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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
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hnm,r r. tagleton, dealer in all
kiuf- nt improved real estate in Mar
Inu Iahe ami the other counties nf
th. state. Gall GA or write 20
HORACE +. EAoLEToN,
tatasl Notss. Block. i,eeshurg, Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
ne ma Monday IN SEPTEMBER. 4. . p.

the same being the 9th day OF said III onth sell Al
public cutlery IL the highest aud best bidder Tor
cash, within the legal hours OF sale. ia front ol
the court honse door IN the city OF OCaa county
Of Marion, and state IT Florida the following
real estate situated III the county Of Marion and
state OF Florida aud more particularly described
follows, to wit
Commencing at point on the northern bonn
Diary line ct the eighty acre tract Of baud former
~ owned by one J. / Miller seventeen and
eishty-tonr hundrenihs chains west OF a point on
,i,e eastern boundary hne. III section tive town
ship twelve, and range twenty-one hity. Ave
chains and nineteen links lrcm the southeast
corner OF said section rve, and running thence
~est nine and thirteen ndIcdths chains to a
stake, thence south sixteen and forty one hun
drcdth1 chains 10 q stake. thence east nlne and
thirteen hundrcdths chains, thence north .iN-
teen and iorty-onc hundrelths chains 10 the
point OF beginning, and containing fifteen acres
IN section 1--WE township twelve, and range
twenty one the said property having been IA 49,.
levied on by virtue OF a certain writ OF attach
mrnt ISSUED sand cause. and ordered sold ~
the final decree rendered III SAID cauSe ior the
purpose OF satisfying the said execution and all
costs,
Dated Al Ocala, Elorida tins 9TH day Of August
A II. sG7. b. DUPRE HOnGk
sheriff OF Marion County. Florida
N SimontUn, PlaInGn Attorney
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
MASTERS SALE

HINDER AND BY VIRTUE or A FINAL
- decree TeRdcred on the rith day OF lane
ID. 1877 by the Hon. " A Hooker nudge OF the
Fifth Judicial Circuit ot the state OF Florida IN
and tur Marion county ia chanCcryi ia a certain
canse pending in SAID court. wherein FRANK
NJ SIMONToN was complainant ana " H. LIAM
J. & GA%LI.lN was defendant / the under
signed master IN chanceTy viii sell at public
auction 10 the highest and best bidder TOT cash
III front OF the court house door III the CITY OF
ocala, county Of Marion, and state OF Florida on
The Fl,sf Noafay ~ Sepl.1f5r, /. n 1897
the same being the 9th day OF sand month dur
ing the legal hours OF sale. the following real
estate situated IL the county OF Marion and
state OF Florida, and more particularly described
as tOilrws. t0-~it Commencing at a point on
the dividing line between the lands OF Frank VI
and sixty links 81 % Chs north. aud hity one
chains and ity-one links (SI 81 clEsl east uf the
southwest corner OF section SIX 3d. IN township
twelve lt2l south. OF range twenty one tttl east
sand point being also the northwest corner Of ths.
Greene lot, run south ten (IoJ chains To- the
thence south ten (Io) chains. thence EAST nine
to chains. thence north ten (l0i chains nd
thence west nine % chains back 10 the north
west corner OF the lot To- be described contain
my ninc aci es more OF less, the said property lie
my sold Tor the purpose OF satisfying the decree
IA sad cause aud costs.
Dated at OCaia. Florida, this 10Th dav Of TulV
d 1897. CAKLOS l.. SISrRuNK,
Master in Chauccry.
J. {. WHITE, Solicitor for Complainant ? iotd
In the Circuit Court. Filth Judicial Circuit Ma
RON County Florida III Chancery
The Home Savings Bank, Complainant vs.
Elisha + Bngbee ct AL Defendants
Foreclosure
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27

IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT APPEND-
ed to the bin filed ia the above stated cause
that THE STANDARD NATIONAL. BANK
EDWARD l. ROOT, WILLIAM :. SPARR
JAMES II. BlGELOW; JOHN J. HARRISON,
JOSIAH T. GATHRIGHr, OWEN GATH
RIGHT. JR WALTER WALKER. copaftuers
under the firm name OF HARRISON " Cathiight.
CHARLES II, GOLDBERG and ECGENE ).
GOLDBERG. CO partners under the firm name
I OF e. Il. X T. ). Goldberg. defendants
therein named atc non residents of the
state Of Florida. and are residents OF
the United States OF America and
over TIRE age OF twenty-one years, il is therefore
ordered that said resident defendants be
and they are hereby required to appear TO the
bill Of complaint filed in said cause On ot before
Monity The On dag af Seplcmibt,, 4. n. lSg7.
otherwise the allegations of said bill will be Ia
ken aS confessed by said defendants.
1t is further ordered that this order be pub
iished one week for four consecutive weeks in
the ooala Banner, q newspaper published in said
county and state. This, 2lnd day .of July 1897
IT, 5. =. T. SISTRuNK.
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co.. Fla.
K. McCoNArHY, Solicitor for Com plainant
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27

Engage rooms right away for the
SUMMER. The Colonnadts at Sea
ire, .. Zoo winter gets from 81 50 To
sl~tw per weeks
People coming nOW can get same
recommendations with good plain table
taar' fer - ~; children - ~ parties
u( t,u ur more $500.
lhrbotel ha- electric bells in every
rtom and other modern vonvienences.
Best 0i tii" coast open in summer.
Rates way down. Can accommodate
r. tn ST. peoplc comfortably.
Dancing 100 ca-ino twice every week
Trims fs Daytona Will connect at
paiatk2
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
sassg Esssfsisa u ssw ssrs ria ciys;
fsss.

FheClyde Line will put OH a specia
roUti trip rate, $50. 90, Jacksonville to
! Vow York, on account Of G.. A. II. En-.
u.rmpnt at Bafi,lp. This is very
/ cheap rate ami should be taken adj
v~nlag" Of Ivy AL who desire to take a
trip norm. Tickets at this low rate
w,li be good to sail from Jacksonville
on any Of the follc wing ships and
dates, viz; Seminole, Sunday August
eth. q "a m; Cherokee, Thursday,
August l1h, am; COmanche,
Sunday, August ord, II a. M; and
good To return on any ship up to Oc,o-
ber3ist
The public are assured that the ser
vice If the de Line is the finest in
the coastwise trade, aud every care
and attention viii be shown its pat
r0ns
The department of Florida Grand
Army Of Republic have named the
lyde Line as the official route for
cnnrads and friends, and the public
are invited TO jim them.
Early application to F. NJ. IRON
moHger, IT., Fla. Pass Ag:., Jackson
vile. Fla. will secure choice state
room accommodation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
Valuable Machinery Tor Sale

saw mill complete, capacity 1900
feet per day, with 25.horse power lay
lor engine and 5o-horse power boiler.
blacksmith forge and fixtures.
One Gre"n River ratchet drill and
bit-.
2l." feet le-pound rails and tram
cars
.de,rwood boilers. ~ -horse power
each.
ldaublo-cyliuder hoisliug engines.
vertical boiler, l2-horse power,
N.th hoi-iiug drum attached.
Eric city vertical boiler, l5-horse
u.A.l
H.--, engine. horse power, fly
Du--l % inches iu diameter. l3-inch
Iate.
,ij-s,,au,uu- int Of steel cable
hoi.f- from ~ inches.
lnt of hand ~eraPers and lot of
Wiuln. tools
Also SOME fr~t-class phosphate,
tuul.r and turpcntine lands. Apply
o. J. r. MATTHEW'S,
l % BOX 3ot. Ocala, Fla.
4
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27

NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE
l. real estate oil T. II. kmbanks in Mcintosh
Marion county Florida has been levied uDon
under a writ OF attachment issued in the above
entitled cause March 2oth A d., 1897. aud unless
the said defendant and all other person. inter
ested shall appear 10 the action by
Monday, the oh day ~ Seffembc,, 4 n. kso7.
q default judgment will be entered and said
teal estate sold TO satisfy said debt
E.E. VOYLE
64j mo. Attorney fol- Plaintiff.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
LEAVE.

