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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

The Hopkins Trans-Oceanic Star Spec
ialty Company Is an aggregation OF Eu-
ropean and American artists. The man.
ager of the company 10 John D. Hopkins.
who last season controlled the Boston
Howard Atheneum Star Speciality Com
pany. Mr.. Hopkins has secured family
of Danish acrobats. in Copenhagen, Den.
mark, the Lars Larsen family. consisting
Of four ladies and one gentleman. In adj
dition to that 10 Kara. the Bavarian Jug
gler: Melville and Stetson, topical
duettists; Billy Van. comedian: Will
H. Fox as "Paddew hiskie;" the Dixon
brothers, musical clowns; De Bersel.
lightning modeler in clay; Fulgora, trans
figurator; John and Harry Dillon. parody
singers; the Larsen sisters, who are
queens of the horizontal bars. The above
company will be the attraction at the So
attic theater next Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thursday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02
.Harry Up"

And bur your footwear now. whlle you
can get excellent shoes at half price. The
place To buy them is the Popular Shoe
House. 1910 Front street. between Madison
and spring. This Is no tine to waste money.
The cheapest place Is the place TO buy. so do
not fail to 80 there before purchasing else
where. Ii You can find what you want
you will certainly bs pleased in quality
and price. Keep the number well in mind.
IL Is 1910 Front street, between Madison
and Spring. ltwill pay you.
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Ladies. aGnsscal club.

At the Seattle theater this afternoon at
2:30 o'clock the following high-class pro-
gramme will Be given by the Ladies'
Musical Club:
Quarieste--E hat, OF l2S........Fr Schubert
seattle Quartette club--Mr. Delius, Mr.. West,
Ar. Backman and Dr.. Palmer.
a .Tks Raft song Nevin
B. open Thou Thy Blue Eyes" Massenet
Mfs. l. d. Stedman.
a Rhythmical study ................-..F. Hitler
b. s'spsing Dawn fmaxurks caprtce)Wm Mason
Mrs. +. D. Black.
"At the Fountain Anderson
Mis-. Hatfield. Mrs. Pratt, Mrs. King.
Mrs. McMichen.
Polmaiss-Op &c. No. i..............-....Ch Chopin
Mrs. A. p. Aitteu.
Aria DER Freisehutx''--piano piano..von Weber
Miss Compton.
QuaFtette-"IA Malincomia," op Is, No. -.
..soeetnoven
Rantfia Ounrf0tfa Ciuh.
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TT sss.%s ~
Eeattie Quartotte Club.
ballard Coanoii Proceedings.

At an adjourned meeting Of the Ballard
city council Thursday night notice of the
election Of Frank Fineran to Be chief OF
the fire department vas received and filed.
Ordinances to grade Chestnut street, be-
tween Second and Third avenues, and
Wilbert street, from First to Fifth avenue.
were ordered to be drafted. The repairs
for the lower end Of Ballard avenue were
referred TO the street committee. The city
attorney Was instructed to collect short
age due the city from ex-Marshal Peters,
bondsmen, Cors and Wegner. Council.
man Seth Chandler inquired what steps
the city attorney had taken in regard to
the nuisance maintained by H. F. Weise
on c street. The city attorney replied
that the complaint had been served and
the prisoner would be tried on Monday
before Police Justice w. H. Vernon.
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Supreme Coars Dscaaiens.

OLYMPIA. June 1.-ISpecial. l-Opinion,
In the following cases were filed In the
supreme court today:
orson NJ. Seward, guardian for Lewis O.
Seward ct al. appellants vs. Matthias Spur
geon. C. T. Wheeiock. William Smiley, re.
spondents: from Clarke county: affirmed.
A. NJ. Brooks. appellant. vs. the Skoo-
KUN Manufacturing Company, defendant
First National bank. OF Mount Vernon in
servencr and respondent; from King
county: reversed
Z. j. Davis ct ux., appellants. W. Cyrus
fsesds, respondent; from Lewis county;
affirmed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

George Dembie, . young man. WAS ar
rested by Detective Wells yesterday after
noon on the charge Of attempting to burg.
iarise ex-Mayor George W. Halls barn. ON
Virginia street near Tenth. pemhle had .
partner. who escaped. although the detec-
tive fired two shots into the ground to
make him stop. Mr.. Hall had vaiuablss
stored in the barn.
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Lionel v. keipash, travelling man,
vss arrested ssst night by Detective cad-
Thee on assFvant sworn cat by CAarles r.
Nelly. charging that be obtained money
under false pss.enses. ReipaiA hives in
Southern California aGa !sss January he
~@s IA TIE city AZ the same tune The
Stanford University hsys acre here. II
Ssssszs4 that As SOS M. Kelly, Who knsw
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THE CIry.s FINANCES.
Report 81 the compsroller for Moash
Of MAY.

