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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-30
Appeal for Monumental Aid.

IT II
To all Camps of the U. c. VS.. and all confeder-
ate Veterans.
COMRADES The beautiful and I'M
posing monument which has been
erected over the scared remains of six
thousand of our comrades, who are
sleeping in Oakwoods cemetery at
Chicago, Ill, has been done under the
patriotic supervision and by the tire
less energy Of Major General John c..
Underwood, Commanding Division of
the North u. G. VS., assisted by our
noble comrades in the city of Chicago.
This grand Memorial is intended not
only to testify to the love and affection
we the survivors and the present gem
Grafton bear for the heroes who are
sleeping SO far away from home and
kindred; but in its artistic design,
graceful proportions, and immortal in
scriptions will transmit to generations
yet unborn, the story of the invincible
valor of American soldiers, and of the
patriotic ardor shown by the survivors
for honor, greatness and glory of our
reunited country.
So far the money for this historic
testimonial has been raised almost
wholly in the North, only nominal
contributions having been received
from the South.
As a sum of money is needed to fin
ish the work, so as to make it in all of
its details every way worthy of its
high mission, at the request of Gener-
al Underwood, the General Command
ing appeals to the U. G. v. Camps,
asking contributions for this necessary
purpose, SO that each Camp can have
the pleasure and honor of adding its
mite to this worthy undertaking.
Any amount will be greatly received.
but it is not expected that any Camp
will send over ten dollars. The money
can be sent to these headquarters, for
which receipt will be given, or sent
direct to Major-General John G. I'm
derwood. No. 4, Imperial Building,
Chicago. Ill. General Underwood will
publish for distribution at the reunion
a list of Camps making contributions.
By order of
]. B. GORDON,
General Commanding.
GEO. NORMAN,
Adj.-Gen, and Chief of Staff.
J. j. DICKINSON,
Maj Gen. Com. Fla. Division.
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The People Coming to the Rescue.
ANTHONY, FLA, Mar. oath, 1894.

ANTHONY, FLA, Mar. Gath, 1894.
TO the Editor of the Banner:
Enclosed find 81 for credit on
amount due the Ocala Banner.
Allow me, sir, to say that in ami
versaries your paper and myself are
coeval, an excuse for being partial to
the Banner, but just now more es-
peciallY am partial for its recent de-
Tense Of purely democratic ideas aud
its intrepid stand against corporation
rule.
Though not "a satellite of Senator
Call" I have read with much satisfac-
ton q letter, (which you endorse)
dated Mar. 10th and written by him
to Messrs Bullock, Bates, yourself and
Others, prescribing the means and
methods. trust for the overthrow of
oligarchical-democracy, and institute
ing therefor, 1t is claimed, democracy
Of and by the people and particularly
for the people.
It IL gratifying to know that initia-
tory steps already taken, for this pur-
pose by the orange growers protective
union In Jacksonville some time since,
have met with general approval, at
least in the country; it is also crafty.
ing to know that such action was
taken by those purporting to be the
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The White Fly.

Mr.. M. A. Rice, one of the progress
sive men and successful orange grow
ers of Citra, was in the city Monday
and made the Banner pleasant call.
Speaking of the prospective orange
crop of that citrus section of Marion
said the bloom never was finer and
more promising, but regretted to say
that pest, destructive insect, the
white fly, had appeared, and in some
cases had already done great damage.
1t covers the fruit with kind of smut
which seems to kill the juice in the
orange and causes it to taste brackish,
thus making the fruit worthless. An
other popularity of the action of the
fly on the fruit that when it coats the
orange with the smut the orange will
not ripen, and says there is this kind
of fruit on some of the Citra groves
that are as green as they were last
June.
The groves so far that have suffered
most from the depredations of the
white fly are the old Robinson grove,
the Buckeye and the Orange Lake,
probably 100 acres in all.
This new enemy to the orange crop
of Citra is causing the growers of that
section no little amount of uneasiness
and anxiety, for how to thoroughly
has not been fully discovered.
and completely to root out the enemy
Those who have experimental say
that strong solution of lime water,
used as a spray, is one of the best
things known for the destruction of
the white fly.
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FINDER AND by VIRTUE OF AN EXFcu.
" ton issued out Of and under the seal of ihe
circuit court Of Marion county. Florida In q case
wherein ID. G. AMBI.ER Is plaintiff aud q &
STEVENS and III. II. GRAHAM. doing busiucss
as co-partners under the Arm name aud rlvIe III
STEVENS. GRAHAM & COMPANY. are DE-
PENDANTS, have levied upon and viii %
Monday, the End day Of April. 1894
the same being a legal sales day. sen Al me
highest and best bidder for cash within ne g..
gal hours Of sale, IN front q the court hnnrr
door, in the city Of Ocala Florida. the loIIomInr
property, to-wit zt89 fully paid up shares ~ ne
capital stock Of the Chicago Fiofida Phosphate
Company, corporation under the laws ~ fhe
state Of Florida, jointly owned By ne said c. q
Stevens and II. II. Graham. and ~ $50 lsI|y paid
up shares Of the capital stock Of the llafIa Iaud
Rock Phosphate Company. corporaticu un1er
the laws Of the state 81 Florida. owned ~ ~ 4
Stevens, and 1000 fully paid up shares oI ttf 80
ital stock Of the said Florida Land Rock FHes
plate Company, owned BY the said ~ H. In
ham, or 50 much thereof a. Is sulIclruI % nafsI.
said execution and costs.
d. DuPRE HODGE,.
EDGAR p. ALL.EN, sheriff Marion county
Plaintiffs attorney.
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3-3O-3i*
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MASTERS SALE.