ATO % Daily. lopm for I.eeshurg. ttir
NU. % gerald. rriihy. Lakeland, Tampa
and All intermediate stations
mn re Daiiy Us p N, ior Gainesville,
NU, 70 Lake city, 1--we oak, Savannuh AMI
all points north ca-t and west, also connection al
Rorhril, int ralatka, las X sunvile and all intri
mediate stations
mn % patty s. 4 III, Tor Gainesville Live
W.. ~ oak, WayCruss, MONT geometry, Chai
lesion and all points nursh, east aud west. RIMS
train carries through sleeper from Port Tampa
to New York via Ocala, Gainesville, savannah
aud Charleston.
MO 10 Daily i1.os noon for Jihette and all
W.. TO stations north to Hugh Springs and
south to Triily.
Mn Ak 2eop. III. daily except sunday ior
NJ. ~ CRYSTAL and HomosaSsa Connects
AT Juliette with fat mail for Tampa and the
south
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27

Steel beads which ARC lmportani nciors ia
thc seasons trimmings brighten q haek ntt
iand tearing black velvet applNtes aul ( 8
haiI.hcldA A bodice and iolefo 81 rali
cloth with alligator sam markings s. rs
tpiDHdant with cmfraids au1 gDli Cup shlpo8
spaugles. be iacsct Is uaao with ilaeG
satin ftYefs ieRcHed hkf ihe resi-
tmh tdDfts % gold aad silver bullion m
ofeu devices studded with p.afs and bril-.
ianis are mtile Up in , n,ld bodice lifahs
itf efcaiuf gowns
A fsfaiiere 81 the Bertha type umallr
chacn Or ioa cut bodice IS Il thek rct
uifh arpliq 10 coral ylfct UUha..i with
minHie iel ani gold spaoElr clh.gA.as no'ls
ecf ai ihe edges 20 ihf bert "a. Uhlcl IS o. &.
eiih shoulder capcs Uat i.tra tom sl4au.
aacs sud trout The sama itet IS ffplaecl
u white lioIiion iTal aaa and gee,
splngles
brosn haas are slfb-h aul arc rrcf.tal' 3
uam wth hianH gowns fAo CIlr lttg a-
present aaih 8 charming example 3
Nraau i4f at. 500 ,r.vu 20 u-.HH e.r.t
al ifu uaaa 81. 'suf mise i-trona u. 81
tmld ite. paut en c aee bands
crown and 81 DE 'Of as afe arrln-cI tar.r
erect i0ofs az iaak sff ribbon. tttIa la..
tie arm Is fnuoi aaa uepr,s ls.k
eua "a. co. aea taH iss q al sl !
nsi sr.fti rsf shtbFt.s nau.a 20 t.e
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te hlm Is D. "a s0alfisaf fl' s..e tt
$50 "a -5lea l.N % eora-s eae ugre
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fho opposite fie anothor WHk h.N sid 81
tle tses n-oHo Of brown s.t1 n.-te-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
ATTACHMENT.

The Florida Fertilizer Manufacturing COMPANY
OF Gainesville Fla. Plaintiff vs. T. H. Eu-
banks, defendant, and All other Per
sons Intercnted.-Amount OF Debt
4 =.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
chsau Home and Grove for Sale.

Five-room house and good ontlIouses;
forty acres in orange trees, all doing
nicely; only two miles from Ocala.
will sell cheap. Apply ut this office
5-2S-tf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
ID A RURFORD
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Rooms and 3, Hood Block Ocala II

IN the Ctcui, Court at the iilth Judicial Circuit
ct the state of Florida and tor Nation
county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
Oolby's Art Studio.

0olby's Art Studio.
Those in need of landscape, homes
scenic or photo pictures, should not
forget Colby's Art Studio, where only
first class and artistic work will con-
tinue to be done by
w A. IRVINE, Prop,
Ocaia, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27

ened g. blight her lite forever.
SIS. (gHdlaHfscR bn3ctr 5cgcfabA)
CURES Eczema, Scroma. Cancer. Rhcu-
matism, or any other blood trouble.
u D. real blood remedy aud always
cures even after an else fails
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
Five Great West Coast Hotels
On tae Line of the Plant System

OCALA HoeISE, t 92i, t En,, .,,, N,
sarhe iocal Houseop enant ID
cal y,Dsr
,use
m re
" C. McFAppEN pas. ,.,, r,3 I.h Agent
Pas
Superintendent Gainesville fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-27
Eczema
All Her Life.