City Comptroller Parry yesterday CON-
plcted his statement Of the city's receipts
up to Thursday night, May 81. 1t shows
that during the month the revenue from
licenses fines and fees was -. a53. 50; har.
Dor and wharves, $3.50; total. "a. $50 70.
OF this sum $2.4T690 goes to the salary
fund. ~. as6 IL to the general fund, 34as rs
TO library. s49s, 80 for parks. $3.50 for har-
Dor aud wharf fund. There was also col.
iee,ei from the Krug deficiency fund ST.
o7S2l
following is q recapi,ula.ion Of the col.
iertiorx from All sourfes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

The members Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic and womsn's Relief Corps wish
TO thank most heartily the school children
and al other persons who 30 generously
remembered rs with flowers for Memorial
day. making IL possible 10 really cover
our dead heroes with beautiful flowers. ~
We thank ycu most heartily.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

There viii he special meeting of the
Chamber OF Commerce and Municipsl
League Of the city OF Seattle this evening
at 5 O'Clock al the Chamber Of Commerce.
rooms. Seattle National bank building.
for the purpose OF receiving and acting
upon the report of the joint committee az
'he eAsSaeer and league on expenses aud
financial condition of king county.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

Rosls, Assesses. tamoTs, and even can
GERS. are the result Of natural effort of
the system 10 sxpel the possoas which
the liver and kidneys have failed to re-
move Ayers Sarsararsila stimulates ali
the organs 20 prope, performance OF their
functions
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TAe Appeal From ] aaee yenk.ns. OrAer

The Appeal Frem Judge Jenkins' Order
OMAHA. June 1.-The United States
court Of appeals decided todao that the ap-
peal Of the labor organizations from Judge
jenkins order forbidding them to quit
work on the Northern Pacific railroad will
not 90 direct to the United States supreme
court. ~ was suggested by counsel for the
company's receivers TO the United States
court of appeals yesterday. After think
ing it over Judges Harlan, Woods and
Bum decided that they would not certify
the record in the cassl to the supreme
court, but would hear arguments on the
appeal tomorrow. and also concluded to
make the case peremptory for argument
next Monday. This decision was an
nounced this afternoon by Judge Harlan.
II Is probable that ex-senator Spooner
and the other counsel for the railroad
company will refuse to make arguments
before the court Of appeals and will insist
on the motion made by Mr.. Miller. that
the case b. stricken from the docket be-
cause of noncompliance with the rules of
the court for the time Of filing the record
in the appeal. Counsel for the men will
consent to argue the case. and will be
ready to proceed with their speeches
Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

IL you are afflicted with any Chroasc
Nervous or Specsai Diseases, consult Dr. f.
q. johnson. Foogas ). . Aad : Scneaerman
bloek, seattle
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The agency of the Lake Shore road at
Machiss has been closed, r. w. Davidson.
the agent. heing transferred To North Bend
IN place OF +. $. Trieke, who is transferred
tn McMnrray.
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How Evsrsss viii Es,ert.ia the M..en..

EsKRgTr. June Especial. Ill is ex-
peesed that about 80 delegates will be
present =; the Masonic Grand Lodge and
the CHAPTER OF the Eastern Star, which
viii hold taeir annual sessions in Everett,
on 1sae III and l.. Ample arrangements
~ii re provided. The Hotel Monte Crss,o
has gwen rate Of s. day. Which IN
eaaees rooms and meals. Other hotels
and lodging houses Will DO equally literal.
fshinsaiar Lodge. ei this cay, viii tender
the ysssfcrs free excursion over the
Everett x Monte Crssso railroad. showing
sse magnificent scenery Of the SuQa-
gsaasAasa canyon and tie interesting tes-
ssAres 81 rae great nainIng camp AZ Monte
erfstos General Manager Mcbride viii
provide Inc observation car tor the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Friendly Visitors will be held
Monday 1T 2:3o p. m at the Chamber OF
Commercs. Seattle National bank building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

