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The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

IenOVatSQ dI j. a. fltl man q 20
Albertus Vogt of Rosebank is
at The Oca'a.
-Alapaca and sicilian coat and
vests at H. B. Masters.
w. s. Proskey has returne d
from New York.
Florida stall fed beef at Ed
wards Bros.
Mrs. B. F. Dutton and daughter
of Boston are at The Ocala.
--latest styles of spring cloth
ing at II. B. Masters.
Col. Robertson, of Brooksville,
was in town yesterday.
Linen and duck pants at H.
B. Masters.
The Ocala registered forty-four
arrivals yesterday.
Pants for fat and slim men at
H. B. Masters.
"A full line of standard spring
blood medicines at Tydings & CO.
-Ponger silk coat and vests at
H. B. Masters.
We are recognized leaders of
fashion. Davidson & VanEchop.
Club band and shield bows in
new patterns being received.
Davidson & VanEchop.
Architect George Mckay, lis
preparing plans for the New How
ard Academy building.
DO not buy your spring suit
before looking at H. B. Masters
line, he can save you money.
Stylish garments to your
measure at small cash. Davidson
& VanEchop.
Hoods pills are the favorite fami-
ly cathartic, easy to take, easy in
effect. 25c.
New shapes in nobby straw
hats. Popular prices. Davidson
& VanEc chop.
All kinds of furniture and
light wood work repaired and warm
ished, at J. A. Pittman & Co.'S.
Just try Ioc. box of Cascarets,
the finest liver and bowel regulator
ever made.
-Whitman's super-extra can
dies and chocolates just received
at Troxler's.
Capt. J. G. Ramsaur, Of St. Pc
tersburg, Is in town visiting
friends.
Take in the S. S. & w. excur-
sion to the springs and see the So
foot tower leap Thursday night.
Edwards Bros, the leading
butchers, for anything in their
line.
Stole the timber, must have done
it to sell wood clothes pins at &c a
dozen. The Racket.
Very interesting exercises were
held at the closing of the Dunster
school, four miles south of town
last night. Quite party attend
ed from Ocala.
Carlos Sistrunk, the popular
young law student, returned yes.
terday from a ten days visit to
West Florida. Carlos will be ad-
mitted to the bar in a short time
and will be heard from during bis
future career.
Rev J. G. Murray, pastor of
the Citra Baptist church, preached
two very able and interesting ser.
mons in the Baptist church OF
this city on Sunday. Rev. Oates
is conducting a very successful
revival at his church at Citra.
Tired, nervous and weak men
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THE BOARD OF MISSIONS.
Rev. Fullerton of st. Louis Delivered
Annual Sermon.
TEXT WAS FROM JOHN XIV. p
..prcpnration Meeting" Was Held in
the Afternoon aud an Address
Made ut Night.

