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lore ounddy SCnOOl began, the little
fellow was trying to catch some of
the ice as it tell from a saw as one
Of the servants of the hotel was
saving it. He got his hand too
near the saw and the fore finger of
his right hand was cut entirely off.
DIR. Izlar dressed the wound and
the little folks went home without
receiving any Sunday instructions
that day.
Kelsey Plums in quantities to
preserve, at Charles Constans
Fred Gardner, the hustling fire
man, was the subject of a good
joke yesterday, which. however, he
perpetrated upon himself. Fred
yesterday decided within himself
that today, the 24.h, would be his
birthday So he worked exceed
ingly hard to do all of his work so
that he might have a much needed
holiday. Well, Fred worked as he
never expects to work again, and
when night came be seated himself
on the soft steps of the reel house
to read the EVENING STAR, and, oh
horrors !! his birthday was as tale
that is told, and he was a year
older, also wiser as to dates.
Nice ripe Peaches and Bananas
to make your mouth water.
CHARLES CONSTANs.
The Morning News had another
snake story this morning, or rather
two of them. We haven't seen
any snakes yet, but feel sure that
there are numerous reptiles Of this
kind concealed in the dense jungle
of weeds covering our vacant lots
and enCroaching on our thorough
fares. We think somewhat of arm
ing our fighting editor with gun
and a bottle of snake medicine and
sending him forth to do battle
with the animals.
Any person desiring nice home
with one acre of land set out with
bearing fruit trees, can secure one
by paying a small amount of cash
and easy monthly payments. En-
1uire at STAR office.
Mr.. May, wife and six children
came up from Rutland, Citrus
county, yesterday and put up at
he Chaille house. They left on
he II o'clock train for Waverly,
Tenn, where they will make their
:uture home. The husband and
ather was singing a mournful
:une, the burden of which was like
his 3: "Oh, where has my orange
grove now gone to ?"
Grand cheap excursion to Tam
"a via the F. c. & p. on Monday,
'uly 20. Train leaves Ocala 2:53
}. m. Good to return Aug. I. So |
or round trip.
Mrs. 7. Lancaster and three |
title daughters expect to leave on
he I.o'clock train tonight for Col
'rado, Texas, where they will !
pend the balance of the summer
'isiting her sister, Mrs. Flora |
Burns. We bespeak for them a
nost enjoyable time in that de-
ghtful rarifed atmosphere of
Texas.
The Plant system will run
heap excursion TO Jacksonville on
>riday, July 26. Tickets good on
II trains July 26. limited to re-
urn July 20. Separate coaches
rovided for white and co.ored
assengers. Round trip from
)cala So.
John Dozier is very sick at his
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L ne OCala K1f1eS Will give a prize
drill tomorrow night at their hand
some armory. All are invited and
may expect to witness some excel
lent drilling, as some of the boys
have been drilling privately, and
expect to spread themselves. The
mandolin quartet has kindly con-
sented to render some of their
sweet music for the occasion.
Come one and all and enjoy your
selves.
"Dead Stuck. kills bed bugs,
reaches, mosquitoes, and all kinds
of insects. 25 cents at the Bazar
Store.
The popular haberdasher firm
of Davidson & VanEchop will
move their fine stock to more COM
modious quarters in the stand re-
Gently vacated by Nicely & Co.,
about August I. This is the most
desirable vacant store in the city,
and this firm will do ample credit
to it.
A nice lot of chickens today
cheap at Grays.
Prof. Colby is very sick in Mere
dith, N. H, so a telegram to
member of the Oddfellows' lodge
from another member in that city
says. His physician ordered him
to leave the coast, and it is ex-
pected that he will return to Ocala
as soon as he is able to travel.
Take your music to the Witness
Job office and have 1t bound into a
book with your name in gold on
the outside
A fire alarm was turned on this
afternoon at $3.50 from the fourth
ward, but the fire was reported out
before the boys reached the scene
This caused a great deal of excite
ment, as fires are few and far be-
tween lately.
LeConte Pears to preserve. by
the peck, bushel or barrel, received
today at Charles Constans.
B. r. STRIPPING, of Anthony,
called at the STAR office this even
ing and had his subscription set up
a few months.
Wanted, by two young men, one
or two furnished rooms. with priv
ilege of hot and cold bath. Ad-
dress Room, care post office, gen
eral delivery.
What do you think of man who
is so strong that, while shoeing a
big horse, he throws him down and
breaks his back d?
Mrs H. Stacy, at corner of Mag
nolia and Fifth street, will want
few good gentleman boarders at
50. 50 per week, Best of accom-
in town for the money.
I7-tf
Henry Richards, of Gambler, was
in the city today and made US
pleasant call.
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The STAR is the paperfor
you to read when you want
all of the news.
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IN AND ABOUT THE TOWN.
Some Things You Know and Some
Things You D1n't Know.