An excellent breakfast or noon lunch ut
The Langdon, = cents, dinner . 10 carte,
table hote, with wine 80 cents
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a.es, bargains in tablets and writing pa
FER at Sutton & Allain's. ies South Second
street
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DR.. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
ali nervous diseases ogtlcr. Uogss:eln
psgses
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Mosorisy makes harness no CONNER
cssl street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

UaaeFweAE st cost at sutton 4 Adams.
Lea SoalA second ssreea
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Dr. kihbe has resumed practice. Rises
Bailey ba.!ding.
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TsSs Ahasat bard tszs@s. wAea yea eaa e=y
fssss sSgs today Al teSses lssys ses /. csau
aes 9exes-
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rHE BAILEY GOES Down.


NO sooner repaired IMAM S0o St4t8oo
Another Skaxit snag.
It seems to Be rather = shard row Of
stumps," or rather. Of snags. that the
steamer Henry Bailey has to contend
with, ~ no sooner has she been repaired
after one accident than she has worse
one. this time going 70 the bottom of the
Skagit river. After being repaired At
Mount Vernon yesterday forenoon she
went to Fresh Water slough for load of
oats. taking on board about 600 sacks, and
in returning. struck large snag, which
ripped open the planking, and she sank IN
fifteen feet Of water before anything could
be done.
Purser Transue came to Seattle late yes
terday afternoon for the purpose Of getting
two scows and boat to go up the river
and try to false her. but it has not been
learned whether he has succeeded. Il will
probably be several weeks before she can
resume her run, although the actual
amount Of damage done can not be ascer-
tanned until she 10 raised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-02

Dick French's Beneas Ienighs
The complimentary benefit to b given
Richard E. French. the popular actor and
manager. at Cordray's this evening prom
Uses to be the great event OF the season at
this once popular family resort The
hosts OF friends Mr.. French has made dur
ing his FIVE years. sojourn in Seattle have
interested himself in his behalf. which in
csude the E!ks, of which Mr.. French % m
active member. and from the sale of tickets
already made the house this evening will
be crowded to the doors.
The programme, being long and full OF
interest. will commences promptly ct
O'Clock. and will be a. follows:
with r. H. wagner, leader. in three selections.
namely. scaprfce Heroique, Awakening
OF the Lion" ana skoutsk.
willard and Halt In sketches.
The Skaters Henley In ssrpentine dances.
The ave-scs hackwoods drama with the fol-
lowing novel cast:
Elsnor vaughn (drss appearance in two
yearsl ...-...---..---.-::s Eva Earle frenca
Bobby Crockett. ...............C Cleo NcDowdsll
Neil Champion Charles WILDER
Asj. Royistou. iilsam bistner
The Fighting Parson tdsbnt).
..-..-..........-...-.Aa Manager John Z. Cordray
YaaEers Hunters. 49,. Manager 8. &. .eisy
Still BIlI> - manager VI. s. Ford
o car Champion ... Manager William Russell
Davy Crockett Manager 4. E. French
The regular cordray theater orchestra
augmented to twelve soloists, under the
leadership OF C. A. Bray, will render the
selections between the acts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30
Pineapple Cheese,
Chutney,
Mushroom Catsup,
French MarOns.
AT TEA POT GROCERY.
A New Real Estate Firm.

Elsewhere in the Banner will be
found the sad. of r T. Murrell g. Co.,
who have embarked in the real estate
business in its fullest details. Mr.. MUIR
rell has lived so long in Ocala and
Marion county that he needs no intro
duction to home people, and his repu-
tation as square and honest business
man with US is such that it will estab-
fish his character abroad.
Mr.. Murrell is the gentleman who
was largely instrumental in making
the late sale of the Bailie orange
grove, one of the largest known for
many years, and has other magniffi-
cent sales in fair way of being con-
summated. IF you have lands to sell,
orange groves or phosphate property,
you viii do well to put them into the
hands of this new firm. They intend
to impart new life to our county BY
creating land selling boom. The sale
Of the Baille grove is only a starter.
Keep your eye on the Banner fol
startling announcements.
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MORE FLORIDA BURIED TREASURE
Welshton MARI Phosphate.