| Fort Worth, Texas. May 1.-The an
nual sermon was delivered before thu
woman's board of missions this morning
at the Taylor Street Cumberland Presby-
terrain church by Rev. H. Z. Fullerton.
pastor OF the Lucas Avenue Cumberland
/ Presbyterian church, St Louis, The pull
nit was beautifully decorated and the
house was filled to overlooking when DR..
a. n. buchanan, pastor OF the church.
opened the services with prayer.
DR.. Fullerton read as the lesson OF the
morning. Colossians III: lii. The text
was taken from John xiv IL. Verify,
verify, say unto ye, he that believcth
on Me, tho works that | do. shall he do
also; ard greater works than these shall
he do. because 20 unto My Father" The
theme was the work OF Christ's followers
and pertained, moro by inference than by
reference, TO the work OF Christian mis-
sionaries in spreading the gospel through
out all lands. The necessity of practical
support by giving literally and regularly
to this cause formed a thread that ran
through the discourse, These women who
are Planning and labCring so earnestly
are not doing so for themselves, but for
God Yesterday button pressed in Wash
ington started massive machinery at the
Nashville expGsition-the pressing OF a
button of Christianity sets in motion In
finite aud farrelching forces. Some day
God will come down TO you and me, and
say: You have worked enough" ard take
US 10 be clothed in glory.
After prayer by Or. Buchanan. veri-
table love feast was held by delegates
and visitors as they were warmly greeted
by the hospitabc members of the congre-
cation.
At 3 o'clock a preparation service was
held Mrs. w. j. Darby, president occu-
pying the chair. Mrs T. c.. Mclean Of
Evansville, Ind. vice president Of the
board delivered an address on the subject
OF Personal Responsibility" taking as a
text Romans xiv: For none of lis
liveth to himself, and no man deth to
himself"
The question. Are we prepared for this
annual meetng?" was then propounded,
and many responded with testimony and
encouraging words.
The free will offerings were then laid
upon the table before the pulpit, adding
good sum Tor the extension of the mis-
sionary cause.
Miss loan C. Orr Of Marshall, Mo. to-
night delivered q very Interesting address.
the first par, being on "Christianitys Mes
sage TO Wcman. Having been a dele
gate to the Womau's Missionary conference
II Pan Presbyterian council which was held
at Glasgow scotland, last June. she de-
voted NEST of the time in giving a graphic
sketch OF that body and its bearing on
missionary work.
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Crosby, Texas. April 2i--one of tn,
erauaest dances that has been given in
tAs vicinity this season WAS Al the rect.
dence Of Mrs g. J. Moore. FRIDAY night
Aprii e. The gucets danced until quite q
late hour. Thee was very dainty lunch
served ut the usual hour. Tue guests all
loft, 7eioiuing over the grand timo they
spent Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie ard john HRiourg, MIR, and Mrs
Joe Anderson. Mrs. G, i, Moore Mr.. anC
Mrs Nelson, Miss Daisy Mckinney aud
Dir. Tom Thompson. Miss Emma lager aud
Ar Singleton. Miss Mamie johnson and
Mr. I'd Penn. Mias ollie Miller and Mr.
Is. hssee. Miss Belle Harvey and MIR. G, \
Mckinney. Miss l.. Bird and MIR. g.
Thompson Miss Lara Lockwood and MIR
h. White. Miss May Harrington aud Mr..
Jim Harrington Miss Esther Blair aud Mr.
u. Scott. Miss Billie Gibson and MIR. snod-
grass, Asa Rachel Gibson and MIR AiVN
Nclaan, sir. John Harrington. Miss I'D and
Howard Blair.
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A TOURNAMENT.
reopi. al East Texas Had an Outing
~ smn NMEnsIInc,