NDER AND BY VIRTUE OF A FINAL.
J decree rendered on the twelfth day Of March
1884, in certain cause of foreclosure of mortgage
then pending in the circuit court Of the fifth ju-
dicial circuit of the state of Florida in and for
Marion county, in chancery, wherein PORTER
HANKS, JR., was complainant and RENE r..
and others were defendants, ], the undersigned
special master named and appointed in said de-
cree to execute the same, in obedience to the
said decree and order Of the said court aforesaid
will on
Monday, the seventh day of Mdy, 1894,
between the hours Of ten O'Clock a. M and two
o'clock p. m, in front of the south door Of the
court house in the city of Ocaia, Florida, offer
and expose for sale the said mortgaged premises,
and will sell the same to highest and best bidder
for cash in hand. The said mortgaged premises
will be offered and sold in the following order.
pay the amount of said decree aud the cost of
said proceeding and this sale:
at the northeast corner 81 block fiffy-seven. old
survey of the town of Ocala, thence running west
one hundred and nineteen feet, thence south
one Hundred and nineteen feel, thence north thir-
ty-two and three-quarters feet to point Of begin
ming.
Second: That certain tract described as follows:
beginning at point one hundred and twenty
nine and one-eighth feet north Of the southeast
corner Of block 6ffy-seyen, old survey Of the
sGmn 2. Hcaia ana thence running north twenty
dred and nineteen feet thence south twenty mine
and one-eighth ieet, thence east one hundred
Thl Ta 2 s 9s 6 s. paint sna &
commencing one hundred feet north Of the
southeast corner Of block fffy-seveu. old survey
1 3. rs '5 ma osei Themes
south e. s1t5 tie <N1 opeeightl FEET thence
e. sc 'ni'iS "a beng - the county Of
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-30

manhood is the " Fayorite Prescrip-
ton" If it ever fails to benefit or
cure, in making weak women strong
or suffering women well, you have
your money back.
Anything "just as good" or as
sure to bring help, could be, and
would be, sold in just that way.
This guaranteed medicine is an
invigorating, restorative tonic, es-
pecially adapted to woman's needs
and perfectly harmless in any con-
dition of her system.
1t builds up, strengthens, regu-
lates, and cures.
For periodical pains, bearing-down
sensations, liberation, inflammation
everything that's known as a
" female complaint" it's remedy
that's safe, certain, and proved.
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Chief Campbell, of the Ocala Fire
Department, is directing considerable
attention to our city by his letters to
the National Fireman's Herald, pub
lished in New York. One letter in
that journal brought promptly six re-
plies from that many states. His
wheel published in last weeks Banner
showing that Ocala was the Hub" of
Florida, has attracted widespread at
tention, and Chief Campbell has been
highly complimented on his ingen-
ious and mental devising.
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Matrimonial.

Father O'Riley made two hearts
happy Wednesday by uniting Mr.. J..
o. Eddy and Miss Rena Connolly, of
Panasoffkee, in the holy bonds of
matrimony.
Mr.. Eddy is promising young bus
mess man of Panasofkee, while the
fair bride is the esteemed daughter of
Captain John Connolly, the leading
merchant of that place. Friends ac-
companied them and dined at the
Central.
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Our Machine Works.