Ed Crossett is on the sick list.
II. c. Long, OF Savannah, is in
the city.
Judge Hooker is in DeLand on
business connected with his pro-
fession.
G.. M. Phillips, of the Alliance
store, is down at the gulf on fish
ing expedition.
Six-room house for rent on South
Third street. Apply to c. d.
Massey.
Miss Loretta Bullock left yester-
day for Macon, Ga, where she will
visit for few days.
Mrs. o. L. Moring. the proprie-
tress of the Arlington, is visiting
friends in Orlando this week.
The O. c. Whist Club was enter
tanned very pleasantly last night by
the Misses Alfred at their home.
The finest lot of Georgia
Peaches ever seen in OCala at
Charles ConstanS.
Allen Gibson, the popular young
merchant of GrahamvIlle, showed
his smiling face in the city tod'y.
+ C. Bird and wife have returned
from the east coast, where they
have been on a vacation Of a few
days.
The young ladies Shirt Waist
Whist club will be entertained this
afternoon about 4 o'clock by Miss
Maud Reardon.
Found on the street, one key
ring with four keys. Owner can
have same by applying at this of
fee and paying for notice.
Messrs. Payne, Foskett, Condor
and Knecht discoursed sweet
music in the parlors of the Ocala
house last night.
Edgar P. Allen, one of Ocala's
most prominent attorneys, left to-
day for DeLand, where he goes on
important legal business.
Miss Mona Yonce and Robert
Connor spent very pleas
ant evening at the residence of
George Buser and wife last night
Household Ammonia, 10 cents !
Good Mixed Tea in packages,
per pound, 20 cents.
Alderney Cream Toilet Soap, e |
for 25 cents, at the Bazar Store.
Colonel Tom Harris returned
yesterday from three weeks trip
to Tampa, and says that Tampa is
booming. and plenty of work for
all who are willing to work.
Will Hooker, the popular young
returned yesterday morn
ing from a business trip to New
York Mr.. Hooker says that the
hard times cry is now heard very
little in that country.
Cash Thomas, Henry and Tom
Frank Moorhead and
Will Galbraith left yesterday for a
several days trip to the romantic
Withlacoochee, where they expect
to catch many of the finny tribe.
Will Hopkins, the popular
young travelling passenger agent
of the F. &. & p, called at the
STAR office this morning, and says
travel on that road is very lively
this time of year. Will is hustler,
and will get up travel if it is to be
had.
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y. n. CDUI.G,%
Clerk
T. d. kEST.
President.

81 lotteries have been banishet.. and
1t is pl ohable that under the new law
there will soon be no lottery tickets
for sale in this country. whether open
IL or secretly. Yet ii Is pity that
such large and arbitrary powers had
to be conferred on the Postmaster
General to enable him to suppress the
traffic in lottery tickets. This contn
ual extension of Executive authority
over persons anu property, where the
offense may be crime, but where the
determination that it is an offense is
not decided by court of law, but left
to an executive officer, savors some.
what of arbitrary oppression.@N
York Sun, Dem.
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,I'!IEPOLIC JURY.
OrFiCiAL ph.isI.nDiSGs,
STATE OF L0JISIsNa-PARI Or
LAF3JhGiIE
Thiho,.au1, La March 9Th, 1875