III the last issue Of the Banner we
copied from the Times Union = highly
interesting article written By Major
Peabody, the travelling correspondent
Of that paper, under the heading Of
unqualified Success in which Is
told the story Of Mr.. A. r. Cross won
derful success with Welshton mari
phosphate and muck, and this week
we give statements from some of the
largest, most practical and best known
orange growers, as follows:
OcALA, FLA, Noy. 8, 1891.
Captain John n. Helxas
DEAR SIR Replying to your inquiry relative
to the mari phosphate bought Of you last spring
fcost Of same TO be refunded if not entirely salts
factory, it gives me pleasure TO report that it
has filled the bill in every particular.
put the sixteen tons on my sixteen-acre bear
ing grove at ocala broadcast, blowing it in the
usual way. Have used neither potash nor ann
monia, yet my grose is looking finely, and the
crop all expected; and, although ! have done
no spraying, have no rusty oranges.
cheerfilfy recommend your phosphate be-
lieving Il to be an excellent fertilizer, especially
for old groves troubled with scale and insects In
my Judgment your prepared mari phosphate is
superior to the average s4oper-ton commercial
fertilizer Yours, truly,
D. G. EIcHELBERGER.
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For Sale Cheap.

One 30-horse power engine and boil
er, one Lane & Badger improved iron
frame saw mill, one Disston so pound
Inserted saw, one planer and hatcher,
one single and heading machine,
Laws patent, one double feed roll crate
sIat macine, one solid iron frame
swing cut off saw, one wood frame
cut off saw, one Emery wheel grinder,
one blacksmith's forge and tools, be-
sides good many other very useful
tools needed in the business; two log
carts, teams all in good running order
and can be seen in operation nearly
any time by coming to Remington;
good timber, good trade. Come and
see us, will sell very cheap, one half
cash. All betting good.
FEAsTER BROTHERS,
10-25-Sts bennington, Fla.
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Mrs. Whitfield who resides at the
old Bell place on 1T. King avenue,
has q very tame and playful COW.
Her next door neighbors are Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Green. No fence divides
them. Tuesday her COW got over into
Green's yard and Green's cook came
out with q basket and the COW seeing
her and thinking she had something
for her to eat went for the cook, see
ing which the culinary artist took to
her heels and the COW after her, over
took her. overthrow her and trampled
her quite seriously and at one time it
was thought the cook was seriously
hurt, but she Is getting all right again.
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l1.3O-1t.

Captain J. B. Johnson and Sheriff
Odell came up from Dade City We'd
nesday to see the circus, and made the
Banner pleasant call.
Captain Johnson, lawyer and editor,
took exceptions, good naturally, to
Mr.. Harris article in late issue Of
the Banner about editors not getting
their pro rata of political honors; also
that half the editors of Florida were
not editors in the true sense Of the
word, as they practiced some other
calling besides acting as editors.
Captain johnson claims to be, next
to Mr.. Harris, the oldest editor in
active service in the state.
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The z. ard 2. Georgia Minstrels.

The leading papers from dozen
states, north and south, say Richard
and PringIe's Georgia Minsrrels are
among the best companies appearing
before the public. They say they are
first-class IN every particular. a bet
ter band never played. The Crescent
City quartette singing IS simply lovely.
The Juggling and female impessona-
tiers are out Of sight. The game Of
serapsp IS just too langhahle. They
deserve bumper Of . house and WIN
have III Billy Kersands II royal Ia
bis oddities and comiealities.
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Artistic Dress Making

To the. end That the best Judgment
and most artistic dressers may be graf
flied in the fitting and making OF
dresses for the ladies of Ocala and sur
rounding country, Mss. Sternberg has
secured dress-maker, whose services
guarantee to every patron Of her place
garments, whose fit aud style viii
meet all the requirements of the most
exacting. Remember the place, Fish
els old corner.
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a Kindly Suggestion.