The Ocala Foundry and Machine
Works, under the able management of
Major Pendleton, are full of work and
doing excellent service.
At present they are casting fifty car
wheels and changing tram engine
into railroad engine for use on the
Panassoff kee lumber road for convey
ing logs to the big saw mill at that
place.
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FATHER OF The ORANGE INDUSTRY.
HE IS NOW AMBITIOUS TO BECOME THE
PIONEER PRODUCER OF TOBACCO
GROWING.


PIONEER PRODUCER OF TOBACCO
GROWING.
We all know the genial Wholesoul
Col. Adam Eichelberger, the father Of
the orange industry in Marion county
and the pioneer of the industry in this
state. He saw big money then in the
enterprise and he was not mistaken.
The profits then realized were great
they are now normal.
The Colonels prophetic eye discerns
in the new industry of tobacco grow
ing in Marion county a future for
those who become the pioneers in
this move. To get on to the van of
the tobacco train Of fortune, Colonel
Eichelberger has secured from the
American consul at Constantinople,
Turkey, pure unadulturated tobacco
seed, and q letter from that gentle
man saying finer weed never grew
than that seed will produce. Col. E.
has also secured other fine seeds from
the South American countries. He
has fine seed beds, the plants in which
are now finger high, and has pre-
pared in fine shape tWenty-four acres
of excellent land, and believe he can
make 300 pounds of this superior to-
bacco to the acre, and has plants
enough to plant hundred acres.
Col. EicheIberger is not inexperi-
enced in tobacco growing and curing,
having in 1857 successfully grown to-
bacco in Marion county, which in
quality was equal to the best Cuba
leaf.
In this connection we call the atten-
ton of men of means who desire
profitable investment for their money
to call on or communicate with Col.
A. L. Eichelberger in connection with
taking an interest in the growing and
curing of tobacco.
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In the Circuit Court Fifih Judicial Circufi Ma
rion County, Florida-In chaneery.
DANIEL NJ. PORTER. Complainant vs. Cnoaou
p. HART, Defendant.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT ATTENDED
to the bill filed in the above stated cause that
GEORGE p. HART, the defendant therein
named. is a nonresident Of the State Of Florida.
and resident of s. Park Avenue. in the City Of
New York, county and State Of New York, over
the age of twenty-one years; Il i therefore or
dered that said nonresident defendant be- and
he is hereby required TO appear 70 the bill Of
complaint filed in said cause ON OF before
Monday, The End Day Of April, A. %.
LS3
otherwise the allegations Of said bin viii Be t.
ken as confessed BY said defendant.
1t is further ordered that this order be pub
fshed oncea week for four consecutive weeks in
the ocaia Banner, anewspaper published In said
county and state. This, February nth. I6Qf.
ID. A. MILLER.
Clerk Circuit Court Marion County, Fia.
l. BY $. r. SfsTHuNK. Id G..
L. N. GREEN, Solicitor for Complainant
A true copy of the notice.
Attest - ID. A. MILLER. CLERK.
Sat BY 5. 7. SIsTnuNK. ID. G.
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GRAND JURY PRE9ENTMkNIs
CRIME on THR -TaE coUNrys
AFFAIRS IN GOOD HANps-A NEW
COURT HOUSE, AN IMPERA-
TIVE NEED.
n the circuit court, 5th judicial cir
on,t state Of Florida. in and for
Marion county. spring term, A. d.
1904
10 tns Hon. ". A. Booker. Judge:
The grand jurors duly empaneled to
Inquire into the oftenses committed IN
this county beg leave to make this,
the'f 1naI presentment. We have
bad be this time more crimes OF MUIR
der and homicide presented to US than
has come within any grand jury for
some time past, and we regret that we
are compelled to acknowledge the
same crimes OF murder and the like
are now committed In this county re-
rardIess of the consequence that fol-
low. We have investigated seven
murder cases and one case of rape.
Have found six true bills for murder
and discharged one, and found one
true bill for rape, number of MUIR
ders as shown by coroners' inquest
that have been committed where Of
tenders have not been apprehended or
were unknown to the coroner's jury.
Human life seems TO have no value IN
the minds of lawless characters that
are In our midst at the present tlme
and we hope that speedy justice ana
dire punishment will be melted out 70
those who are now In the hands OF
the law and are justly and deservlngiy
convicted.
We have examined the various Of
fces, such as clerk circuit court, sner-
IN county judge, tax collectcr, treas
urer, and md all these conducted IN a
business IKE ana oinciai manner anu
we mere reiterate the olu STORY INA.
mas been toiu Deiore 70 the court anu
the tax payers OF TINS county Win re-
gard totne unsaiety ana cramped con-
oitlons OF the various oincels III Tue uis-
charge OF their duties ana II seems
the county commissioners .ugne -
take cognizance OF TINS mat.er some
time. Inc court mouse IS entireiy 700
small; there are no provisions LOT
proper jury rooms the room IN Wnicn
the jury from time 10 Time are COM
peeled TO hold It's deliberations IN IS
not the proper place 1or business OF
that nature TO be transacted there Is
not sufficient privacy, outside OF the
cramped condition and smailness OF
Haid ROOM also the triai Jurors nave
no proper place IN winch 10 TRANSACT
their duty as tne one USED Tor tnat
purpose IL not mt Tor cattle 10 room IN,
and IN TACT the entire court house Is
not IN Keeping with the rest OF the
healthy condition that this county IS
IN, and we earnestly hope that the
county commissioners viii take THIS
question In hand and remedy the evil
at an early date.
We have examined the various re-
ports OF the clerk, county judges, sher-
III and treasurer, and ind same cor
rect ana correspond with each other,
and the same Is hereby annexed and
made part Of this report. We have
examined the new jail and congratu-
late Marion county upon having as
complete and safe jail as can or has
been constructed In any county in this
or any other state. We md upon ex-
animation OF same, together with the
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Insurance and Insurance Rates.