ThihoaauN, La March 6ih, 1875
The Police Jury Of the Parish ot Laiourche
tlnt rhis day ii regular session.
present-fhos. ID Atnt. President and
Messr.. 4. CAristpn. Gaas =. Gfsnse L. I.p
det, y. >catiy II. y. iabpr ard :. 4. Nor
want.
Absent S. aiesses /. Leaile and t.
itt.cos.
IL 1niantes If tie session he.l January
iltl .ast Wese ieati ~, approved
ed
ile various claims against tie Parish
being c..llrti Hp. We're read ahd referred
Et.leG the iuies 10 The committee on ciains
flie petitions IL pension u Martha Bryant
Mrs l4taIs Seeard hr>. 4. SEWN. Thtepifle
i-,.Ldry. Mrs Aresti!e Maibrougl and vii,
lIaI an.i Mary Hall. were iea, and the
anfion II the Jury thereon. resulted as
follows: TO Martha Bryant pen~snn was
III owed at the rate u! S. ~ per month from
Mareh 1T 1875. and 10 The phlle Landiy
aud William AID Mary Hal at 81 per mnsith
from. january | lS95 i lie pc itian oI Mrs.
At.aste SEWN. Was laid over for infestIga-
, tton aud the prayer O -hs prtitlons uf Nrs.
Louis >ecafd .tu,t Mrs Asestile Marlborough
| were rejected
lie petition Of lie citizens Of the Mala-
- settlement asking Ter IN appropriation
q cat and maintain suitable Canal Ior
the drainage Of their lands. was rrad aud
referred 20 the drainage commissioners OF
til six district. Oh the motion OF I!r Gaude
-ecoadett hy Mr.. Cbrstcn,
At this time the lep3rts OF The Treasurer
q. general drainage and lesee funds. Ut the
a..i-i!. wete called up aad read. when the
,atse were referred under he rule, 10 he
ugnper committees for examination and
report.
resident Kent. appointed Mr.. Ghas. Z.
t1aude on Ne committee on Finance ~ I'll
| Tie vacancy eaasea by the death nt Ar. L.
Eoret.
Gel. f. II. Lombard was at this time in
| tr0dueed by the President with the state
! NaLt that the Colonel had proposition Il
| submit 20 the jury. and on the announcement
| tAttt the jury was ready 5o hear said prapo>i
| ttcu. Col. Lombard stated that the Citizen.
! Bank owned Il certain lredge boat, how
] iyiue near Latuurche Crossing. and under
/ standing that the parish was oh the point o
!; adopting aranes - ordinance requiring The
| aF.ov.Nent OF "a etFeage boat. he invited thu
! 5arF to examine said dredge boat hrtort
: utcaaaIng elsewhere. stating also that L
!. w>uaG be wise for the jury TO purchase saie
F. beat before It's removal from the Bayou, etc
Ee desired TO imnreSs on the jury that th
Baaa was willing to sell and would enteshali
. ftou me Jury ANY far proposition as t" prize
, au, terms.
TN trution ot Ny. Sfaiiy seconded AZ :,
Christian tie jury adjourned to to-Morro,
1t 10 clucs ii. Ia.
T u. kESF.
4 n. CDJL0N President.
ffRrf-
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Castoria.

Castoria cures Cole, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhaa, Eructatioa,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes 0;-
gestion,
Without injurious medication
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81. w. FROST.
F6ssman Grand Jury.
CoURTSHIP AID COMMON SENSE.

Conrtship is not for the immature
the time is past Cor the encouragement
of marriage between mere children.
and we have to recognize the fact that
it Is men aNd women without expe-
rience, yet men aud women, that we
are called upon to aid, enhearten. and
bid Godspeed down the way of love,
Every word spoken to them regarding
courtsliip and matrimony should be
rich with the essence of practical COM
mon sense. Romance and sentimen-
tality are we'll enough in poetry and
fictioA it is in reality a composite Of
Joy. sorrow, success, disappointment,
serenity, vexation lit is the average
sum of human experience.
Courtshlp is an effort to choose a
mate for life. Two home makers are
considering partnership the fate
of unnumbered future generations is
being settled. If we look straigh. into
the countenance of nature and at the
same time keep fully aware of what
civilization expects, we shall feel the
immense Importance of what is going
on yOnder where the young man and
his sweetheart sit apart from the crowd
| A sacred contract is being negotiated,
and upon the outcome of q few million
contracts like that depends the whole
future OF the human race.-The Chau.
ltauquan.
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PUBLIC OPINION.

