railway and miscellaneous DoudS were
higher. .
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Tho weekly statement OF the Asso-
ciated banks shows the following changes.
Reserve. decrease, $ll,vyoS'''
Loans. Increase, W.tl5,gW.
Specie, decrease, @,H2'yJy1. o,o ooo
| Icgal tenders. decrease. <-*19p'
Deposits. decrease %6LlOe
Circulation. decrease, Hlli.@W
.rna hanks now hold Si556.S11 i'm excess
81 toe requirements OF the - per cent
rule.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call nominally per cent
prime mercantile paper Ar 70 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm, Win aStual p', ~,
| noss i'm bankers bills at N>JtHih1'i loi
siNtv davs. and slSil2U4N."t for demdii'
/ ,,Iet,1 rates 81 s6i zIifSsis; commercial
| bnls. SiSr5 nlsj for sixty days ana SA9'
| for demand. c.... t,.,,as
Government bonds steady. state bonds
| dun Railroad BOMBS higher. -,
| 1iivar - the board was weak. The quo
tation was co.. bid. and gu. asked
Trr1Tir, bai1nces: Coin. S@j59'vO; cur
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
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CINCINNATI, o., February F;.-Fl 10 tre
Spring patents, $&50a3.aO. family. S-.-o4
-.t
Uheat-Iei4ctel rel 5lc.
C1rn-N0. mixed, oS4c.
Pork-cuy mess. Sl&CO; clear mess
ElflH. family $l2E.
Lard s.eady, steam leaf, 7l4c.; kettle
tsc,r-steady: shoulders SIC; short
rib sides. 1'oe.. short clear sides, 1Ac.
Wniskoy- at $l.lj.
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS. so. February 1z-Pricas
nc.uaus,l for iiour -o,,. A..
Whe4l-ot adyi February. 53'4c.; May
Corn-Tirm and higher. February, S3,s &C..
March. 1iee.; -!ay. "iiic.
Dlts-lisher. May. o1c.
Icrk-SIniard mess, selling at $l2.'o,
on orI.ra ~ $3.50.
Llrd-prime steam. $L3N.1j.
Dry salt meats shoulders. 500: longs
and clear ribs. $G.i2ia, shorts 500.
Bacon-EJxed Shoulders. G.c.; lon6s
= &c.: clear ribs. 7iic.; shorts, re.
High Wuea-ateady al SLID.
THE COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. February 7.-NoOn-Cot-
ton dull; prices unchanged; American
md1l.ne. I'D. Sales, 600 bales; Amerl-
c.n, D. zoo bales. speculation and export
so bales. Receipts. 1000 bales,
American. 1919 bales. Futures
steady; demand moderate, April. l0-tid.
Aprl and May, 4 l2-Jld.. May and june
l3-Ci4l ll-6id.: July and August, l.-Oid.
August and September, s lS-5id.
T. M-Amtricau middling, I'd; feD-
ruary. 1 J-GiI., February and March,
/ g-GlIl 10-6id.: March and April, 1851
a. ll-Git.; April ana May, l2-bid., buy
ers, MAY ana June. I ll-1ld., sellers; June
and July, lj-5iNi ij-6id., July and Au-
crst. 4 l7-6id.. buyers August and Sep
TENDER, lS-CiNi l9-6id.; September ana
october, lS-6i4l l9-Cid. Futures closed
cteady.
NEW YORK, February H.-Cotton
quiet. md1ling Uplands. l9-loc. mldlun3
,',ulf. s 3-iGc. Sales none. Futures closed
steady; sales. 1900 bales; February 800
March. $LI; April, SIS, May. $50; june
Slg; July. $Lg6; August, 800; September.
Sr7g: October. $8O-, November, $50; De-
cem5er, SSH
Total consolidated net receipts of cot
ton reported to-day, and 50 far this week.
from an ports 6,05S bales; exports, Great
britain. 1895 bales: Continent, 500 bales;
stock, 95ff bales.
Total visible supply Of cotton tor the
world, 44T.g5 bales, OF which 3.5396l5
bales are American: against i,255.1s5 and
376l5SS bales, respectively, last year, Re
ceipts at all interior towns, a9,23 hales.
Receipts from plantations. Sf,iI3 bales.
Crop In sight, 6.3i3,H bales.
NEW ORLEANS. February H.-F'utures
steady; sales, $500 bales; February, S'D,
March. s729: April, T.J9; May, Ni9; June.
N.5I; July. S7Gf; August, 40; September,
$40: October. SIG; November ~.o9; De
cember, SsL
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TEE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and much warmer.
The sky at midnight was obscured by
dana cIou6a
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PROFESSIONAL.