ssa Augustine. TeNaF April 30 old sar
Augustine, The little city among the red
hliif. fully maintained her old time reputa.
ton foT Old time southern hospitality, the
occasion bespg grand tournament Din
ner on the grounds, aud after dinner shoot.
Ing for q prize by the Red Land Gun club
composed Of twelve crack shots, ending up
with a grand BAH at night
Ten gaily dressed knights on beautifully
and artIstieally caparisaned horses, each
with lanee IN hand, headed by the san Au-
gustino brass band, dlseoursilg sweet mu-
gle, aud alt commanded by Marshal OF the
Day l., ". Dloun, led, and followed 10y an
immense concoursc OF people from far and
near. proceeded 10 II *. Folks, Two miles
west OF town. where the contest for SUI
premacy and victory began at II o'clock.
The contest resulted in victory for +. ID.
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couple were driven TO the passenger depot
where they boarded the castbound traln
for New Orleans to spend their honeymoon
T'be bride Is the daughter Of captain :,
VI. Wilson and is loved and admired pE an
who know her. Tho groom is an unrisn''
Industrious young man employed IN inc
southern Pacific freight office al TINS place
MCCONNELL. MODE -Alyord, Tex" Aprii
so. Wednesday. April =. 5 p, m, at l'eGs-
tur Professor ". C.. Mcconnell aud MISS
Laura Mode both Of Alvurd. took the sol
erln VOWS Of malrimoIy. Judge j. T. john
son OF Decatur officiating. Mr. McOunheh
and Miss Mode are both prominent yonhs
uecple in this section and have 4 VIDE CIR
clc " friends
BOOkMAN BROSIG-- Nsvasata. Texas,
A0ril %. This afternoon at o'clock. Mi.
T. r. bcokman and Miss Annie Brosic we're
united in marriage at the Presbyterian
church IN the presence OF a largo crowd
Of friends and relatives. Rev. j G TAM
ner. the pastor officiating They are two
OF The most prominent young people Of the
CITY and are highly esteemed and respected
nv iccons OF friends, who wish them long
life and happinoss
CHAPMAN TRorsDALE--E Texas,
April 2S.-The Presbyterian church at this
place was the scene of beautiful we'd
ding this morning Dr. Phillip Chapman
OF La Grange Texas. ana Miss Mamie
Trou@iale OF this place We're the contract
ing parties. The church was highly decor
altd fer tho occasion. ana Il presented
lovely scene. Some days were spent in
the work. The bridesmaids were Misses
Sallie Carson Of La Grange, Maud Marvin,
Bette Wells and Needle Humphrey, The
Ercomsmen were Mcssrs. Sam Drake of
la Grange j. & Trouslale Henry Trous-
dale and I. Trouyiale The happy couple
left Oh thu wes;hound train via Victoria
Tor La Grange. which place they will make
their future home, They carry with them
the best wishes of a multitude Of friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. a.
w. Burroughs q Victoria Mrs Belle
Dickson OF this place sang very appro
PIRATE solo just before the march was be-
gun, which was played by Mrs. Dr. ]. NJ.
Richmond.
GLASS BRENNAN 49, CalyciA Texas.
April S0.-The marriage of Miss Lucy
Randolph brennan to Or j. Glenn Glass
was most brilliant AFFAIR, The bride is
one OF Calvert's prettest and most popu-
lar young ladies. while the groom Is
rising young dentist at this place. The
ceremony took place at the Baptist church
"Wednesday evening NJ o'clock Rev. j.
C. Burckett officiating, in an impressive
manner The church was beautifully
decorated in white aud green, the brides
favcrlte colors The wedding march was
rendered by Miss Lucy Brown, organ; H
il. Stricken flute; Professor Frommel.
violin; Professor Amerila, flute, The lit
tie pages. ALA Belle Brown and Eugene
Field, Pauline brennan and CLEAR Burck-
EFT, Annie Hardy aud HARLAN Lauderdale.
preceded the bridal party TO thu altar aud
held the ribbons attached TO the canopy
while the bridal party assumed their
places. The attenlluts were Miss Adelaide
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church. MIR. King had been a resident o!
Texas for thrty-nine years. Was a farmer
and was 81 years old He leaves seven
children. G. +. King OF Taylor Mrs. a. q,
Barr OF Goldthwaite. Mrs, H. l. Long OF
beaumont, Katie. John. Otis and Charlie
King. He came to Texas In February
lsS9, was a resident Of Williamson county
for ten years aud OF Robertson county foF
tweniy-nine years,
GEISENDORFF-w oodville. Texas. May
l.-County Judge L. @. Geisendorf, an old
and highly respected citizen Of this tTy..
leri county, who has been In a critical
condition for several weeks, with Ia sfippe
and other pulmonary diseases. relapsed
Yesterday, aud despite the Efforts " the
physicians he died at O'Clock In the after =
noon. He is one Of the olacs; citi1cns IN
the county and has filed many responsible
positions. public AS we'll Us private, IN
Southeastern Texas. and his sudden death
will be a great shock 10 his numerous
friends. His remains will he Inferred IN
the Woodville cemetery this evening at l
o'clock under the auspices of the Masonic
lodge. lie WAS royal arch Mason and
member Of the Episcopal church.
HooPER-Timr~on. TeSss. April so. =
Judge o. r. Hooper, living four miles north
Of here. died this morning lie had been
IN feeble health for come time bu, was
thought to be better. as he was up some
few minutes before he died. His death
was peaceful and quiet was thought TO
be asleep. and tho family not wishing to
disturb him did not try 10 arouse him
for some moments Judge Hooper was a
nephew Of Ex-Governor Roberts. He was
good citizen, and had resided here since
1853 Everybody had the utmost confi-
dence IN him He had held many public
positions With great credit TO himself Ho
was u staunch momber OF the Baptist
church He leaves a vito AMI for child
rem besides a host Of relatlyes and friends
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Lewis for first honors, who crowned Miss
Lilly Sharp as queen OF love aud beauty
+. b. Srhlett, winning secoad horois
crowned MISS Annie Collins first maid OF
honor, A. p Tassaman. third honors
crowned Miss Ella Cartwright second maid
Of honor. aud Brinz Tassaman. winning
fourth honors, crowned Miss Fannie Ran
kin third maid Of honor. All these eere-
monies were performed in the most ap-
proved style.
Then came the announcement OF dinner
OF which there WAS a rogt touu Gus
spread. all having quite an abundance. and
anyone 10 look at the crowd, numbering
from 1900 TO 1900 souls, and to see the un-
usually good cheer that prevailed the
handsome dresses worn by the ladies and
the good clothes worn by the men, and
the fat horses and the fine vehicles. would
unavoidably arrive az the conclusion that
the wave Of prosperity" had struck ferc,
fun in the face.
After dinner was over there came the
contest as 10 Workmanship Shooting was
declared in order and the traps arranged
Then the clay pigeons were tossed high IN
the air, one after another. In rapid success
sion, the members OF the club shooting by
turns. resulting IN J. W Cartwright win
ming FIRST prize, and Mr.. G. sharp second.
To conclude the enjoyments Of The day.
the young people assembled al o'clock at
the college building. and danced until L.
o'clock.
People came from every point Of the
compass, there being many visitors from
NacoedOches Watson. Chireno Lutkin Cen
ter, Tenaha shelbyville, Patron. Sexton Nj
lano, East. Hamilton and other places. and
among all this throng of guests and WISH
tors. not an inciien, occurred 10 mar the
happiness or pleasure Of any present and
one thing vas particularly noticeable, there
was not q drunken man In all this throns.
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IL LING.