4enitorcachthed dis
case at all until $.
SIS was given, when
au Improvement
Was at once noticed.
Ihe medicine was
tiuuccl with fay
cradle results. and
DOW ic is cured
y sound aud we'll, her
skin T. perfectly
: clear and pure and
hc has been saved
from what threat
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
A telegram was received by DR.. w. H.,
Jones from his wife at st. Clair announc.
ing the death OF Mrs. Jones' father.
The Tender Passioa.

had colored cook who was on tho
whole very good servant. She had
been educated in the public schools
and could write by putting a copy book
befors her and picking out letter by
letter those she wanted to use. This took
q good deal of time, but she was sensi-
BILE enough to choose her times SO the
practice was not as Objectionable as
with most OF them, whose passion for
letter writing is so great that it is in
dulged in at all times regardless of du-
ty. One evening every one had gone out
and Lefty was left to lock the house
and go home. l came home first and
found on the sideboard an immense pa.
per bag. l knew at once it must have
been forgotten by Lefty, who lived at a
distance, and SO thrust my hand in to
see If there was anything in it to spoil
Fruit and cakes We're in it, but my
hand encountered a box such as Jewell
ers sell fine rings in. l opened it, of
course, to know if it contained any val
uables A portion of her hair had been
soaked in perfumed grease and braided
fine and tight to the length it could be
stretched, tied with blue ribbon and
coiled ring shape. 1t rested ON a piece
OF paper, on which was written, "My
dearest, send you "a lark of my hair
and let not any one else lay the weight
OF their finger upon it," l read no fur
ther in the love note, shut and put back
the box, but that lark of hair" was an
interesting proof how much alike hu-
man nature is in "all sorts and condi-
tions of men" and women too.-New
Orleans Times Democrat.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
Sea Water of Many CoIors.

On bright, sunny day visitors are
often puzzled at the numerous colors
visible on the surface of the sea. There
will perhaps be some four or five streaks
of green, blue, yellow, black and SC
forth, making the water appear as
though it were painted in color stripes
of mathematical precision.
To the initiated these several stripes
have their meaning. They are nearly
all produced by the character of the
ocean bed and, as rule, are only seen
in close proximity to land
If you see deep blue or green patch,
you may label it deep water, the blue
usually being deeper than the green. A
yellowish tint signifies a sandy bottom,
and, if it is very pronounced, indicates
a shoal or sand bank.
Black indicates rocks, although sea.
weed or cloud shadows will sometimes
produce a similar effect
On the east coast it is no uncommon
thing to. see patch of bright red where
the sun has reflected the color of the
deep brown sand ON the surface.
Where the bottom is muddy, as on
the Essex coast, q streak of bright silver
gray is often seen.
Many people who cannot claim in
timacy with the sea imagine these col.
ors are in the sea water itself, whereas
its intrinsic tint is blush green. Lon.
don Answers.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
Patent Cow For Hunters.

A Nebraska man has invented a pat
ent COW for hunters. The invention
presents the perfect outward semblance
OF a most peaceable and amiable COW,
but the fore legs and hind legs are in fact
the two pairs of legs of two men. They
are armed with guns and have a plenti-
full supply of ammunition. The patent
COW moves along like an ordinary harm
less animal until it is in the midsr of u
lot of birds, when it comes open and
the two men inside blaze away. Formed
in the sides of the FRAME at suitable
points, are windows or openings pro-
tected by outward swinging flap blinds,
and through these windows the sports
man in the rear may discharge his
fowling piece when the game has been
successfully stalked. For the firing of
the hunter in the front of the decoy
there is provided a downward swinging
portion, which includes the head and
neck of the animal, SO that by simply
releasing a small catch from the inside
of the framework this releases the
swinging front portion, which immodi-
ately drops by gravity and thus leaves
the sportsman free. Boston Transcript.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
Lesson For Bushes. Men.

The writer recalls the days Of mill.
tary discipline when he served both in
and out of the ranks.
He remembers the always CHEEKY or
der: "Order arms In place. RestH"
Then every man did as he pleased.
He could talk, he could laugh, he could
reach out with his arms, but one foot
must be on the line and stay on the
line, so that when the order came, cat
tentionl' every soldier had but to draw
a part Of himself into position, for part
of himself was already in position.
There is q lesson here for business
men.
Keep on the line of safety, branch
ont with your arms, reach into the
visionary sky of experiment, but keep
one foot on the line of conservative sue
cess, so that there cannot be total fail
ure everywhere, and one can draw the
unsuccessful part back to the successful
part when discretion calls halt
Hardware.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
Arctic Game.