JAMES LlONS,
- ATTORNEY ANo tN.t. f.ug trf,uv
Qaw-Onlce, Ma. > State s.. .. .. W.
Telephone a3i, IJsl-ut. .Ir
practices IA All a., Sflr... . -'
courts IN Richmonl. DcDlt ..I i.....,-..'.
prsparei AcAnowied '-o..s a.I d.. ... o.,
taken. Collections pr.u..y u.I. s.l =
United. ..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-18

LADIr,'~tYrir

! N,HE LADIES OF tAt" 'i''.'
Il METHODIST CIR H ...
! their DELIGHTFUL >i
} NtNG IA tho basement
4 b. glll % sees al of TIC ..f.s
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CCTicuRA,
b0e.; SOAP, 25c.. EEsoLyESr, 81. POTTER DEod
ASD CHEN. CoRr.. sole Props, Boston: All
about The Skin, sealn. and Hair mailed !Tee' .
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BALTIMORE. MD, February H,-Flour
DIN and unchanged.
February 5sfc.. bid; MAY. 62isa62'.c
steamer No. red. Soc, bid; milling wheat
by sample. bUc.
Corn-Strong: mixed. spot and February
n5.nna.c: March, ilhc.; May, lZi2nf24c.
steamer miSed, 4l4uAc.; southern, by
sample, 43NHtac.: do. on grade, Haze
Odts-Quiet; No. 2 white, western, S1,2l
&C.; No. mixed. do. 43l4i3i2c.
Rye-pull: No. .. soc.
Hay-Quiet and steady; good to choice
timothy. $if50ni5.
Other articles unchanged.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-02
NOTICE OF MASTERS, sac.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL. DE
~ cree rendered on the 18th day of August
A. d. 1894, in a certain suit for Foreclosure Of
Mortgage pending in the Fifth Judicial Circuit
Court of Florida, in and for the County of
Marion, in Chancery sitting, wherein Euoch W.
Agnew was complainant and Benjamin F. Leeds
as the surviving partner of James Leeds & Son
was defendant, I, the undersigned Special
Master named and appointed therein to execute
the same, having failed to find all of the property
mentioned therein so as to sell the same on the
Rule Day IN october, A d. 1894, will on Monday
the 5th day OF November A. ID. 1894, in front Of
the South door of the Court House in Oca1a
Florida, between the hours Of eleven O'Clock
a. m. and two O'Clock p. m. will offer and expose
for sale. and will self to the highest and best
bidder for cash the residue of said property. as
follows, to-wit: Four mules, one pair grey col
ored, one named Kate" and one sNe1lie'' one
pair Of brown colored mules one named SAM
and one named Blue and lot of harness One
small Frank planer and notcher, one grind
stone, one shaft and pulley, FIVE small circular
saws, one emery wheel and lot of black smith
tools with exception of anvil, one log cart or
so much thereof as will satisfy said decree and
costs. RAYMOND b. BIJTJOCK
w. 5. BULLOCK, Special Master in Chancery
Compartments Solicitor. scot
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Firsf Jfonday n Movembey. ISo,
NOTICE

T,HE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF MA
i rion county, Florida, at their next regular
meeting, Nov. 9TH 1894, will receive sealed bids
for Road Overseers for the ensuing year as fol
lows:
One overseer for commissioners district mum
Der one
one overseer for commissioners district mum
Der four.
One overseer for following precincts in com
missioners district number two, viz: Remington
and Blitchton.
One overseer for following precincts in COM
missioners district number two, viz: Cotton
Plant, Camp lizard, Blue Springs and Dunnell-
on
One ovorseer for following precincts in COM
missioners district number five, viz: Anthony,
Spar and Fort Mccoy.
One overseer for following precincts in COM
missioners district number five, viz: citra and
Orange Springs.
One overseer for following precincts in COM
missioners district number 1--WE, viz: Mcintosh
and Reddick.
One overseer for that portion of commission
ers district number three lying west of the road
known as the Wire road
One overseer for that portion of commissions
ers district number three, lying east of the road
known as the Wire road. d. A. MILLER,
IIoct Clerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-02