Luling, Texas. May 2,-The publication
in The Post of yesterday anent the posi-
BILE action of the State Volunteer Guard
in regard to the failure Of the legislature
to recognize the claims of the citizen sol
diers. has awakened widespread interest,
Luling being the home of one OF the larg
est and most complete and enthusiastic
military companies in the State. When
approached on the subject by The Post
correspondent, Captain John l.. Nea2ey OF
the Lipscomb RIFLES, stated that he had
not thought OF the matter, and for that
reason preferred not to talk, He, however
thought that 1t was necessary for the we'll
being and training Of the militia that a
State oncampment be held each year. and
that their claims be recognized by the
State. Lieutenant Wiley Rainbolt of the
same company expressed almost the same
opinion, though he was in favor Of going
farther In the matter than Captain Vcazey.
While the officers Of the rifles will say
nothing, the privates. the bone and muscle
of the militia, do not accept the remark
Of Brigader General Cooke with very good
grace.
T. II Hammersmith Of Houston is very
sick at the farm OF otto Remslon, near
RiddieVille
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Two Hoys Arrested for Killing An
other hoy at Mount Hebron

Two Hoys Arrested for Killing An
other hoy at Mount Hebron.
Cuero. Texas, May 2.-Deputy Sheriff
Madison Granbury. from the Terryvillc
neighborhood. brought Charlie and Alber,
Squyres here this morning and put then
in jail charged with killing John Dowicarn
Roth are boys, one about "A or IL years old
the other about 49, John Dowlearn was
about II years old, The tragedy happened
at Mount Hebron church. where the peop,r
were assembled TO decorate the graveyard
at their annual May decoration. All three
OF tho boys are sons of highly respecta-
BILE people. and the tragedy is most deeply
regretted by all
Complaints were filed hore and the mar.
ueulars viii not be known until the exam.
two ' "
MI Henry Weland and County Commits.
sloner John Junker leave today for Gal
weston to represent their respective lodge,
in the Grand lodge Sons of Hermann IA
be held at Galveston Monday and TUESDAY
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Victoria.

Victoria, Texas May Some time ia"
night the three bents of wooden "esu'
bridge, just this side OF Nursery w"e W.
stroyed by fire; IT was discovered by ~ \.
section foreman; the origin OF the lse ,, y
net known. The damage was tehipv'a'. !,
repaired so that there was no ae'A' :"
trains. ,..s
y subscription list IL being c'Icu s,ils
for the purpose of raising fuhus "a Soa Si h..
been raised, and as soon as $1,000 more IS
secured work will begin. II Will be ~
Gated on the northeast corner OF the oos.
on which the convent and old church Nv
lnraInl
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COWBOYS LEAGUE.