The Banner suggests to the mer.
chants of Ocala to secure from the
railroads leading into the city spe-
cial rate of fare for the following days
preceding Christmas, namely: De-
cember q, 22and "a Other towns are
doing this, and it will pay our mer-
chants to look into this matter, and
quickly, so as to make all the necessa-
ry arrangements.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30
Sunday Schedule.

Trains on the Plant System, Silver
Springs, Ocala and Gulf railroad will
run as follows on Sunday only:
Leave OcaIa 20 a. m. for Tampa
and intermediate points.
Leave Ocala 2:40 p. M. for Dunnel-
lon for north, east and west.
Arrive Ocala II :45 a. m. from Dunn
ellon north, east and west.
Arrive Ocala 6:O5 p. m. from Tampa
and intermediate points.
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Ratified.

L. e. Thomas, valued subscriberto
the Banner and living near Ocala, in
chasing pigs through bis field tramped
squarely on rattle snake over five feet
in length, and possessing eleven rattles
and button. The encounter proved
rafting all around, but his snakeship
was doomed.
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SPECIAL SALE IN MILLINERY
At Mrs. @. A. Browns December 9th an,
p+k IT, ~ A.


At Mrs. G. A. Browns December 9th and
9th Two Days Only.
We have just received our second
shipment of the latest styles of line
millinery, and our stock Is new from
beginning to end. All the latest
shades of velvets, ribbons, hats and
trimmings we offer at twenty pei
cent discount for the two days men.
toned above. We must get rid o.
these goods and those who wish to gel
bargains in this line must come early
Sales begin at a. M. and close at 5 p
m. Don't forget the days-Tuesday
and Wednesday, December 9Th and
/ 9th. MRS. G. A. BROWN.
Magnolia Street.
Opposite Waterman & Co.'S.
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ncALA. Fla. Nov. q. 1901.

OcALA FLA, Nov. g, 1894.
TO TpE0m IT Nay Concern:
Last spring we purchased of captain.J II,
Welsh twenty tons of the prepared Welshton
mari phosphate for use on our twenty-acre grove,
on condition that if by the rst of January next il
had accomplished all that was claimed for it as a
fertilizer and disinfectant, we were to pay for it
the decision resting entirely with us.
The twenty tons was scattered broadcast in the
usual manner Of applying fertilizers, ard the
results were such that on october so we settled
in full for it.
We have used neither potash nor ammonia
this year.
This phosphate we find to be largely destruc-
tive of scale and insects.
GREEN s. THOMAS.
These testimonials are important,
especially in view of the fact that in
each instance payment was subject to
approval.
We give in this issue picture OF
Captain John III. Welsh, the discov-
erer of soft phosphate as fertilizer.
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CITRA HOUSE
NOW OPEN.

The Citra House, at Citra has
been repaired and put in excellent
condition to accommodate the tram
sient public and those desiring winter
board. Prices reasonable. Call on or
address J. A. House.
Citra House,
Citra, Fla.
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FEAsTER BROTHERS,
O-25-Sts bennington, Fla.

All goods offered at cost and be-
low by M. Fishel are seasonable
and cheaper than anything in
town.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30

Do not fail to visit the Anti. Monop-
oily drug store for fine toilet soaps and
perfumery. Popular prices and none
but the best. A fresh stock of Lund-
burg's perfumeries on hand. See big
odu
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For Sale.

Ten acres land, two miles east of
Oca1a, five acres fence and cleared two
acres in young grove, one room house,
good we'll of water, cheap for cash.
Title o. k. Address P. o. Box s42,
Ocala. 10-29-1m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30

M. Fishel. having decided to re-
tire from the dry goods business,
is making genuine closing out
sale at cost.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30
The National Saloon,
]. Il. vEREEN, Manager.

The best of liquors, the finest of CT
gars. oysters in every style, meals at
ali hours and the best the market af-
fords. Billiard room connected.
When in town call on
THE NATIONAL SALOON.
II %. "A
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-11-30
UNDERTAKES.

We wish to call the attention Of the
public to the fact that J. A. Pittman
q Co., have gone into the undertakes
business, and propose to sell metallic
and wooden baskets, collins and burial
outfits cheaper than ever sold before
in Ocala. Place of business, Thomp-
son block, opposite Liddon's stable
Residence corner Fourth and South
Lime streets. j. Al. PITMAN 4 Co..
9-l4-td Ocala, Fla.