It y j is.iSeahe 70 say that luyiii>m
cannot IT, abolished hy law. 1t can
he done. aud tie quickest ana snrest
way 70 IL il woEla ht t. pass i law 10
make them ii.lrr-not - urestl4 Or
run, bnt f1.ht. ST. Paul Srlohe. Dem.
The rea. friends of' silver are those
who are anXinnS TO secure an iHteru;-
tional himetalic agfetasent Tie
Democrats and Popnii~tS who demand
ed the free and unlimited coinage If
the metai It tisr 1G- t. ! ratio. regard
less oi the attitude Of foreign lsnwers,
would saddle upon tile government tie
burden ut silver inBnoinet;lli ISM Troy
! Times.
The great defect in the scheme Of
.internaItassa f,iinetallists, is the defer
,ence they frsy to tile wishes OF En-
gland. i'ht, 20 on the snp!,osition
| that the whole world mnSt fellow the
/ lead rf Englin,i. aud that If tina, pow
er refuses 70 open its minis, 40 the
!, unlimited coinage Of silver ssll the
iremainaag Of humanity must submit
to the depression and contraction due
to gold et;llisnl.-Denyer Re-
publican.
! The Democratic party was wrecked
in Congress upon III i->tle when it was
mot elected to meet. aaa was ssot pre-
J pared 10 mset with anything like
! union. This is the summing up Of its
failnie in the present Congress Every
thing was against it. The commercial
mlsfortunes Of the. country were
enough to Kill any party. Had Harli-
sou been elected President instead of
4 cleveland, and Il Republican instead
OF II Democratic Congress had been
| chosen, there IS no more doubt that
i the Republican party would have gone
under III the face Of them than there
is Nat the Democratic party has met
that tate now.-Enston Herald, Dem.
It is clear enougis row that the
thirt! party folly in the Nest has run
licans will regain eonuel OF all tha
States winch they have usually carried.
In last Novembtl,s election. practical
~ speaking, they did this, but next
= year u Republican clean sweep OF all
! of those States is>as certain as any pe-
: litical event of the future can be. Th,
third partyfs reeiting ground at thi.
: time is the South. 1t is safe to sa,
that that party will develop :, greater
strength i'll the South in 1896 than i
did III the W est in 1892, and that i
will carry some OF the States OF tina
region.-St. Louis Globe Democrat
Rep
s If the committee had instituted
i full and fair investigation, givin
1t Evans an equal chance with Turney
d and had conducted it honestly. tn
II victory of Turney, even by virtue of
.e teehnieality, might have been acquiesc
/ ed III by the people of the State. Br
y as it is the committee has taken car
'e to make only one showing possibl,
le The case was determined from til
is moment that one of the parties to til
it contest was denied his equities.
e. course the verdict will be for Turne,
W That is what the committee is the
for. 1t might just as well have bee
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REPORT or GRAND .JTRT
18Th Judicial Di,trirt Court, March
Tenn, 1885.

i" tie Hon. l.. p. Caillouet, Judge of
the 18th JudiciaiDistrict Court:
lonr Grand Jury impanneled for
this term lis ened with great attention
t" y"ur exhausted Charge on the law
irppeltalhiag to our daiies. As far AZ
1t has been within orr power, we Iiav..
eNasAiHeu what witnesses we could find
on the issues suggested tous by your
charge. We nand in the following
indictments with those thar we have
already presented to the Court, as the
result ot our lahorS.
We deem it oar duty to state that
we have examined the Parish Treas.
nrei 5 report, find the same acceptable
and correct. and that the Parish is on
i sannd tinaBrfal standing. We rec
orincid TO the municipal council Of
lhlhntnnZ and the Police jury Of the
Parish to zee and have money appro-
pHiafed towards the bridge spanning
Che Lafonrche ut '!hiho0auy, 80 thar
the ascent on each side Of TIE bavoii
mag le moie graslaal and easier for
catIs an;i vehicles VI tie people usiu.
tie sane.
We approve the request Of the last
Grand Jury and urge upon the Police
jury ~ put Il Erinal ID The Jury room
hat racks and ii drawer win loc}z
ard KEY for papers when the Grand
Jury l> IN session. would be not only
q convenience but necessity in keep
Ing secret the pabIic papsrs.
Ine superintendent uf public schools
came before Us and gave Us a satisfac-
tony expose Of the public schools OF
the PARISH lie says that the finance,
Will only allow the public schools to
br opened about five months, ont If
:'te Police jury would appropriate
some three 81 four thousand dollars to
this worthy end and narpose, the
schools could De kept opened for eight
and erection Of school houses
the parish where needed,
and then would follow naturally i
high school here il Thibeaaux for the
higher grades and education Of our
which might bc support
81 w private subscription and some
as>i,Faace from tile parish.
We have had the doctors and those
Who travel the public reads a good
deal, ai:a haSt no reason to complain
considering the late heavy rains and
snowfall The roads are about as
good - We could expect for this time
Of the year. This Grand Jury urges
upon tAst next Legislature with all the
force we can To modify the present
Levee Law Of the State of Louisiana.
50 far rs the Bayou Of Lafourche il
concerned. Planters on this bayou
who receive in summer time and when
the bayou is low, heavy and cumber-
some machinery Or who have to cross
their crops for refining al manufactur-
ing purposes over the lsveer, should
be permitted in low water ncder the
direction Of the Police jury or Levee
inspector to cut, or level their levees
for the emergency and exigency of
the case. ard that the leyees thereafter
be repaired to prevent
any danger Of overflow. The law as it
stands to-day is SO harsh, thai Juries
are loathed to carry It out, and we ask
ycur Honor to send. this part of our
report to the Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, and the President Of
tbs Senate for proper action.
Respectfully submitted,
81. w. FROST.
l. 4 I
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NO. 80

rrhdetr'i Griale HE committee left
AhShyi!te,-Menpiis Scmetar. Dtm,
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CONSTNBLES

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