Waco Texas, MAY . Pursuant to call
a number of cattlemcn met yesterday in
Commercial Hall and organized the Cow
boys LEAGUE. with w A poage president
ana Forest L Morgan secretary These
ci'leers are temporary. the permanent Off
Gals to be elected at an adjourned meeting
Friday night.
The purnose OF the organization was
stated IN these DISPATCHES several days ago
1t is to effect the organization OF round
w outhl To go to the Tennessee Centon-
mai and exhibit the work of roping ana
branding cattle in the regular Texas style
ST. forth az"
The meeting next Friday evening viii
perfect organization and all Texas cattie.
men who are now o. have been engaged in
the business are eligible to memhersbi,,
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BUSINESS NEWS nANorEr.
One Mass Meeting NJ Which some
thing Was Done.

thing Was Done.
Waxahachie. Texas. May mir. T r,
Anderson and scvera friends gave a great
banauet al the Elk hall Friday night. The
Invitations had been sent to nearly every
representative business man in Waxahachie
and many responded. Why the invitation
had been sent was kucwn to very few, but
they thought it mus, mean some good for
Waxahachic. The table ran the fun length
of the hall; there were fifty places on
nostr ili,y chairs. great brown turkeys.
resting on oval dishes, could be seen here
and there. big cakes ON White stands green
lettuce eel7ry and lunches OF roses filled
ia the space between dishes, filed with The
choicest OF food and fruit: then there were
slim neck bottles, labelled In French aud
German. These bottles contained wine Of
an coIors and flavor. from the mildest nee
tar to the strength Of cognac brandy. This
table WAC beautiful to behold. Isadore aud
Harry Harris and band of walters stood
ready TO serve the guests. Nothing but
mon entered the hall
At little after o'clock Mr. T. r. An
drrson took the head of the table and in
NNed the guests to gather around the table.
When the major part of the chairs were
filled. Mr.. Anderson asked the guests 10
out his kodak and snapped 1t at the table.
No crowd OF business men ever sat down
10 nicer table and no crowd of business
men ever ate hearticr
Mr., Anderson waited until some of the
ianGs of hunger had been satisfied, then he
sounded the KEYNOTE. He made a talk on
What Can We DO to Better our Condj-
ton"
Ceptain w, II Getzandaner talked On
ellis County, and was followed by Mayo,,
u A. Dnisose and about twenty other
speakers. The banquet was given TO slim
ulate home industry and factory building
large crowd gathered on Park school
camnaS 10 witness the Field Day pro-
Erlmmo. The exercises given by the va
rlous grades We're chiefly in the line of
physical culture and at The same time high
~ amusing and entertaining The hcon
and ring drills the Indian club and wand
drills. sack race dude race the hunters
and tugs We're each cheercd in turn. The
military drill nv about forty Young ladies'
81 the high school closed The programme
Professor Aekcr drilled the Young ladies'
Excellent discipline was maintained
ihrOughout the cyercisps
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lor.

Tayior' Texas, May 2.-R. f.. and II
h'rker James Muntine and pumhor =.
other expert cowboys living Innrnsh. VI
fayloF' who have gained notoriety al, over
ne state in roping and handling wild c,t,,o
nave organized Wild west show and viii,
tako the road after giving an e,h,h,,,a
the fair week during
~ Iao HoS;o San Gabriel ranch man
~ aay -, few days ago shipped n c,r noas
seere,a ess nan M rhe fort Worth packery.
''e'ary Diahd Of tho Williams County
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Fair association reports some attractive
entries in the races for the fair next
week Tho speed trials promise to y
very interesting this season.
Mayor Moody has called a mass mee1'
Ing Of the citizens OF Taylor inclaains
both gentlemen and ladies, 10 assemps
at the city lall Monday evening next %
elect May queen to represent inc e!
at the Waco May Queen carnival TO y
held In Waco May IL. 10 and 20.
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MIR. BLACKBURN Ar AUSTIN.
He Was Physically Unable to Go
Through n Long sitting.

Austin. Texas. May 2.-w. p. Black
burn. the member from Robertson county
who was suspended by the house last week
Tor absenting himself during a call without
being excused. showed up this evening and
stated TO The Post correspondent that he
had not intended to place himself IN con
iempi. but tina, he felt that he was physi-
caIiy unable 10 undergo such another ordeal
a. the one incidental TO the assignment bill
tc-uo and that noticing the door Of The
sergeant alarms room open he took ad
vantage OF the opportunity TO escape. He
denies that he was prevailed upon or as
sisted by any one to leave the house.
Mt Blackburn is 60 years OF age and
anything but robust
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