The rabbit supply is now re-enforced
by hundreds of thousands of frozen rab-
bits from Australia, and the price of
home bred rabbits has fallen in conse-
quence. In spite of the murderous de-
struction of subarctic game, the regions
from which it comes are so huge and
the facilities for catching it, for freez-
ing it and transporting it by sledge SO
great that we may expect the supply to
be larger each year rather than less. 1t
seems incredible, but it is true, that
Russian game can be brought from ST.
Petersburg to Leadenhall market at a
cheaper rate per ton than Surrey fowls
can be brought from Horsham to Lon
don. The Transsiberian railway will
tap another enormous game area, and
the supply from the two extremes-the
tame pheasantries of England and the
uninhabited forests Of the subarctic con-
tinent-will continue to stock our mar
ket. Frozen pheasants and other game
are regularly brought into London
market from Picking. --Cornhill Maya
zine.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
A Curiosity of Iitcrature.

An interesting phase of French liter.
airy enterprise is related by LIE eau
lois as follows: Some months ago q Par.
is newspaper ordered a story Of adven-
ture from a well known novelist. The
price agreed upon was l franc line.
The novelist straightway hunted up an
old man of letters-the unknown col.
laborator of many more famous authors
who agreed to write the story for 20
confines q line. When the work had
reached its second part in the course of
publication, the novelist learned that
his old client was seriously i'll. Has
tening to his bedside, he found him dy-
ing. In agony for the fate of his story,
the novelist rushed to the Office Of the
newspaper, got hold of some back mum.
bers in order to pick up the threads OF
the romance and brought it to a speedy
end in few brief chapters. Then he
went to the Office with the manuscript.
whats that" asked the editor.
"Why, the continuation and end OF
my story"
"Oh, then you want to change it,
suppose, because, you know, you sent
in the last chapters three days ago"
Admirable self possession on the part
of the novelist prevented disaster, and
he finally evolved this explanation The
old man, whose price was 20 confines
a line, had himself sublet his task to a
third writer at 10 confines, and thus
the work had been finished i'll safety.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
Tn, Old and Young.

! can conceive of few sadder things
In old age than being without younger
persons who love us enough to correct
u.s. Yes, correct US, neither more nor
less than that, not rudely, of course,
nor impertinently, nor in a nagging,
disrespectful way, as disagreeable in
the manner of the mother to the child
as of the child to the mother, but who
will correct us in a way which, violat-
ing no law of good breeding or courte-
sy, can yet keep us up to our own best
mark.
For tho tendency of many of us, when
70 is reached, is to let ourselves go to
pieces. We can call it resting on our
oars, or describe it with as picturesque
a set Of symbols as we chose. But for
all that man or woman comes to one
Of the great critical periods of life
about the time that age is reached.
They can then either sink under exist
ing conditions, let every encroachment
OF age have its way, excusing them.
selves on the plea of years for every
failure to meet them gracefully, or they
can readjust themselves to the changes
years have wrought and with renewed
spirit go on, still young and still at
tractive because still growing and still
alive.
And certainly the most adorable old
people are the old people who have met
age in the latter way and who have
kept themselves alive to the criticisms
and suggestions of the young. "Have
your children told you yet that you
turn out your toes?" said one middle
aged parent, laughing, to another His
laughter saved him. For all children,
when first grown, become absorbed in
their parents-it is mark of their af.
fection-and they are more sensitive to
their failures, peculiarities or virtues
than to those of all the rest of the
world. And certainly no sweeter sight
is to be found than that of young girls
who are interested in their father s
cravat, the latest cut of his vest or his
looking his very best on all occasions.
For though our fathers and mothers
bring us up when a certain period is
passed we turn about in all well reg
ulated families and return the compli.
ment The young educate the old as
surely as once the old trained them,
and the really fascinating old person is
one who has submitted to the process. -
Harper's Bazaar.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-10-25
At Sea In a Coffin.

1t was the French assassin Lup:
who escaped to sea from Cayenne in d
coffin. He managed to get some nails,
tar and cotton, and one dark night he
got into the coffin shed. He selected a
fine, stanch and seaworthy coffin, fas-
tened the lid in order to turn it into a
deck, leaving cockpit sufficient to en-
able him to crawl in. He calked all the
joints as well as he could, and when
this work was finished he made pair
of paddles out of two planks. Then he
brought out his craft with great precau-
ton. Without much difficulty he reach
ed the waters edge. Silently and slowly
he proceeded in the hope of reaching
either Venezuela or British Guiana, 100
nautical miles distant. Fortunately or
unfortunately for Lupi the steamer
Abeille, returning from the Antilles, off
Paramaribo, picked him up, half drown
ed and almost in fainting condition,
and few hours later he was in irons
in his cell.-San Francisco Argonaut.