w. A. Richardson, by the use of one
OF his Excelsior Machines, has demon
strated how to get insurance and how
to make low rates by buying one of
the machines. There should be one
in every dwelling worthy of home in
Marion county, no merchant or store
room should be without Eureka Fire
Extinguisher. They are cheap, easily
worked and do efficient service in case
of fire. See ad. in today's issue. The
Eureka Extinguisher can be seen in
t le window of the Palace drug store.
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Colby

Office in the Ocala House.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-30

The Autobiography Drug Store is
arranging to excel in soda water bev-
erages Everything refreshing can be
had at these fountains. 1000 gallons
of coca cola will be the record for
this popular drink.
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Buoklin's Arnica Ealve,

The best Ealve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, COrns and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price Is cents per bottle. For
sale by Jas. B. Carlisle.
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Anti-Lottery Nesting.

A big anti-lottery mass meeting will
be held in the court house Friday
night. Judge Finley, r. L. Anderson,
Edgar P. Allen and Judge w. S. Bull
lock will make addresses, supplement-
ed by a report from field marshal J. G.
Porter, of the Baptist Witness.
Evrybody and their friends are in
vited.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-30

Everything catarrhal in its nature,
Catarrh itself, and all the troubles
that come from Catarrh, are per-
fectly and permanently cured by
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. No
matter how bad your case or Of. how
long standing, You can be cured.
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Daylight Poultry Yards at Leroy, Fla.
CHAs. Y. MILLER. Prop.

OHAS. :. MIILEfs' TOP.
Breeds the following full blooded
Brown and Black Leghorn, Whiteand
Barred Plymouth Rock, Buff Cochin,
Dark Brabmas, Black Breasted Red
Game. Eggs for Matching $1.0O per
setting of Is. Mammoth Bronze Tur-
keys and Toulouse Geese. Stock and
eggs for sale at all times. 7-21-5t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-30

The severe cold of Monday and
Tuesday nights literally ruined the
fruit and vegetable crop of Georgia
and slightly damaged those of north
Florida.
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The balloon ascension at the basel
ball grounds did not come off Monday
and Tuesday as announced, owing to
the misfortunes that overlook the bal
loon men, holes being burnt in the
canvass and inability to patch them
.up fast enough. By this failure the
balloon men lost $50.
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Professional.