In the Circuit Court sth Judicial Circuit of Flor
ida, Marion county, in chancery sitting.
JOHN H. BURCHELI, as executor of the es-
tate of GEORGE w. BROWN late of Marion
county, deceased, complainant vs. LOUSTA
WALKER. ct al defendants-Special Master
Sale. Bill to Foreclose.
FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF FINAL.
~ de cree rendered by the Judge of the circuit
court of the fifth judicial circuit of the State Of
Florida in and for Marion county in chancerv
sitting bearing date the grid day of October, 1901
in certain cause pending in the said court
wherein JOHN H. BURC HELL, as executor 81
the estate of GEORGE w. BROWN late Of
Marion county Florida, deceased was COM
plainant and LOUISA WALKER. ct al were
defendants, in which final deere If the under
signed, James ID. Mcconnell, was appointed
special master to execute the said final deere. I
will on
Monday. he f.tlh day Of Nosem6ey, r. o. 1894
between the legal hours of sale, offer and expose
for sale and will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the south door Of the
court house in Ocaia, Marion county, Florida
the following described real estate lying and be-
ing in Marion county, FLORIDA, to-wit: The
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the southeast Quarter
Of section six (6) in township fifteen (Isl south
range twenty-one (7Il east containing eighty
three $500 acres more or less 50 much there
OF as viii satisfy said decree and costs
JAMES ID. MCCONNELL.
EDWIN SPENCER, Special Master in Chancery
Complainants Solicitor. scot
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-02

No producer fixes the price on what
he produces. Prices are fixed by few
spectators. The farmer doesn't fix
the price on his cotton although
there is u whole army engaged ir this
business and millions of bales Of cot
ton grown. But perhaps as few as a
half dozen men fix the price. This
seems ridiculous and is ridiculous.
These few men are the men with the
gold bags. Nor does the fruit grower fix
the price for his fruit. A gold miner
even can not fix the price for his pro-
duct. The Bank of England does it
for him. Why the millions submit to
it is mystery.
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In the Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Circuit Mar
ion County, Florida.--In Chancery.
RUTH JET VS.. WILLIAM A. JETT.-Di-
vorce.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT APPEND
i ed to the bill filed in the above stated cause
that WILLIAM A. JET, the defendant therein
named is a nonresident of the state of Florida
and is a resident of the United States over
the age of twenty-one years; it is therefore or
dered that said nonresident defendant be and
he IS hereby required to appear to the bill of
complaint filed in said cause on or before
f0nddy. the 9Th day of November, n. ID. 1894,
otherwise the allegations of said bill will be ia
ken as confessed by said defendant
It is further ordered that this order be pub
lished once week Tor consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner, a newspaper published in said
county and State. This Sept 2sth, 1894.
loFFIcIAL SEAL ID. A. MILLER,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY S. T. SISTRUNK. d. c.
]. d. MCCONNELL,
Solicitor for Complainant zssep
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-02

The Pensacola News finds objection
to Mr.. Calls clothes, to the shoes he
wears and even to the color of his
socks; it is now finding fault with his
tongue and his cheek. 1t bitterly
hates him from his head to his feet
the same as those clothed in authority
and dressed in purple and fine linen,
hated the Man of Galilec and for the
same reason-because the common
people received him gladly.n
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Cleveland all Right.

If Cleveland writes that letter fol
Hill or if he don't write it; if he takes
or if he don't take, the stump for him
if he registers and votes or il don't
register and vote, he will be doing
just the right and proper thing, and
in either event will gather fresh laurels
sweeter incense and more rapturous
applause. If he goes forwards or back.
wards or stands still it is hurrah fol
G.. Cleveland.
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Lives of poor men oft remind US
honest men don't stand no chance.
The more we work, there grow behind
us. bigger patches on our pants. On
our pants, once new and glossy, there
are stripes of different hue, all because
we are not paid our due. Subscribers
linger, longer, Loo. So, reader, be up
and doing. Send your dues, however
small or, when the frost of wint, +
strikes us, we shall have no pants 4
alI.U
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a good bearing orange grove in Cal
ifornia. where to produce any profits
at all hey have to be cultivated with
the assiduous care Of garden, bring
. thousand dollars an acre, and from
that on up to several thousand. Why
sbouldn't they be worth just as much
ia Florida?