DIR. A. III. r. Fredericks has re-
moved his Office from the Agnew-
Gary block to Legal Row, nextdoor to
Judge Finley's office, where his many
friends and those needing his profess
sional services can find him. Resi-
dence, Fort King avenue, opposite
Zacharias. 4 l6-3m
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CITY MARKET

Meats, Salt and Fresh Fish Of all Kinds
and Varieties
Fowl, and Vegetables. As good an
assortment for quality and kind and
as low prices as can be found in the
city. City and country trade invited.
Highest cash prices paid for country
produce. Call on GEO. COURTNEY,
City Mark
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Methodist Church Dinner.

The ladies of the Methodist church
propose giving in the opera house
April 3rd, q fine dinner, to which the
public is cordially invited.
Our out-of-town friends are request
ed to bear this date in mind, and if in
the city to come around and satisfy
the thinner man." price only 35 cents.
Besides the elegant meal, there will
be good music and other social pleas
ures, to entertain and amuse yon.
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Sad and Sudden Death.

Miss Maggie Bitch, half-sister to
Rev. l.. D. Geiger, who little over a
year ago was married in the Baptist
pastors home to Mr.. ID. G.. Roland,
died at Judson, Monday, the 18th.
Mr.. Geiger reached her bedside few
hours before her death.
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For Sale.

Ten acres of land two miles from
town, five acres cleared, two acres set
out in orange trees; one-room house,
fenced with good 6-Wire fence. Will
sell cheap for cash or part cash. Titles
0. k. Address E., P. o. box 842, Ocala.
2-9-94-3ms
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Circuit Court of Florida, In and for Marion
Countv-In ChancerY

County-In Chancery.
THE BANK OF KINGwooD, VS.. NELLIE G.
KNIGHT as Administrative of the estate of Har-
vey Knight, deceased, ct al-Foreclosure.
TT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT OF THE AT
i torney for the complainant in the aforesaid
cause that NELLIE G. KNIGHT and MILO +.
KNIGHT defendants therein are not residents
of the aforesaid state, but of the State of Yer
mont, one of these United States of America,
that the age of said Nellie 9. knight is more
than twenty-one years, and that of the said Milo
+. Knight is unknown to said affiant. and that
there is no peson in the State of Florida the ser
vice of supena upon whom would bind said de-
PENDANTS.
1t is hereby ordered, decreed and adjudged,
that the said Nellie G. Knight and Milo T..
Knight and the said Nellie G. Knight in her
pacity as administrative of the estate of Harvey
knight. deceased, do, and they are hereby COM
manded to appear to the bill filed by the COM
plainant in the aforesaid cause on or before the
Rule Day IN April, 1894,
being the and day of said month, and that copy
of the order be published in the Ocala Banner
once week for four consecutive weeks before
said rule day.
Done at the Court House at Ocaia,
LEGAL sEALl in the aforesaid county and State,
this 10Th day of February, 1894.
D. A. MILLER, Clerk.
BY S. r. SISTRUNK, ID. c.
4. P. ALLEN, Solicitor for Complainant.
3-24t
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"Ye Peach de Cream.u the leading
'palate-touching drink, will delight
patrons of the Anti-Monopoly Drug
Store for soda requisites this season.
Pure peaches used for flavoring.
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For Information

Regarding rates and sailing of the
Clyde, Mallory and Ocean steamships,
call on or address Will Hopkins, F. G.
& p, g. p. A., or Jno. Dozier, F. A.,
Ocala, Fla.
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The leading photographer in Ocala
and Central Florida. has secured the
services of very fine artist and re-
TOUGHER from the leading studio of
Lexington. KY.
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A good chance for any one who
wants a home for themselves or as an
investment. will sell my property
at a reduced price. Good bargain Of
fered. Apply to
III. Ell. MEADOWS,
3-30-3t* ut Smoaks' Factory.
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viz: MAJOR THORNTON, Of Fellowship. pa.
Homestead 1870, for the northwest quarter 81
northeast quarter, section ~, township a south
range east.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove hi1
continuous residence upon and cultivation 81.
said land. viz:
NJ. Atkinson. Reubin Davis. ST.. James Davis.
and Reubin Davis. jr., all Of Fellowship. Fia.
3-76t AUX LYNCH. Register
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Pant System Cheap New York Rates.
The first hotel help train will leave
Jacksonville via the Plant System for
New York about 10 a. m, April 5th.
Fare, $l4. Tickets also good on regu-
lar trains. For further information
call on III. G.. HAYCRAFT,
City Ticket Agent. ]
Office in the Ocala House.